Lovely place for a nice cup of coffee and a wonderfully home made Ice Cream…read more It used to be an old village petrol station but is now a great little cafe. They still have the pump out the front of the cafe.

A very, very random little café. It was once the village petrol station, and still has the old…read moredisused pump out front, which is a little confusing to the tourists in summer. They sell locally produced ice cream, which is what they're known for most, although they have a delicious breakfast and lunch menu, including the usual croque-monsiers, crepes, homemade soups (mmmm) and teacakes. A great place for a cheap, tasty lunch.

If you're visiting Woodhall Spa and fancy a pot of tea and a scone, or a toasted teacake, this is…read morethe place to come. It's situated in a tiny little arcade of shops, The Broadway Centre, and is full of chintz and pastels. The staff are all well trained and polite, and the tea is proper tasty. The sort of place your granny would love.

A very friendly cafe, good food and nice staff. A good choice of food and meals.read more

The Mocha was the best I've had in England so far! The potato skins were fab too! My BF had a scone…read moreand said it was real dry. Loved the atmosphere. I would definitely go back again

Easily the best spot in Newark for lunch or a tea and a bite to eat. It has been consistently good…read morefor the last ten years. Lovely decor and ambience. Helpful staff. Food is good, often very good with a range of staple Gannets classics and usually more interesting specials. Can get very busy and hard to find a seat in peak times. It does sometimes feel a bit pricey, but I'd rather have them charge more and keep the quality up and stay in business!

Popped in to get some warm lunch. Chose a delicious hot Cornish Pastie! Their pastry is always so…read moredelicious and the filling was also as good! I really do enjoy Curtiss pastries, they use the best pastry!

TOP place- great scones, and really friendly staff.read more

Caffe Nero does a hit and miss white chocolate mocha. Each time i go the flavour changes depending…read moreon the person who made it. The layout and decor is well presented and the seating varies from basic tables and chairs to sofas. But the way they have laid it out means there is normally a table free if you look hard enough. The ques are never normally long but even when they are you are served quickly by staff

Although in a good location i was disappointed with this Nero's…read more The coffee and cakes have always been on the pricey side but it was convienient to call in as it had only a small que. I had a hot chocolate and although it looked nice it turned out to be mainly whipped cream and a small amount of hot chocolate, which was also quite cold by the time i had eaten all the cream! I had a chocolate brownie which was nice but a touch on the small side for the price i paid. Overall i feel for a prime location like this it should be better priced and have more attention to detail when making drinks.

Such a beautiful tea room on the bridge in central Lincoln. Great tea, hefty scones and friendly…read moreservice.

A famous coffee stop. On UK's oldest bridge with shops on it is an old picturesque building. A…read morequirky building on 3 levels. Service is quick and efficient. Offering a good range of good food, coffees and scones and also a 3 course Sunday roast with soup and dessert for only £10.95 ! Recommended.

Had lunch with my 5 year old at this place following my recent breakfast there…read more I had a leek and potato soup, it was absolutely delicious. I had this as part of a deal where you can have half a sandwich as well. I went for brie and chutney in white bread. The sandwich was very good. My son had a cheese and salad wrap which in is own way said was great. Place was clean and staff friendly. Coffee was good again, I had the Americano with cold milk. They had some homemade fudge next to the till, yes it was an impulse buy but it tasted very good.

Definitely a cute little place and quite busy during lunch, so beware you may not find a place to…read moresit or you may have to wait. The staff seemed a bit rushed and manic when I visited. The cakes look very nice, but on this occasion I was looking for a light, but filling lunch. I decided on a sandwich with a side of coleslaw. The sandwich was ok, but there were quite a few fatty, not edible bits of bacon in it and I ended up just removing it altogether. The coleslaw was mostly mayo, not a lot of slaw... I'd give it another go, as it has been recommended to me by a few people that I work with and it seems to be a very popular cafe... there must be a reason and hopefully I will discover that reason next time around.

Freshly made ice cream with a good selection of flavours. Flavours are rotated too, so every time…read moreyou go you'll have a different selection. There's a mini golf course too. I haven't played as it looks a bit dull, but presumably it's fun for the kids. Try the cream tea ice cream, it's brilliant. It's got bits of scone in it and jam.

Daisy Made is a really nice afternoon out With the play park and crazy golf, the kids are…read moreentertained - and with the Ice Cream being a) Absolutely Deliciouse and b) in the words of my 11 Year Old Proper Ice Cream it really is well worth a visit! The Flavours are awesome, the price is reasonable (except for the crazy golf which in my oppinion is a little on the steep side) and you can buy a tub for home :) always nice! The play park is a little basic so its better for younger kids than older ones but i guess thats what the crazy golf has been added for. It's safe, it's clean, its nice and you can see the cows that made your ice cream (not literally - they don't have apposable thumbs - i mean they were milked and then that was oh you know what i mean)