Delicious coffee in a cute, off the street, coffee house. A few small bite options and brewing…read moreOzone coffee beans. Lovely stop!

Likely the best coffee in the Windsor area. They're the only one with coffee approaching a medium…read moreroast. They also offer single origin coffee and non-espresso options, which is shockingly unique in this area. The staff are exceptionally friendly and the location is very quaint. This is definitely worth a visit, especially as it is near both train stations, the bus depot, tour bus gateway, river cruise, and all sorts of other attractions (like, say, a giant castle).

What an awesome tea room! Literally on the Thames!…read more 7 of us booked a table for brunch and were not disappointed! This is quite a big barge and seats about 20 people comfortably, offering a great range of cream teas, sandwiches, breakfasts and drinks. A little quaint, traditional barge tea shop. The cups and saucers are just fabulous and the coffee mugs are varied - all adding to the variety and experience of this wonderful place. The tea is served in leaf form so you have your own strainer, which is really cool! I opted for a full breakfast today which was just right! Unfortunately they had ran out of bacon but I got an extra sausage for that! Locally sourced food which was cooked perfectly from the kitchen you can see at the end of the barge. All the staff were extremely friendly and helpful, offering their advice and explaining the food options as well. The service was excellent and relaxed. The most important part of finishing the meal is the separation of the bill, especially in a group. However they offered to spilt this and each of us pay separately, this worked great! Overall, this is place is highly recommended for anytime of the day, relaxing on the Thames, in wonderful surroundings, watching the swans swim by.

How am I the first to add this to Yelp? What an outstanding find. It's a small barge moored along…read morethe Thames. Great tea, food, service, and atmosphere! Highly highly recommend...

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.

Friendly 'family style' bakery. Never had anything from here that wasn't superb. Highly recommend…read morethe onion bread and bath buns!

Good taste bakers is a good place to get lots of different treats. Seeing as there is no Gregg's in…read moreCamberley, the closest place to get freshly baked food. The prices are reasonable and the staff are also very friendly and helpful which is good. The food is also of very high quality and is a very good alternative to some other food from places like Mcdonalds.

Without a doubt, one of the best cups of coffee I've had since arriving in Reading (other than my…read moreown at home, of course), Workhorse is truly all about the coffee. Technically a chain (because there are now two of them), this is a very small independent player, competing on Reading's "coffee corner" with six other shops within 100 yards (Starbucks, Costa, Coffee Republic, West Cornwall Pasty, Pret and the one-off independent Picnic). This location of Workhorse (the other is in West Reading) is in the historic King George Hotel, believed to be one of the very oldest buildings in Reading and dates back to 1423. The shop is a completely unique split-level and since they only opened recently, is still quaintly hand finished. Certainly a nicer character than the cookie cutter Starbucks. If the competition is only about the coffee and the service, Workhorse wins hands down. Choosing my beans (eight little tubs of Guatemalan, Ethiopian, Kenyan and more I can't recall), they were ground right then and there, put into a one-off drip filter and hand watered into my coffee cup. Talk about fresh! And the food choices are all local, which made my ham, chorizo and cheese ciabatta completely guilt-free. The guy serving me was happy to talk coffee. He was particularly engaging regarding their style of coffee making as well as my thoughts on french press. He didn't get drawn into comparisons with "the other guys" across the street. (Literally, across the street - you can see their bright green banner in the window in my picture!) All of that would be worth five stars, but I have to take one back because sadly, there is no free wireless available in the shop. As I read online, that's not the demographic of customer they want to reach. That's okay. Since that's the market I'm in, I'll pop in for great coffee but it won't be my hangout.

Sunday morning find here in Reading in a quaint spot located at The George Hotel. Ordered an…read moreAmericano with cream. Wow, flush with flavour and taste, just the right amount of bitterness. The coffee bean selection looks exceptional and looking forward to repeated visits.

My Temple! relaxing place to drink coffee and cakes and catch up with friends usually busy but…read morenoise level everytime i have been there is acceptable.. items are pricey being a costa but quality is second to none..

Being in there today. Disgusting coffee for a coffee shop. Even worse attitude from two young guys…read morebehind the counter. I will never put my foot in there again. Respect and courtesy for the customer should be the first core values for a shop, especially when the customer is talking to you nicely.

A place we regularly go to for breakfast or lunch. The food…read moreis very good and also very important is that the coffee is splendid. The ingredients they use always seem to be very fresh. It is just a nice place to go to. Afterwards it is nice to have a little browse in the farm shop as well.

Had one of the best soups in recent memory: a chicken and veg. Doesn't sound special? I know, but…read moretrust me. Alongside a Welsh rarebit, it was a perfect autumnal lunch. We liked Newlyns so much we stopped there on the way back to London. This time, pumpkin soup and a roast beef sandwich with a dressed crab for my lady -- also very good. Not to mention the pleasant service and pleasant setting. We also loved the shop next door. Their cheese selection was wonderful! Who knows when we will be driving that way again but when we do, trust me: We will stop by Newlyns!

This place is Best breakfast place. your order and you get it piping hot fresh non-greasy .tea…read morecoffee are good too

Small cafe located in one of the retail units of Wokingham Town Hall. Always one to favour the…read morelocal trader I visited here for a quick cuppa. They sell baguettes, cakes and pastries to takeaway or eat in, however there is limited seating inside. The seating consists of bar stools and quite hard wooden/metal chairs, so its not really a place to sit down for long periods of time. Prices were reasonable and the staff were friendly. Recommended for light refreshment and to grab something and go.

Always great service and the coffee's not bad either!read more

Good hearty breakfast, with options for all. Outdoor…read moreseating available. Clean and spacious.

Great place and the staff is heavenly and beautiful!! Service is happy and prompt. Who could ask…read morefor more???