While on a short visit to Leicester, we searched for good coffee. Fortunately, we stumbled across…read moreSaints of Mokha. We had the best cappuccinos that we've ever had in the UK: hot, strong, not too milky, and no sprinkles. It was so good, we made a detour to come back the next day. Very good coffee and very nice competent staff. Highly recommended.

A really nice bakery with a nice cafe inside as well…read more I am addicted to the jam donuts from here they are delicious! Forget Tescos where all the donuts taste old and hard and dry - these are the ones! I will often make a trip for this alone! This is my favourite bakery along with Oliver Adams on the high st

Visited the deli today and expected better. We went in to coffee and also ordered two scones. The…read morecoffee was in cardboard cups, the scones put in paper bags with butter and a disposable knife. We sat outside with no plates for the scones, just putting them on the bags. Then we found the scones were dry and the coffee pretty average. We expected more from a deli. We felt like we were camping out rather than giving ourselves a treat and having morning coffee and cake. The place looks delightful but is let down by its style. We will not be going to the deli again, especially as the cafe opposite uses cups and plates. So, if you don't mind you coffee in cardboard, your cake in, and on, a paper bag then this place would be fine for you .

Situated in the Ferrers Art and Craft Centre, in the picturesque ground of Staunton Harold is the…read moreimpressive Breadfirst deli. Wonderful aromas greet you as you enter; is there a better smell than fresh bread? The friendly staff immediately invite you to try their variety of breads and cheeses, clearly proud of the products they sell. As well as the tiger bread, flatbreads, scones and other bakery delights they sell, there is also a range of handcrafted chocolates made locally, handmade desserts, and good range of quiches and cold meats. In addition there was also an interesting selection of pre-made spice packs for creating Indian dishes like jalfrezi, aloo gobi and biryani rice, to name but a few. A great local find, with an interesting range of products, we will definitely be returning.

Great little coffee shop just outside the train station. They have a few tables available to sit…read moreoutside and enjoy your coffee. They are one of the first coffee shops I've come across in England that has sugar free syrups. They have two: vanilla and caramel. They also offer a few milk alternatives free of charge as well which is nice. Service staff were friendly and efficient. It's a spot I will return to again

This delightful cafe opened in about May 2009. It's away from the hustle and bustle(!) of market…read morestreet, and is stylishy decorated with comfy sofas, high backed chairs and wooden tables. There's a great variety of teas served in fabulous chintzy teapots, along with the usual cappuccinos, lattes and hot chocolates. Food is fairly standard cafe fare- sandwiches, wraps, soup etc along with a very reasonably priced English breakfast. Best of all though are the homemade cakes- more than once I've been there when the cakes are still warm from the oven- scrumptious and always impossible to decide which one looks best!

This is a lovely little coffee shop, reasonable prices and nice especially in the summer when you…read morecan sit on one of the outside tables. It is situated on the main road which runs through Woodville opposite the Tesco Express and more or less next door to the Post Office.This is one of those places that you probably wouldn't even know was there unless you specifically looked for it. Cannot express how small this coffee shop is but it makes for a nice meeting place and they sell a good variety of beverages and light snacks like cakes, cookies and sandwiches. This is also an internet cafe and is one of the main reasons that people frequent it.

Set in the art and crafts Ferrers Centre at Staunton Harold, the Staunton Stables is a popular tea…read moreroom, especially at lunch time. It has a bright interior, with the occasional picture on the wall to add a splash of colour. There is even a piano, which I'm sure is used at times to regale the customers with a song. The tables are a good mix of occasional tables for two, along with round tables for a larger group. The tea rooms have a good atmosphere, busy but friendly. Also, if you sit in the main part your sense of smell is treated to aromas pervading from the kitchen. The menus is fairly comprehensive, ranging from reasonably priced home-made cakes like lemon shortbread, coffee cake and chocolate crisp to name but a few, to a good variety of hot dishes. These include toasties, teacakes, jacket potatoes, chilli etc, as well as daily specials; a little on the pricey side though in comparison to the cakes. Drinks again have a good range from various types of tea and coffee, to cold drinks like J20. All in all a good tea rooms, with enough variety to satisfy the need for a snack or a meal of greater substance. There is outside seating too, in the picturesque courtyard of the Ferrers Centre, flanked by colourful border flowers.

The tea rooms at Staunton Harold are always busy. Good home cooked food, served in a friendly…read moreatmosphere. The toasties are particularly good. Decent slices of bread toasted the old fashioned way, instead of being buttered the wrong side and then squished flat in one of those toastie machines. They serve meals generally along the shepherds pie, chilli con carne style, but it's all great quality, reasonably priced and full of flavour. There are outside tables as well, so on nice days you can sit in the courtyard, enjoy the various sculptures that are dotted around, and for those budding Kasparov's, play with the enormous chess set (and for those Harry Potter fans out there.. OK, it's not THAT big!). Or you can just people watch as others stroll around the courtyard, which is lined with small shops and galleries that attract a healthy number of visitors. There's even a smithy there if you are in need of a wrought iron gate, or desperate for that perfect weathervane. There is a small shop in one corner that sells mainly childrens toys, and it's fab. I'll find out its name and review it seperately, but it's on the right as you walk into the courtyard from the main entrance. On its own, the tearooms are probably not worth a special trip, but if you have a spare afternoon, Staunton Harold itself, with its craft shops, galleries, garden centre and fish shop (sorry, I have no idea what a purveyor of fish related products is called, an aquarist?) is worth a visit, and you can always take in some top notch tea room style nosh while you're there!

Greggs offers freshly baked breads, sweets, pastries and sandwiches -- all freshly baked throughout…read morethe day and served with a smile by friendly staff. I stopped into this bright, airy, and clean outlet for a quick lunch to takeaway while exploring Kettering town centre on a recent Saturday. The Cornish Pasty -- effectively a handheld steak pie (i.e., chunks of steak and minced beef with potato, onion, carrots and peas, lightly seasoned and enclosed in a puff pastry) -- was very tasty and quite filling and a deal at just 1gbp; the sausage roll -- a puff pastry filled with seasoned sausage meat -- was also terrific and a bargain at a mere 58p.

The store is located in the middle of the town centre, perfect location. The store offers freshly…read moremade bread, baguettes, sandwiches, pasties, and cakes. The quality and the taste of the products don't match. In other words it's a bargain. Often a que but it soon goes down, well it's worth the wait ;) The staff are polite, ask you how your day is etc, if it's quite. I highly recommend this. Price wise and value for money it's miles ahead of Oliver Adams and Subway.