While it doesn't look like the trendiest coffee shop in town, the fact its hidden in a little…read moreshopping mall means that its busy by those who know it but less hectic than the mainstream places. Its generally frequented by people over a certain age, but don't let that put you off. They do fantastic cakes, baked spuds and hot chocolates, as well as much more. The prices are quite reasonable and nothing beats sitting there with a tealight glowing upon the table and sipping a hot drink while the rain clatters onto the glass roof. Seriously, its really nice, the staff are friendly and the service is quick. The food is made fresh for you and even brought to your table. For those less able bodied, there is a lift in there if you can't easily use the stairs, however it can be out of order at times, so be aware if you're planning a visit. For the best value hot chocolates, give this place a go.

Absolutely gorgeous coffee shop. Great location and lovely to sit out the front on a nice day …read more We had a flat white , mocha , toasted teacake and a cake , really enjoyed it and will definitely be returning.

This is a really nice cafe tucked behind the shopping centre. The taste for the soya latte is so…read moredelicious. The staffs were also friendly. You get a loyalty stamp for each hot drink you get too. We ordered hot chocolate with cream and marshmallow and a decaf soya caramel latte. This costs £7.05 altogether. Due to the charge for soya milk, syrup and cream and marshmallow. The costs are reasonable for syrup but for soya I personally think they shouldn't charge this because if a customer has lactose intolerance, they will have no choice but to order soya milk otherwise the drinks list will be limited. Similarly it was not until my friend came back from the toilet she said there was a book shelves of books and boardgames. So i will be a great place to chill and enjoying a cup of drink

I love your coffee and your snacks and as a vegan I love it even more because you offer other…read moreoptions for milk and snacks.

It takes a long time to get served, the latte coffee lately has been luke warm and barely half…read morefull, vaguely resembles coffee but doesnt taste much like it. I used to love costa but dont go in there much now. The new fruit coolers are ok, nice for a change. 1 loo for all customers which isnt great if you are next in line behind a big bloke who needed a number 2.

This has a small indoor play area for the kids to let off stea before settling down to some art…read morework. Pick your ceramic and get painting. I think the ceramic prices range from £3.50 upwards. The only drawn back is that you have to go back a few days later to collect your finished piece. However this is nice entertainment for the kids and you can have a coffee and relax while they are doing it. What could be better.

In my opinion Millies bake the best cookies and muffins in the world and are always fresh and…read moretasty. The shop in Warrington is no exception. Even though it is a small counter they have recently placed a few table and chairs outside so you can sit and relax instead of taking away. The staff are always friendly and tell you about any special offers. The Bobbin Baskins ice cream is absolutely delicious, but is slighly overpriced when compared to other ice cream parlours in town. Well worth a visit.