Great coffee and a really nice and unusual pink latte.Very welcome after a walk along the camel trail.
Kristian Varlow
Decidedly average. Greeted with a smile, and friend staff who took our order swiftly. Unfortunately from this point it went downhill. Drinks arrived promptly, but then a 20 minute wait ensued for average (at best) food to arrive. A bacon butty with more bread than bacon, snotty poached eggs on undercooked toast with an avocado clearly passed its best. I genuinely couldn’t see what took so long. Maybe I’m just grumpy, or maybe they need to up their game in an ever more challenging hospitality market. I’d hate to see what it’s like at the peak of summer.
Rudkin98
We stopped today for a coffee and bite to eat, very friendly staff upon arrival in a very quiet cafe. Drinks arrived quite promptly including the ‘fresh’ Lidl orange juice, coffee was average for the price comparable to an artisan coffee shop; not very well made and came from a tub of pre ground coffee. Food however was extremely delayed given the lack of customers; 20/30 mins for a few sandwiches and some brown avocado which were pretty poor in quality, some ingredients tasted past their best in the sandwich I chose with the rest low end supermarket items. A friendly prompt telling us that it would take a long time would be helpful and looking at other reviews it seems many would benefit from this although I doubt based on other replies that they want to hear any feedback that could help make their business more competitive and attractive. Looking at previous replies regarding “food from within a mile” this probably refers to the Lidl 100 yards over the road where most items we saw were labelled with. All in all a very average and not somewhere to go in a hurry or if you want something fresh and well cooked.
Eleanor T
We stopped here for breakfast whilst on our holiday. The food was great and the staff were exceptional. They were so friendly and kind towards my 2 daughters. They even brought my littlest (10 months old) a banana when we’d asked if they had any bits of fruit she could have with her croissant. My eldest (5 years old) was absolutely over the moon with her unicorn milk and has crowned it as one of her favourite things about our holiday. Homely vibe, friendly and great food.
francesca carusotto
Really delicious Dragon fruit latte and I liked my Chai Latte creamy and hot after riding a bike in the camel trail.Both drinks were served without spoons or sugar which was disappointing.Very cosy place and nice music.
Georgia Redman
The food is delicious and the servers are pleasant, but it lack’s atmosphere. This doesn’t really effect the dining experience as the food is very good and makes up for the lack of atmosphere, oh and it’s pet friendly which we loved
Susan White
Fab cafe, well worth a visit. Food is lovely and fresh. A great stop off when walking the Camel Trail.
Charlotte Nuttgens
Really lovely staff, super tasty food and drinks. Bit of a wait but fine as we were made aware when we arrived and worth the wait. Would definitely recommend booking as its small and lots of people wouldve been turned away or had to wait for tables. Park in lidl carpark but be aware of 90 min restriction
PDLNS
Good food, slow service and, politely, having to wait 50 mins for two breakfasts when half the restaurant was empty on a Sunday morning is disappointing . No offer of a tea or coffee top up and clearly the team were conscious we were not happy but, for reasons we don’t understand, didn’t want to engage. Otherwise very nice and would recommend…. But please sort your service out …
Martin P
Great cafe. Best fry up I've had in years. Good service.
We popped in here after our walk this morning on the Camel Trail. We asked if our dog Trigger was allowed inside and they could not have been more welcoming to him. The service was good and was the sandwich and fries we shared. I had two latte coffees and both where really good and sting without being too strong. I didn’t have a cake but was sorely tempted as they looked delicious. I did see a Coffee and Walnut slice being served and it was very generous to say the least. Katie ‘the owner’ came out and made a fuss of Trigger and also made him ‘dog of the day’ which was nice. Overall I found this place to be clean, friendly and serviced really good food. We’ll will be returning.
jessicamT9586TV
So, it’s hard in so little words to say how much I adore this place, Katy the owner is amazing, it feels like home to me her food is faultless, the Turkish eggs will always have a place in my heart, the coffee is so good and it is honestly my favourite place to come
Kelly Stephens
I really enjoyed my visit here. The staff were very friendly, helpful nd accommodating toy food requirements. The food were presented nicely and very tasty. They cater for all dietary requirements. It's situated very close the Wadebridge Camel Trail entrance. A perfect place to visit for food and drink after a long bike ride ☺️
Lindsey Baldwin
Gorgeous cafe, the french toast is immense! Dog friendly, the owner will come and take your pooch's pic and they could be 'dog of the day' on their socials page! Will definitely be coming back 5*
Luke Davies
Sausage was anemic and undercooked. Bacon was only cooked on one side, poached egg was undercooked and snotty. Said sourdough on the menu but was given seeded granary which was unable to eat due to allergy. Cafe was empty and still had to wait 30mins+ for 3 breakfasts. And massively overpriced.Overall extremely disappointing.
Great coffee and a really nice and unusual pink latte.Very welcome after a walk along the camel trail.
Decidedly average. Greeted with a smile, and friend staff who took our order swiftly. Unfortunately from this point it went downhill. Drinks arrived promptly, but then a 20 minute wait ensued for average (at best) food to arrive. A bacon butty with more bread than bacon, snotty poached eggs on undercooked toast with an avocado clearly passed its best. I genuinely couldn’t see what took so long. Maybe I’m just grumpy, or maybe they need to up their game in an ever more challenging hospitality market. I’d hate to see what it’s like at the peak of summer.
We stopped today for a coffee and bite to eat, very friendly staff upon arrival in a very quiet cafe. Drinks arrived quite promptly including the ‘fresh’ Lidl orange juice, coffee was average for the price comparable to an artisan coffee shop; not very well made and came from a tub of pre ground coffee. Food however was extremely delayed given the lack of customers; 20/30 mins for a few sandwiches and some brown avocado which were pretty poor in quality, some ingredients tasted past their best in the sandwich I chose with the rest low end supermarket items. A friendly prompt telling us that it would take a long time would be helpful and looking at other reviews it seems many would benefit from this although I doubt based on other replies that they want to hear any feedback that could help make their business more competitive and attractive. Looking at previous replies regarding “food from within a mile” this probably refers to the Lidl 100 yards over the road where most items we saw were labelled with. All in all a very average and not somewhere to go in a hurry or if you want something fresh and well cooked.
We stopped here for breakfast whilst on our holiday. The food was great and the staff were exceptional. They were so friendly and kind towards my 2 daughters. They even brought my littlest (10 months old) a banana when we’d asked if they had any bits of fruit she could have with her croissant. My eldest (5 years old) was absolutely over the moon with her unicorn milk and has crowned it as one of her favourite things about our holiday. Homely vibe, friendly and great food.
Really delicious Dragon fruit latte and I liked my Chai Latte creamy and hot after riding a bike in the camel trail.Both drinks were served without spoons or sugar which was disappointing.Very cosy place and nice music.
The food is delicious and the servers are pleasant, but it lack’s atmosphere. This doesn’t really effect the dining experience as the food is very good and makes up for the lack of atmosphere, oh and it’s pet friendly which we loved
Fab cafe, well worth a visit. Food is lovely and fresh. A great stop off when walking the Camel Trail.
Really lovely staff, super tasty food and drinks. Bit of a wait but fine as we were made aware when we arrived and worth the wait. Would definitely recommend booking as its small and lots of people wouldve been turned away or had to wait for tables. Park in lidl carpark but be aware of 90 min restriction
Good food, slow service and, politely, having to wait 50 mins for two breakfasts when half the restaurant was empty on a Sunday morning is disappointing . No offer of a tea or coffee top up and clearly the team were conscious we were not happy but, for reasons we don’t understand, didn’t want to engage. Otherwise very nice and would recommend…. But please sort your service out …
Great cafe. Best fry up I've had in years. Good service.
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We popped in here after our walk this morning on the Camel Trail. We asked if our dog Trigger was allowed inside and they could not have been more welcoming to him. The service was good and was the sandwich and fries we shared. I had two latte coffees and both where really good and sting without being too strong. I didn’t have a cake but was sorely tempted as they looked delicious. I did see a Coffee and Walnut slice being served and it was very generous to say the least. Katie ‘the owner’ came out and made a fuss of Trigger and also made him ‘dog of the day’ which was nice. Overall I found this place to be clean, friendly and serviced really good food. We’ll will be returning.
So, it’s hard in so little words to say how much I adore this place, Katy the owner is amazing, it feels like home to me her food is faultless, the Turkish eggs will always have a place in my heart, the coffee is so good and it is honestly my favourite place to come
I really enjoyed my visit here. The staff were very friendly, helpful nd accommodating toy food requirements. The food were presented nicely and very tasty. They cater for all dietary requirements. It's situated very close the Wadebridge Camel Trail entrance. A perfect place to visit for food and drink after a long bike ride ☺️
Gorgeous cafe, the french toast is immense! Dog friendly, the owner will come and take your pooch's pic and they could be 'dog of the day' on their socials page! Will definitely be coming back 5*
Sausage was anemic and undercooked. Bacon was only cooked on one side, poached egg was undercooked and snotty. Said sourdough on the menu but was given seeded granary which was unable to eat due to allergy. Cafe was empty and still had to wait 30mins+ for 3 breakfasts. And massively overpriced.Overall extremely disappointing.