Cute little café in a sleepy small town. Good service, clean bathrooms, low prices for great food!!…read moreThere are several tables in the back and ordering was a breeze. They offer many variations of the full English breakfast, depending on what you prefer (more eggs, vegetarian, bacon options). We ordered 5 full English breakfasts (the traditional!) and loved everything, especially the beans with toast and the mushrooms! The toast came first with some butter and I was really impressed with the full English! It was beautiful in presentation and came with 4 mushrooms, 2 Cumberland sausages, 2 slices of ham, a fried egg, a hash brown, two tomatoes and a nice serving of baked beans. Phenomenal food and great company in a beautiful village. What more can you ask for?

what a treat, a good old fashioned cafe at good old fashioned prices. Quite small in the entrance…read morebut there is another room to the side. From full english to toasties they have it all. A small breakfast and tea is £2.95. low prices do not mean low quality food, it is all excellent. A family run cafe who take pride in their work. A favourite with bikers and public alike.

Nice homely feel but a bit too cramped for my liking ! Would definitely return to try something…read moreelse.

What a marvelous surprise! This is an establishment where the chef's aesthetic is apparent in the…read morequality of the food (flavor/cooking method and presentation) and extends all the way to the music. Just wish we had found it sooner and would love to have dishes other than breakfast fare someday...when we return!

Brilliant food just like the film bathrooms where a bit messy but thats ok its just a nice place to…read moreto go with your friends,family

A lot of people will be drawn to the cafe as a tourist attraction, being featured in Last Of The…read moreSummer Wine, but the cafe is a reflection of traditional no fuss cafe. The staff are friendly and welcoming, the food is good, honest and at a fair price. You will not find any trendy pretence let alone a barista or a flat white. Even a croissant is unlikely to make an appearance, but a decent cup of tea and a spot of light lunch are guaranteed. Personally, a large mocha with a bacon, Brie & cranberry tea cake is my usual order.

My favourite Cafe in Northwich!! And everyone elses!!!!! They are always busy busy busy, which…read morespeaks volumes. The have the best homemade cakes and do a great breakfast. They also have a take away counter. They have Highchairs. Some seating is available outside also.

Charlies is a cafe offering breakfast,dinner afternoon tea actually what ever you would like to…read moreeat. The food and cakes are all homemade and of a top quality standard. The cafe uses local produed food, this is just one of the good reasons i go.nice . we often visit , me and my mum either having coffee or a meal. It is always busy come lunchtime and you will find people queing outside for tables. There is also outside eating area. The room is crowded when full. The staff have been there a long time and are friendly. They have recently changed from waitress service to ordering at the till, well worth a visit. Even if it is just to take awy a sandwich , or soup.

First class café is one of my favourite café's in burnley. They serve really nice coffee and the…read moreprices are not too expensive either. Sometimes if you come in here during the week they have offers on at dinner times. The staff in here are always very nice and pleasant. The kitchen is kept nice and clean in here you can see them when they are cooking your food. There is a great selection of fresh pies and cakes to choose from in here. A favourite of mine being the chocolate chip muffin! The tables are set nicely apart in here and it doesn't get too crowded so you can enjoy your cuppa!

I've just recently ate at this established, the food was good but the staff was absolutely a…read morepleasure and made the stay that much more enjoyable, very clean and cozy. Great place for breakfast!

This cafe is one of Huddersfield's hidden gems, its down Byram street opposite the sorting office…read moreand looks very inconspicuous from outside. Inside its bright any airy, no mean feat as half of it is below ground level. There are plenty of chairs and tables and some comfy sofas on which you can enjoy a leisurely cuppa and catch up on some gossip. There is also a small seating area upstairs so you will always find a seat. The food here is great. They do a selection of hot and cold food and some truly divine salads and sandwiches. If you are n a dither over what to pick I suggest you try the Society Club. Three pieces of lightly toasted bread filled with bacon, melted cheese and coronation chicken. Glorious! The ladies that work here have always been really friendly. When they changed their menu they kindly volunteered to make me things from the old menu even though it would have been more difficult for them. Excellent service and fantastic food makes this place worth a visit.

I just got back from a tasty lunch at Gemini, or Dirty Gem's, as myself and Curly Friend call it…read more Dirty Gem's is the absolute epitome of what you shouldn't be eating; fried sausages, salty chips, piles of beans and 'meat' pies. And the best bacon you'll ever have. I have a lot of love for this little greasy spoon. There's no pretence here, amongst the worn-out vinyl cafeteria tables and sticky HP sauce bottles. It's a totally honest caff that serves greasy nosh at low prices. My favourite, the guilty pleasure bacon, sausage, chips and beans, will set you back a mere £4 and keep you full up long into the afternoon. Curly Friend always favours a fried egg over the sausages, and though I am not a fan of fried eggs, they always seem to be pretty perfect; plenty of runny yolk to dip your chips in. There's plenty here for those who don't want a classic bean/chip/meat combo. You can grab a pizza or pasta dish for around £4. Be warned though; they rarely actually have these to hand, and you could end up waiting awhile for your tuna pasta. The staff here are brusque, verging on incompetent and pretty unhelpful. But that doesn't matter, because Gem's is all about honesty and being down to earth. I don't think I'd want an over-attentive waitress pandering to my needs; I've got my sausages, I'm fine thanks! As well as a great array of food, Gem's offers a great hot drink menu, with their hot chocolate being a firm favourite, and the coffee erring on the right side of strong. In my student radio days, I had a 10am Monday slot with Shambolic Friend. We'd meet at 9 every Monday at Gem's to plan the show ahead over a plate of cheese on toast. These days I try and make a lunch date with Curly Friend, usually spent bitching and gossiping. Gem's is a great place to meet friends and eat greasy, yet wholly satisyfing, grub.

My friends and I used to call this place Gemini Cafe but since they added the accent on their new…read moresignage I suppose we should call it Gemini Caffaay now. This place should by no means be confused with Gemini Takeaway which is located at the other side of the Whitworth Park entrance - they are not affiliated. Obviously different groups have different pet names for their favourite and least favourite establishments, but unlike Rebecca my group called the takeaway 'Dirty Gemini'. For us, Gemini Café was anything but dirty. It was part of our weekly ritual - more so than anything else, including lectures. Every Sunday at midday for two years we would head down to Gemini Café for brunch. I usually spent between £3 and £4 for their veggie breakfast and a large latte. Other dishes I have sampled include jacket potatoes with various fillings, tuna sandwiches (cheaper than buying a can of tuna and making a sandwich) and pizza. I've never been disappointed. Don't get me wrong, I've never been thrilled either, but the food has always been tasty and importantly for a hungover student or hungry builder, filling. The staff were always shouting at each other and shouting out order numbers to builders who were obliviously reading the Sun or staring out of the window. There was a very high staff turnover, therefore no-one really seemed to know what they were doing. However, to say that there were sometimes up to 15 of us who would meet for brunch, we always got what we ordered and it was always hot. I wish I was a student again, I miss Gemini.

I always enjoy my time at Oak Street Cafe. It has the right balance between being tucked away but…read moreknown 'by the right people' - it's rarely empty and has bags of character, but you're likely to find a table either as soon as you walk in or after a wander around the Craft & Design Centre. It's been a while since I've eaten here (any previous reviews of mine are in the Craft & Design Centre listing) but, looking for somewhere light and healthy prior to a recent evening event, we thought it the perfect time for a return visit. It was chilly by the door so we tucked ourselves away in a corner - obviously with a quick look at the counter beforehand so we could see what was on offer! There's a rotating menu of salads, soups, frittatas and cakes and made fresh on the day. Eschewing my usual dependence on meat and carbs, I ordered the salad plate, with the 3 salads of the day and a small hunk of brown bread; carbs are too good to pass up altogether. The salads were red cabbage with grapefruit, which was an unusual combination in my head but tasted delicious and gave the cabbage a tartness; sesame green beans, with a perfect bite; and butternut squash wedges. I felt surprisingly full afterwards and am glad I resisted the lure of the cake for dessert! The other half's cauliflower, coconut and chilli soup was really delicious and perfect for the true winter weather we were experiencing. It was a much lighter consistency than I expected and had a great hit of chilli that wasn't too overpowering. Needless to say, I had plenty of food envy, though my colourful plate was more attractive to the eye. Service was quick and friendly, and as unique as ever. The Craft & Design Centre has a great thing going with this cafe and I hope it continues to attract people to this gem of a building.

I'm trying to remember the name of the café that was here before, I'm sure I've reviewed it, I'm…read moresure it was very nice, but the fabness of Oak Street Café has pretty much obliterated any memory I had. Talk about delightful. Nestled cosily in the beautiful Craft and Design Centre in the Northern Quarter, it's the sort of place you could lunch with a friend, come for a quick pitstop coffee while you're present-shopping, grab a cheeky slice of cake or even bring your mum. Which I did! We had a great lunch here whilst listening to one of the Craft and Design Centre coordinators fetch some stories from elderly gents who used to work at the building back when it was a fish market. It was fascinating. They had a special code they used to speak in too. It's easy to forget the history of this place, so try not to! Check de photographs - our lunch was tasty. Baked falafel, salad, frittata and some really nice coffees, plus the cakes looked pretty amazing too. It was all at a reasonable price with superb flavours and a really unique atmosphere. Who can complain? Just a star lost for the Craft and Design Centre having wifi but the Oak Street Café not giving away the password. I gots to work when I eat!