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Best Cafe restaurants nearby. Discover the best Cafe food in Redhill. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for Cafe restaurants near you. including Lye Cross Farm Bus Cafe, Yeo Valley Canteen, Heather's coffee shop, Somerset Flower Farm, The Little Red Beetle, Lion Rock Tea Rooms, Edelweiss, Strawberry Line Cafe, The Pantry, Old Street Pantry
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10. Old Street Pantry
Overall Ratings
5 based on 176 reviews
Reviewed By DANDGFREEQUEEN
Here we both had a nice cooked breakfast , GF bread available on request for a small charge I didnât have a problem with that as the breakfast was at a reasonable price anyway . Just a shame the lady serving hadnât been a little bit more friendly .
9. The Pantry
Overall Ratings
4 based on 120 reviews
Quaint village Cafe warm welcome serving home cooked food including breakfasts, teas and coffees, Sunday roasts, eat in or takeaway, all day, 7 days a week.
Reviewed By whodeystock
Hi. Thanks for the lovely tasty meal. My son enjoyed it so much that he was eating it with two spoons to get it in as quickly as possible. A family favourite cafe.
8. Strawberry Line Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 110 reviews
The Strawberry Line Café Project Community Interest Company was set up in 2008 to restore the old waiting room at Yatton Railway Station and run a community cafe. We are a not-for-profit social enterprise, set up to involve adults with learning disabiliti
Reviewed By kellygA6301SS
Nice little cafe ran by disabled adults. Dogs welcome in the back garden. Mainly used by cyclists and commuters. Home made cakes and drinks of a very reasonable price. I canât fault the cafe, putting something back into the community. My son is disabled and I understand the stigma that goes with it. This cafe helps show how capable these young adults are and they do a fab job.
7. Edelweiss
Overall Ratings
4 based on 336 reviews
Edelweiss is a popular and long established family run cafe serving breakfasts, home-cooked meals, light bites, teas and real barista made coffees. The menu consists of fresh, seasonal and locally sourced produce and is all homemade. It is open seven days
Reviewed By Roadsider
Visited around 1pm for cream tea and cake. It was busy and we got a table quick by pure chance. The food itself was nice enough, a nice cream tea and no complaints but the place does not help itself in the way it deals with its table service. While there we saw 3 tables reserved but they must have turned around ten people away. When one asked when a table would be available they said they were not sure and did not give any further information. A poor way to run the business and it must lose money daily if its run like this. Stop reserving tables, its not a high end restaurant. Young staff trying to do a decent job but not helped by those above making the decisions. And there are plenty other cafes in the village who will gain from Edelweiss turning people away.Hello there,I'm sorry, I don't think I really understand your review. Your personal experience was good by the sounds of things, because as you say, ''It was busy and we got a table quick by pure chance... a nice cream tea... no complaints...'' - But you give two stars and and title beginning with ''Let down..'' - when you were not let down in any way? Your rather overbearing spouting about a business choosing to take table reservations and so therefore in your opinion it has ''a strange style of service'' is the only strange thing here.Having run Edelweiss for 17 years, working an average of 70 hours per week, I think we are the only ones who really have the information to decide whether we are losing money from reserving tables. Not, with all due respect, by someone who arrives at his decision whilst eating a Cream Tea, during a singular 20 minute or so snippet of Edelweiss life. It is true that when you only have 50 seats, reserving tables does lose some customers, but more to the point, we don't allow all of our tables to be reserved and only allot a certain amount of tables that customers can book. We do this to keep a large regular customer base who would not otherwise gamble the certainty of a table after travelling. We look after our customers well, and for our particular business, we know we would lose a big proportion of our customers who keep our numbers strong when the tourists stop flocking to Cheddar in such numbers during the quieter season. You, in fact, were able to get a table BECAUSE we don't allow all the tables to be reserved.Regarding a prospective customer asking one of our young staff members when a table would be available, if she didn't ask a superior team member it is very likely that we were too busy to give more information, being that it was the peak time of 1 o'clock in the summer holidays. It's quite difficult to take time with prospective customers wanting a table when you're full, as too can judging how long customers are going to be and whether they might go on to have desserts, coffee or chat for a while after finishing etc.Thank you however for your positive comment about our young staff doing a decent job. Our happy team both young and older do do a very decent job yes, but on the contrary to your judgement, they are very much supported by us.There are plenty of other eateries in the village, yes, and just as we turn people away when we are too busy, they do too; it's life in catering and we Cheddar businesses know how it rolls. There's little to be gained by jumping to conclusions or basing opinions on little or no information, and it would've been nice if you could have reviewed us regarding your own good personal experience, rather than down-rating us for a non existent issue that didn't affect you.
6. Lion Rock Tea Rooms
Overall Ratings
4 based on 973 reviews
The ONLY award winning Tea Room in Cheddar Gorge. We are the oldest Tea Room in Cheddar, trading for over 100 years. All our food is made on the premises in our 5star hygiene rated kitchen. We cater for all dietary needs, including Gluten Free, Vegetarian
Reviewed By Steve_Lincs1
My girlfriend and I visited here for lunch today. I had a Nutella got chocolate which was amazing and my girlfriend had a toffee apple hot chocolate. This was lovely too.I opted for a ploughmanâs with ham and my girlfriend chose chilli with chips and cheese. Wow what flavoursome meals we got. My ploughmanâs had a blue cheese, cave aged and smoked cheddars with hot bread roll, salad, pickles and coleslaw. See the photos for yourself! Very highly recommended.
5. The Little Red Beetle
The Little Red Beetle is a Coffee And Gift Shop serving delicious coffee and teas, pure hot chocolate, milkshakes, and home made lemonade in the summer. Food options include, fantastic home made cakes, porridge, cheese scones, cream teas, sandwiches, tea
Reviewed By Langfords2010
Not a big selection of food on offer, but is a friendly hub within the village. They also sell a range of gifts (local craft)Thank you for your review. The food selection is limited by the lack of kitchen facilities and the reluctance to nuke everything in a microwave! The cheese toasties are doing well so I hope to move on to paninis etc. Do come back in the winter when there is delicious, warming soup on offer.
4. Somerset Flower Farm
Overall Ratings
4 based on 38 reviews
Reviewed By 662darrend
Fantastic breakfast as ever. First time I had taken my wife here (my daughter gave it away that we'd been before as she went straight for the toy she'd last played with). We arrived just after 1100 hours, which is when breakfast stops. However both the ladies in the cafe were lovely and managed to rustle up 2 lovely fresh breakfasts which we all enjoyed. Can't thank them enough, love coming here. It's a hidden gem away from it all, a must for those wanting a change of scenery - and what a beautiful location it is. Already looking forward to coming back ladies...
3. Heather's coffee shop
Overall Ratings
4 based on 142 reviews
located in the heart of Congresbury we offer a large menu of hot food, cakes and also some of the best coffee in the south west.. all sereved with a smile
Reviewed By diane m
Eat here after soft play today for the first time . The omelette i had was exceptional and so light. Service could have been quicker and children meals would be a welcome due to the new soft play. Despite that the food was really good quality and very friendly will def go again Hi Diane.Thank you so much for your kind review. its greatly appreciated that you took the time to come on our trip advisor page. You will be pleased to know that we will be releasing a children's menu very soon so keep posted for that! :)hopefully seen you again soonThanks again
2. Yeo Valley Canteen
Overall Ratings
5 based on 1077 reviews
Our Yeo Valley Canteen started off as our staff restaurant, but everyone loved it so much, and itâs such a beautiful spot, we thought it only right to open it to the public. Itâs been a huge hit â especially our foodie events, like Roast Wednesdays. We ta
Reviewed By Jo D
....ok, maybe not in the whole world, but definitely the best breakfast location in the West Country.This place is just amazing and I want to live here! Fantastic restaurant, fantastic staff, fantastic food, fantastic view, fantastic coffee, fantastic ambiance and FANTASTIC loos! Do not leave this place without going to the loo! Quirky, fun and stylish.In all seriousness, it's just lovely. Book online and take somebody you want to impress. I've been here 5 times and I think I'm becoming addicted :-)Hi Jo D,Thank you so much for your FANTASTIC review.It's great to hear how much you really enjoy visiting our Canteen and we hugely value your feedback and loyalty. If you haven't already been you may wish to consider visiting our Organic Garden located just a couple of minutes drive from HQ. In addition to a spectacular 6.5 acre Garden you will also find a Cafe serving light lunches, cakes and refreshments. The Yeo Valley Organic Garden & Cafe are open each Thursday and Friday 11am - 5pm until the end of September. We hope to welcome you back again very soon. Best wishes,Roy & The Team
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1. Lye Cross Farm Bus Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 84 reviews
Fantastic home cooked food, made with great local produce â Breakfast, lunch, and afternoon tea & cake!
Reviewed By tommy b
What a find on way to Bristol airport. After discovering nothing else was open at the time we were travelling when we discovered this hidden gem. We ordered two breakfasts which can only be described as the most delicious breakfasts we have ever had. All the food is freshly cooked in front of you, the ingredients are from the local farm shop next to this food outlet. The owner and chef is a lovely friendly man where nothing is too much trouble for him. The bus idea in which he has set up this business is such a unique idea, although small it was nice to have our breakfasts in such a comfortable bus. We would happily have paid double what we paid and cannot recommend this place enough. This business deserves to thrive and prosper in every way.
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