Too expensive but good meeting place . Too many glass windows . Interior could do with a refurb but that's the styleParking: Multi storeyKid-friendliness: Yes anyone welcome
Tom Barrett
Coffee was nice but the seating area was dirty and worn out. In desperate need of a refurb.
Stella Jales
Good coffee with the choice of two strengths. The cafe is a good size but the furnishings are showing their age, especially some of the softer chairs where the outer surface is torn and the sponge stuffing is coming out.
Jacy S
Great coffee and staff. Always good place to goHelpful friendly great staff mostly. Only one staff that seems miserable and useless, if not a risk being there. Food fine little on expensive side. Good choice drinks. Dog friendly which is lovely to see. Shame some public cannot keep toilets clean after themselves nor take a mug back. Be kind to hospitality staff.
Tommy Gibson
Lovely little place to sit down and enjoy a coffee and a
Chris Pollard
Lovely staff. Good vegan choice of cakes and great decaff Americano with hot soy. Thank you.
Philip Ridout
Nice place, nice food. There never seems to be a cleared table though ...Wheelchair accessibility: Wheelchair accessible entrance and toilet.
Dana Smith
Excellent coffee and very good
Derek Macphail
It's OK, nothing spectacular. We ordered some food as well as drinks, it was all very disjointed. Overcharging, which seems to be a common occurrence in coffee shops for oat milk. A litre of oat milk is about £1.10 in the likes of Aldi, milk is about the same so why charge for it? Won't rush back.
Aleena Brown
Welcoming staff, as always. Food was delicious, drinks equally so! Lovely coffee shop, much better than local chain rivals.Vegetarian options: Vegetarian and vegan options for savoury and sweet foods. Plenty of alternative milks.Kid-friendliness: Kids perfectly welcome, plenty of kids drinks and snacks available, e.g. gingerbread men, crisps, fruit.Wheelchair accessibility: No step entrance.
We came here over ten times, dog friendly was excellent, that really good for us, ice mocha and latte is my favourite drink, tuna melt must ordered times two every times almost.
Kate Blagdon
A quick pit stop for a small bite to eat. The blueberry muffin was delicious and I thoroughly recommend going for the seasonal coffee beans, nicest coffee I've had in a long time.
Evan Davies
Nice friendly service, coffee was lovely too.Vegetarian options: All alternative milks were offered.
B 58
Grubby floor, grubby furniture, tables sticky and full of dirty crockery from previous customers, customers large dogs allowed to roam free-terrifying young children.Parking: Not parking available at allKid-friendliness: In theory yes but they might be frightened by the large dogs breathing onto very low tables. Unhygienic and disgusting.Wheelchair accessibility: Accessible for wheelchairs.
Tim Adlam
My friend and I have been visiting Coffee#1 in Trowbridge for nearly a couple of months to plan an art project. We have sat and watched, talked, listened, drawn ideas, and planned what’s needed, with some decent coffee and tasty cakes (the cheesecakes and cinnamon buns are good). I love the big windows through which we have watched Trowbridge’s people walk by, and our changeable West of England weather show all its different shades of light and texture with sunshine, blue sky, cloud, wind and rain. The staff are smiley, friendly and helpful. It’s a good place.Wheelchair accessibility: All on one level. Hard floors.
Too expensive but good meeting place . Too many glass windows . Interior could do with a refurb but that's the styleParking: Multi storeyKid-friendliness: Yes anyone welcome
Coffee was nice but the seating area was dirty and worn out. In desperate need of a refurb.
Good coffee with the choice of two strengths. The cafe is a good size but the furnishings are showing their age, especially some of the softer chairs where the outer surface is torn and the sponge stuffing is coming out.
Great coffee and staff. Always good place to goHelpful friendly great staff mostly. Only one staff that seems miserable and useless, if not a risk being there. Food fine little on expensive side. Good choice drinks. Dog friendly which is lovely to see. Shame some public cannot keep toilets clean after themselves nor take a mug back. Be kind to hospitality staff.
Lovely little place to sit down and enjoy a coffee and a
Lovely staff. Good vegan choice of cakes and great decaff Americano with hot soy. Thank you.
Nice place, nice food. There never seems to be a cleared table though ...Wheelchair accessibility: Wheelchair accessible entrance and toilet.
Excellent coffee and very good
It's OK, nothing spectacular. We ordered some food as well as drinks, it was all very disjointed. Overcharging, which seems to be a common occurrence in coffee shops for oat milk. A litre of oat milk is about £1.10 in the likes of Aldi, milk is about the same so why charge for it? Won't rush back.
Welcoming staff, as always. Food was delicious, drinks equally so! Lovely coffee shop, much better than local chain rivals.Vegetarian options: Vegetarian and vegan options for savoury and sweet foods. Plenty of alternative milks.Kid-friendliness: Kids perfectly welcome, plenty of kids drinks and snacks available, e.g. gingerbread men, crisps, fruit.Wheelchair accessibility: No step entrance.
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We came here over ten times, dog friendly was excellent, that really good for us, ice mocha and latte is my favourite drink, tuna melt must ordered times two every times almost.
A quick pit stop for a small bite to eat. The blueberry muffin was delicious and I thoroughly recommend going for the seasonal coffee beans, nicest coffee I've had in a long time.
Nice friendly service, coffee was lovely too.Vegetarian options: All alternative milks were offered.
Grubby floor, grubby furniture, tables sticky and full of dirty crockery from previous customers, customers large dogs allowed to roam free-terrifying young children.Parking: Not parking available at allKid-friendliness: In theory yes but they might be frightened by the large dogs breathing onto very low tables. Unhygienic and disgusting.Wheelchair accessibility: Accessible for wheelchairs.
My friend and I have been visiting Coffee#1 in Trowbridge for nearly a couple of months to plan an art project. We have sat and watched, talked, listened, drawn ideas, and planned what’s needed, with some decent coffee and tasty cakes (the cheesecakes and cinnamon buns are good). I love the big windows through which we have watched Trowbridge’s people walk by, and our changeable West of England weather show all its different shades of light and texture with sunshine, blue sky, cloud, wind and rain. The staff are smiley, friendly and helpful. It’s a good place.Wheelchair accessibility: All on one level. Hard floors.