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Trip advisor has the wrong title for this cafe on West Street in Ware (next door to the Village Taverna) Superb coffee, great for a breakfast or healthy brunch. Fresh salads and desserts. Run by professional qualified family. When the sun is out you can sit on the patio and be spoilt by attentive staff.

Stopped here on my way to London today, amazing coffee and brilliant service. I took a lot of time to pick what I wanted but the girl and the lad there were very accommodating to me. The coffee was made perfectly, better than any of the high street chains like costa and Starbucks. I must praise them for their service as well, not sure on their names but it was the blonde girl and the lad with the black hair. Will definitely be coming back.

I met up with an old mate of many years in Ongar and we were looking for somewhere to get a drink and a bite and we wandered into the two Brewers. We were welcomed by the staff who were really friendly as it seemed were the regulars in there and it was a lovely atmosphere. The service was excellent and the food really lovely and served with a smile. The drinks were plentiful in choice and priced very fairly. I can certainly recommend a visit and I will have no hesitation going back when I am next in the area.

Invited here for Grandmother’s birthday meal. Thankfully we did our research beforehand and realised that parking was limited so car shared with others. One guest got so frustrated with trying to find a space that she gave up and drove home again! The place wasn’t big enough for all of us so we were sat on 3 big separate tables, not their fault but hardly a ‘family’ meal when you’re all sat separately... Table(s) was booked well in advanced, yet food choices were limited because they’d run out of certain meats. The food was beautiful and the portions were generous but the service was slow and some people had finished their meal by the time others arrived! Pudding was limited, there was no actual menu and the waitress didn’t really know what they had or what was in it so we didn’t bother in the end. Prices were reasonable & the facilities were clean. Overall, I just don’t think it was a great choice of venue for so many of us but that isn’t their fault and they tried very hard to make us all feel welcome. Would return again with a smaller group.

What a lovely pub to be in, very welcoming great hospitality, great prices, definitely will be coming again.(5;

I've been drinking in and around Wisbech for a number of years and there was a time when the Angel was our pub of choice. That was as much down to the landlords at the time as much as anything else. These days we use the Angel as one in a string of pubs to visit when we fancy a little pub crawl. It's much the same as it's always been. A drinkers pub, a modest selection of drinks and a modest area to drink it in. The atmosphere in my experience has always been one of drinkers having a good time. With the addition of some later night gatherings with their lower room and their extension out back the pub is probably getting more custom now than it ever has. They have a little pool room which always goes down well in pubs but is sorely missing from so many these days. It's not the best pub you'll walk into in Wisbech, but it's not the worst either.

This pub is very unwelcoming. We walked into the main bar with our very well behaved small dog and we were told by a man sitting at a table (landlord I presume), “Dogs are not allowed in here”. I asked if there was an area we could go to and was told “Yes if you leave the dog outside”. The place has now lost my custom permanently. Maybe someone could explain why in this day and age these type of bans are in place.

I went to this cafe today and oh my gosh it was one of the best experiences I've had. I went in and the staff were hands down some of the kindest women I've ever come across and they created such a lovely atmosphere. The inside was homely and felt inviting. I had one of their rolls and I was so happy with how it was made. I saw plently of customers come and go while I was there and they had also appeared satisfied with the quality of their orders. Their drinks were made quickly but tasted better then lots of other places I've visited. I'll be definitely coming back again and I honestly would give them so many more stars if I could! This is somewhere I think everyone should visit at some point so they can see for themselves

Lovely staff great service. Menu small but what they do is done well. We had sandwiches and soup all very nice. Quiet place if you need a peaceful lunch. Close to town centre. you can buy artisan breads etc. there also.

I have to stay this is a interesting place to go to or explore. There have good variety of games and snacks and drinks and provide lots more also popular for teenagers under 30 which is good Pool table/ table tennis is cool to have in a place like this . Opening hours are reasonably appropriate will be returning and will definitely recommend this place for the weekend

I went on a Saturday around 10 oclk to use the butchery and when I saw the queue to pay as it shared with cafe with what looked like one person serving was a complete joke so walked out .

I loved this place when it first opened - but sorry - you have gone down hill - I have had 2 chilli jacket potato take-aways now - thought the 1st one was just of a bit of a mistake - didn't want to complain in case it got somebody in trouble - but now had a 2nd one! How can you honestly charge that for a tablespoon of chilli on a potato!?

I had a bit of time to kill before my train left so I decided to get a drink whilst I waited. On platform 1 of Ely station is Locoespresso so I ordered a green tea which is something I drink regularly. The young lady who served me was very polite and friendly and was quick to serve me. I get the impression she does not drink green tea herself as she asked me if I would like milk or sugar in my tea. Does anyone else have these in their green tea? I may be in a minority?!?

I’d not been to Cambridge city centre for about 2 years, but met a friend and former work colleague for dinner. After eating, we looked, unsuccessfully, for a coffee shop. Most were either closed, or no longer there! (there have been many changes in Cambridge since my last visit). We found Knoops - and I’m so glad we did! I had a 36% (milk) cold chocolate and my friend, Agata, had a 28% cold white. We both agreed that they were the nicest we’d ever tasted. They have a huge variety of ‘percentages’ in cold, hot and milkshake form, so lots of choice - AND they also do coffee! Reasonably priced too, particularly when compared to even a bog standard coffee. Highly recommended 👍❤️

On the plus side, the Sunflower Tearoom was very clean and comfortable. The welcome and service were good and the speed of service and taste of the fare was also good, but the cost is steep. A bowl of soup is £6.50. Our bill for two toasties, two soups, one cake and two small pots of fruit tea was £30. In my opinion that was expensive for what we received as for £15 each, we could have had a full lunch at one of the many pubs we pass.