Really friendly staff, great decor, and decor that shows that they care. Some nice touches e.g…read moreblankets provided so you can sit outside even if cold. Didm't sample cakes but they looked really nice. Great view of river and quayside.

Located on Exeter's historic quays on the River Exe, the Coffee Cellar is one of a number of…read morecellars along the quays that have been converted into shops and cafes. These have the authentic architectural feature of the cellar arches which is a lovely characteristic. It's a cute coffee shop, quite a good size inside and there are seats outside too. Okay, so for pseudo (remember, I can't touch the hard stuff!) coffee this place is pretty good. Which leads me to assume that the real stuff is good too. Service is great, friendly efficient and accommodating. The manager seems quite endearing. He spent alot of time discussing arranging the outdoor seating. Evidently, quite conscientious about kerbside appeal.

This cosy and comfortable little Tea Shop is situated on the…read moreEastern end of the High Street where on road parking is usually available (1 hour). Public Car Parks are available nearby. The café offers a home cooked range of hot and cold delicious lunches and is popular with locals many making this their regular lunchtime venue. Coffee, tasty tea time cakes and tea are also popular. Everything is very reasonably and competitively priced There are about a dozen tables in the main area with comfortable easy chairs in the bay window and with additional tables in the rear. Good home cooking is the order of the day and the staff offer a cheerful welcome to all their guests.

Not at all bad and reasonable charges but the range of snacks, pastries etc. available with a…read moremorning coffee was rather limited. They don't have WiFi which is a poor point. A mid-market style cafe, it is pleasant and there was nothing wrong with the coffee and scone that I had, but there was nothing outstanding about the cafe either. Certainly I would use it again.

It looks a little dark and dingy from the outside. Once you get in, it has a very warm feeling -…read moreone which is ideal in the winter time away from the winds nad rain plymouth have to offer. I think this is a reasonable place for food and drink - sometimes find it a little expensive for what it provides, but as a whole an ok cafe.

I really like this cafe. It has low ceilings and is quite unique in its decoration! As you enter…read moreyou can place your order and sit down to wait for it. The toilets are up some stairs and the design is long and narrow so access into and around the store is not ideal for prams. Saying that I love to go here for a cooked breakfast at the weekends- the prices are very reasonable and the staff are friendly. It is quite basic but serving sizes are good. It can be very popular and busy but they do have alot of seats so I have never had a problem finding a table.

GOOD AMBIANCE AND COMFORT Open for breakfast, lunch and tea…read moreseven days a week the cafe here provides a comprehensive service in a pleasant environment. At around 4.30 pm on a January Saturday there were a few customers who seemed happy enough with their tea and cakes. The 'smile and greet' from the serving lady did not happen and she told us the closing time was 4.45 when in fact it was 5 pm.(pic) We wondered why ! We only wanted tea for two and this quickly appeared and we paid the reasonable price of £3. Later another staff member convinced us that they have good allergy policies in place with little risk of cross contamination of food on display. Parking is free and adjacent, easy disabled access, comfy cushioned chairs and everything spotlessly clean with a grade 5 hygiene certificate on display. The rest of this trading complex includes a Food Hall with high priced but apparently good quality items. There is also a garden sales area and a Trading Post both of which are worth a visit. We also took the footpath walk down to the river. STARS GAINED FOR; Menu range. Allergy product knowledge. General satisfaction. Likely to return.Own free Car Park. Ambiance and decor. Seating comfort. STARS NOT GAINED FOR; Staff 'Smile and Greet' on arrival. Staff to customer attitude on arrival.Staff knowledge (of closing time)

after been abused at the cream tea shop Anne of Cleeves ( for asking the server to please clean the…read moretable) We had a lovely cream tea and sandwich at this place. Lovely staff! Reccomend it!

Tucked away off Fore St as you walk through to Somerfield. The Terrace is quite small but it has a…read morenice menu with food made to order so it is hot and fresh. The staff are friendly and helpful and the cafe and toilets are always clean when I visit. In summer it is nice to sit outside and watch everyone dashing about. If you live or work in Totnes you will definitely see people you know who will stop for a chat. It is also popular with visitors who like a cream tea. The Terrace is good value, not haute cuisine but a nice straightforward cafe, friendly with good service. I can recommend the omlettes and the baked potatoes.

This cafe on the gorgeous Hoe sells hot drinks and snacks. The hot chocolate is lovely and the view…read moreis even better. Perfect for a summer evening or a winter lunchtime. There is seating for about 30 people and gets pretty busy although you should be able to get a table. The staff are very helpful and friendly and always serve the drinks with a rather large smile on their face! Overall a good experience.

Great, great location - we were here on a windless sunny warm March Sunday morning (yes it does…read morehappen occasionally in Plymouth!) and really enjoyed our breakfast of egg and hash brown baps which were just as they sound - pleasing to us but maybe not the healthfood mafia! We ordered cappuccinos which were lovely and frothy but lacked any taste of coffee unfortunately! We would come here again and again for the view and the food is perfectly ok - hope the coffee improves!

A small very busy branch of Starbucks on the ground floor of this new huge shopping mall, close to…read morethe street. Usually a queue but, if you like Starbucks' coffees and cakes, then well worth the wait! Starbucks as a whole is an expensive cafe, in my opinion, but a nice treat now and again. I just wish they didn't use those great heavy mugs! A tall glass for the lattes (like Costa Coffee uses) would be much nicer. Just a small quibble. It's great to have good quality soya milk (though it does cost extra of course) The granola bars are delicious as are many of the other cakes (some are gluten-free). They sometimes do nice vegetarian savoury wraps too.

I have mixed feelings about this starbucks. Sometimes I get a really nice coffee here but once or…read moretwice I have had to throw it away because it tastes so bad!! I guess it must depend on the staff making it. I have always had to queue here but there is usually a table if you want one. The tables outside can feel a bit exposed as people bustle past you but its better than having nowhere to sit I guess. They are doing a range of special christmas drinks at the moment of which I tried the toffee nut latte the other day. Yum! I think I would rather go to Costa Coffee outside the other entrance though.

What is the point of a Tea Shop which closes at 'tea time' ? After taking our cash, that's the only…read moreway to pay by the way, we sat down with our cakes and tea which, to be fair, were fine, out pops Mrs Mop (pic), pulls down the blinds and starts mopping the floor. What ! ! We had arranged for someone else to drop in to meet us and had to move up the road to another little place who were happy to have us and it wasn't yet four o'clock. I ask you.

Best tasting cakes around ! This is a cosy friendly village cafe, great shelter from the constant…read morebrent rain!