Top Cafes in Gussage st michael, Dorset

We were staying just along the road on holiday so made a visit here on our last day. The bacon sarnies were delicious and the homemade cakes were amazing! Lots of cakes to choose from, we shared lemon drizzle and courgette and lime cake which was so good! A really lovely tea room, gallery and shop definitely recommend and very reasonably priced. The staff were all really friendly and helpful too we sat outside in the sunshine and they brought us out cushions for our chairs which was so nice of them. Definitely worth a visit if you are passing!

Excellent cafe. I had a large plate of broccoli and stilton soup, OH had bacon and egg sandwich. Tasty cakes, good coffee, nice staff, clean loo.

We were cycling from Oborne and found this place on the Internet. The Facebook page made it clear it was open and offering food. Busy with locals.

It's clear this cafe is professionally managed. Turned up to too many places to find they are closed, very annoying.

We had noticed posts appear on Facebook from the Old School Gallery, but had never been to Yetminster before and were curious to find out more.
From the moment we opened the door, we were warmly greeted by Alex and the team, as well as other diners and were made to feel very much at home.
The lunch menu was superb, with an extensive list of tempting hearty and unusual soups, quiches etc. I opted for the falafel curry with rice which was delicious.
Throughout the meal, Alex, her Mum and Team were very attentive and the atmosphere of the Old School Gallery was incredible.
I was tempted to a piece of flapjack - no ordinary flapjack and highly recommended.
What an incredible find!
We need to return very soon and wish all at the Old School Gallery the very best as they really deserve it.

Lovely cafe. We sat outside in the sunshine. There was a lovely selection of cakes to choose from. A vegan option wasn't available on our visit so my partner just had a cuppa but hopefully there will be one for next time.

My first visit. Very welcoming, friendly and warm, with an open fire (when I visited, on a "cold winter's night that was so deep"). I only had a (very different, large) mince pie, but will be sure to bring an empty belly next time, as others' plates looked very appetising.