A breath of fresh air from the overpriced mediocre coffee shops chains. Great coffee, cakes and fresh hand made sandwiches to order.
Martin B
Good food and friendly staff?
Alex
Nice place for a coffee and cake.
areynolds181
Local cafe , front of house was not to happy Average breakfast roll but worth the money Great coffee and luxury hot chocolate Definitely worth a visit when in the town
Johanne Tandy
Went here on a Friday morning with my children (appeared to be one of the few places open at 9am in Stonehouse).A variety of food was on the board behind the counter and a few croissants and other items were in the display unit.First impressions - the place looked clean and tidy with great decor. Was greeted by a friendly member of staff and the board seemed to offer a good selection. There were no obvious price lists that I could see for any of the items.Upon ordering, we were told that the baps/rolls were not available and that they only had sliced bread (which was fine). So I ordered a sausage sandwich, beans on toast for my youngest, 1 chocolate milkshake, 1 orange juice and 1 chai latte. All for the total of £20.70! To me, this was expensive for what I had ordered and I didn't challenge it at the counter as I assumed that perhaps the meals would be of good quality.The beans on toast was hot (2 slices of bread, 1 cut in half and the other was covered in beans). The sausages in the sausage sandwich were small and looked like they had been reheated (and didn't appear to be anything special). The chai latte had a strange taste (usually can taste the spices) and wasn't how I usually receive the order.Whilst the service and establishment were great, I wouldn't be returning again due to the prices and substandard quality of food.
steven Bartlett
Went here today for the first time and was nicely surprised by the nice atmosphere. The food seemed sensibly priced and very pleasant service.The quality of ingredients was excellent making the perfect start to the day.Highly recommend ?
Kenton
Really quick attentive hosts, food made quickly, but woah there's a lot of bread in those baguettes!-go for a sandwich instead.
Richard-9373
1st time visiting this establishment as I was doing the Cotswold way. Stopped off for a breakfast and black coffee which came to £11.15. The sausages were cheap, bacon ok ( just) eggs were not the best. Overall- an overpriced breakfast and black coffee. The lady who served me was miserable and not welcoming at all. I felt like ordering something was an inconvenience to her. The man who was serving the coffees however, had a smile on his face. I fear that in the current economic climate, that businesses that don’t serve quality food will struggle in the future. I didn’t check any reviews of this place until after I had eaten but can see that other people have mentioned the same things as me. Hopefully something that can be easily rectified with basic customer service and better ingredients for the breakfast. I would not recommend this place for a breakfast.
Arron Barber
Breakfast today .. Passing with work .. Lovely staff and fine .. Regards Arron ?
soniabL2115NC
Very disappointed.bought coffee and takeaway salad which was very minimal for the price .salad was not fresh at all . iceberg lettuce brown ? not good
Had a great experience at Wynns! The food was delicious and the service was great in a very comfortable setting! Highly recommend!
Martin Mawson
Started by waiting at a counter, was ignored said excuse me and was eventually answered. Asked for poached eggs, they don't do them. Ok with that, Small breakfast, nope don't do that only large breakfast £8.50. Thought ok that will have to do. Waited so long for it to arrive, then a small breakfast arrived and it was disgusting ? sausages not cooked, mushrooms not cooked, bacon was almost boiled with white scuzzy over it beans were hard. Asked for refund, slammed down on table RUDE, went to petrol station and bought a lovely Jane's pantry sandwich ?
calorynd
Popped in for a late-ish lunch on a Friday afternoon. Not much on menu that was suitable for someone who's intolerant to gluten, could see no alternative options displayed and there were no jacket potatoes left just after 1.30pm - all of which seemed surprisingly disappointing compared to other similar places I've been. Didn't feel very welcomed and almost like we were a bit of an inconvenience even though the place didn't shut for hours. I'm also pretty sure that the upset tummy I developed 3 hours later was down to what I ate or drink there. The decaff coffee tasted and looked awful - like hot water had been poured through a filter paper of already used coffee grounds to eek it out. We were on a tight schedule so didnt feel inclined to wait for a replacement and I just put up with it, which I'm now regretting. The food was simple and nice enough but something was definitely off. Husband enjoyed his sandwich and was fine. Like to support local businesses, especially as times are hard, but won't be returning, sadly.
CRACKETTRON v1
Quite poor to be honest. Firstly not a friendly atmosphere to walk into. Which being said was the highlight of our visit.Ordered two breakfasts and well extremely disappointing. Bacon under recooked, sausages one burnt one looked light it had been cooked with a flashlight and all cold, mushrooms juice swimming over the plate soaking into my warm bread (toast), eggs tasted dirty and beans are beans.Maybe it was an off day, maybe it is that the place isn't set up to cook a Cooked breakfast as I did notice there is a small kitchenette behind the counter with a top grill.Won't be back obviously but I think ditch the breakfast.Charged £8.50 per breakfast and the price on the menu at the table stated £7.50.
PlentyMore2C
I went to pass some time having a coffee. The coffee was good, the cake delicious and unexpectedly, conversation with the owner and other customers very enjoyable. The place has a social atmosphere but you can also enjoy peace and quiet if that's what you prefer. The owner appears to care about her community and people in general. Oh and the music was good too. What more can you ask for?
A breath of fresh air from the overpriced mediocre coffee shops chains. Great coffee, cakes and fresh hand made sandwiches to order.
Good food and friendly staff?
Nice place for a coffee and cake.
Local cafe , front of house was not to happy Average breakfast roll but worth the money Great coffee and luxury hot chocolate Definitely worth a visit when in the town
Went here on a Friday morning with my children (appeared to be one of the few places open at 9am in Stonehouse).A variety of food was on the board behind the counter and a few croissants and other items were in the display unit.First impressions - the place looked clean and tidy with great decor. Was greeted by a friendly member of staff and the board seemed to offer a good selection. There were no obvious price lists that I could see for any of the items.Upon ordering, we were told that the baps/rolls were not available and that they only had sliced bread (which was fine). So I ordered a sausage sandwich, beans on toast for my youngest, 1 chocolate milkshake, 1 orange juice and 1 chai latte. All for the total of £20.70! To me, this was expensive for what I had ordered and I didn't challenge it at the counter as I assumed that perhaps the meals would be of good quality.The beans on toast was hot (2 slices of bread, 1 cut in half and the other was covered in beans). The sausages in the sausage sandwich were small and looked like they had been reheated (and didn't appear to be anything special). The chai latte had a strange taste (usually can taste the spices) and wasn't how I usually receive the order.Whilst the service and establishment were great, I wouldn't be returning again due to the prices and substandard quality of food.
Went here today for the first time and was nicely surprised by the nice atmosphere. The food seemed sensibly priced and very pleasant service.The quality of ingredients was excellent making the perfect start to the day.Highly recommend ?
Really quick attentive hosts, food made quickly, but woah there's a lot of bread in those baguettes!-go for a sandwich instead.
1st time visiting this establishment as I was doing the Cotswold way. Stopped off for a breakfast and black coffee which came to £11.15. The sausages were cheap, bacon ok ( just) eggs were not the best. Overall- an overpriced breakfast and black coffee. The lady who served me was miserable and not welcoming at all. I felt like ordering something was an inconvenience to her. The man who was serving the coffees however, had a smile on his face. I fear that in the current economic climate, that businesses that don’t serve quality food will struggle in the future. I didn’t check any reviews of this place until after I had eaten but can see that other people have mentioned the same things as me. Hopefully something that can be easily rectified with basic customer service and better ingredients for the breakfast. I would not recommend this place for a breakfast.
Breakfast today .. Passing with work .. Lovely staff and fine .. Regards Arron ?
Very disappointed.bought coffee and takeaway salad which was very minimal for the price .salad was not fresh at all . iceberg lettuce brown ? not good
Restaurantji Recommends
Had a great experience at Wynns! The food was delicious and the service was great in a very comfortable setting! Highly recommend!
Started by waiting at a counter, was ignored said excuse me and was eventually answered. Asked for poached eggs, they don't do them. Ok with that, Small breakfast, nope don't do that only large breakfast £8.50. Thought ok that will have to do. Waited so long for it to arrive, then a small breakfast arrived and it was disgusting ? sausages not cooked, mushrooms not cooked, bacon was almost boiled with white scuzzy over it beans were hard. Asked for refund, slammed down on table RUDE, went to petrol station and bought a lovely Jane's pantry sandwich ?
Popped in for a late-ish lunch on a Friday afternoon. Not much on menu that was suitable for someone who's intolerant to gluten, could see no alternative options displayed and there were no jacket potatoes left just after 1.30pm - all of which seemed surprisingly disappointing compared to other similar places I've been. Didn't feel very welcomed and almost like we were a bit of an inconvenience even though the place didn't shut for hours. I'm also pretty sure that the upset tummy I developed 3 hours later was down to what I ate or drink there. The decaff coffee tasted and looked awful - like hot water had been poured through a filter paper of already used coffee grounds to eek it out. We were on a tight schedule so didnt feel inclined to wait for a replacement and I just put up with it, which I'm now regretting. The food was simple and nice enough but something was definitely off. Husband enjoyed his sandwich and was fine. Like to support local businesses, especially as times are hard, but won't be returning, sadly.
Quite poor to be honest. Firstly not a friendly atmosphere to walk into. Which being said was the highlight of our visit.Ordered two breakfasts and well extremely disappointing. Bacon under recooked, sausages one burnt one looked light it had been cooked with a flashlight and all cold, mushrooms juice swimming over the plate soaking into my warm bread (toast), eggs tasted dirty and beans are beans.Maybe it was an off day, maybe it is that the place isn't set up to cook a Cooked breakfast as I did notice there is a small kitchenette behind the counter with a top grill.Won't be back obviously but I think ditch the breakfast.Charged £8.50 per breakfast and the price on the menu at the table stated £7.50.
I went to pass some time having a coffee. The coffee was good, the cake delicious and unexpectedly, conversation with the owner and other customers very enjoyable. The place has a social atmosphere but you can also enjoy peace and quiet if that's what you prefer. The owner appears to care about her community and people in general. Oh and the music was good too. What more can you ask for?