The image of railway station food as overpriced, generic and served with British dour attitude is…read moregone here - happy and charming attitude and fantastic breakfast rolls; the coffee is great too. Worth stopping by even if you aren't taking a train!

I loved it here, nice big pot of strong tea, great breakfast, cosy and even quaint.read more

I had a lovely lunch here in Market Harborough. The cafe is on two levels and also has outdoor…read moreseating. They serve sandwiches, salads, coffee, tea and cold drinks, but are mainly known for excellent puddings and cakes. I can attest that their feta and roast vegetable wrap with mixed salad leaves and tortilla chips on the side is first rate, that the service is prompt and friendly and that their prices are very reasonable. I had a great time there, and I am very hard to please.

The sugar free vanilla lattes are delicious and this is a great place to stop for coffe while…read moreshopping.

The coffee tastes bad and costs an arm and a leg…read more The cakes are dry and come in plastic bags. I've never tried a sandwich. Good God what an awful place - the staff can't even be bothered to clear the tables, and the chairs always have crumbs on them. As if it couldn't get any worse it's often packed with the screaming, snotty nosed offspring of uber-annoying, air-headed yuppies. Who in their right mind thinks places like these are nice? I'll tell you - chavs with more money than sense, mugs who take style over substance, and thick fashion-victims who treat bill-board adverts as their bible. I only ever go here if I'm in a group and don't fancy going through the 101 reasons why I can't stand these overpriced, poor quality chain cafes. If you like Starbucks then visit this vile dump, if you don't then go somewhere that serves decent food and drink at a decent price. I'll pay for quality - in fact I take great pleasure in doing so - and that's why I avoid this scumhole like the plague.

I have visited this tea room many times and found the food more than adequate, in fact sometimes I…read morethink they give to much. The service is good and the staff friendly the prices are comparable with it's near neighbour Aldwinkles where the opposite is true, see reviews. The major problem with Aldin's is that it is allways full and I cannot always get a seat!

Just a delightful place to be. The deli has a great range of real Italian food, and the cafe side…read moreof things serves the best coffee in Harborough with a selection freshly made pizza, paninis and also cannoli. Plus the people are lovely.

This was a superb find right at the heart of Market Harborough and opposite the stunning St…read moreDionysus Church. We were warmly welcomed by a friendly staff member who promptly sat us down as we had walked in without booking. The three of us chose mains only, as we'd just had a coffee and cake, and how filling they were! My Aunty and I had Philly Cheese Steak sandwich, which was made using a brioche bun with fresh salad and succulently cooked steak strips. My uncle had smoked haddock risotto which smelled like the ocean as it arrived. The refreshing mint lemonade we all chose to drink had a sharp, tangy and different twist to the original beverage. Although no one finished it as chopped mint leaves were constantly being sucked up the straw, making us pick them out throughout the meal. Perhaps, we will try the other lemonade ranges they had, with less herbal blades. Overall, extremely satisfied and when we go again, we are definitely going for the pizzas!

Posh ambience, but average quality food, overpriced, but ok value with many available voucher out…read morethere. I would go back with another voucher

This is the best coffee shop for taste and service in the area! We come here regularly to sit and…read moreread the newspaper Very comfortable with friendly staff :-)

Weltons has moved on, improved and extended its offering hugely recently. a lovely village deli,…read moreoffering fantastic food, coffee, groceries, local produce, a huge range of wines and local beers, as well as newspapers and a post office! Lovely to sit in their quiet courtyard or in the cosy tea room. They do an amazing wine and cheese night on Fridays too!

Great store, very small but like a tardis, has everything inside, massive range of quality deli…read morestuff and friendly, helpful staff. A little price but I think fair enough for the area and being in a small village, open for long hours; also has a small tea room inside and out. Obviously nobody would expect to do their main weekly shop here; but its great fro last minute items and cheeky treats like posh cheese etc.