Gluttons, another locally run business nestled down Florence walk, is a medium sized café serving…read moresandwiches, salads, cakes, tea and coffee etc. You can take a seat inside, or out in the walk itself for a little more space. The waitresses will come to take your order, and then your food will be freshly made from scratch. This buzzy little café has a loyal fan base of yummy mummies and retired people, and as such, at lunchtimes you might be hard pushed to find a seat! Also worth mentioning is the delicious coffee, and the cool and tasty ice-cream sundaes!

Super slow service but very friendly staff (overly inappropriately friendly actually)…read moreAs I have a Starbucks card I was meant to get my grande for £2 but it didn't go through when paying on my app. Not sure how easy it is to reemburse on the app but it didn't matter as she just gave me £2 out of the tips jar! Weird! Also got a free bakery gift as they emailed me the wrong thing the other day - caramel shortbread is ok but nothing special! I had the festive toffee nut latte in a red cup - not bad but a little sweet. I'll stick to their gingerbread latte in the future!

New coffee spot for me and It Was Great! I had a vanilla matcha latte that was really smooth and…read moreyummy. T the waitstaff was really friendly and the service was efficient and fast. It's in the airport which could be a bit hectic but the fore is good and they are in a great spot. The vibe is very chill in a well lit space. I would definitely go back

Darned good coffee, really fresh pastries. The house coffee was beyond exquisite. My pain au…read morechocolat was so-o-o good ! Anabela, thanks for the great service. Harris & Hoole was just about the only good experience at Stansted airport.

This is THE coffee chain in the UK, so what would Stansted Airport be without one in the main…read moreterminal? This Costa is a large cafe with many spaces to sit at (tables, couches). The inner parts of the space are dimly lit and the outer tables along the extended opening offer more light and a view to watch the bustling scenes in the terminal. As it's conveniently located in the arrivals hall, they are open 24 hours. Didn't try the coffee, but there was enough time to sit and enjoy hot chocolate, which was served in tall glasses rather than mugs, which I found interesting. I ordered a seasonal hot chocolate, which tasted good. Though it was a convenient place to go to, we observed a bit of attitude from the staff as well as a major leak over a couch/lounge section (which they sectioned off) during our visit.

I ordered a juice and the customer service was excellent until the cashier tried to rip me off. I…read morehanded him a ten pound note and he only gave me 20 pence back. I had waited for a second or two to see if he realized his mistake, but to no avail and so I told him I handed him the 10 pound note and he suddenly remembered and gave me back my 5 pound note. I don't like being ripped off.

Great food for an airport, having a fresh juice and a good toasted sandwich was just the thing I…read moreneed before my flight. The green juice I had was packed with vegetables (broccoli, kale, spinach) and the sandwich had avocado and cheese. Knowing that the food in Northern Ireland was going to be a bit on the heavy side, having a vegetable-filled snack was the way to go. The seating was comfortable and the service friendly. I would certainly visit again.

Quite a ncie little cafe - no surprises on the menu but the special (thai sweet potato served with…read morecheese and onion bread) sounded very intriguing and the smell haunting the area was too good for me not to go in. I didn't go too crazy - in all honesty it smelled better than the menu appealed to me - but I had a very tasty jacket potato with prawn mayonnaise (little heavy on the mayonnaise) with a cup of mint tea. Pleasant yes with a reasonable price tag (7 quid). Plenty of magazines to borrow to read while you while away the afternoon.

Always make you very welcome and serve up quality sandwiches. Hanna works very hard and deserves…read moreall her success.