I went to try this coffee shop today, for the first time. Situated in Worcester, within the arches…read moreof the railway bridge. Lots of really interesting restaurants have been popping on this area. There is a good selection of drinks and bites to eat. Tried their mocha and iced latte, both with oat milk. Their roast was very good, sweet with a hint of bitterness and a bit of acidity, this was complimented by the oat milk rather well. We tried their warm pastel de nata: the pastry was crispy, buttery and a little savoury, the custard nata filling was sweet, the combination was delicious. Price wise, seems similar to other coffee shops in the region. The staff were really friendly and they even gave my dog, Barney, a little treat. Will most definitely visit again. See you around!

Very busy coffee shop in the heart of Cheltenham. We didn't try any of the food offerings but did…read morestop in for an afternoon coffee break. It was packed and there was a line to order. Friendly staff, warm finishings (physically and ambiance). My gingerbread chai latte was very sweet but I was able to water it down with more milk.

Great to see the multi national identikit coffee chains getting a run for their money in Cheltenham…read moreHigh Street... This place sells Nitro coffee ideal for that extra kick on a warmer day but with my added liqueur it did its insulating work. Went for the spicy chicken panini... ok I would have liked it spicier but what was good was the actual taste... savoury, tasty and well presented on a small wooden platter... take that Star*ucks!

Set above a dressmakers and alteration service called Marie's, and adjacent to a large Aldi, is the…read moreCoffee Loft, a peaceful coffee shop, with a good variety of seating. From conventional seating to small sofas, this is a good place to escape the hustle and bustle of the town centre. Having had coffee earlier in the morning, we opted for tea, ordinary and Earl Grey, although there were a multitude of other flavours on offer, both were refreshing and light, just what we needed. There were also coffees, such as americano, latte and cappuccino, all in two sizes. The counter was made of clear acrylic embedded with lots of different types of buttons, very effective. Atop of the counter, were many tempting homemade cakes, like scones, brownies, carrot cake, lemon drizzle, to name but a few. Resisting temptation we each had a teacake, which was perfect for a light lunch, and very reasonably priced to boot; a good find!

Nice and small costa, I probably prefer to be in a small Costa than a bigger one on the High…read moreStreet, especially during the weekends for example, as it is more quite and more free to find a place to seat in the Costa between Nationwide Bank and Lloyds Bank. However sometimes some bakery choices are limited.

Costa's coffee is always pretty much the same, and I have to say, I do quite like it. Once you've…read moremanaged to wade through all of the mutitude of choices to get the one you like, it comes to you hot and tasty, what more could you ask? I suppose you could ask for a cup of coffee that doesn't cost the same as a complete jar would cost at the supermarket, but that's probably just my Scotish roots coming out. The trouble with this Costa is that it is inside a converted bank, and that's exactly what it feels like. The windows are all above head height even when you're standing up and, although, they've made an effort with the decor, I still find myself expecting to be tapped on the shoulder and asked if I want to open a savings account.

I am mad crazy about visiting bakeries for tea and cake. I'll describe it as a hobby, if that…read moredoesn't make me sound like an absolute glutton. Anyway, my beady eyes spied this place on my way into Cheltenham when I was visiting for a wedding. The following day I scuttled out of the torrential rain for a cosy seat and some tea and cake. Disappointment number 1: seats are uncomfy and the space isn't very cosy at all This was pretty much immediately forgiven when I saw the gorgeous display of cakes and cupcakes and pastries and mini loaves and meringues and cookies. Yuuum! I was so excited! And indecisive! Admittedly to the point of annoyance, to which the staff did nothing to disguise. Settled on a red velvet cupcake for me and a strawberry cupcake for my boyfriend. Tea for him, macchiato for me because I needed a serious wake up after wedding craziness. Disappointment number 2: macchiato was not the teeny tiny espresso sized coffee it should be, but half a big cupful. Disappointment number 3: my red velvet cake was a) not red, but brown and b) stale. I didn't finish it. That's A Big Deal. Dec's strawberry cupcake had a lovely flavour but the fresh strawberry through the cake had made the sponge gloopy. Gutted. They sell nice cake stands and sweets and crockery if you're looking for a cute gift, which I was and I did purchase and the recipients were pleased.

A perfect addition to the Montpelier area of Cheltenham this, with its dainty little cakes, loose…read moretea and other 'posh' nibbles on offer. But the main attraction for many will be the Butterfly Bakery-esque cupcakes that are lined up in a display cabinet. What's not to like?! I have to say that I was tempted away from the cupcakes by an individually baked lemon meringue pie. Oh deary me, it was the last one available but if there were more I would have smashed through a second it was that lovely. Chewy, just browning meringue on top of a creamy, sweet and very lemony base made to make your mouth water! The girlfriend went for Banana Cake which was moist and bananery - made of yum. We were impressed by the decor, which was modern, clean and functional. No cozy seats though, disappointingly, just tables for 2 or 4 and a raised bar along the window. Like I said, a cracking addition to an already well-serviced area of town where competition is stiff. Its uniqueness will, I'm certain, continue to attract people with kids, 'soccer mom' types and those with girlfriends with a weird cupcake fetish...

If you needed a proper coffee fix. Look no further. Campden coffee is the place to be…read more Beautifully made, the coffee was just right and the extraction was done to perfection. As an Aussie traveller I'd say this is a nice joint. Was the flat white perfect Aussie standrard? Probably just missing the mark, but it's certainly good enough, and especially when were in Cotswold. Relaxing atmosphere for a tea and a quick rest as well! Lovely staff!

Had a delightful tea and shortbread, while the Lovely Bride indulged in a scone with creme and jam…read morewith her afternoon latte. Across the hallway from the gallery shop in the Old Silk Mill, where C. R. Ashlee's Guild of Handicraft centered a century ago. There is still a silversmith at work here, as well as woodworkers, potters, and leather workers. The coffee shop itself is a nicely appointed room with stone floors and walls, wooden tables and chairs in a cheerily mismatched style. Porcelains are random as well. Loads of sandwich options, as well as cold drinks.

Hole-in-the-wall spot with fine coffee and tea, sandwiches until 3:30, and free wifi. I had the…read moreBrie and cranberry croissant, which was toasted and came with a tiny side salad. Very kind and friendly staff, and a few patrons in and out whilst I sat here to write a bit. Highly recommended if you're in the area!

Cosy corner cafe with delicious coffee, cakes, and a selection of savoury bits. I always order from…read morethe specials menu. A nice quiet spot in the busy city centre.

A nice small local coffee shop. I'm no coffee connoisseur, but their mochas certainly seem fine to…read moreme. Good range of sandwiches and cakes are fresh and tasty. Only complaint is their 3.45 closing time (on a Friday at least) which means coffee while my daughter has her ballet class is no longer an option.

Claims to be the best and cheapest in Charlton Kings. Not true. Try Cafe Restyle in Sixways…read more Fabulous Illy coffee and great sandwiches and homemade cakes. Greatv prices too.