I've been to Bloom twice and each time has been excellent…read more Both times i've stopped by this little sandwich shop around lunch time and ordered from their extensive menu of breakfast items, sandwiches, homemade soups and salads. I've tried their sausage bloom with fried egg and caramelised onions and also their French onion soup and 'The Big Fish' toasted sandwich. These are great - just the perfect amount for lunch. Their coffees are good too. The people who work here are lovely and the service is fast. I can imagine it being the perfect place for a quick take out sandwich. I can't fault Bloom at all, and i'm sure the more time i spend in Nantwich, the more i'll enjoy coming to Bloom.

My usual staple sandwich when I come to Bloom is the NYC, and I have tried the roast chicken and…read morethe bacon bloom, however, this time, I decided to opt for something new and chose the Holy Mackerel (shredded smoked mackerel with lemon and black pepper on a bed of rocket, with a drizzle of balsamic vinegar). When it first arrived I was slightly overwhelmed by the amount of rocket on it, however, it turned out that this worked perfectly with the intense smokiness of the mackerel (and made me feel slightly healthier). The lemon, pepper, and balsamic vinegar added a nice sharpness and complimented the peppery rocket. Also, the locally baked seeded roll was noticeably fresh and delicious. If you decide to dine in at Bloom you also get a little bowl of fresh, homemade coleslaw. This is easily one of the best coleslaws I have ever eaten. It doesn't do anything particularly different to any other 'slaw', but it is sharp and zesty whilst also somehow managing to be creamy and luxurious. The sultanas adding a nice fruity sweetness as well. Overall, Nantwich (and Cheshire) is lucky to have such a fabulous sandwich shop and if I'm in need of a sandwich there aren't many places I would choose over it in the country. Some people have remarked to me that they find Bloom a little pricey (my bill came to £11 for the sandwich above, a coffee and a cold drink). However, although that is slightly more expensive than other similar places in Nantwich, I would rather pay the extra and know that I am getting quality food from locally sourced businesses and suppliers.

Delisted drinks and brilliant cakes. I am hoping to drink alcohol there very soon as well…read more The staff are very polite

Quaint cafe on the second floor in a 16th Century building, oak panelling and lots of pictures on…read morethe wall. Entered through the interesting book shop went up the stairs and was greeted by a member of staff who showed us to a table in this popular cafe. Good snacks and extensive cake list. Pleasant and efficient staff. There is a roped off narrow staircase which leads to the unchanged part of the house which is how it would have looked 420 years ago. I believe you can ask to have a look at this.

whenever I m in Nantwich I visit the coffee shop, and hopefully get a comfy seat in the best room…read more There are three seating areas in this cafe and 1 has sofas and the best panelling I have ever seen in a cafe! There food is really good, they are always busy so that means the locals love it too. When you visit ask to go up into the attic, wow you will be very impressed I won't say anymore you will have to visit to see what I mean!

How wrong was I?! I take it all back, that fridge is the harbinger of sugary goodness!…read more In hindsight judging a cake before you've eaten it is a pretty fruitless exercise. I popped back in the next day for lunch and thought I'd grab a slice after my meal. The almond and orange cake was DELICIOUS, moist and gluten free (that makes it healthier, right? No, okay well regardless...) this place has some seriously good cake. I have most definitely been made to eat my (previous) words and I'm already looking forward to the next opportunity when I can!

One of the best Café's I've ever had the pleasure of going to…read more The French owner adds a real authenticity to the Café by having both a menu in French and a menu in English. It also has a great atmosphere, which altogether make me feel that I'm in Marseille again. French pastries, hot and cold food and drinks are available, all of which are mouth-wateringly good and very well priced. Need I say more....just go :).

Great little place. Food is superb and the owners are really nice! Well worth a visit whilst in…read moreNantwich.

Cute little tea shop in the heart of Nantwich. Everything home made & the prices are reasonable…read more The tea shop is small with only 8 tables and a few round the corner. The food tastes lovely (I had a salmon bagel) very fresh and full of flavour. They have a Cheshire breakfast on the list which looks amazing, but I'm trying to get rid of my Christmas turkey next time I will have it. I would highly recommend this little tea shop if you are around the Nantwich area. Good atmosphere & the staff are very friendly. They have won awards in the past for there lovely home made food and cakes, I can see why. Get there early to get a table as it is usually busy :)

And with one sentence: "We don't do marg, only butter", I knew I'd made the right lunch destination…read morechoice. Ginger & Pickles is a hidden gem in the wilds of Cheshire, overflowing with more local produce than you could ever want for. They've won National awards for their dedication to the art of tea and I've heard they do a lovely afternoon tea with all the delicate trimmings. Which is pretty impressive for a dinky little tea shop in Nantwich. But, what they lack in floor space (bijou rather than pokey) they make up for with charm and individuality. As well as tea, my caffeine addiction is also adequately catered for with their bath-sized creamy lattes. What I really enjoy about my trips to G&P Is that it is genuinely hassle-free. I know that I can get healthy local and delicious food every time I walk in the door. And I promise I'm not just saying that because they gave me a free birthday flapjack!