Quirky little cafe, the owners are friendly with Ed sheeran, hence the Ed sheeran best selling album + award being mounted with pride on the wall. The coffee is nice, we enjoyed outs infront of the coal fire which is always a bonus on a cold day.Parking: Plenty of parking in the town.
Michael
Quite a small cafe, with only 4 (at a push, 5) tables inside. We ordered a couple of drinks to go as there were no free tables, while we waited for drinks, a table became available so we also ordered a toastie to share. The toastie was perfect (goats cheese, rocket and honey on sourdough) and it came with an exceptional side salad. Hot chocolate was simple but brilliant. Really great value for money and, should we ever be in the area again, we'd go back for sure.Staff were very friendly and the vibe was nicely chilled out.Vegetarian options: Good vegetarian (not vegan) selection and the toastie was brilliantWheelchair accessibility: No wheelchair accessibility inside due to how small it is
Cathy Atkin
Friendly staff, lovely cakes, vegan milk options. No toilet but close to public toilet or Co-op.
Z6493WJkarend
Called in for a late lunch/sandwich. Good variety on menu, friendly staff. Only given 3 stars as the sandwiches we had were served with salad flooded in balsamic vinegar which really spoilt it. The ciabatta soaked it up too. It wouldn't stop me trying their food again, but I know now to ask for it without balsamic.Cakes looked good & drinks were fine.
Jo B
Lovely little cafe in Framlingham village, walking distance from the castle. Has an unusual mix of food, very Deli and lots that is vegan and vegitarian friendly, but even my fussy teenager found something and enjoyed it. Home cooked food and very friendly staff who will adapt the menu to suit any requirements. There are only a small number of tables inside and outside, and no toilets, but the public ones are free and just around the corner (2 mins away)
adrian vincent
Decent cafe run by very pleasant people. We had savouries and then decided on cake too (excellent). A bit pricey but then everything is these days.Would definately recommend if in Framlingham. We would certainly revisit if ever there againParking: Beware of the warden. Issues plenty of tickets. I think one was for parking with a tire on the parking bay white line. Everyone moaned about him. You have been warned.
Kevin W
I would just like to give praise to the Dancing Goat Cafe in Framlingham. I meet up with some friends periodically at the Dancing Goat Cafe on account of its location. The staff are always very friendly and welcoming and the service is always exemplary. May I suggest that you try their halloumi and avocado bagel. It truly is an amazing experience.
SolarPanelPhil
What a charming coffee/brunch find! On our way home from the Suffolk coast, needed a coffee injection, found the Dancing Goat! Very warm welcome, great coffee and a thoroughly enjoyable goats cheese ciabatta with pesto and trimmings. Understandably popular - and rightly so!
Jason Sadler
Great fresh food and friendly atmosphere thank you
Jenny Connolley
Friendly staff, lovely fresh sandwich/bagel with fresh side salad tasty. Sat outside due to no seats inside.
Brilliant little cafe in Framlingham. Delicious coffee and lovely food too.
Andrea Gwinnett
Coffee good, staff nice, didn't try food, music was a bit loud for a normal conversation though
Alan Alexander
A very friendly café. The food and service were excellent.
travellingjennywren
Friendly staff, lovely fresh sandwich/bagel with fresh side salad tasty. Sat outside due to no seats inside. Popular little cafe
LACarradice
Lovely selection of paninis, bagels and cakes. We stopped for a quick bite to eat and wasn't disappointed. Lovely staff, friendly and helpful. Would go again if ever back in the area.
Quirky little cafe, the owners are friendly with Ed sheeran, hence the Ed sheeran best selling album + award being mounted with pride on the wall. The coffee is nice, we enjoyed outs infront of the coal fire which is always a bonus on a cold day.Parking: Plenty of parking in the town.
Quite a small cafe, with only 4 (at a push, 5) tables inside. We ordered a couple of drinks to go as there were no free tables, while we waited for drinks, a table became available so we also ordered a toastie to share. The toastie was perfect (goats cheese, rocket and honey on sourdough) and it came with an exceptional side salad. Hot chocolate was simple but brilliant. Really great value for money and, should we ever be in the area again, we'd go back for sure.Staff were very friendly and the vibe was nicely chilled out.Vegetarian options: Good vegetarian (not vegan) selection and the toastie was brilliantWheelchair accessibility: No wheelchair accessibility inside due to how small it is
Friendly staff, lovely cakes, vegan milk options. No toilet but close to public toilet or Co-op.
Called in for a late lunch/sandwich. Good variety on menu, friendly staff. Only given 3 stars as the sandwiches we had were served with salad flooded in balsamic vinegar which really spoilt it. The ciabatta soaked it up too. It wouldn't stop me trying their food again, but I know now to ask for it without balsamic.Cakes looked good & drinks were fine.
Lovely little cafe in Framlingham village, walking distance from the castle. Has an unusual mix of food, very Deli and lots that is vegan and vegitarian friendly, but even my fussy teenager found something and enjoyed it. Home cooked food and very friendly staff who will adapt the menu to suit any requirements. There are only a small number of tables inside and outside, and no toilets, but the public ones are free and just around the corner (2 mins away)
Decent cafe run by very pleasant people. We had savouries and then decided on cake too (excellent). A bit pricey but then everything is these days.Would definately recommend if in Framlingham. We would certainly revisit if ever there againParking: Beware of the warden. Issues plenty of tickets. I think one was for parking with a tire on the parking bay white line. Everyone moaned about him. You have been warned.
I would just like to give praise to the Dancing Goat Cafe in Framlingham. I meet up with some friends periodically at the Dancing Goat Cafe on account of its location. The staff are always very friendly and welcoming and the service is always exemplary. May I suggest that you try their halloumi and avocado bagel. It truly is an amazing experience.
What a charming coffee/brunch find! On our way home from the Suffolk coast, needed a coffee injection, found the Dancing Goat! Very warm welcome, great coffee and a thoroughly enjoyable goats cheese ciabatta with pesto and trimmings. Understandably popular - and rightly so!
Great fresh food and friendly atmosphere thank you
Friendly staff, lovely fresh sandwich/bagel with fresh side salad tasty. Sat outside due to no seats inside.
Restaurantji Recommends
Brilliant little cafe in Framlingham. Delicious coffee and lovely food too.
Coffee good, staff nice, didn't try food, music was a bit loud for a normal conversation though
A very friendly café. The food and service were excellent.
Friendly staff, lovely fresh sandwich/bagel with fresh side salad tasty. Sat outside due to no seats inside. Popular little cafe
Lovely selection of paninis, bagels and cakes. We stopped for a quick bite to eat and wasn't disappointed. Lovely staff, friendly and helpful. Would go again if ever back in the area.