The Willows Café

High St, Brampton, Huntingdon
01480 353372

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Amazing home made food. The caramelized onion sausage rolls was delicious. Staff so friendly and you can see the passion out into the business replicated in the vast choice of cakes..and dog friendly

Christine Bridges

Wonderful afternoon tea today, staff very friendly, excellent food and the atmosphere was lovely. Very enjoyable experience. Thank you.

Kenneth Mackenzie

It's a great place for tea and cake, or a very reasonably-priced meal or snack.2023 Edit. Still a lovely and friendly place, with very tempting cakes, but with limited hours and menu. Check times before you go.

Kat Violet

Really nice cakes and milkshakes & atmosphere but unfortunately the coffee isn’t good I don’t know why but can’t taste any coffee in them maybe the beans are very weak, I’ve given the coffees a couple of chances but sadly won’t be going just for the cakes, if the coffee was just as good I would be buying often. Please improve

Tina Raven

What a delightful place the food was so nicely presented & tasty. Lovely welcoming staff & mind boggling array of cakes. First visit but will definitely be back.

Pia Gregor Čoch

The nicest and coziest family-run cafe in the area with homebaked goods.Vegetarian options: Quiche and other pastries.

Wioleta Markiewicz

Absolutely delicious, perfect customer service. Excellent garden, friendly for Mums and childrens, highly recommended.❤️Kid-friendliness: Great garden for children

Tamara Page

We had a lovely lunch pot of tea and savoury pesto, mozzarella and tomato pastry.

Helen Dixon

A nice little cafe in Brampton High Street, passed by chance and decided to come in for a cuppa with my elderly Mum. It was a bit chilly for her with the doors open at first, but the young lady serving us was very kind and closed them. The cakes, hard to choose as they looked so scrumptious, but we ended up sharing one enormous pecan and chocolate tray bake between us - it was amazing! The coffee was great too. Its a busy place with only two people running it, and understandably a lot of people coming in to buy food to go. Will definitely call in and buy more if I'm in the area again.

Natalya Miles

Meeting up with a friend halfway between us and not wanting to go to the services, I found this coffee shop through Google maps and we decided to give it a try.So very glad we did! It’s is beautifully decorated, not too kitsch or cutesie but definitely feminine.We had the rocky road brownie and a rhubarb fool tart, two teas and then two cold drinks.The food was delicious. The teas came in a pot with a mini bottle of milk each - and just the right amount for two and a bit cups.There is seating inside, on the decking at the front, and a garden behind (which we didn’t visit).It’s wheelchair accessible but a standard sized loo so not accessible in that respect.We’ll be back ?Almost forgot to mention the home-made dog biscuits! I didn’t have my dogs with me but took them each a biscuit home, which were demolished promptly!Wheelchair accessibility: You can get in to the cafe but not the loo

diane Sellens

Absolutely amazing afternoon tea, a wonderful assortment of sandwiches, savouries and cakes, I would say it's the best afternoon tea we have ever had, attentive staff and lovely atmosphere.

Sam Chapman

This is one of the nicest cafés I've been to. The service is great and the staff are lovely. The cakes and the drinks here are the best part though. There's always a great selection available, and there are so many different things to try. The Willows is also dog friendly which is a bonus for us.

Douglas Valentine

First ever visit to this delightful, quaint tearoom.A beautiful place with quirk and individuality, greeted and looked after by the lovely ladies, who, created my delicious thick shake to perfection!The cakes were amazing, fresh and, lovingly displayed - be careful: you will definitely want to try one of everything.Well worth a visit or two

Nigel Smith

Decided to book a table for three after visiting last year and enjoying a hot cooked meal however this time I looked at the menu whilst enjoying a yummy milkshake to discover they no longer serve cooked meals and now only serve cakes sausage rolls etc, I feel this is a huge mistake for the business because last time I visited in October not the warmest time of the year it was fully booked and rammed with customers ( speaks volumes) I noticed there is a butchers opposite that seemed to sell a selection of sandwiches sausage rolls etc and this was sooo busy with customers coming and going, I feel Willows cafe offering hot food was giving something their competitors wasn’t but now I feel will struggle, I hope they see this change as an mistake and go back to serving hot Meals, we left and instead visited the Black bull up the road and had a lovely meal. Please folks bring back your hot meals so we can visit you again.

That Guy You Aren't

Lovely little spot for what it is, but was left disappointed when my partner booked us a table for lunch, only to find on arrival that they changed the menu from how he said it used to be. You used to be able to get a proper, hearty lunch with chips etc here, but now you can't? I mean, you can get a pasty, sausage roll, sandwiches, a bit of quice etc... But not a full on lunch. Just light bites.Their milkshakes are really nice, and though I didn't try any of their desserts, I wish I had because they looked amazing. I would return here, just not if I'm properly hungry. Really wish they hadn't changed that.

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