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.

Average coffee especially when every man and his dog are now proud to serve costa coffee. The brand…read moreis being watered down too much. The place has just had a refurb but that doesn't help when tables are left uncleared and dirty by staff, clearly not enough of them. There are too many tables with seats at them rather than comfortable armchairs or sofas unfortunately it just looks like an extension of the local Morrison's cafe! Better places in Grantham to have a coffee try the Guildhall across the road I will next time.

This place is absolutely lovely. The coffee shop is very cheap compared to the likes of Costa or…read moreStarbucks but doesn't skip on quality. They is ample seating outside, and is highly recommended for young families as there is a brilliant play area that includes pedal tractors and cars and a meet little race track to your kids to race around on while you enjoy you brew and a cake. There is also swings and a junior zip-wire to entertain them. The windmill is great and visitors can go up the spiral stairs all the way to the top. Running parallel to the coffee shop is a number of quaint little farm shops selling nick nacks and shabby chic items. On my last visit there was also a clothing shop. Defo worth a trip to chill and enjoy the lovely country views.

Me and the other half love this place. We used to go every saturday for breakfast but we as…read moreeveryone else have had to cut down but yesterday we were in town and felt hungry as it was diner so we went to the Cosey Corner Cafe. The service is friendly and first class and so is the food. For those of you who want decent hot food from breakfast to sunday diners then you will not go wrong if you pop into here. the food, service and staff are all first class. Well recommended 100%

We wandered down this cute alleyway, headed towards the high street in search of lunch for four…read morepeople with differing tastes. We popped into Lambert's and it worked out perfectly. We each ordered something that appealed to our individual taste and we were all happy. The only drawback was that my wife wished she had ordered the larger salad, because it was so good. The staff was very nice, and the food was fresh and delicious.

This is an excellent find. Brunch, grilled sandwiches, pancakes and the best hot chocolate! (Whip…read moreCream and Marshmallows) A local passed by and said, "You found the best place in town for lunch!" It is down a quaint walking alley, so there is even a bit of adventure getting there.

1: the staff are rude and do not even attempt to smile or make eye contact in your presence…read more2: the coffee is crap (not their fault) 3: the place is always dirty 4: there are no value added services to attract you 5: there are always people shouting from one side of the place to other 6: while the staff are ice to customers they. Don't know, they are more than happy to reward friends with free coffee and discount. Don't go there. Go to Panini on Westgate. I've reviewed that too..

Friendly people and good coffee. As it was pouring with rain let us sit by the door with our well…read morebehaved dog. Thankyou

Wanted to eat next door at Oysy but they were receiving a delivery so a lorry was blocking all…read moretheir parking spots. I parked over at Anatolia instead as it was completely empty over there. As SOON as I pulled into a parking spot the man working stood behind the counter with his hands on his hips and STARED me down. I understand the signage says for his customers only but respectfully sir I'm not hurting your LACK of business by parking in your EMPTY parking lot. I ended up immediately leaving and eating at home to avoid the risk of a tow. What a loser.

It was such a treat to find Anatolia. I really enjoyed their Anatolia special which had several…read moretypes of meats and vegetables that were grilled over a traditional fire pit; a far cry from the typical kebab I'm used to. The garlic and hot sauce was a tasty addition to the already well seasoned meat, vegetables, and salad. They also had Turkish pizza on the menu which intrigued us enough to promise another visit in the future. It's a short drive for those at the RAF however parking is slim but I'm sure it could be managed jut fine. The shop offers takeout as well as dine in options with a variety of drinks including beer.