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8 years ago
Very pleasant and lovely Cafe! Unique in Dartford. It offers healthy food and also cakes. The coffe is very good.
9 High Street
Dartford DA1 1DT
United Kingdom
Dartford
01322 280086
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http://esquirescoffee.co.uk
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What time does Esquires Coffee open?
Esquires Coffee opens at 7:00 AM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday.Esquires Coffee opens at 9:00 AM on Sunday.
What time does Esquires Coffee close?
Esquires Coffee closes at 6:30 PM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday.Esquires Coffee closes at 5:00 PM on Sunday.
Mon-Sat 7:00 AM - 6:30 PMSun 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Does Esquires Coffee take Bitcoin?
No, Esquires Coffee does not take Bitcoin.
Does Esquires Coffee have catering options?
No, Esquires Coffee does not have catering options.
Does Esquires Coffee have parking?
Yes, Esquires Coffee has parking options.
Is Esquires Coffee wheelchair accessible?
Yes, Esquires Coffee is wheelchair accessible.
Does Esquires Coffee have free WiFi?
Yes, Esquires Coffee has free WiFi.
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Good= excellent Service= excellent…read moreAmbiance = excellent Prices=excellent. The owner is VERY pleasant!
I had a great experience here the coffee was rich and flavorful. The staff was so friendly,…read morewelcoming and made my coffee experience a relaxing atmosphere.
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The lovely Vintage Lindy Lou Tea Room
Great place for cakes and french deserts. It is relaxing and refreshing to have a cup of tea with a…read morecake or a baguette. Comfortable seating although tables are a bit too close to each other for my liking. You should try the coffee eclairs or the mille-feuille. If you are hungry I recommend the classic croque monsieur, cheese and tomato toastie or grilled ham and cheese croissant. Coffee is not as great as the one you would find in Starbucks or Costa Coffee, however their tea is nicely served in a cute little pot. Worth a visit.
I like this costa for three reasons; 1. They don't charge for soy milk (that goes for all Costas),…read more2. They really know how to make a good hot chocolate, and 3. I love their chocolate twists (again, they sell these in all Costas). This Costa is on the way to train station, so on cold mornings nothing beats a good hot chocolate. The staff are also lovely!
Friendly staff. good coffee and other hot and cold beverages, and hot and cold sandwiches cakes and…read moresnacks. Small outside pavement area. On a busy main road so great if you like people watching and car spotting but one star off for location.
Friendly staff, great soya lattes. Grab a coffee most mornings and they know my order. Their…read moresandwiches are great as well, nice and fresh. The pastrami one is especially delicious!
Won't be going back. Having staff bicker at each other…read morebehind the counter is not something I want to see. Got my coffee and was a little disappointed to then find that it was bitter, once it had cooled down. Horrible coffee.
The best bacon sarnies and great cups of builders tea. Can't beat it on a winters morning. Staff…read moreare always friendly too.
The Bakery in Pickford Lane is a great place to pick up a filling lunch at a reasonable price. The…read moreusual baked goods are available as well as filled baguettes with a range of fillings to choose from and hot and cold drinks all to take away. Unlike most bakeries there is an option to sit and eat in. It's quite a charming and intimate place to have lunch, ideal for conversation and a catch up. Their meal deal makes The Bakery affordable, around £4.20 for a baguette, cake and a hot drink which is tastier, cheaper and more filling than most other High Street delis. It's close to Bexleyheath station and so is great for grabbing food on the way to and from work. There is are a few parking spaces in the street next to the shop.
The Bakery on Pickford Lane is a great place for any baked goods you can imagine…read more The Staff are very friendly and experienced and will get you served as quick as they can. I would go to the Bakery any day of the week over all the high street chain "fake" bakeries that lay around town. Their bread is so fresh and tasty, and i am a sucker for their farmhouse loaf. Their fresh cream cakes are to die for, as well as the remaining of the cakes they have to offer. Also, warm cups of tea and coffee can be found here. The Bakery is a prime example of why traditional family bakeries are better than chain bakeries and a reason you should continue getting your fresh bread from here.
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We come here every week for breakfast. I love that they know our order and correct us when we get…read moreit wrong! The food is always good and served quickly no matter how busy they are - in fact, the cafe is usually full. The staff are super friendly and the coffee is delicious (I have a white coffee).
It's hard to beat the cosiness of a Starbucks shop…read more This Lakeside gem doesn't disappoint. Always free wi-fi, plenty of seating, choice of gluten free food, cookies , muffins and cakes. You can even get hot scrambled eggs with salad. It's great for consumers to have different coffee shop chains to compete for their business. In this regard Starbucks Lakeside ranks quite high.
Starbucks in Lakeside is slightly on the small side, if they had got bigger premises I am sure they…read morewould deal with twice the amount of customers, there is always a queue there, but they do get through people quite quickly. The seating area only has a few tables in it, but it looks like most people take there coffees away with them. The staff are always pleasant, and there is always a good stock of spoons, napkins and sugars available. This coffee shop is based on the 1st floor, but is easily accessible as they have an escalator and lift quite nearby.
A great stop if your out and about in bluewater... The reason for my 5 stars is the INSANE number…read moreof plug sockets (I had to jump on my laptop and do some work whilst I was out) The staff were great and just left me alone (that was what I really wanted)
With a Starbucks on every corner, most people know what to expect when they go in - comfy sofas,…read moreexpensive sandwiches and not great coffee. This is why I never bother with the coffee of sandwiches and order the sublime blueberry muffin or blueberry cheesecake with a hot chocolate or a chocolate frappucino (which I have recently discovered to be a more summery alternative to hot chocolate). This Starbucks is always busy and it can be hard to get a seat, the staff are friendly and the service good.
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Wenlock Cafe has a more detailed menu than most of its neighbouring cafes in the area. From english…read morebreakfast to bagels and sandwiches, its a non-expensive cafe to eat in. Mostly workers and council residents come here as an affordable alternative. Its got a quirky pink and aqua blue colour to brighten up the ambience but is quiet tacky in my opinion. The greasy food does not approve to my taste but the general hot drink is a yes. Its the local cheap place to go for a heavy snack/meal.
Fortunately the really quite crap name of this café is hidden in fairly illegible writing on the…read morebig white awning outside this place. Actually largely due to the stupid hidden name the outside is quite appealing, there's a few chairs and no stupid promotional promises about having the best coffee east of the originating tree in the Amazon. Inside they do lunch, all good homemade stuff and breakfasts too. There is only one big wooden table in the middle of the room so the feel is definitely someone's kitchen and not their business. I wouldn't go with groups because you can't really sit down very comfortably - in fact the less people the better. Totally unintimidating to be alone here so I'd say that's your best bet. Good coffee and comfortable setting.
I've been going to this place since it opened and I'm very fond of it. They do good (but not great)…read moreIlly coffee, a nice selection of teas and an interesting selection of well-executed cakes/pastries. I've enjoyed most things from the eat-in menu, especially the breakfasts. The decor is cute, too. There are very few nice places to eat or get coffee on Ladbroke Grove, so Tea's Me gets an extra half star for filling a gap.
This is a great little cafe situated in an adult education building. Rafik, who runs the business,…read morealways provides an excellent service with a wide selection of snacks and main meals too suit all tastes. Rafik is very good in offering not just the standard fare, but tailoring his service to individual tastes. He does great cakes as well The cafe is conveniently located near to the Thames and some good pubs as well as a delightful park
This cafe has been taken over and is now called The Good Life.They serve the usual cooked…read morebreakfasts , but are using top quality ingredients.Ie.free range eggs,hand made sausages and dry-cure smoked bacon. They also use Fair-trade coffee,tea and sugar.Probably the best breakfast in Maidstone.
A tiny coffee shop and cafe right next to the Parsons green tube station. It serves excellent…read morecoffee and has a nice interesting sounding food menu. The staff are also very friendly and nice, and engaging with their customers. It's an Aussie style cafe in London. They have a nice selection of coffees and teas, and also a small selection of breakfast items. We only had coffee here and it was excellent. I would give the coffee here a 5 star rating. It's intense, flavorful and well made. I loved my cappuccino. I would come back here in a heartbeat and try the entire menu, and certainly for a coffee. In a city filled with chain shops this is a welcome small addition.
A lovely coffee shop with outside seatingoverlooking the square in Woolwich town centre…read more Good coffee and a wide selection of rolls, paninis and cakes. A great place to grab porridge and honey on the way into work too.
Small, independently-run coffee shop and cafe, serving a wide range of home-made sandwiches, rolls,…read moretoasted paninis, cakes etc as well as hot and cold drinks. Friendly staff. Not a bad latte here, and with the big bonus that it's not a 'chain' cafe, so prices are rather more modest - for example, a bacon and egg baguette with a tea or coffee is £3.95. Friends working nearby are regular users. They have seating inside and out and, while the view isn't very exciting, it is right next to the Church Street stop of Croydon Tramlink.
On a recent stay in London, we came upon this place. It's a cute bakery with various baked goods…read moreand sweets. I only tried their chocolate muffins and they were the best I've ever had! The muffins are absolutely delicious, not overly sweet and guess what? The center is filled with custard!!! I came back a second time for these muffins and can't wait to go back to London to have them again. I wish I could have tried more items but I just had to have the chocolate muffins. Really recommend this place.
Nice cafe in Kilburn serving light meals and cakes etc. Airy and light decor. Helpful staff. Not…read morevery cheap but good was good. Would go again.
Great little Cafe in the quieter and nicer part of Croydonread more
By finding The Coffeebean Company Cafe I have found a little bit of heaven hidden away in…read moreLeigh-on-Sea. This is just what Leigh needs - a modern coffee shop yet with traditional welcoming values. They have a great selection of coffees, as well as other hot and cold drinks, and they sell a great range of homemade cakes and cookies. There are also free papers should you just want to sit back and relax with a nice drink. I tend to have high standards but they really seem to know their stuff, and the coffee was one of the best I have had in ages. The premises seemed really clean and everything had that nice sparkle to it. Their prices are probably the average price for coffee in Leigh. Whilst they seem to cater for everyone they are really welcoming of babies and buggies even though it is not the biggest of premises, and we really got the feeling we were being valued as a customer and not just being wanted for our money. The man behind the counter was friendly, attentive, spoke to us and our babies, and even helped us with getting our buggies out of the door. They also provide a baby changing room to the side of the counter. The only downside is it is small with no highchairs (that I saw anyway) so I can imagine it being a bit of a cosy squeeze should it be crowded but I would much rather visit here and get delicious food and drink with great service but be a little short of room, rather than visit the Terracotta Tearooms down the road where they have the space but not the service.