Love coming to this cafe, especially with the kids. Great food and a friendly atmosphere. Neat little shop in the front too.

I was passing and saw all the wonderful items in the window, so I popped in, when I walked through the door I was so surprised, I had no idea it was a cafe/bar/restaurant as well as a gift shop. I looked around and it had a really cosy and and warm atmosphere. I'm sorry I didn't have time to sit and have something to drink or eat, but after looking at the goods for sale I was running late and had to dash out, but next time I'm passing I will definitely pop in for something to eat or drink! Then if the food matches the atmosphere I will change my rating to 5 stars!

Had an absolutely lovely breakfast this morning after seeing family in the area. I think we’ll make a point of coming back next time we visit! Delicious, simple vegan breakfast and such a reasonable price. £7.95 for breakfast? Fantastic. Staff were lovely and the shop is full of interesting goodies. Plus, I got an oat hot chocolate to-go which blew my mind. What hot chocolate powder do you use please!? 😋

An unremarkable interior telegraphs comfortable zone that’s welcoming, relaxed and unpretentious. Limited selection accommodates most dietary agendas with seemingly robust portions ( mine certainly was ) at reasonable prices. A flirt and flutter of cards, gifts and more obscure deli produce more likely to deepen the texture for gastronomes and Bon vivants. Coffee was good and the service was commendable.

This place is great, really really great. It's one of the best places to grab a bite to eat in the South East. AND they have such a fantastic selection of gifts, cards, condiments and super tasty foodie treats too. They have the loveliest staff, the owner is so warm and friendly, and the full English is just the best in the area, hands down [....the pastrami toastie and the salmon & eggs are also so so so tasty]. I'm not surprised they are winning local awards !!! The staff are so patient, and they do their best, but if only the majority of the myopic inconsiderate dumb-Mums that go there would have some self-respect, it would be a #WeNo nirvana ! Until then, if they choose to ignore their disruptive and unruly little rugrats while they run amok on all fours around the shopfloor, maybe clients won't accidentally stand on their children. And maybe other customers will respect the parents too.