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United Kingdom Food Guide: 9 Cafe food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Melbourne
Discover Restaurants offering the best Cafe food in Melbourne, United Kingdom including Jack's of Melbourne, Melbourne Hall Tea Rooms, Welcome Cafe, The Garden Restaurant at Swarkestone Nursery, Tylers Tearooms, Scoff & Shop, Victoria Vintage Tea Rooms, The Courtyard, Chilli Bean Kitchen
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9. Chilli Bean Kitchen
Overall Ratings
4 based on 256 reviews
Chilli Bean Kitchen is open to the public Thursday to Monday. Come along and sample our scrummy home prepared breakfasts, homemade cakes, freshly ground coffee, fresh prepared savoury dishes and home baked cream teas NOW SERVING TRADITIONAL FARM BREAKFAST
Reviewed By Janet C
Had a cuppa and a cake while waiting for our Alpaca experience, Very pleasant surroundings, polite and friendly staff and clean toilets, always a bonus for me.Thank you for your feedback :) We hope you will visit again soon!
8. The Courtyard
Overall Ratings
4 based on 241 reviews
Reviewed By lewis54321
Can never fault this place for great food, good service and a relaxing ambience. Every time myself or my wife visit here it's always wonderful. The setting is cosy and quiet but still only yards from the town centre. Staff always make a place and this is a perfect example with cheery polite folk who will help in any way if required with variations on the menu.Dear Lewis, Thank you so much for this fantastic review. We feel we have a lovely team and itâs great to be appreciated. Thanks for your continued support. We hope to see you again soon. Please let us know who you are, next time you call in, so we can say thank you in person.
7. Victoria Vintage Tea Rooms
Overall Ratings
5 based on 162 reviews
Reviewed By greenrake
Attended a meeting in Draycott and we took over the whole place at lunch.The place itself was very quirky and the staff very friendly and courteous. The food was very well presented, tasty and plenty of it!! Seconds if required. It was a very relaxed and comfortable experience and would have no hesitation in recommending it to anyone.
6. Scoff & Shop
Overall Ratings
4 based on 38 reviews
Reviewed By GoDaddy99
It was the oasis that I'd been searching for, especially when offering hot foot. Unfortunately, that feeling promptly dissipated. "we've plenty of sandwiches", " a mushroom soup if you like", "or we can still try and do something off the breakfast menu".I ordered double egg with beans on toast and a mug of tea. The first disappointment was the 'half' cup of tea (see photo), the second, the single spoonful of beans (see photo) but the biggest shock was the price..... £7.50!. With my slice of Bakewell I paid £10. In hindsight I wish I'd carried on into Ashby (see my other review/s for what a decent portion should like).When I write these reviews I work on feeling. I came out of there feeling ripped off. I give an 'average' rating of three stars rather than two because I like to err on the generous side. The place was clean and tidy. The staff, or at least one of them, was smiley and, I suspect it's hard trying make a go of a business like this.I appreciate that reviews count but I can't be dishonest to myself.Sort your prices out (do you really need three staff) and it could be a decent place.
5. Tylers Tearooms
Overall Ratings
4 based on 192 reviews
We are a small family run tearooms serving breakfast, lunch, homemade cakes, cream teas and afternoon tea. We make many of our dishes from scratch and all our cakes and scones are HOMEMADE ON THE PREMISES
Reviewed By John B
From J Boy of DerbyA delightful cafe near the village bus station very good food, full breakfast includes tea or coffee for £6.50Outside tables available, friendly staff, and excellent quick service, being so busy due to the Download concert I expected a long wait, but the meal was delivered promptly.Must go back and try the famous cakes.
4. The Garden Restaurant at Swarkestone Nursery
Overall Ratings
4 based on 208 reviews
Reviewed By 870jakib
Met here as a halfway venue with a friend of mine....Had coffee...Lunch....afternoon tea!! Very popular ...so a bit of a queue..staff friendly and efficient...food excellent...had panini's for lunch and cake in the afternoon ...both delicious ....could do with a bit more help clearing tables...especially outside...would definitely repeat our visit.
3. Welcome Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 62 reviews
Reviewed By Paul F
Hungry we explored Melbourne and soon stumbled across dog friendly Welcome cafe and it certainly was!We had two full cooked breakfasts and they where simple, big, tasty and freshly cooked, side order of thick toast and a cuppa thrown in for good measure. A really friendly place thank you.
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2. Melbourne Hall Tea Rooms
Overall Ratings
4 based on 186 reviews
Reviewed By 181grahamk
First, a confession. I am a bit obsessive about cheese scones. The blame for this lies with my daughter-in-lawâs mother, J, who bakes a perfect cheese scone. Consequently, every NT property tea room and similar establishment that bakes and sells cheese scones that I visit has its cheese scones rated on a 1 to 10 scale that has Jâs level of perfection at the very top. Suffice it to say that almost never has this near impossible target been reached. A crunchy, cheesy outside (not too hard), a fluffy inside, a clean taste without excess soda, not too dry, not bready. Rare indeed. The cheese scones baked here (by the lady I had to meet) are amazingly equal to the standard set by J, and she has scored an almost unprecedented 10. Well done indeed. I also had a delicious tomato soup and Stilton cheese to go with this remarkable scone. Donât let the fame go to your head. The tea room itself is really lovely too and the cakes looked really good too. Their coffee wasnât half bad either.
1. Jack's of Melbourne
Overall Ratings
4 based on 164 reviews
We are a small, licensed, coffee shop in the picturesque town of Melbourne, home to Melbourne Hall and Gardens, only five minutes' drive from Calke Abbey and Staunton Harold.As well as great coffee and a selection of homemade cakes baked daily on site, Ja
Reviewed By davidpW5512MO
This is our second time eating here.Lovely food, I had a ploughman's and asked for gluten free bread. This was really nice and they replaced the pork pie and Branston pickle for alternates. The Mrs had quiche which was nice too. The staff are all really nice and chatty.
