The food was excellent and arrived quickly however we were left waiting for the bill for over 20…read moreminutes despite the fact that we were the only ones in the restaurant. Overall a good experience with good atmosphere but would have been made even better if the staff was more attentive.

I am drooling as I am typing this review because I am remembering how flipping good their…read morecoronation chicken sandwich is. Yum!!! This sandwich shop raised the bar on all coronation chicken sandwiches, because the chicken they use is lovely and juicy, the curry just slightly sweet, and the chunks of fresh mango they add to it takes it up a few notches. The falafel sandwich here is super tasty, as are the cakes. Service here is super friendly and are pretty quick and getting everything you want, which is great if you are always running late for the train (like me).

Enjoyed our breakfast at this cafe. The place is small with tables close together. There isn't much…read moredecor inside, but the patio would be nice on a warmer day. You order at the counter and they bring the food to your table. For drinks, we ordered a pot of tea and double expresso. My husband has ordered a lot of expresso this trip and it isn't always quite right, this one was perfect. I opted for the smashed avocado toast on sesame bread and my husband ordered the English breakfast. Mine was excellent and his was perfectly fine, not anything out of the ordinary.

This café is very nicely decorated and the staff are extremely friendly, and the food is extremely…read morenice to boot. They may not serve much beyond sandwiches, platters and jacket potatoes, but what they do serve is very well made and tastes brilliant and the menu is on their website for potential customers to check before popping in for a bite to eat. For dessert, their waffles are gorgeous and the icecream sundaes are all very tempting, and the frappé that I got with my meal was fantastic. All in all, I'd thoroughly recommend this eatery!

Excellent coffee and an awesome selection of cakes and other treats…read more Friendly staff but service can be a little bit slow during their busier times so it's not ideal if you're in a hurry to grab a coffee to go. If you have a bit more time and want to sit down and relax or perhaps catch up with friends over coffee and cake then this is the place to go.

Druckers in the centre of town. It is quite small but does have quite a few seats. It is a really…read morewarm and cosy type of place. With its central location it is very popular with shoppers. This is a cafe doing your usual cafe type food, from sandwiches to salads and jacket potatoes. They do a good range of hot and cold drinks too. They do may cake and pastrie type items too. The prices are very good and the food is very good. The service is good and you do not have to wait very long in there.

Set in the art and crafts Ferrers Centre at Staunton Harold, the Staunton Stables is a popular tea…read moreroom, especially at lunch time. It has a bright interior, with the occasional picture on the wall to add a splash of colour. There is even a piano, which I'm sure is used at times to regale the customers with a song. The tables are a good mix of occasional tables for two, along with round tables for a larger group. The tea rooms have a good atmosphere, busy but friendly. Also, if you sit in the main part your sense of smell is treated to aromas pervading from the kitchen. The menus is fairly comprehensive, ranging from reasonably priced home-made cakes like lemon shortbread, coffee cake and chocolate crisp to name but a few, to a good variety of hot dishes. These include toasties, teacakes, jacket potatoes, chilli etc, as well as daily specials; a little on the pricey side though in comparison to the cakes. Drinks again have a good range from various types of tea and coffee, to cold drinks like J20. All in all a good tea rooms, with enough variety to satisfy the need for a snack or a meal of greater substance. There is outside seating too, in the picturesque courtyard of the Ferrers Centre, flanked by colourful border flowers.

The tea rooms at Staunton Harold are always busy. Good home cooked food, served in a friendly…read moreatmosphere. The toasties are particularly good. Decent slices of bread toasted the old fashioned way, instead of being buttered the wrong side and then squished flat in one of those toastie machines. They serve meals generally along the shepherds pie, chilli con carne style, but it's all great quality, reasonably priced and full of flavour. There are outside tables as well, so on nice days you can sit in the courtyard, enjoy the various sculptures that are dotted around, and for those budding Kasparov's, play with the enormous chess set (and for those Harry Potter fans out there.. OK, it's not THAT big!). Or you can just people watch as others stroll around the courtyard, which is lined with small shops and galleries that attract a healthy number of visitors. There's even a smithy there if you are in need of a wrought iron gate, or desperate for that perfect weathervane. There is a small shop in one corner that sells mainly childrens toys, and it's fab. I'll find out its name and review it seperately, but it's on the right as you walk into the courtyard from the main entrance. On its own, the tearooms are probably not worth a special trip, but if you have a spare afternoon, Staunton Harold itself, with its craft shops, galleries, garden centre and fish shop (sorry, I have no idea what a purveyor of fish related products is called, an aquarist?) is worth a visit, and you can always take in some top notch tea room style nosh while you're there!

There is nothing heavenly about this location we were immediately rushed to order the moment we got…read morein and hadn't even looked at anything. So we promptly ordered and waited for 40 mins for our small order of gelato and a crepe. I checked in to ask and the woman snapped back at me as if I was being rude. After another while the order was finally ready she yelled takeaway and thrust the bag at us promptly after we realized there was no cutlery. We asked nicely for cutlery and she slammed it in front of us . This makeup caked individual with eyeliner from the Georgian age red district circa 1750 was as urgent as a tortoise and as kind as a horsefly. After all that I was delivered the crepe. It was mediocre and chewy just not very nice. Out of all the servers who I have had who didn't do their job she didn't do her job the most. Rude impolite and ignorant.

I ordered a takeaway from the Heavenly Desserts app this morning (Saturday 15 November 2025) from…read morethe Marylebone branch. I received confirmation that the order would be ready at 11.20am. I arrived to collect my order at 11.30am. The restaurant was closed and locked and no one answered the phone. I waited for twenty-five minutes for someone to show up but no one did. I left at 11.55. The restaurant was still closed and locked. I hope and expect that they will refund my order at their earliest convenience. I will not be buying from this restaurant again.

In love with this little place! Headed in late afternoon…read morewell in advance of a cabaret show, staff were super friendly, really nice range of drinks in particular, both alcoholic and non. I had the "pimped up" mac and cheese with goats cheese and bacon, super value and comes with a side you get to choose. I was carrying lots of bags and they were helpful with those too, nice atmosphere and super little venue downstairs too!

Quite simply the friendliest place in Leicester. They offer fabulous coffees all fairtrade and a…read moredelicious selection of homemade cakes every day. If you're looking for something more substantial, they have a decent food selection, with many American inspired dishes, like Sloppy Joes! I can particularly recommend the Quesedilla filled with cheese and black bean salsa this is big enough to satisfy most appetites and comes with yummy sour cream, guacomole and salad. They also have a fab cheese board the most difficult thing is deciding which three of the huge selection you will try this time! The Cookie is more than just a cafe however, you can get a beer, glass of wine or spirit to drink there also, and in the evenings the place is often transformed into a venue, hosting top comedy acts, live music, and even a local knitting group! A great place to meet up with friends as well as making new ones, I really can't recommend the Cookie enough!

I'm going to mirror Kristin's review here and say the same thing…read more.. I read online how this was the best dessert place in Coventry! But when I went... I didn't experience that at all. There was 1 young lad on staff and 1 older guy outside making some pretty interesting and impressive swirly dessert things out of some sort of liquid that he was squeezing into a vat of oil, I have to say that I was impressed! He seemed to be a PRO at making these desserts that looked similar to a pretzel but orange. I didn't try one but it looked great anyway - I;m just not a fan of fried things... The pictures online didn't mirror the inside at all. There wasn't a huge 'cake fridge' with all manner of cakes and desserts, I counted about 5 cakes that all looked pretty ordinary (sorry!) They did have a good selection of ice cream, but it didn't look like it was a popular item as you can tell when ice cream is fresh and a new tub swapped out every day, etc. Maybe I'm just being a bit too critical? Maybe I was supposed to sit down and order from the menu or something and they make it all from fresh? I don't know... I hope that's how it works anyway. I think going in with high expectations and then seeing, well... not a lot on display, that ruined the experience for me, so even if they brought out the best of the best cake in the World... It still would't have turned me around because my first impression was shattered. The ice cream tasted fine though, not amazing, but better than average.

First time going there; It is a nice place which offers freshly made waffles and cookie dough…read moreamongst other things, everything is prepared as you wait which is great. Presentation is excellent and main staff were quite helpful, also making suggestions. It is overall a quaint place with a diner setting, leather seating and generous portions great for one or two to share. There was also an outdoor seating area which was good for the current heat or an option of sitting indoors for a cooler atmosphere, many icecream flavours (similar to an Italian gelateria). Spread the word and go there yourself, HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!!!

This place is absolutely lovely. The coffee shop is very cheap compared to the likes of Costa or…read moreStarbucks but doesn't skip on quality. They is ample seating outside, and is highly recommended for young families as there is a brilliant play area that includes pedal tractors and cars and a meet little race track to your kids to race around on while you enjoy you brew and a cake. There is also swings and a junior zip-wire to entertain them. The windmill is great and visitors can go up the spiral stairs all the way to the top. Running parallel to the coffee shop is a number of quaint little farm shops selling nick nacks and shabby chic items. On my last visit there was also a clothing shop. Defo worth a trip to chill and enjoy the lovely country views.