This little spot turned out to be a wonderful breakfast! There was so much food for the very…read morereasonable price. We sat outside, service was very prompt and friendly. The coffee that came with my full English breakfast was delicious even with the milk they put in it. (Normally I drink it black always, but in this instance I just went with the flow and it didn't disappoint.) the food was plentiful along with the pile of toast they gave us. I'd gladly come here again and I highly recommend.

My first choice locally for breakfast, brunch, lunch or just a cup of coffee. Always get a warm…read morewelcome and friendly atmosphere.

Seeing a four star review from long ago meant. I should report a newer finding. I is a franchise…read moreand so does not offer every thing or accept Starbuck's cards or so they said about two months ago. A hope it has improved to 2016 standards.

Friendly staff, good opening hours and convenient location near the station.read more

Stevenage Cafe is one of my family's favourite places to visit of a weekend for brunch…read more The staff are all so friendly and welcoming, and are absolutely wonderful with children. The food is delicious, yet it really isn't expensive at all, which is amazing given the portion sizes (you won't need to eat for a week afterwards). The seating is a little close together, but it is not uncomfortable, even when they are busy. I really cannot fault them, and would definitely recommend everyone pay them a visit.

I am not Starbucks loyal, I do not prefer Starbucks over Costa (Nero shall not be named). I go to…read moreStarbucks over Costa because I can pay with my phone. I feel very sophisticated and high tech doing this.... 1 point. Starbucks is usually a safe bet. You are not going to get coffee that tastes of nothing, (see other review). You ask for a skinny flat white you will usually get one. On occasion you will catch them making it with full fat milk, but they happily correct it when they realise you watch. Today I have had a skinny flat white with sugar free hazelnut shot (Costa no longer do sugar free hazelnut for some reason) and a Croque Monsieur, which is basically a fancy toasted ham panini with mustard. Flat white was very well done, tasted and looked lovely. Well done Matt you have redeemed yourself the last time you cocked up my porridge. The Croque Monsieur took some time, I think the other barista forgot about it because after a 'withering stare' it was promptly brought to me. It was however not sliced in half. Now I'm not meaning to sound petty, I don't mind not having my food sliced for me. Honest! But when they provide you with a plastic knife because they either think that A. You will stab somebody Or B. Steal the knife It makes it exceedingly difficult to slice yourself, but I gave it a good go. It was good as toasted ham sandwiches go, couldn't fault it. To wrap this up, whether you will get a good or bad experience depends on the staff and how busy they are. This Starbucks seems to be full of young teenagers and that sometimes shows in the speed and quality. On an ending note this Starbucks is also popular with large groups of teenagers who have around 1 drink shared between 6. So good luck getting a seat on prime times.

Place was filthy today. Tables not cleared, dirty, messy floors. Awful atmosphere. I even asked for…read moretables to be cleaned and told that 'it's been hectic'. No excuse. Should have someone specifically on a Saturday to be keeping tables clear of cups and plates, tables cleaned and floor swept! Not rocket science. I videoed this and put it on my Facebook.

I have been in here many times the service is fairly quick the people are always friendly and the…read morefood is great. It's not right in the centre with most of the shops so it's not all crowded outside but is it still easy to find. This cafe offers excellent value for money, and a wide range of different foods for what you fancy. being a cheaply priced place with good quality food, sometimes it can be very busy and the layout of the cafe is quite small so you have to be careful walking through the tables not to knock someone's lunch off. Sometimes there seems to be a miscommunication with the orders and you end up with something else but are easily solved

Used to be fine because although not inexpensive they gave you what you wanted, and often a…read morebiscuit. The last two times I was at the up line kiosk (towards London) the young girls forgot to listen to me and twice gave me a badly made coffee. They totally ignored what I said. So I'll go to smiley person in the shop on the walkway. Pesume biscuits have stopped because of lack of trade.

Well, what can one say about a pair of huts on platforms 1-4 at Stevenage railway station?…read more Overpriced hot beverages? CHECK. Overpriced bland pseudo healthy snackage? CHECK. Get the picture?