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9 years ago
Best atmosphere in any coffee shop in Weybridge. Coffee and food is always on point. Friendly and very competent staff. This place is well run. read more
40A High St
Weybridge KT13 8BL
United Kingdom
Addlestone, Weybridge
01932 844245
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https://caffenero.com/uk/
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What time does Cafe Nero open?
Cafe Nero opens at 6:30 AM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday.Cafe Nero opens at 7:30 AM on Sunday.
What time does Cafe Nero close?
Cafe Nero closes at 6:30 PM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
Mon-Sat 6:30 AM - 6:30 PMSun 7:30 AM - 6:30 PM
Does Cafe Nero serve alcohol?
Yes, Cafe Nero serves alcohol.
Does Cafe Nero have parking?
Yes, Cafe Nero has parking options.
Does Cafe Nero have free WiFi?
Yes, Cafe Nero has free WiFi.
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It was a nice place for coffee. Me and my colleague were there having a casual meeting with one of…read moreour clients. They have wonderful Americano
Awsome family cafe Great staff comfortable seating favorite…read morewas coconut raspberry cake with custard
Yummm...Baker Street Coffee House is amazing. I came here with a friend who is a regular here. It…read morewas a great spot to catch up on some work (free wifi!), catch up with my friend, and I enjoyed the chicken and avocado sandwich with chips! Cute coffee house and our waiter was nice and attentive. Very good customer service and quick service. If I'm ever back in Weybridge visiting my friend, I'll definitely be back.
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My dad often brings me here for tea and cake, All the cakes…read moreand chocolates are home made by the 2 lovely ladies that own the Tea Room, they have recently bought the place and have kept the cozy cottage feel and have introduced a great new menu. The hot chocolate is amazing and I always get marshmallows with mine, this time I had a pot of tea as I have already had 2 hot chocolates today , have to draw the line somewhere right? But I was not disappointed with my tea and it went great with my raspberry and vanilla butter cream cupcake . If you are ever in West Malling I would pop in for a little treat
Quaint and full of character The Old Mill Yard Tea Room is another of West Malling's little hidden…read moregems. Homemade goodies are served up here for a good portion of the day with daily specials on offer and various different homemade cakes. A great place to go for a light bite or afternoon tea. The only thing the place could do with is a little bit more atmosphere but I suspect that to be largely due to the staff and clientele that frequent the tea rooms.
Brand new owners and complete revamp. Wonderful fresh prepared meals. Great beer and cocktails…read more Beautifully located on the side of the hill with views of the Surrey Hills. The garden is lovely to relax in and meet up with friends. There is also a "man cave" for beer drinking and pool playing! Fantastic all round!
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We had planned to have an afternoon tea at this lovely little café while visiting Newbury. We…read moredecided to go for a quick lunch, a couple days before the planned afternoon tea. Well, it was a good thing we did, since we didn't get to go back for afternoon tea... Just as the name suggests, it is located right by the canal. It was very picturesque, peaceful and relaxing. They also have seating upstairs, and had histories on the canal, with photos posted all around the wall. Their cakes looked amazing, but I decided not to order any dessert on this day. Yes I know, a big mistake! Our friend ordered Heavenly Hot Chocolate, and it looked so pretty! We went with Teashop House Blend Tea, and Earl Grey. The young boy who brought the teas (I hear this is a family-run business) was trying to very careful not to mix them up. But the funny thing was, he totally mixed the tea up! LOL. We didn't realize until half way through... I thought the House Blend tea tasted so much like Earl Grey. For lunch, we had Ham, Cheese & Chutney Sandwich and Eggs Benedict. They were both tasty, nice portion, and filling. Our friend went with something healthier, and ordered one of their vegan sandwiches. It is nice to have that option if you want or need vegan dish. We had a nice quick lunch here. It was adorable and cozy. The food was good, not amazing, but good. I think the sweets might be better than the actual food...I will never know, unless I go back! Lesson learned: don't never expect your plan to go just the way you planned them...and have your dessert first!
I love this cafe It's a wonderful location; you can sit along the canal watching the swans, the…read morebaked goodies are delicious, the staff friendly and the cafe itself is quaint with beautiful painted china dotted around
Coolest coffee spot in Oxford. You can't miss it being located right in the corner of High st and…read moreSt. Aldate's. Easy to order from the screen but they're super helpful if you're stuck or don't know how to navigate it. An old man actually showed up while I was ordering and he had no clue what to do. He must have been in his 80s, it was nice to see how chilled and super patient he was helped by the guy behind the counter, who walked and helped him. Cheers to that. The place itself is so clean and super spacious. Two levels with the WC on the bottom level. The large windows on the top level allow you to seat and watch the street outside. The chairs to lounge are super cozy and comfy. My coffee latte was super tasty and my ham and cheese sandwich was the perfect combination of sweet and savory.
Mediocre coffee and breakfast sandwitches if you have no other option. Their acai is some of the…read moreworst I have ever tried. Straight out of the freezer. If you add extra toppings they just will not add them. You have to wait over 10 minutes after recieving it for it to melt even to the extent that you can begin breaking up the solid frozen block of acai, banana, granola, and penut butter. Even once it has thawn enought to attempt to eat it, all components are bland and flavourless. Also insanely expensive (£8+) for an approx 7.5 cm diameter bowl of frozen, flavourless slop.
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Corner of high st and St. Aldate's
Came here a while back with a friend. I'm vegetarian, so I just ordered a jacket potato, with…read morecheese and beans, and a can of lemonade. The food came out, and I can honestly say it was the biggest potato I've seen in my life! Piping hot, with plenty of filling, and a nice crisp salad on the side. Service was very friendly, and my food and drink only cost around £4. Definitely worth the price. Would've paid a lot more for what I had Definitely coming here again!
Excellent menu selection, friendly staff and quick delivery. Had breakfast today with my husband…read moreand both of our meals were generous and very tasty. We will definitely be back.
OMG. The fried bread…read more Small hole in the wall, well, an old school literally. Pretty good breakfast, good celebrity spotting (Chris Evans), and OMG. The fried bread. It's where bikers in the area come to roost over lean bacon, not over greasy eggs and yes, you guessed it, OMG. The fried bread.
Stopped by this cafe in while waiting for our bus to leave Windsor…read more For a small and tastefully furnished coffeehouse, they had quiet a variety of F&D. We got a cortado and avocado cake. Both were really good, with special mention to the avocado cake as you could actually taste the avocado within. The baristas were friendly and accommodating. The warm covered patio at the back seemed a comfortable option than the in-cafe and at the front seats. Oh, the clean public toilets are located by the patio also. Shops and restaurants are also inside the roofed Windsor Royal Shopping Center which made for a better shopping experience as it was raining. Can't say no to complimentary WIFI when traveling.
There was an absolutely delightful smell in this cafe, and methinks that it was cinnamon, which…read moreprobably should surprise anybody considering the name. However, I've never experience a cafe before where they actually have a signiture smell, so I guess there is that. I basically came here for a coffee, and was probably one of the first here, though I noticed that a number of cyclists had also turned up. Anyway, this was quite a nice cafe, and they made a pretty decent coffee as well.
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Artisan can be a heaven for coffee lovers. Its funky decor with lights hanging off the ceiling as…read morepaperbags adds up to the modern atmosphere. We walked in on a Saturday to have a brunch, and were not disappointed. The service is nice, the staff friendly and polite, and what is most important, coffee is great and food quite tasty. They seem to also do coffee tasting workshops or barista courses. Anyway, worth popping in for either just coffee or food.
I know I always say that but this is the best coffee place! The vibe is super relaxed, with wooden…read morefloors and tables and bare ceilings. Very trendy. Great choices of cake and (my daughter beign gluten intolerant) they have a pistachio and rose gluten free cake that is to die for, so I am told as I had no time to taste! And now the coffee... Very tasty, just warm like it should be, just strong enough.. Really just fab... The tube journey I have to come here are going to become very regular for me :-)
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Loveliest place in Balham to drink your coffee. There's lots of breakfast choices and everything is…read moredelicious. As mentioned below the free WiFi is a nice addition to the wholesome great experience that is this coffee shop.
In my humble opinion this shop makes the best coffee in London. Their cakes are also good and the…read moreservice is friendly. Only sat in once and the space is not very inspiring but the coffee is beyond excellent so it matters little.
Best coffee in Camberwell - hands down. Grab a flat white…read moreand head down the park. Or while away the afternoon sitting at one of their outdoor tables. Lovely decor - and staff who know their coffee!
Quality coffee and the staff are lovely , work round the corner and go there every morning , top…read moreplace
Once a complete coffee snob, it breaks a little piece of my heart when I visit a chain. I'm back…read moreagain for my second visit in 4 days after confirming my suspicion that this Costa is the best cafe you can find in walking distance (and I've been happy to walk across cities for a good cafe). The coffee is good. The food is good. It's good that they have wifi, and it's good that service is fast and friendly. My favourite cafes all have more personality, but Costa does what they set out to do, and they do it well. they're my favourite coffee chain, put it that way. Oh, and their new autumn treats are alluring. Too alluring. I'll be back again soon, I'm fairly certain :)
Great food and drink always happy staff and helpful. Great menu and great prices. Even when busy…read morestaff always calm and deal with the rush with ease
It may not be as hyped up as Brickwood Coffee & Bread just a few doors down, but the coffee here is…read morenothing to scoff at. While the food menu may be on the smaller side, the pastry case is chock-full of delicious coffeeshop goodies and the variety of carefully-selected coffee makes this every java-lover's caffeine-induced dream. Their lattes and teas are great, but what is truly worth splurging the calories on is their Iced Gelato Latte. It's not quite a latte, not quite a shake, but something in between, as it isn't blended, but has a hefty scoop of premium Italian gelato plopped right on top of some of the best quality coffee I've had thus far. The strong, robust flavor of the caffeine is perfectly balanced by the slightly-sweet creaminess of the vanilla gelato. The only thing I would say was off about this drink was the fact that, when drinking something thick with ice cream or gelato in it, one gets the urge to mix the liquid of the coffee with the slight solidity of the gelato, which is made more difficult by the big cubes of ice rolling around in there. It makes drinking it a bit awkward. So be sure to ask for a spoon!
Can't believe this hasn't been reviewed before? Its a great little cafe near Clapham Common tube…read morestation that makes relatively consistently good coffee (as evidenced by the large contingency of Aussies that frequent this place - but then again, its Clapham and so Antipodeans are a given)... Also stocks Konditor & Cook cakes and fresh pastries to go with your cuppa. There's a super cheap breakfast on the run deal - small coffee & plain croissant for £2.20 - which is basically the price of a coffee elsewhere... Haven't tried their sangas yet but have heard good things from reliable sources and the staff are always friendly, as is the cute regular waiter whom I've yet to pluck the courage to flirt casually with... Overall, well worth a visit, though space is a premium.
Bliss Coffee is a nice lunch spot, right between Wimbledon station and Wimbledon South tube…read morestation. They do decent flat whites, using beans from the excellent Allpress coffee roaster. I was very happy when I found out that a new coffee shop supplied by Allpress opened around the corner of my office. Since Bliss Coffee launched, I have been heading there for lunch about once a week. Besides coffee, they also have a small lunch menu, mostly sandwiches, but also some other dishes. The staff are very friendly and the place is bigger than it looks at first. It seems that Bliss Coffee quickly became a destination for locals either living or working in the neighbourhood. Before Bliss Coffee opened, I found it hard to get a good flat white in my lunch break. Using Allpress beans, I think they are definitely one of the best coffee shops in Wimbledon. If you like good coffee and are nearby, don't look any further.
i enjoy a recovery cup of coffee and sometimes a toasted sandwich as well after a training swim at…read morethe nearby better gym. and make a visit to enjoy the jazz on month end a really great place
This is my go to place in Whitton for food and a coffee…read more Service from Alison, Val and Siobhan is always good, as they make you feel welcome. Ambiance in the shop is good as it's always busy.
Pretty nice little spot in Ealing for coffee…read more Harris + Hoole is one of those coffee shop chains that desperately want to look like an indie spot - and they kinda do a good job at disguising themselves as such. The branch in Ealing Broadway is really nice, has school-like chairs and worn out sofas. A hipster's paradise. We went there twice for coffee and once for a quick lunch (today). Their coffee is nice, though from a place that makes such a big deal about having good coffee, I found that it was pretty average - nice but nothing to shout about. Their food looks lovely though, and I've tried their halloumi and Aubergine flat-bread today and it was really really delicious (maybe they should start market for sandwich eaters rather than coffee drinkers...just saying) and I'm looking forward to coming back another day to try more from their range, maybe something sweet. The downstairs is big, bright and airy. The food counter is massive and you're spoilt for choice, though they do have more sweet than savoury stuff. Which I guess makes sense. The upstairs is much smaller but not cramped, it has a large sofa and some individual tables and armchairs, as well as some nice local art on the walls. It was a bit too hot though, despite the air con being turned on. But I guess that's an issue they have probably two weeks out of 52 per year. Only disappointing bit was the price: we paid £15 for two sandwiches (albeit big and yummy) and two small cappuccinos. Am I being cheap or is that a tad too much for what is is? Either way, lovely spot and will be definitely coming back!
I visited for the first time yesterday and thoroughly enjoyed it! I had a medium latte and it was…read moredelicious with some super cute latte art going on. There was a fair selection of cakes and biscuits on offer and some delicious looking sandwiches, including small rolls for children, something lacking in many other coffee shops! My son and I managed to bag a seat on the sofa by the window and got snuggled and cosy to while away half an hour. Unfortunately, I did notice the seat next to me and the floor were pretty dirty. It was bright and spacious and we'll definitely return again! Sandwiches are slightly pricey but coffee prices are pretty average, very similar when compared to all other coffee chains.
This cafe has won local awards in Fleet for it's high quality…read more Quite a while ago I went in there and was put off by one of the staff being really pushy and quite rude (no-one in the queue behind me) and not letting me have time to choose what I wanted to eat so I just had a coffee, no food and never went back til yesterday. What a fool I've been, it's great. The hot food looks delicious and fresh and is pretty reasonably priced, we only had a couple of coffees but they were SO much better than Costa's which is my usual favourite. It's great if you can get a window seat and watch the great and the good of Fleet scurry by too. I've only given 3 stars because I've only had coffees there, I may well come back and revise that in weeks to come.
The best coffee shop in fleet hands down…read more If you value good coffee then you can't beat fratellis.
Another Vagabond has opened up shop in North London. This one is on Holloway Road, just a few…read morehundred yards upwards from Highbury Corner. It's a cool place. Just like it's older sibling in Stroud Green, this one is definitely part of the hipster family: minimal and rough design; focus on great coffee, free wifi and cool people. The perfect place for me ;-) I came here on Easter Monday and it was not crowded at all. I recognised the owner from the previous location and given that there were not many customers, we had a quick chat. I didn't check if they offer the same menu as at the other place, but if they do, I recommend the omelets...they were tasty!
Nice place in Highbury . Wooden tables , bricks and garden at rhe rear…read more Nice place to relax or focus on your labtop ( free wifi). Haven't tried the food but good flat white . Staff friendly!
Southgate High Street is not the most beautiful or interesting place to get retail therapy, nor is…read moreit the most relaxing as the heavy traffic rumbles on through, but this gem of a coffee house certainly makes it a whole lot better/tolerable. Opened about a month ago, this place is beautifully decked out with retro cocktail chairs, bare brick walls and has a great feel about it, even when it was empty. The staff were attentive, knowledgeable and wore a smile (amazing just how much of a difference that can make to a place isn't it?). Not much more to say really, other than the coffee was fantastic, even managed to win over my rather opinionated mother and she even noticed that the barrista went through the process of cleaning his hands each time he served a new customer - for all you clean freaks out there, got to be a plus! Oh, try the shortbread, not only do you get 2 'cookies', but they are amazingly crumbly. Trust me, try them, and get me one while you are there!
Been local to Southgate for quiet some time but had not ventured into H+H as I thought it was a new…read morecoffee brand that would be expensive and pretentious but I can assure that price nor false identity is the case. Coffee: Good quality coffee and believable that they only select a minimum of 85% to 100% in hand picked quality coffee beans Price: £3 for a large cappucino. Surely within the league table of other well known coffee shops in the pricing department Ambience: Calm and peaceful atmosphere, well lit, excellent customer service Downfalls: The view of Southgate high street, but, if you are a local then you sure are used to it.