Great little place at the heart of public transport at the old mumps bridge. I've lived away in the…read moreStates for over 10 years, and loved the idea of a little coffee bar here. Don't lose this place! Small businesses like this deserve more attention. The place serves tasty coffee (didn't try the food), great prices; large latte 2:10! The place is clean and quirky with a diverse menu.

Kava is located just over the road from the Mumps Metrolink station! This new place is just great!…read more I really want to write loads about this place straight away - instead I'll add little bits as I come and go because I certainly will be using this daily! As soon as you walk in your greeted by a great team! Kava serves amazing coffee! (Obviously) fancy something a little different for breakfast or lunch then come and place your bum in here and relax. If there's nothing on their menu that isn't enticing you then they'll be happy to make you up something that more suites your palette that day. With a new alcohol licence they now stay open that little bit later! Great place, great staff, amazing food and beverages!! Well done guys!! This place will soon be Oldham's little hot spot!!

Complexions is just up the road from these and both myself and husband call in regular for…read morebreakfast and its lovely, Nice Friendly staff that come to you and the service is brilliant. my Staff frequent the place for there dinners as well, Highly Recommended.

The Village cafe is your go to breakfast spot in Lees. Cheap, cheerful and of a decent dirty spoon…read morestandard. I opted for the veggie breakfast with extra bacon and sausage (because that's how I role). I asked for scrambled egg but sadly didn't receive it which was a downer but I didn't feel the need to complain. The hash brown wasn't crispy and the tomatoes were simply thrown on the plate - slightly unappetising really. BUT I loved the toast. Thick pieves of white bread smothered in butter. Perfect to make a bacon and bean buttie! Nom. Always a Saturday staple when I'm in the area. Easy and enjoyable (apart from the tomatoes).

Second visit the first visit the standard of Breakfast for the price was terrible asked for…read moresweetener and got charged 20P, the second visit worst still asked for sweetener to find a brown powder to fall into my brew from the container tried to shake out the powder and a sold lump of brown stuff fell out fair enough the changed my brew for a new one but no offer of a new sweetener,asked for scrambled egg with my breakfast and got charged another 60p i inquired i was having an egg anyway just cooked in a different way but got no reply of the two young giggling girls , so nope never going again

Great brunch, Turkish eggs a must! Ambiance perfect and service super fast! Close to the city…read morecentre.

Parliament Square is the "new" area of Oldham, where the old Town Hall was converted into the…read morecinema and many eateries, one of the few independents in this complex which includes brands such as Gourmet Burger Kitchen and Nando's is here at the Parliament Square Cafe and Deli, which basically is more of a Cafe rather than deli. Inside, the views are quite nice as it is mostly glass, however, the area in between the seating and counter, perhaps closer to the counter seemed a little dirty and it felt like it was left behind when this place was being built, so isn't as nice as other parts of the building. The staff didn't seem too helpful when I asked about their gluten free options, they basically gave me a reluctant and easy answer that they couldn't offer anything due to the cross-contamination risk, I eventually asked if they would make me a jacket potato and the server also was reluctant and hesitant with the response, she didn't seem sure, she just said "yes". This was disappointing and didn't fill me with faith eating here. The board at the counter which shows Parliament is quite cool, trying to link into the name of Parliament Square. I don't feel the response, confidence, helpfulness and friendliness of staff was good enough, and neither was the overall selection, some parts of the store just felt not as nice/new as they should, and sadly I'm struggling to justify anything other than a single one star for Parliament Square Cafe & Deli in Oldham.

Very Disappointed I ordered a cheese ham and tomato omelette to take away that cost nearly £5 and…read moreended up with an omelette with no cheese and no ham also had to wait 30 mins for the privilege even though I was the only one in there maybe less talking about what you did Friday night and more concentration on the customer would of helped

very good food,can recomend their full english breackfastread more

After doing some shopping In Tesco's Huddersfield road, I and my fiance went up to the cafe for an…read moreall day breakfast. The cafe had no eggs. which was a disappointment so the staff substituted the eggs a sausage on both plates. On the plates were: 1 Rasher of bacon, 2 Hash browns, Beans and 1 slice of fried bread cut into a triangle, oh, and the 2 sausages one of which should have been an egg. The totally annoying thing about this so -called breakfast it should have had an egg on the plate maybe even two. What I mean to say is spot on in my opinion. It's not as if the staff were far away from a place that they could get some more eggs. All they had to was go down stairs and get some eggs. This is the sort of thing that wouldn't happen at The Gallery in Oldham.

This Tesco Cafe is the main cafe serving the Tesco Extra store on Huddersfield Road…read more The store, and the cafe are both quite big, and this cafe is easily viewable from the entrance, on the top floor. This cafe is quite pricy compared to other Tesco cafes, they charge 65p a breakfast item, which is 15p more per item than Middleton. I do think it still represents value for money, but I do feel betrayed that this store does charge more than Middleton, when the food isn't any better. They serve "Costa" coffee here, including a few hot and iced beverages. I prefer this approach, as some Tesco stores have a Costa inside, I'd prefer the cafe to serve costa (if they do have a partnership) as it still means Tesco's standard cafe products are still offered. The staff here seemed okay, with some of them not seeming too friendly, and a little grumpy and tired in a way, especially when I mentioned the pricing, it seemed she was shocked I questioned her and the price difference, but I feel I have a right to do this, spending 15p more an item (or 60p) than what I expected and would of payed at another branch. Even a Tropicana drink here costs a good 40p more than what I'd of payed in store, which I feel is stupid as just meters away I could of payed this amount less. The presentation was a little sloppy but still the food was okay, but nothing special, especially to warrant the pricing compared to Middleton's cafe and in-store. This cafe is quite nice and does have good views from the store, but it is just a shame that the food here is just satisfactory and they do charge a good amount more than other branches of Tesco Cafe (Middleton) and the store it is in. My issue with one member of staff is also a key factor in the lower score than what I'd of liked to give. Although I don't feel this place deserves 1 star, I still feel I am being quite generous with two.

The Gallery Grill, its been an establishment in Oldham since i can remember and the decor hasn't…read morechanged at since. This cafe looks like the old school cafe where you may have been taken to as a kid where the noise of steam, and cutlery clanking is abundant, the Milkshakes were made out of Milk & Crusha and it be filled with mainly old women having some chips, peas and pudding and gravy. That saying this is a wonderful place to get a full english breakfast. The old school greasy breakfast having a cup of the or coffee with 5 sugars is seen as normal. I love it here even if it feels like is stuck in a late 80's/90's decor. Its what the traditional english greasy spoon is about.

I have used this place for years and is mostly full (depending on time of day). It serves from…read moretoast to full meals,and the specials of either homemade potato pie,cheese and onion or steak pie is how your mum used to make them.Staff are always friendly and helpful too.

Deez is a cafe situated in Oldham Town Centre on Yorkshire street and is a firm favourite of mine a…read morelarge seating (50 people plus), the inside is decorated nice enough, nothing fancy but clean and well kept the staff are quick and pleasant i would recommend the Mega Breakfast (if you can handle it) 2 Eggs, Bacon, 2 Sausages, Mushrooms, Black Pudding Hash browns, Tomato and beans with Toast and cuppa for £4.

Chamber Coffee Lounge is located in Oldham Town centre and is a really nice cafe with great…read morespecials and tasty sandwichs, great for winter time when the make things like homemade cheese and onion pies cottage pies, curries and delicous stews. The sandwiches are always fresh and the pies are nice too, you can eat in with over 40 seating capitity or you can Take Away.

This is a cracking little place, just on the outside of the main shopping area but its always busy…read more good choice and not expensive. worthy of a go and far better than all the fast food rubbish elsewhere.