We visited for the second time today and had a lovely sandwich lunch. We couldn’t decide what to have! The next table had full English which I’ll try next time as looked yummy. We were given a taster of todays soup- gazpacho which was delicious too. The staff are very affable and there’s a very friendly atmosphere. There are seats outside too. Dog friendly a bonus for me.

Cozy Café in East Horsley Nestled in East Horsley, Quaich offers more than great coffee—it's a warm retreat where owners greet you with genuine warmth. Enjoy handcrafted brews and tasty treats in an inviting atmosphere. Experience heartfelt hospitality at this hidden gem.

Lovely family run business, super friendly, great service and delicious breakfast. Definitely coming back. Thank you 🙏

A conflicted 5 stars, as I have no interest in hurting a local places rating when I’ve just moved locally, or hurting places rating that have done me no wrong period, but I offer my feedback none the less. As far as a small village coffee shop goes, it is what I would expect, and Horsley is lucky to have it. There are things are missing that probably get a pass from me because of its demographic and small village nature. I had a flat white, dine in, served in a take away cup. I looked around and saw big mugs mainly. My guess is, being a strongly British area, they are used to big hot mugs, and not coffee served shorter at 65 degrees, I am guessing they probably don’t have dine in flat white cups, which is probably an expense they don’t require really so fair play. Just a guess though! My coffee tasted excellent to be fair, so kudos there! It was however more textured like a cappuccino on the frothy side. The decor inside is lovely and rustic, it really does look warm cozy and comfortable, I would almost think I was in hipster parts of Melbourne. There are dogs everywhere which I love. I’d be curious to know their food hygiene rating after what I saw on trip advisor, that was grim reading. I only hope it’s improved since 2019/20 as I believe anything below 4 stars is farcical, and that all places should legally be required to show their hygiene rating on the window. I read reviews about locals getting the service and outsiders feeling just like that, outsiders. I understand that perspective from what I saw, but it’s probably a tricky one to manage on their end too. There are some hospitality aspects missing to take this place to another level, but that’s also a level they probably don’t really need to strive for. Overall, a small business supported by the locals clearly, and I sensed very good vibes amongst them, if you’re passing by and need a coffee I’d give them your business but I wouldn’t go out of the way to come here if it’s more than 15 minutes out of your way.

One of my favourite haunts. A friendly local village coffee shop. Coffee with a heart and a smile. A great place for my hound and I to rest our bones after a long walk.