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Find out what Cafe restaurants to try in Radstock including The Holy Cow., Meadgate Farm Shop, Mells Cafe, The Riverbank, Essence Cafe, Cafe and Ice Cream Parlour, Rooted Cafe and Supper Room, Newton Farm Shop and Cafe, Costa Coffee, The Full Stop Cafe
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10. The Full Stop Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 45 reviews
All of our cakes, soups, salads and savoury snacks are made on the premises by our team. We even make our own jams and chutneys! We take the time to prepare our food freshly to order in our open kitchen. When it arrives you will have a generous portion of
Reviewed By jawfolkestone
We passed this place on the way to Bath and called in for lunch. So glad we did - they have an excellent vegetarian menu with freshly cooked meals made from locally sourced products, the staff are so cheerful and welcoming and the atmosphere is great. The veggie breakfast was divine. You can relax in comfy sofas or or sit at tables and browse the books. It's lovely to be able to eat good food in such a friendly place.
9. Costa Coffee
Reviewed By TiggerMSN
They never run any of the Costa promotions that are always being emailed to customers! Always out of toast also!
8. Newton Farm Shop and Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 309 reviews
We have a delightful and attractive farm shop and cafe situated in the picturesque Duchy of Cornwall village of Newton St Loe. Our business has developed around our home produced beef, lamb and pork, all of which are on sale in our shop and cafe. We are a
Reviewed By Paul1558
Popped in for 2 x regular cappuccinos and 1 x millionaire shortbread - paid £9.05! A nice place and no other issues, but the pricing seems overly top-end. I was considering a bacon sarnie, but at £5.50 decided to pass. Weâll only visit here intermittently at best...Thank you for your thoughts, however I am surprised to read that you think we are expensive.We have to charge enough to stay in business and to pay for the very best ingredients as that is one of our fundamental principles. In your case, the very best coffee, ethically grown and imported, roasted and ground in Bristol, and local, organic Jersey, non-homogenised milk from a small family dairy herd recently prized for turning their cows out to grass more than any other in the South West.The Millionaire shortbread is made here on site by hand, and as I am sure you are aware takes a very long time to make, being in 3 stages. As it is home made we can ensure again that only the best ingredients are used and definitely no palm oil as in most manufactured copycats. In fact locally i have struggled to find many others even making this by hand and on site as we do.On top of the best ingredients we of course have all the overheads that have this year gone up substantially, such as labour, pensions, electricity, maintenance, repairs, water, cleaning, rent and rates.Not surprisingly however, when we check amongst other similar independents in this area, we are charging very similar prices, and in some cases less.We really hope that you do visit us again at some point and thank you for putting your thoughts on this forum and enabling me to put the business owner's point of view.
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7. Rooted Cafe and Supper Room
Overall Ratings
5 based on 103 reviews
Seasonal, Sustainable, Local. Thoughtful Vegetarian & Vegan cooking, serving food all day. Now hosting Seasonal Supper Clubs on the last Friday of every month!
Reviewed By gkylieg
Definitely the best cafe to get amazing vegetarian/vegan food in Bath! I come here at least once a week since starting uni in Bath last year! My housemates and I love it at Rooted. The food is fantastic and the service is always warm and friendly.Would 100% recommend getting their poutine (both the original and Indian poutine are divine!). Don't skip out on something sweet, their chocolate vegan brownies are so rich and satisfying!Hello gkylieg!Thank you so much for leaving us a review!Weâre so happy you and youâre housemates love us- feel free to join us anytime!... we agree not to skip out on the brownies! They are so so good!See you soon!Georgie
6. Cafe and Ice Cream Parlour
Small, cosy cafe and ice cream parlour situated on the FIRST FLOOR at the Holly Court shopping centre. 119 High Street, Midsomer Norton BA3 2DB
Reviewed By KatieE1643
The best ice cream in the world, great selection of flavours and great price. Great Hot Chocolate and very tasty belgian waffles. My children were delighted. Good place for a family .Definitely visiting again :)Thank You>I am so pleased that You enjoyed Your recent meal in the cafe :)
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5. Essence Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 30 reviews
Reviewed By AnnS3924
This lovely cafe is a little gem in the busy High Street. The staff are always friendly, service impeccable and the cafe is very clean. Delicious breakfast menu, light lunches and wonderful cakes, with a varied selection of teas and coffees. What more could anyone ask for? The perfect place to meet friends for coffee, or have a meal on your own. I love this place!
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4. The Riverbank
Overall Ratings
5 based on 18 reviews
Reviewed By Keith150
Myself & my Uncle stopped here for a breather whilst cycling from Frome to Bath.Initially, we only wanted a quick coffee but we were seduced by the cakes.My Uncle had what was in effect a giant Jaffa Cake whilst I had the Chocolate & Mint Sponge. Both would be on the rostrum at the Cake Olympics.You can even sit outside and watch the river babbling beneath you.If you are ever in Radstock - and why wouldn't you be, make sure that you come here.
3. Mells Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 112 reviews
The award-winning Mells Cafe is attached to the village shop and was opened by Great British Bake Off star Mary Berry at Easter 2011 and became an immediate success, serving freshly-cooked food to local residents, visitors, walkers and cyclists , 7 days a
Reviewed By 267davef
It was someones front room (or seemed like it). Limited seating. Run by volunteers. But the decor and service and food quality was great. Very friendly.Thank you for the kind words. Our volunteers are always delighted to read that their free time has been well spent! The room was actually purpose built in 2010/11 as an extension to the shop so we could serve coffee, tea and cakes. A small kitchen was quickly added when we realized that their was enough demand for a proper cafe. It was designed to look like it had been there for centuries and has won some awards. Please come again.
2. Meadgate Farm Shop
Overall Ratings
5 based on 35 reviews
Reviewed By gemmafahy
Myself and my husband stopped for brunch after visiting family in the local area and we were not disappointed! The service was amazing and the food and drink was second to none. I totally loved the shop and will be visiting again when back in the area. The fact that it is family run adds to the charm. I will be recommending to family and friends for sure.
1. The Holy Cow.
Overall Ratings
4 based on 138 reviews
Reviewed By GreenockLad
We recently had the opportunity to engage the Holy Cow to cater a garden party for 35 people. Amongst other items, our requests including hors dâoeuvres, sandwiches, cake, pudding and cheese, all served by the staff throughout the afternoon. The whole experience was superb. Every single item of food was absolutely delicious and looked as exquisite as it tasted. The Holy Cow staff were delightful and attentive, ensuring no one was waiting for anything and the preparation and serving area was left clean, neat and tidy - absolute bliss! We wanted a party where we didnât have to lift a finger and they absolutely delivered.
