Lovely cafe, well needed meal, we enjoyed very much.
Jane Ramsden
Down-to-earth, friendly cafe with a surprisingly wide menu for a small place. Children's meals, breakfasts, toasted sandwiches, baked potatoes, omelettes etc., plus sandwiches, scones and cakes, even some fresh fruit!Most impressive is the daily variety of hot lunches with fresh vegetables. If you live alone, not given to cooking, or elderly and it's an effort, you can get a proper dinner here without breaking the bank. (E.g. Christmas dinner all thru December, shepherd's pie, substantial quiches.) But equally, it is a lovely friendly place just for a social meet-up over coffee and a cake. There are a few sheltered tables outside for those who smoke.What makes this cafe special is the staff. All the ladies who work there are always cheerful, funny, interested in their customers, and remember them by name and preferences.Their ability to cope with every aspect of their job always amazes me, cooking, serving, cleaning, carrying on in the face of equipment failure, being assertive when necessary (hardly ever) & dealing with minor emergencies, like when I had a nosebleed!The cafe is also well-placed near ASDA, so there is parking. It is also next door to the Post Office, a bookies and ASDA opticians with the library, several hairdressers and many other shops a short walk away. In short, ideal for refreshment whatever you're doing.It is so well-used, I think a modern refurbishment would be beneficial. There is a large disabled toilet with baby changing facility. The second toilet is a tight space.Vegetarian options: There are definitely some options in sandwiches, jacket potatoes, omelettes, chips, fresh cooked veg, fresh fruit, cakes and hot quiche/flan, at least on occasion.Dietary restrictions: Some gluten free.Parking: The parking actually belongs to ASDA, as the cafe used to. So lots of free spaces with strict 2 hour limit or fined heavily. Play fair & shop in the store!There is a small neighbouring pay & display car park 2 minutes walk away.Kid-friendliness: Very child-friendly. Children's menu. Warm reception by staff and customers.Wheelchair accessibility: Some assistance may be needed to get through the double doors and extra space made to sit at a table. But I've never seen a time when help has not been forthcoming from both staff and other customers for anyone with mobility issues.There is a large disabled toilet, 2 doors being the only possible bugbear.
Sharon Fleming
Very friendly staff. Good choice of home cooked food.
TriciaBishop
Called for brunch today after a long walk into Shipley. It was my first time visiting this little cafe and overall I was very pleased. Our coffee was excellent. My husband enjoyed his eggs on toast which were well cooked and my toasted teacake was perfect. The service was good and the toilets are nice and clean. It is more expensive than the supermarket cafes but I much prefer to support independent businesses. I would return.
Helina Farah
We all really enjoyed our food even my 2 year old granddaughter said she did lovely ladies serving and very good valueKid-friendliness: They have arrange of meals for children which come with a drink
M “avellinoituk” Lanera
I have Enjoyed my meal great service thanks
Kevin
Extreme basic foodPoor brunch and coffee at £9I won't bother again
mirrort2022
I usually cone here for a quiet coffee with my friend after we go shopping in shiply and the staff are always lovely. I usually get served by one of the two sweet little old ladies with the dark hair or the lovely young blojde lass but I got served by the old blonde lady this time and she was just so rude.
boujiebish
Horrible breakfast sat for hours on a hot counter, everything was hard or soggy and expensive. My wife had a bacon roll, bap was disgusting, bacon was hard but raw, charged by the peice of bacon and was extortionate. The fat old lady with red hair who served us was so rude. The prices are high, the qulity is low and the service is bad. There are cheaper, better cafes in the area, or for that price you could go to a proper nice cafe.
73gursharanp
I've just paid £3.65 for 2 bacon sandwiches.The Bacon has obviously been sat for a while, it was like biting through a piece of wood!! There's cheaper much nicer options in the area. Won't be going back there anytime soon.
Good food at reasonable prices friendly staff and good service.
peter Marshall
Take wife no she takes me for a 7 item breakfast clean and tidy place well looked after by the freinly staff that work there. Thanks
Kris Barnes
Hmm. The tuna melt toastie wasn’t bad, nor were the chips. But the cheese on the jacket potato wasn’t melted, and there were hairs in the salads.
Donald Thompson
Have been taken here by my wife a few times for breakfast it is always clean and the people that work there are always friendly and helpful, and the food is always hot and very tasty.
Matthew OToole
£8 for hot chocolate, 1 slice of bacon, 2 sausages, beans, chips, egg
Lovely cafe, well needed meal, we enjoyed very much.
Down-to-earth, friendly cafe with a surprisingly wide menu for a small place. Children's meals, breakfasts, toasted sandwiches, baked potatoes, omelettes etc., plus sandwiches, scones and cakes, even some fresh fruit!Most impressive is the daily variety of hot lunches with fresh vegetables. If you live alone, not given to cooking, or elderly and it's an effort, you can get a proper dinner here without breaking the bank. (E.g. Christmas dinner all thru December, shepherd's pie, substantial quiches.) But equally, it is a lovely friendly place just for a social meet-up over coffee and a cake. There are a few sheltered tables outside for those who smoke.What makes this cafe special is the staff. All the ladies who work there are always cheerful, funny, interested in their customers, and remember them by name and preferences.Their ability to cope with every aspect of their job always amazes me, cooking, serving, cleaning, carrying on in the face of equipment failure, being assertive when necessary (hardly ever) & dealing with minor emergencies, like when I had a nosebleed!The cafe is also well-placed near ASDA, so there is parking. It is also next door to the Post Office, a bookies and ASDA opticians with the library, several hairdressers and many other shops a short walk away. In short, ideal for refreshment whatever you're doing.It is so well-used, I think a modern refurbishment would be beneficial. There is a large disabled toilet with baby changing facility. The second toilet is a tight space.Vegetarian options: There are definitely some options in sandwiches, jacket potatoes, omelettes, chips, fresh cooked veg, fresh fruit, cakes and hot quiche/flan, at least on occasion.Dietary restrictions: Some gluten free.Parking: The parking actually belongs to ASDA, as the cafe used to. So lots of free spaces with strict 2 hour limit or fined heavily. Play fair & shop in the store!There is a small neighbouring pay & display car park 2 minutes walk away.Kid-friendliness: Very child-friendly. Children's menu. Warm reception by staff and customers.Wheelchair accessibility: Some assistance may be needed to get through the double doors and extra space made to sit at a table. But I've never seen a time when help has not been forthcoming from both staff and other customers for anyone with mobility issues.There is a large disabled toilet, 2 doors being the only possible bugbear.
Very friendly staff. Good choice of home cooked food.
Called for brunch today after a long walk into Shipley. It was my first time visiting this little cafe and overall I was very pleased. Our coffee was excellent. My husband enjoyed his eggs on toast which were well cooked and my toasted teacake was perfect. The service was good and the toilets are nice and clean. It is more expensive than the supermarket cafes but I much prefer to support independent businesses. I would return.
We all really enjoyed our food even my 2 year old granddaughter said she did lovely ladies serving and very good valueKid-friendliness: They have arrange of meals for children which come with a drink
I have Enjoyed my meal great service thanks
Extreme basic foodPoor brunch and coffee at £9I won't bother again
I usually cone here for a quiet coffee with my friend after we go shopping in shiply and the staff are always lovely. I usually get served by one of the two sweet little old ladies with the dark hair or the lovely young blojde lass but I got served by the old blonde lady this time and she was just so rude.
Horrible breakfast sat for hours on a hot counter, everything was hard or soggy and expensive. My wife had a bacon roll, bap was disgusting, bacon was hard but raw, charged by the peice of bacon and was extortionate. The fat old lady with red hair who served us was so rude. The prices are high, the qulity is low and the service is bad. There are cheaper, better cafes in the area, or for that price you could go to a proper nice cafe.
I've just paid £3.65 for 2 bacon sandwiches.The Bacon has obviously been sat for a while, it was like biting through a piece of wood!! There's cheaper much nicer options in the area. Won't be going back there anytime soon.
Restaurantji Recommends
Good food at reasonable prices friendly staff and good service.
Take wife no she takes me for a 7 item breakfast clean and tidy place well looked after by the freinly staff that work there. Thanks
Hmm. The tuna melt toastie wasn’t bad, nor were the chips. But the cheese on the jacket potato wasn’t melted, and there were hairs in the salads.
Have been taken here by my wife a few times for breakfast it is always clean and the people that work there are always friendly and helpful, and the food is always hot and very tasty.
£8 for hot chocolate, 1 slice of bacon, 2 sausages, beans, chips, egg