This place is Best breakfast place. your order and you get it piping hot fresh non-greasy .tea…read morecoffee are good too

Small cafe located in one of the retail units of Wokingham Town Hall. Always one to favour the…read morelocal trader I visited here for a quick cuppa. They sell baguettes, cakes and pastries to takeaway or eat in, however there is limited seating inside. The seating consists of bar stools and quite hard wooden/metal chairs, so its not really a place to sit down for long periods of time. Prices were reasonable and the staff were friendly. Recommended for light refreshment and to grab something and go.

Always great service and the coffee's not bad either!read more

Saw the great reviews and went for breakfast on a Sunday morning and the cafe was closed. A local…read moretold me it was rarely open.

The fry-ups are great, the man who runs it is very friendly and good at his job…read more The food is nice and quick. You can look out of the windows and see the pond with lots of ducks. Alot of workmen go into here but it is still family friendly and has highchairs.

This was the 1st chain coffee shop to open in Wokingham & is fairly typical of the brand. The damn…read moreair conditioning blasts out cold air is my only beef so be careful where you sit!

One of the better coffee houses in Wokingham. Always good coffee here and without smugness…read more Although generally the queues are long with the Yummy Mummy's, in their twin off road buggies, trying to get their fix for them and their little 'Hugo' . Double macchiato with a biscotti is the tops.

Nice sized, based in Princess Square. Lots of different coffees and hot chocolates anda wide…read moreselection of cakes. The ready made baguttes tend to be a tad stale but the toasted sandwiches are tasty :) The milkshakes are basically pure milk and totally over priced. The seating arrangments are well planned amd the decor is fine. The staff are helpful, one even offered to take over my tray to my table! Now thats service!

Pros BB's is a cafe in an upper corner of Princess Square shopping centre, serving a selection of…read moredrinks and excellent cakes and muffins. Great for a mid-shopping break. Cons The cafe suffers from being situated next to the escalators, so has fairly high foot traffic past it. Tables are also not cleared as quickly as they could be.

Another massive mega-store, on the same order as a Wal-Mart Supercenter like in the States. Except…read morethis store is 90% food and groceries, but only 10% clothes and electronics. Wider selection of clothes and other non-food items than the Tesco I shopped last week, including a small shoe department (boots!) and an aisle of kitchen items (drip coffee maker for £7!). With this shop, I think I've fully kitted out my flat. Prices are in line with what I expected, as Asda is "part of the Wal-Mart family". Slightly lower than Tesco and much lower than the urban Sainsbury's in Reading Town Centre. It's a huge store and it's very easy to spend a couple of hours in here without realizing it. One annoying thing - Bill, the greeter, kept announcing on the overhead how much he'd love to help and kept pointing out the specials and hours. Between that and the Asda advertisements (mostly Christmas specials and electronics items), there was barely a moment of peace. I have no idea how Brits got by before these mega-stores came to be. This store literally sells every type of food and in many different varieties. Lots of ready-to-cook and ready-to-serve items in many departments. Compared to the States, the produce section was much larger. It was also a little odd (as an American) seeing a massive aisle of spirits (whiskey, scotch, etc.). In many places back home, these are in a separate section or even a different store to keep them away from the kiddies. Loads of parking and a petrol station, Asda is also served by the Reading bus lines - numbers 21 and 22 stop right in front after a ~20 minute ride from the depot. I snapped and posted pictures for you!

Our nearest Supermarket in a nice airy Mall with other shops including jewelers, shoeshops,…read moreopticians, estate agents, cleaners and cafes. It is a busy area and yet one can get ones shopping done quickly because there are so many check outs. Items are easy to find and are tastfully displayed. Good parking and also a large section where one can deposit old wine bottles. There used to be a series of small banks in this mall but there are only ATMs left. There is also a shop selling wheelchairs and mobility cars etc Across the road is a small Marks and Spencers which we use for variety .

Very dirty, tables cleared not very often and service adequate at best. Don't go near the place. I…read morewas afraid to sit on some of the chairs for fear of what I might catch.

Probably as good as any other coffee shop, never had problem with dirty tables or chairs and tables…read morecleared regularly. Staff always friendly and happy to help.