Just left Cote from lunch knowing there was a decent looking coffee shop nearby...not bad and…read morereasonable chocolate cake too...and a goodly portion! service a little haphazard...looked more like a student start up...nevertheless, it was worth a visit and would return

Excellent find in the town centre of Guildford, finally a decent independant coffee shop that…read moresources and roasts their own coffee. Chris and Monika, who are both Swedish have a real passion for top quality coffee and light bites to eat. Small and dog/child friendly cute and friendly atmosphere.

机场旁边非常美味的早餐店，我们晚上落地机场，第二天早上过来吃的，点了很多种的早餐，很好吃，老板娘人很热情，推荐大家来尝尝～read more

I've just attended with some work colleagues for a birthday breakfast. There were only 5 of us…read more Each meal was brought out in a staggered order. By the time my breakfast was brought out, everyone else had finished theirs. The eggs and bacon were stone cold. There were beans on the plate when I'd asked for them to be left off and there were no mushrooms and grilled tomato, which were supposed to come with the meal. I gave it back to the lady behind the counter to let her know. She apologised but there was no offer to heat it up, add the mushrooms & tomatoes, or even offer any kind of refund. To say that I was disappointed is a massive understatement and I wouldn't give it a second thought to return. Terrible service all round, avoid at all costs !!

If you get the chance a stop at Laduree is a must. In the world of macrons Laduree is the well…read moredeserved Queen. The shops are always a beautifully decorated joy and you can't go wrong with any of your dessert choices.

Still devastated that I didn't realize there were Ladurees across London; however, I found out in…read morethe nick of time that there was one right around the corner in Heathrow Airport! I came very close to losing my mind right there, but instead focused on the practicalities of flavor, ingredients, and how to take a picture without being noticed. I selected a Marie Antoinette tea macaron. It was not my first choice, but the signage was helpful enough to indicate which flavors contained gelatin - an ingredient I avoid when possible. I am so glad I chose the Marie Antoinette! It was beautiful, delicious, and the most perfect introduction to the world of authentic French macarons.

Friendly servers, delicious espresso drinks. Banana dark chocolate bread was simply amazing. Their…read moresandwich and salads menu looks very creative (and tasty).

Part of the network of cafés on university campus, this one is located inside the university…read morelibrary. They specialise in serving fair-trade and organic options. The selection of sandwiches are limited but the coffee has made a great improvement since last year. They now have soya milk for those of you like me who can't have milk. You can also buy some over priced stationary stuff like notebooks and pens if you're really in need.

Tasty food and coffees, but I found it overpriced. Good to take bakery items away, because although…read moreit does have a sit-down area, it is very basic (uncomfortable chairs & tables) and atmosphere is distinctly lacking.

Formerly the Dyas hardware and do-it-yourself shop, this Nero has really transformed this space…read moreinto a lovely coffee hangout. Hardwood floors, soft colors and exposed brickwork make it into an ideal place to sit and enjoy a cup while the world passes by on Broad Street. Decent coffee, sandwiches and pastries (they seem to have a thing for chocolate muffins!). They have a panini press and will warm up a sandwich as well, though I don't recommend it if you're in a rush. Power outlets here and there, the BT Openzone wifi is easy to access and free. Me likey!

An unhurried place to meet and relax whilst out shopping…read more The High Wycombe branch was perhaps a little too unhurried, but the coffee was excellent.