Lovely teatime beside some beautiful paintings from local painters and cute window which welcomes…read morewarm sunshine! I had a calm, peaceful and delicious time there! They have many kinds of homemade cakes and scorns so it was very hard to choose! I had scorns that day and I'm looking forward to trying other cakes next time! In the cute room, there are some lovely paintings hung on the wall. Those are from local painters. If you find your favourite ones, you can buy it. The cafe is on the main street in Great Malvern so you can feel the local atmosphere and enjoy fresh air from Malvern hills!

A quaint little tearoom of the Lyons Corner house style. You reach it by going up a steep, narrow…read moreand rickety staircase that comes straight off the street. When you get upstairs, avoiding the low doorways, and make your way into the cafe proper, you find a small room with an uneven floor, and tables covered with pure white lace trimmed table cloths. There is watress service, which is quite amusing as the place is so small you could almost whisper your order and they'd be able to hear you in the kitchen. The drinks are served in nice china cups, and the food is basic but very pleasant, and not over priced like so many of the generic coffee shops these days. Another step back in time place in Malvern, it's great.

English breakfast!…read more The sausages were bready, the eggs were sunny-side up, and the beans were beany. The front door never stopped swinging open, whether because of the influx of customers who couldn't find tables or because of the previous customers neglecting to pull the door shut. This place is pretty great as a breakfast place. I was quite impressed.

Brilliant. Great service, excellent food and very reasonable prices. I cannot recommend their…read moreall-day breakfast enough.

This review is about the Market House Cafe BEFORE it changed hands (on 12th April 2011 I believe)…read more Only time will tell if it remains as good or even improves. This is our favourite cafe in Ledbury and we go in there nearly every Saturday for coffee during the kids' ballet and quite often for lunch. Food is good and reasonably priced, especially kids meals. A kids sandwich is around £2 and they have a good selection of paninis and sandwiches and specials. Their omelettes are delicious. The two reasons that the cafe didn't get 5 stars are that, when it's busy, the food is a long time coming. It's worth it in the end and generally the staff will let you know how long it's likely to be (and they're normally pessimistic about it; it normally arrives before they said it would). The other minor gripe is the men's toilet; I can't get in and shut the door without rubbing against the pan. As I said above, I believe the cafe changed hands on 12th April. I hope that they will continue to offer as good value for money and quality as Richard (the previous proprietor) did. I've seen many cafes go to the dogs after a change of hands like this :-(

A fairly frequent lunch joint for me... an excellent club sandwich and very good coffee. Gets busy…read moreduring the day, but worth waiting to be seated if you're in the mood for good sarnies.

Absolutely wonderful tea shop found down a beautiful cobbled street in the quaint little town of…read moreLedbury. The cream teas are to die for, along with some fantastic ice cream in summer. The service here has always been great, and the delicious food is great value for money. If you're ever in the area, Mrs Muffins would be a great stop.

A nice little tea shop. Food is tasty and of good quality, but it's expensive compared to other…read morecafes in the town. The kids English Muffin with Cheesy Beans is very nice but the last time we were there they'd run out of cheese! They also have a slight disadvantage in selling "flavoured milk" instead of milkshakes.

My favourite of ledbury's many cafes, 21 has a charming atmosphere with good people watching…read moreopportunities from its elevated position above the town. I typically just have poached eggs on toast and a cappuccino whilst I do a bit of work, but have eaten a couple of times. The salads were overdressed for my taste, erring on greasy, but the ingredients were clearly top notch and very fresh. Staff very good, prices reasonable.

This cafe was one of the best places we had eaten in the Cotswolds and maybe all of the England. We…read morewere hungry and had to search for it on the second floor of a shared building, but what a find! All of the food was fresh and lively and the coffee was good and strong. The atmosphere was bright and cheery and the workers were kind and attentive. Would definitely go back.

Great bar, comfortable sofas, pool table and a good selection of drinks including cocktails and…read moreshots. Friendly atmosphere!

Over priced drinks cocktails are poor, shabby dirty smoking area, Toilets also poor no toilet paper…read moredirty sofas are ok but if that's the best I can say about this place it speaks volumes. It is trying to be a sophisticated bar but is failing miserably better drinks a reasonable prices at the other local independent pubs a short walk away.

This is a classic old greasy spoon. It's great. Simple food like all day breakfast and anything 'n'…read morechips, at very reasonable prices. The place has very plain decor with plastic tablecloths and sauce bottles on every table, but it is always clean. It is quite amazing that they have managed to keep going for so long, as there is nowhere to park outside, and it is quite a walk from the main shopping area of Malvern Link, and there is a fair amount of competition in that main shopping area.

Straightforward, no nonsense. Super friendly staff. If you want somewhere decent and sensibly…read morepriced for breakfast, mid-morning break, or lunch, this place is perfect.