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Reviews on Cafe food in Odiham, Hook, including La Creperie, Newlyns Farm Shop, Cafe & Cookery School, Fountains Mall Coffee Shop, Shack Cafe, Daisy’s Tea Room at Serendipity
1. La Creperie
Overall Ratings
4 based on 75 reviews
A cozy little cafe that offers a little taste of France. We serve a variety of Sweet and Savoury Pancakes (Crepes & Galettes) as well as Croque monsieur, light meals, cakes, macarons. We also have a hidden garden that is perfect to spend the afternoon sun
Reviewed By MWLANDSVB
Weâd go back in an instant as the food served is really good here, but the service is dreadful. Waiting to be served in the first place (on our visit there were only a few people there, 2 or three tables) took a ridiculous 10 minutes then a further 10 minutes for basic drinks to arrive and finally a further 20 minutes for food to arrive. Watching the 2 inexperienced and not bothered staff chatting didnât help either. The cook knew what he was doing though, very tasty galettes indeed, but clearly he had no idea about organising and managing the servers. So, unfortunately we wonât be returning, itâs a pity.
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2. Newlyns Farm Shop, Cafe & Cookery School
Overall Ratings
4 based on 424 reviews
Welcome to Newlyns - our family has producing great food in the heart of Hampshire for four generations and now bring this and much more, direct to you, through our two farm shops at North Warnborough and Weyhill.Allow Newlyns to provide you with a comple
Reviewed By Carolyn M
What a great set-up, with the farm shop, cafe, gift shop & a drinks specialist on site. Had lunch, freshly prepared sandwiches with deliciously dressed leaves, & my friend's smoothie was pronounced very good indeed. Spent a good while wandering around the assorted premises - I am visiting friends in the area & would definitely have this on my 'to do' list for future visits. Everyone we encountered in the various shops & the cafe was just lovely. An added bonus - another friend back home in Aberdeen & I have had a £5 Christmas gift limit for years, but as each year passes it is increasingly difficult to find something different & interesting for this amount - imagine my delight when I found a packet of bowtie pasta in summery coloured stripes of pink, yellow, blue & green for £4.99 - result! It made me chuckle & I am sure it will have the same effect on her when she opens it, so thank you so much, Newlyns Farm Shop.Dear Carolyn M,Thank you so much for your kind comments! We look forward to welcoming you again soon. Kind regardsVickiCafe Manager
3. Fountains Mall Coffee Shop
Overall Ratings
4 based on 62 reviews
Reviewed By Chris C
Visited the village fore the first tim ein about fifty yeras ands found thois littlew gem on the village High Street. Excellent coffee and cakes that looked delicious even nthough I didn`t partake of any (was going to lunch so didn`t want to fill up on cakes, which would have been easy!) Fresh bread on sale and also lunch time snacks. Very clean and well kept, pleasant and happy staff. Will certainly be using this place again ands won`t be waiting another fifty years for the next visit! Well done to all concerned.
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4. Shack Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 45 reviews
Reviewed By matt c
This 100 yr old building serves the best Breakfasts ever, Laura and her team are very welcoming and deliver the food piping hot and its delicious every time, Keep up the good work team, thumbs up every time. These old transport stops are becoming a rare sight now, use it or loose it, Love it here, Highly Recommended
5. Daisyâs Tea Room at Serendipity
Overall Ratings
5 based on 110 reviews
Daisyâs Tea Room is situated within Serendipity Antiques Centre, 295 Fleet Road, Fleet. Serendipity opened its doors in May 2012 and is now a thriving independent business within Fleet. With an excellent reputation as a friendly, welcoming Antiques Centre
Reviewed By Belle-Noel
The tea room is found right at the back of the shop and one has to navigate down a long corridor and through a room to get to it.I loved browsing past all the wonderful trinkets, jewellery and things for sale in the main shop. Itâs a very quaint, cute and quirky place. I did not sit in the tea room but decided to get a scone to take away and have later- based on the reviews on tripadvisor. I couldnât decide on a plain or fruit one so a nice member of staff showed me both so I could make my decision. I chose plain. I was advised to warm it slightly before eating which I did but I didnât really enjoy it. It was dry and not at all sweet. A real disappointment. I have eaten many scones in my lifetime and sadly these just did not live up to my expectations. I rate average for the scone and not for the staff or the shop. Thank you for your review.I spoke today to the staff member who served you and we are rather bemused by your comments. I understand you originally asked for a savoury scone to take away but when offered cheese, you declined asking what fruit ones we had available and their sweetness. My experienced staff member talked to you about the fruit varieties we had and when asked what choice she would make for sweetness, she advised the sultana ones as the fruit made them sweeter. You decided to opt for a plain one. We do add a little sugar to the plain scones when we make them but they are, by their very nature, plain! All our scones are regularly baked in our own kitchen and are fresh; we take great care when we warm them for our Tea Room customers and so, therefore, it is difficult for us to comment on one which has been taken off the premises. Certainly, as you can see by the reviews we receive, this is the first time someone has commented about our scones being dry. I know you were offered jam and cream to take away with your scone but you chose to decline and I wonder if you ate your scone with butter and jam or jam and cream at home? Both are lovely, but any scone (particularly plain) would be dry to eat without some accompaniment. I welcome you to visit us again and pleased that you enjoyed looking around Serendipity. Customer service is extremely important to us and our staff are our ambassadors and do us proud. Perhaps next time you visit, if you make yourself known to the senior Daisy's staff member on duty, we can give you a classic cream tea with our compliments to eat in Daisy's.Kind regardsJane
