Wild Mint Cafe

First Floor, 226/231 High St, Binns, Lincoln
01522 575801

Recent Reviews

Alison Edwards

Vegetarian options: Good food ,reasonably priced

julie hague

We had a bit of a disastrous visit to be fair, I expected better given it was only 1.30 ishOrdered two hot chocolates with cream but they had ran out of cream.Ordered soup but they had ran out.Ordered a baked potato with Welsh rarebit topping, the potato was very under cooked and really cold and hard. They did change it no problem for a tuna melt which was nice but my third choice.I was offered a refund for the difference but it was a faff so I didn't want the hassle.I was given a completed loyalty card for a free drink on our next visit but I'm not sure there will be a next time.

Paraskevi T

I have visited the cafe in the past but it has changed management since then and I was very excited to see what’s new! Food was incredible! I had a brie and cranberry sandwich and it was delicious! Freshly made and very quick service! Val (the manager)and all the staff were very helpful and informed me about the discounted drink refill promotion! I have been going back every weekend since! I highly recommend it!!

U9057SNjonathan

Mismatched crockery, dirty cutlery and don’t even get me started in the state of the tea pot. Feeling a tad peckish I popped in for a cream tea. The scone was okay and the tea surprisingly good. The presentation however is extremely poor. I love the idea of retro crockery but in this caseit feels less retro chic and more junk shop seconds. The cutlery looks like it hasn’t been washed in a while, the tea pot had stains on the outside and the cup wasn’t clean. The clotted cream was served in an old jam jar with the label peeling off.

Nikki Codd

We've come here several times, for coffee and cakes mostly. Today we had quiche, chips and salad and at £6.80 it's an absolute bargain. Quiche was a reasonable size and warm. Chips hot and plenty, even the salad looked colourful and presented nicely with a balsamic dressing. Cold drinks available and we were offered ice and straws. No air conditioning unlike the store downstairs which was a shame but a minor detail. Only downside was that some of the chair cushions are a little grubby and worn. Can't understand why this place isn't busier than it is.

Helen R

I called in for tea and a snack before a dance class. The service was friendly and efficient and the scone very tasty, and the employee on her way to clear the tables also greeted me with a smile. I'll be returning as it's a handy place to call into while shopping and has a bit more character than the chain coffee shops.

LesleyBR60

I've been to this cafe a few times over the last several months, the latest being this month. I usually have tea and a scone as a snack. The scones are good quality and tea is served in a teapot, which is always a plus point for me. A reasonable amount of tea and good presentation. I don't like the increasing tendency at some cafes for tea to be served as a teabag floating in a mug. The staff have always been polite, efficient and helpful on my visits. Tables were clean and clear. It's a reasonably spacious cafe so doesn't feel crowded.

kevinwX2481YQ

I just called here for a light dinner. I have been coming to this restaurant since the 1970's (under different names and management) I ordered a Coffee and a bacon and tomato toastie I sat down at my table, my toasties came. But without any cutlery, or spoon for my coffee. The toasties consisted of two partially toasted pieces of bread, some slightly cooked bacon and tomato which wasn't even warm. No sign of any butter at all. I was of the opinion that toasties had cheese in them, I may be wrong on that. The coffee was so strong that the small jug of milk hardly changed the colour of it. A second jug hardly made any difference at all. I asked where the sugar was and was told it was on the table in a pot. No, it wasn't. There was only sweetener. I asked again. Oh, you'll have to look on the other tables,was the reply I got. All in all a dreadful dinner. I doubt I shall be returning again.

douglasm231

Dirty tables lack of staff surly staff spray tables. And use same rags that where dirty to wipe tables shabby chic at its shabbiest

Andrew C

Service good , choice a bit limited but food was nice . Staff pleasant and polite. No signs to say where exactly you are in the store, just which floor you are on . If you are in charge of the toilets adjacent to the cafe they are disgraceful.

Kim Farrier

Absolutely disgusting the place needs a good clean. Ordered a cappuccino came out more like a flat white and cold at that the scone was rock hard. The tables was all dirty and still had pots on. If you can’t staff it don’t open up. Will not be going again.Don’t expect a reply seem to only reply to the good reviews which is few and far between..

deaneades

Staff soiled t shirt And a wolly hat Only 2 tables clean Customers walking out Unbelievable not very clean at all Not be going again

Nicholas Morgan

Very extensive menu for a department store cafe. Food freshly cooked to order and always delicious. Food and drinks brought to your table in a timely manner with friendly and helpful staff. A very pleasant little cafe (always has been).The toilets need upgrading (mens toilets are tiny) but that is the responsibility of House of Fraser.

Dawn Storey

Not been to Lincoln recently and decided to return to the cafe in House of Fraser that we use to frequent often.Was severely disappointed.We ordered ham, egg and chips as the lady said it was a good helping.The ham was tasteless, the eggs rubberised and the chips sparse and cool.

Brenda Moore

A friend and I regularly use The Wild Mint Cafe. The staff, in particular Tasha and Sophia are excellent. Professional, friendly, efficient. Nothing is ever too much trouble. Would highly recommend Wild Mint.

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