Not very good he stole my rice crispys he's very mean he's also very ginger I don't like gingerread more

Love the atmosphere. Love the pastries…read more Love the coffee. Love the vibe. Two Gingers Cafe is a little gem in Hull. While in Hull for work, I was in search for delicious coffee that was not by a chain and this place was a pleasant surprise. Tucked away in the arcade, the small cafe serves delicious, well-roasted coffee with both cows milk and my favorite, oat milk! They also offer pastries from a nearby bakery. Usually different each day and your choice of regular/vegetarian and a vegan option. I tried two vegan pastries and both were delicious. If I have the opportunity to venture back to Hull, this place is definitely one of my first stops.

Cafe One 11 - so called due to the cafe's location - 111 Newland Avenue…read more Clean and tidy with friendly staff and very reasonably priced. I love coming here for a spot of lunch when shopping on Newland Avenue - it's also a place i take my god son too for ice cream as it's only £1.20 for 3 scoops - which keeps me happy because he's happy and it doesnt break the bank! They do a variety of hot and cold food, hot and cold drinks and deserts. The shop isnt brilliantly spaced for wheelchairs and prams especially during peak periods. Again another fab local treat in the middle of Newland Ave!

Planet Coffee is probably one of the best known coffee shops in the Avenues area of Hull…read more They have a great selection of hot drinks, gorgeous cakes and lovely comfy sofas. You never feel ad though you're being rushed to drink and get out, borrow one of the papers by the door and relax. Free wifi also available. On one occasion they did seem to close a fair bit (40 minutes) earlier than they were due to so if you're going late it might be worth double checking before you travel. But on the whole we really like going there.

I have visited this place twice in 4 years…read more A very short distance from home and in the centre of Newland ave I thought I would have visited more. Clearly something is lacking. The decor is a little off and crumbs all over sticky leather sofas isn't exactly cosy. One day me and the Hubby got desperate as our usual "go to" coffee place was closed. We tried the hot chocolate and a flat white both of which were OK. The staff forgot my cream on the hot chocolate and later came out with an espresso full of ample cream to add on to my cup ( a nice apology gesture I thought). The staff were friendly and despite being a busy place frequented by locals and university crowds - service was actually pretty speedy and smooth.

The food was very nice and the service from the staff were very polite, friendly and catering. I…read moresure will happily go back!

Cafe M has got the combination just right - the prices are excellent, not least because all the…read morebreakfasts include toast and a hot drink, meaning you can get a full nourishing breakfast for £3.70 all inclusive. The atmosphere and service is cheerful, friendly, caring, and family-like, you feel welcome and catered for. Browsing the menu there's an impressive amount on offer - very European, pastas and salads - as well as all the traditional favourites. It's definitely a cut above the bog-standard town cafe. The location is mega-convenient across the road from the railway station and within sight of St Stephen's shopping centre. But the last word has to go to the large full English breakfast, which comes on a huge oval plate because it is plentiful and done to perfection, comparable to a good family B&B or a trip on the ferry. If you're a stickler for good quality sausages and bacon then you won't be disappointed. I tried Cafe M for the first time the other day and I am going back tomorrow on the way to work - give it a try yourself and you'll see why.

This place is fantastic. The drinks are nice, but the food is much better, I recommend the soup! I…read morethink they have some fair trade drinks, which makes it a bit nicer. The staff are really lovely and you could spend hours in there over one drink and they don't seem to mind. A really relaxing atmosphere.

Used to be a nice little cafe, now a greasy spoons. Still, cheap and cheerful enough to break up a…read moreshopping trip down Newland, just not the place to come with friends.

We were sat instantly on a weekend at around noon. There were a good amount of guest. After trying…read morethe food, I can tell why! It's a little out of the way, closer to the water, but the food is so good that it justifies the trip. Chill beach vibe decor. The service was great. The staff was friendly and kind. We got a sando, the breakfast plate and French toast. The sausage egg and ham was perfect. The French toast was also amazing, possibly the best French toast I've ever had. It was so soft and fluffy, each bite was perfect.

Great tucked away gem of a place. Fantastic breakfast and a even better looking lunch menu! Worth…read morethe great walk across the harbor to get here for sure.

The best cafe bar on Prince's Avenue with a good selection of wines and reasonably priced food with…read moregood portions. Great heated outside areas to both the front and rear. A couple of comfortable sofas inside and the music is never so deafeningly loud as to ruin your conversations.

I used to say this was one of the best on the Avenue but after my last visit the standard of…read moreservice has dropped drastically, all I can say if the bar staff took as much notice of taking customers orders properly, and attending to their needs instead of texting on their phones customer satisfaction would be raised to the previous standards. Yes the food is still OK however as they don't take notice of your order only half comes. I have now boycotted here as there are plenty other offering better service. Come on get your act together.

Local, freshly prepared with fresh local produce. Away from the busy meal and ave crowds, tucked…read moreaway with its sun trap outdoor space...fb

This place must qualify as one of those hidden gems, and a great antidote to phoney chain brand…read morecafe culture. Zoo cafe has a community cafe feel to it and a friendly, informal atmosphere. I enjoyed a proper, tasty cappuccino and a giant homemade scone. The rest of the menu looks interesting and comes with positive endorsements. Relaxing, welcoming, and definitely worth a visit.