Really nice cafe! Great selection of cakes, friendly staff. It’s in such a scenic area, I definitely recommend visiting!
Cathy Armstrong
Great venue for coffee, brunch, lunch, tea with high quality home made soups, quichelet tarts etc \\u0026 salad, delicious cakes/pastries, tastefully refurbished - and located at the Pump Rooms with the art gallery, museum \\u0026 library just across the road from the Jephson Gardens. Excellent service too!
Hejie He
They make excellent upmarket quick bites and sweet treats here with good coffee too. The atmosphere is just lovely. It keeps the regency theme of Leamington in a historic building whilst making it modern and comfortable. Really excellent.
Martyna Mochol
Love vegan sausage rolls and raspberry croissant ?highly recommend, great service
Clari Searle
Wonderful improvements to this cafe with new management since the pandemic. Lovely food, but customer service is not as good since Jane left.
Aron Jones
A decent café in Leamington Spa's Pump Rooms. It's ideal for tourists because The Pump Rooms have a library and an Art Centre - so you can take a break for a coffee and a bite to eat. My only criticism is the prices - I asked for a run-of-the-mill small Americano coffee. The coffee was 'small' but it cost just under £3 - typifying our modern coffee-shop rip-off culture. Aside from that, it's a decent place and the loos are usually nice and clean, too. ?
Senthur Balan Savadamuthu
A calm and aesthetic cafe with a variety of vegetarian as well as non vegetarian options. My go to place for a quiet breakfast. The coffee tastes amazing too. Definitely recommend.
Belinda Allsop-Buckler
Lovely little cafe.... top marks for gluten free cake that tastes like cake.Dietary restrictions: Gluten free cake
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I'm surprised at some of the negative reviews, this is a really good place to stop for a quick coffee or to meet friends. It's clean and cared for even though it's a busy spot. I've always found the staff friendly and efficient. Good coffee and wonderful cakes and very generous sized portions. Yes it is a bit more expensive than some places but you get what you pay for - quality food in a nice place.
Marc Wilson
At the front of the iconic historic building built because of the spa waters of leamington.\\nCafe at the front and library at the rear . Great place to meet up \\u0026 then explore the beautiful parts of leamington.
I always come here for the Brioche Fruit Scones but today I just discovered that they have the best (Iced) Chai Latte (had it with oat milk) in town! Easily my most favourite cafe in leamington
Ant
The Larder is a nice coffee place where you can get different cakes, scones and sandwiches/wraps. The chai latte was absolutely delicious. Falafel wrap did not disappoint either. The sausage roll was the best I have tried! Lovely scones with cream and jam. Definitely recommend
Diana Lynn
I consider myself to be a healthy foodie and always on the look out for quality healthy lunches (that is not a sandwich) when out and about. Today I tried one of the 'Larder's' beautifully presented salad boxes......mixed vegetable and lentil mix with Chicken and i even tasted fresh herbs! (they do a vegan one too). It was amazing and for £6 I can afford to buy them more often. This is not an ordinairy salad it is a multi-dimensional taste sensation (not just boring lettuce, cucumber and tomato)!! The portion was generous and filling.....This cafe know how to 'do' salad - I will definately pop in again. I also added one of their amazing 'energy balls - wow!! Only £3 and pretty big. I thought i would have to cut in half, alas not, and as it didn't contain any white sugar I absoltely enjoyed it even more. Well done - you made my day.
Rosa Congiusta
Just been in here with my son who has autism.Asked nicely if we could just have a cheese and ham brioche as all that is usually available is a bit too fancy. Not everyone wants pickle or relish or fig jam...some children just want plain sandwich. The children's bags are not cost effective for a teenager and he won't eat all the stuff with them and they are aimed at little kids . What are older children supposed to eat here please ? There is nothing catered for the older children. Nicely asked ,bluntly refused and brushed away, really rude lady with blonde hair scowled no and walked off. Don't come here unless you want fussy flavours and an unfriendly experience. Walked over the road to bandstand cafe who were much moreaccomodating
A.G
Perfect place to have a perfect coffee very welcome staff and delicious coffee and ohhh the cakes so yummy
Really nice cafe! Great selection of cakes, friendly staff. It’s in such a scenic area, I definitely recommend visiting!
Great venue for coffee, brunch, lunch, tea with high quality home made soups, quichelet tarts etc \\u0026 salad, delicious cakes/pastries, tastefully refurbished - and located at the Pump Rooms with the art gallery, museum \\u0026 library just across the road from the Jephson Gardens. Excellent service too!
They make excellent upmarket quick bites and sweet treats here with good coffee too. The atmosphere is just lovely. It keeps the regency theme of Leamington in a historic building whilst making it modern and comfortable. Really excellent.
Love vegan sausage rolls and raspberry croissant ?highly recommend, great service
Wonderful improvements to this cafe with new management since the pandemic. Lovely food, but customer service is not as good since Jane left.
A decent café in Leamington Spa's Pump Rooms. It's ideal for tourists because The Pump Rooms have a library and an Art Centre - so you can take a break for a coffee and a bite to eat. My only criticism is the prices - I asked for a run-of-the-mill small Americano coffee. The coffee was 'small' but it cost just under £3 - typifying our modern coffee-shop rip-off culture. Aside from that, it's a decent place and the loos are usually nice and clean, too. ?
A calm and aesthetic cafe with a variety of vegetarian as well as non vegetarian options. My go to place for a quiet breakfast. The coffee tastes amazing too. Definitely recommend.
Lovely little cafe.... top marks for gluten free cake that tastes like cake.Dietary restrictions: Gluten free cake
I'm surprised at some of the negative reviews, this is a really good place to stop for a quick coffee or to meet friends. It's clean and cared for even though it's a busy spot. I've always found the staff friendly and efficient. Good coffee and wonderful cakes and very generous sized portions. Yes it is a bit more expensive than some places but you get what you pay for - quality food in a nice place.
At the front of the iconic historic building built because of the spa waters of leamington.\\nCafe at the front and library at the rear . Great place to meet up \\u0026 then explore the beautiful parts of leamington.
Restaurantji Recommends
I always come here for the Brioche Fruit Scones but today I just discovered that they have the best (Iced) Chai Latte (had it with oat milk) in town! Easily my most favourite cafe in leamington
The Larder is a nice coffee place where you can get different cakes, scones and sandwiches/wraps. The chai latte was absolutely delicious. Falafel wrap did not disappoint either. The sausage roll was the best I have tried! Lovely scones with cream and jam. Definitely recommend
I consider myself to be a healthy foodie and always on the look out for quality healthy lunches (that is not a sandwich) when out and about. Today I tried one of the 'Larder's' beautifully presented salad boxes......mixed vegetable and lentil mix with Chicken and i even tasted fresh herbs! (they do a vegan one too). It was amazing and for £6 I can afford to buy them more often. This is not an ordinairy salad it is a multi-dimensional taste sensation (not just boring lettuce, cucumber and tomato)!! The portion was generous and filling.....This cafe know how to 'do' salad - I will definately pop in again. I also added one of their amazing 'energy balls - wow!! Only £3 and pretty big. I thought i would have to cut in half, alas not, and as it didn't contain any white sugar I absoltely enjoyed it even more. Well done - you made my day.
Just been in here with my son who has autism.Asked nicely if we could just have a cheese and ham brioche as all that is usually available is a bit too fancy. Not everyone wants pickle or relish or fig jam...some children just want plain sandwich. The children's bags are not cost effective for a teenager and he won't eat all the stuff with them and they are aimed at little kids . What are older children supposed to eat here please ? There is nothing catered for the older children. Nicely asked ,bluntly refused and brushed away, really rude lady with blonde hair scowled no and walked off. Don't come here unless you want fussy flavours and an unfriendly experience. Walked over the road to bandstand cafe who were much moreaccomodating
Perfect place to have a perfect coffee very welcome staff and delicious coffee and ohhh the cakes so yummy