It's expensive for me.so it's a treat & a nice atmosphere
Simon Slack
Only been once normal coffee as I call it not these fancy name rubbish anyway tasted like dish water to expensive
Robert Jude
A nice Costa with friendly staff. Good location near centre of town but near the canal which means a nice walk is close by.Wheelchair accessibility: Full wheelchair access and parking spaces nearby.
Roger Cave
Great little coffee
Mona Galan
I finding expensive with a bad quality of productBetter Greg's......And also the staff the 2 lashes lady very
Elwyn White
Very friendly staff .coffee excellant food a bit expensive but i enyoy costaParking: You get 5hrs free parking
Kipp Townsend
Costa is my coffee place no issues
amok281
So awkward:-This was going to be a 5 star review because the drinks and food were the usual high standard that Costa mostly meets. The service was professional and friendly with the counter staff happy to satisfy customer requirements. So far so good.But after our food and drinks we went to the toilet (disabled in this case as my wife is in a wheelchair) and this is where the problems started, there were bits of biscuits on the floor and in the sink - now this a pity but hardly a game changer as the disabled toilet also serves as the baby changing room and a difficult child could easily have thrown a couple of biscuits around and they didn't seem to have been there very long. Unfortunately the hand grab rails were filthy, see photos, and looked to have not been cleaned for months - the floor being consistent with this view. At this point my review was going to be 2 stars.So I took the photos and after we left the toilet I asked to speak to a manager. When he arrived, promptly as it happens, I asked him to look in the disabled loo and tell me what he thought, he did and responded that the biscuit mess was unacceptable and would be dealt with promptly.I then pointed out the state of the grab rails and suggested that they hadn't been cleaned for months. He denied this and explained that the 'dirt' was actually metal growth from the rails growing out and it was not possible to remove it (they had even tried 'Brasso' with no success); and that they were looking for ways to rectify the situation. I had a further close look at the rails finding his explanation difficult to believe, and then took some toilet tissue (hardly sandpaper) and rubbed one of the rails - the 'metal growth' just rubbed off turning to white powder with very little effort.So I told the manager that I couldn't accept his explanation and felt that the state of the room was appalling, I got a kind of a shrug and mutterings under his breath. The result of his response means that I can only give a 1 star review, which I find regrettable but necessary.Hopefully he felt the need to improve the situation after we left, however I probably won't ever know as it's unlikely that we will be in Worksop again in the near future.Amok's wife here:-It was good that I hadn't been a disabled person on my own in there as I could not bring myself to use any of the filthy handrails, so in the small space available - when it has two people, a wheelchair and two bins in there as well, in the small 'cubicle' that is usual for disabled toilets - my husband/carer had to almost be a contortionist in order to help me safely transfer, and to help me with other aspects of my personal care. The dirt also made me feel a bit nauseous in case the hygiene in the kitchen was also not up to scratch. When leaving the café I also noticed that one of their wooden sales units was also covered in dust...
Craig Stocken
Well placed coffee shop. Friendly staff and they were quick to get down queues. Food was good and toasties were hot. Plenty of seating with more upstairs.Parking: Parking right next to costa but it is a pay car park. 60p for 1 hr.Wheelchair accessibility: Easy main access and disabled parking bays to side of the shop.
Tremendous service by the young lady working this morning very friendly and happy.
Yusuph Haruna
I enjoyed the atmosphere very much. The place is always clean, and well kept. The staff was friendly and very helpful. I would recommend Costa Coffee to anyone in need of a good cup of coffee.
Russell Morgan
Always call love the coffee and sticky buns lolHad a couple of freebies of late birthday gift was a nice touch
Proud Mummy
Very friendly and nice coffe!A little pricy though
Gail Wagstaff
Yes it was good. A bit small on the ground floor but didn't fancy walking up the steep staircase. A couple if tables outside. Staff were helpful and quick. Could not find fault.
Coffee cake and a good catch up with a good
It's expensive for me.so it's a treat & a nice atmosphere
Only been once normal coffee as I call it not these fancy name rubbish anyway tasted like dish water to expensive
A nice Costa with friendly staff. Good location near centre of town but near the canal which means a nice walk is close by.Wheelchair accessibility: Full wheelchair access and parking spaces nearby.
Great little coffee
I finding expensive with a bad quality of productBetter Greg's......And also the staff the 2 lashes lady very
Very friendly staff .coffee excellant food a bit expensive but i enyoy costaParking: You get 5hrs free parking
Costa is my coffee place no issues
So awkward:-This was going to be a 5 star review because the drinks and food were the usual high standard that Costa mostly meets. The service was professional and friendly with the counter staff happy to satisfy customer requirements. So far so good.But after our food and drinks we went to the toilet (disabled in this case as my wife is in a wheelchair) and this is where the problems started, there were bits of biscuits on the floor and in the sink - now this a pity but hardly a game changer as the disabled toilet also serves as the baby changing room and a difficult child could easily have thrown a couple of biscuits around and they didn't seem to have been there very long. Unfortunately the hand grab rails were filthy, see photos, and looked to have not been cleaned for months - the floor being consistent with this view. At this point my review was going to be 2 stars.So I took the photos and after we left the toilet I asked to speak to a manager. When he arrived, promptly as it happens, I asked him to look in the disabled loo and tell me what he thought, he did and responded that the biscuit mess was unacceptable and would be dealt with promptly.I then pointed out the state of the grab rails and suggested that they hadn't been cleaned for months. He denied this and explained that the 'dirt' was actually metal growth from the rails growing out and it was not possible to remove it (they had even tried 'Brasso' with no success); and that they were looking for ways to rectify the situation. I had a further close look at the rails finding his explanation difficult to believe, and then took some toilet tissue (hardly sandpaper) and rubbed one of the rails - the 'metal growth' just rubbed off turning to white powder with very little effort.So I told the manager that I couldn't accept his explanation and felt that the state of the room was appalling, I got a kind of a shrug and mutterings under his breath. The result of his response means that I can only give a 1 star review, which I find regrettable but necessary.Hopefully he felt the need to improve the situation after we left, however I probably won't ever know as it's unlikely that we will be in Worksop again in the near future.Amok's wife here:-It was good that I hadn't been a disabled person on my own in there as I could not bring myself to use any of the filthy handrails, so in the small space available - when it has two people, a wheelchair and two bins in there as well, in the small 'cubicle' that is usual for disabled toilets - my husband/carer had to almost be a contortionist in order to help me safely transfer, and to help me with other aspects of my personal care. The dirt also made me feel a bit nauseous in case the hygiene in the kitchen was also not up to scratch. When leaving the café I also noticed that one of their wooden sales units was also covered in dust...
Well placed coffee shop. Friendly staff and they were quick to get down queues. Food was good and toasties were hot. Plenty of seating with more upstairs.Parking: Parking right next to costa but it is a pay car park. 60p for 1 hr.Wheelchair accessibility: Easy main access and disabled parking bays to side of the shop.
Restaurantji Recommends
Tremendous service by the young lady working this morning very friendly and happy.
I enjoyed the atmosphere very much. The place is always clean, and well kept. The staff was friendly and very helpful. I would recommend Costa Coffee to anyone in need of a good cup of coffee.
Always call love the coffee and sticky buns lolHad a couple of freebies of late birthday gift was a nice touch
Very friendly and nice coffe!A little pricy though
Yes it was good. A bit small on the ground floor but didn't fancy walking up the steep staircase. A couple if tables outside. Staff were helpful and quick. Could not find fault.