Small cafe with some interesting menu items. I'd advise a reservation as there is limited seating…read moreinside. They do takeaway which I assume is mostly for drinks but what do I know? Seems very vegetarian friendly. I was slightly disappointed in my French toast because I had expected the eggs to come on the side. Instead they layered the top of the bread where the syrup/cinnamon was added. Like I said, they have some interesting menu items. Prices fine, everyone was cheerful, child enjoyed her milkshake, plenty of outdoor seating for those glorious English days when it stops raining for 10 minutes.

The home made soups & cakes are amazing, plus the owners Julian & Ruth are very friendly &…read moreaccommodating. They add a real personal touch. Highly recommend to anyone to stop by and try out the cafe.

First time back to Cheltenham in a while and the cafe now has an awesome deli next to it! They make…read moretheir own scotch eggs, sausage rolls, delicious sandwiches to go and all other great food for picnics.

Excellent little cafe tucked away in Cheltenham on Bath Road…read more The Curious Cafe came highly recommended, especially for their great breakfast choices. As soon as you walk in it feels unique and cozy. The decor is great with all sorts of color and items to catch your eye around the room. The inside area is small but an outside garden area adds a lot more tables and space. Came in during breakfast time and went with the "Apprentice" breakfast, as I heard the "Blacksmiths" breakfast is enough to feed an army. Breakfast was great with all the traditional items served perfectly and some delicious toast accompanying it. Took a look at the menu and saw all sorts of good looking sandwiches, wraps and desserts also on offer. Definitely worth a try especially if you want to stay outside the center of town area.

Super gorgeous little cafe in one of Cheltenham's boutiquey/antiquey areas. After mooching round…read moregalleries and shops this was the perfect place to warm up with one of their hot apple drinks- they have a few different apple combinations like apple and plum, apple and cinnamon etc. I had a large hot apple and cinnamon, which is now 100% what I want to be doing with my autumn and winter. They do cakes, pastries and food too, which looks homemade and very tasty. I only had the apple 'tea' and a toasted tea cake, so I can't comment much on the food, but it's a lovely little place. Probably a bit pricey but not too bad- and I would totally be there again for more hot apple regardless!

I would give it 5 of 5 but I only come here for the Caramel Slices because they are to die for! The…read moreplace is always very pleasant as is the service and I'm sure the other food would be nice but who needs other food when there are caramel slices to eat?

Creamy lattes and delicious pancakes!…read more Definitely a must if you are in Cheltham! Great atmosphere and very clean!

Good breakfast experience and solid coffee. We had a good meal, but I couldn't help notice a bit of…read morebad attitude when I made changes to both meals at the counter. We had a slight issue with our coffee, but they sorted it out and made it work. Convenient location; good service.

I enjoyed the bacon and cheese panini and the bowl of chips that I ordered. The staff were very…read morekind and keen to help you. They have very good outside seating and my family enjoyed it too. It was brilliant and I would go again

Great value for money all day breakfasts, including a nice veggie one that my husband enjoyed very…read moremuch. Good, friendly and efficient service in this slightly better than no frills establishment.

Consistently the best Cappuccinos in Cheltenham. The cafe has a lovely continental feel to it with…read morea lovely little courtyard, and a small private dining area at the back. The sandwiches here are superb, made to order with fresh ingredients.

Amazing food - evening menu is a revelation - Chef's own baked bread is really yummy! - and bring…read moreyour own wine makes it an affordable mid week treat.

Erm, what? An amazing, classy, non-chain coffee stop right near the station? This is incredible…read more Flat whites? Check. Cool decor? Check. Cute staff? Triple check. Basically, I just found an extra incentive to get the long train home from Leeds. Brilliant coffees, love that they do barista classes, and an ultimate win for Cheltenham. YES.

Went here for the first time the other day and loved it! Really cool, lush menu, good coffee, and…read morefriendly staff. I had the brie and cranberry panini (they took the bacon out for me and gave me a bit more brie to make up for it). Good array of veggie snacks too. Small but pleasant outdoor patio area as well as the inside space. Will be back.

This is a very sweet cafe that serves a selection of food and drinks. The coffee isn't great but…read morethe service is excellent as are the toasted teacakes! They do everything from nachos to hummous, sandwhiches and great cakes. It's just off the Promenade so it's very central but not right on the busy high street, a nice quiet corner to go and take a break from shopping.

Cafe on three levels which was Boogaloos until early 2008. The new owners made the wise move of…read morekeeping it in its old guise prior to changing its identity, and observing what people liked. Like me, plenty of people must have liked the eggs Benedicts, because they're still on the menu! Even better, they're served all day, not just at breakfast time. The pick and mix sandwiches have gone, but they are still freshly made so if you want a different filling to the set ones on the menu you can just ask. Child-friendly, with highchairs and a relaxed attitude, but up a small flight of steps so not the easiest place to get a pushchair in.

Friendly staff, food cooked to order but not delayed at all. Clean & hygienic transport cafe…read moreambiance rather than family restaurant, but as it is on a road in a small industrial estate, that is what you should expect. Not an elaborate menu. Good value for money.

Delicious food, huge portions, friendly service, and incredible value.read more

Food is great and if you go on a sunny day, it's stunning! If you like planes this is a great…read morelocation (can often get busy in the summer with plane spotters, which is also interesting to see as they sit there with binoculars and a notepad) The issue...the waiters and wait time...we got there for the breakfast well before they swapped the menu to lunch....waited 40minutes to have our drinks ordered, to then go to order of the breakfast menu to be told sorry too late, they were just changing the menu now....to which I went on to complain about the fact we had been sat there 40 minutes before they had changed the menu...and that WASN'T a busy morning...there was only 3 other tables (also waiting)

Recently had the misfortune to spend a week on a course with work at Gloucester Airport, and the…read morehighlight of every day was the visit to The Aviator at lunchtime! If you're a spotter this is a great place to dine as it is located just off the main runway undershoot and you get a good view of quite a large part of the Apron as well. If you're not a spotter (like me) you can admire the nice solid oak dining tables that you're eating dinner from! The service was good although it does get very busy at lunchtime and on some days we had to queue for quite a while before being served. Food was excellent, and not bad value for money. If you like goat's cheese, you'll love the goat's cheese panini with honey and chilli - very yum. Only complaint was that they were charging branded prices for non-branded goods. If you order a Coke, you get some sort of generic Rola-Cola instead, and the J2O is actually something called 'H' in an almost identical bottle. But that's a minor complaint, and you can't blame them for trying to keep costs down. A nice trip out for lunch, a good place to take granny or the kids (highchairs available, and plenty of space for them too). Signs saying wifi available although I didn't try it out.