We had the best Christmas activity this morning - cookies and milk with Santa, my daughter enjoyed Santa reading a story, singing and chatting with all the children in the library area. They each had a massive chocolate cookie, a drink and made a Christmas decoration ?? one happy little girl ?
Helen smith
Lovely tasty food at very good
Johnathan Cox
A lovely cafe with library and arts/heritage centre attached.Food & drink are excellent ?
Richard Burton
Went in today, went up to the counter to order, waited and waited, one of the staff looked at me never spoke and ignored me, so did the woman collecting plates from tables when she came back to counter, so we walked out. Very disappointed, someone could have spoke and mentioned they would be with me in a minute as they were doing other things but just not speak, very bad. They can't want any business.
Trish Logie
Sat at the table now and the food is awfulOrdered a warm cheese scone an d pancakes with maple syrupFlat white coffee and can of drinkCoffee was lukewarmScone was supposed to be warm but was coldsnd stalePancakes were like door stops and unedible (although my g/daughter did try bless her) table was sticky with heaven only knows what and staff were completely uninterestedSave your money folks !
Terry Smith
Super café set in heritage centre with a fine sunny terrace at front elevated above street. History displays upstairs as well. Avacado and houmous bun very nice.
Dave Hay
Nice coffee and flapjack
Trevor Watson
I visit frequently for coffee and cakes, as part of a runout on my bike (Goldwing), often buying old library books! Run by volunteers who provide a good service. Cakes are locally and/or home made - nice!Vegetarian options: There are options available, GF DF etc. Just ask.Kid-friendliness: The Centre is also a library, so children are welcomed.Parking: There is disabled parking on-street and other parking near-by. Be advised that the centre is on a hill.Wheelchair accessibility: The centre is on a hill, with two levels the lower cafe is accessible from the street and the upper level from a pathway to the right or an internal chairlift (IIRC).
Lovely little cafe, stopped in on our drive back home after finding in google maps, very welcoming and Friendly staff, dogs welcome and lovely food
Blake Foster
Stopped here for a breakfast on my way home from Yorkshire.Very friendly staff was a good start.There was plenty of seating inside and outside.I asked for a small breakfast and large latte.The breakfast was freshly cooked with very good ingredients.Everything was very tasty.I wouldn't call it small it was just right!Latte was great also.I would certainly call in again if I'm in the area.
janine feller
Food was OK. Till partner found what looked like eyelash on his plat. By that time was nearly finished yuk
Irish Rare Breed
Great Coffee, enjoyed on the outside terrace with a toasted Teacake. This si a Dog Friendly building with lots to explore inside... Library, Art Gallery and Heritage Exhibitions'.
#Veganuary breakfast was delish?
We had the best Christmas activity this morning - cookies and milk with Santa, my daughter enjoyed Santa reading a story, singing and chatting with all the children in the library area. They each had a massive chocolate cookie, a drink and made a Christmas decoration ?? one happy little girl ?
Lovely tasty food at very good
A lovely cafe with library and arts/heritage centre attached.Food & drink are excellent ?
Went in today, went up to the counter to order, waited and waited, one of the staff looked at me never spoke and ignored me, so did the woman collecting plates from tables when she came back to counter, so we walked out. Very disappointed, someone could have spoke and mentioned they would be with me in a minute as they were doing other things but just not speak, very bad. They can't want any business.
Sat at the table now and the food is awfulOrdered a warm cheese scone an d pancakes with maple syrupFlat white coffee and can of drinkCoffee was lukewarmScone was supposed to be warm but was coldsnd stalePancakes were like door stops and unedible (although my g/daughter did try bless her) table was sticky with heaven only knows what and staff were completely uninterestedSave your money folks !
Super café set in heritage centre with a fine sunny terrace at front elevated above street. History displays upstairs as well. Avacado and houmous bun very nice.
Nice coffee and flapjack
I visit frequently for coffee and cakes, as part of a runout on my bike (Goldwing), often buying old library books! Run by volunteers who provide a good service. Cakes are locally and/or home made - nice!Vegetarian options: There are options available, GF DF etc. Just ask.Kid-friendliness: The Centre is also a library, so children are welcomed.Parking: There is disabled parking on-street and other parking near-by. Be advised that the centre is on a hill.Wheelchair accessibility: The centre is on a hill, with two levels the lower cafe is accessible from the street and the upper level from a pathway to the right or an internal chairlift (IIRC).
Great place, very interesting, great food.
Restaurantji Recommends
Lovely food and helpful staff
Lovely little cafe, stopped in on our drive back home after finding in google maps, very welcoming and Friendly staff, dogs welcome and lovely food
Stopped here for a breakfast on my way home from Yorkshire.Very friendly staff was a good start.There was plenty of seating inside and outside.I asked for a small breakfast and large latte.The breakfast was freshly cooked with very good ingredients.Everything was very tasty.I wouldn't call it small it was just right!Latte was great also.I would certainly call in again if I'm in the area.
Food was OK. Till partner found what looked like eyelash on his plat. By that time was nearly finished yuk
Great Coffee, enjoyed on the outside terrace with a toasted Teacake. This si a Dog Friendly building with lots to explore inside... Library, Art Gallery and Heritage Exhibitions'.