It's a nice tea room, of the bunting and cutesy signs type, with an odd addition of a teddy bear…read moreand toy section. It's hidden down a quiet driveway off a side street, giving it a lovely secret feeling. Service was friendly and prompt, and the food and drink was pleasant, but nothing to write home about. I was a little disappointed that the brown toast I ordered was 2 slices of very cheap brown bread, and not the rustic chunky seeded bread my partner received with his Ploughmans, (which was nice quality, but again quite basic. Very nicely presented though). The tea choices were nice, and although not loose leaf, the apple and cinnamon black tea was very enjoyable. Although we didn't get chance this time, the cakes and other treats on the menu looked lovely, and it'd be nice to visit again to try them. It was also nice that despite us finishing right near their closing time, they didn't make us feel rushed to leave.

Over priced for what you get, it's a very average afternoon tea at a high price (nearly £40 for 3)…read moreThe cafe is stuffed full with trinkets and 2nd hand items for sale. My son accidentally broke a money box, which was at a three year old's height. No signs were up to say that items needed paying for if accidentally broken. I spoke to the owner saying that he had broken something and that it was close to the edge when it fell off. I was very apologetic about the matter and honest. However the owner ( a man) was aggressive and said that I needed to pay the full retail cost for the item before leaving. As he was so intimating and overpowering saying that I couldn't leave without paying the full retail price and wouldn't accept the cost price (which is against consumer law). I was so scared and upset by this, and had to pay nearly £40 for an afternoon tea for one adult and two children. A really wouldn't buy or go to this cafe again.

What an amazing place... Very friendly and cozy.. the carrot cake is to die for and gluten free…read moretoo Open til late.. dog friendly with snacks for your pooches and breastfeeding welcome which makes a fabulous change with changing facilities Great ambience and I could sat here all day watching the world go by I would encourage everyone to go and see for yourself how good this place is.

Cute little place. Serving simple food and perfect for lunchtime. Seating outside but very cosy…read moreinside in an old house. Staff was friendly and curtious. Not rushed and we enhoyed our time there. Great little breakfast and lunch spot

Grandma's Kitchen is great old-fashioned cafe, serving good quality classic English cafe food for…read morevery fair prices. You can tell that the venue will have been either an old shop or old cottage at one point, given that there are two chimney breasts, one of which is still used and showcases a wonderful roaring open fireplace, which on cold winter days is a godsend, and warms you up pretty quickly! It's quite a small venue, and is no-frills in the decor and furnishing, but it makes up for it with tasty food, excellent value, and friendly down-to-earth customer service. Definitely one to pop into for a quick lunch :)

Excellent little hidden gem of a place. None of your fancy latte's or mochafrappawhatsits, just…read moregood, honest tea and coffee, a selection of cakes and nibbles. I recommend a cuppa tea and a toasted teacake! Not tried the fried brekkie myself but heard nothing but good things about it. Small place, tucked away in a side street. Give it a try if you're in town.

Nice place , just like any other small Subway. hard to get…read moreinto and get a seat at busy times.

i am the one who gets every single sauce apart from brown (sounds disgusting) bloody fantastic…read morebuttie.... and the red head is smoking hot!!!!!!!!!! sexy service.. 10 point subway girl

Neat little Sandwich Shop, also sells takeaway hot food, Have tried the Chilli and rice and it's…read morepretty good. Various sandwhich fillings. Lots of other small food and drink items you would find in any Sandwich Shop Near my home so a bonus,

Well folks, I'm back again, thought it 's about time to update my review…read more As usual and repeating what I have said in my earlier reviews. The Coffee Club is still keeping up the quality that it always gives. Although now it's under new management . I will have to elaborate on that at a later date. The Coffee Club still retains that friendly at home atmosphere. Great coffee and teas . Although the Old coffee has gone the replacement is a strong refreshing brand. I like it very much so it's a treat for me. I must stop reading my gadgets when I sit down and drink a full mug enjoying every sip. I'm not a big eater when out , but I must try more of the food and give you reviews on that. Mind you I have only ever seen empty plates going back. I must admit it always looks delicious and very tempting as it passed by me, and very often I nearly buckle to buy some. The Management and Staff are still just as friendly and helpful as ever , and a smile goes a long way with customers. A pity a lot of businesses don't understand that principle. I noticed that there was a review about the buying of food items from another small business, so off I went to get Info on that for you all. Speaking to staff , some small items are purchased from other small shops as is in many establishments.. This is mainly due to the fact that small business's in the area are trying to support each-other through these difficult times . Having been an Executive Chef myself over 30 years I know this doesn't give as good a profit margin as it would using a Catering wholesaler. So I have admiration for these small places doing their best to keep each-other in business. So folks lets use and support those that do their best to serve us as long as they can. Now after all of that I really could do with nipping to The Coffee Club for a coffee and who knows you may just catch me in there having that coffee. So pop in and enjoy the experience. And say hi.

Coffee is good - and the place is generally less mobbed than Costa Coffee just around the corner -…read morebut it sticks in my throat that you see staff from here going to the bakers over the road and buying 6 freshly cooked, plump and delicious scones for a £1 a back - then putting them on their menu (with a pat of fridge cold butter and a plastic pot of jam) with a £1.50 mark-up......