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Where to eat Cafe food in Luton: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Find out what Cafe restaurants to try in Luton. Luton (/ˈluːtən/ ( listen) LOOT-ən) is a large town in Bedfordshire, England, 20 miles (30 km) east of Aylesbury, 14 miles (20 km) west of Stevenage, 30 miles (50 km) northwest of London, and 22 miles (40 km) southeast of Milton Keynes.
Things to do in Luton
8. Cafe Zandra's
Luton's hottest and newest coffee shop, Café Zandra's teamed up with the Wooden Hill Coffee Co to deliver Luton's unique brand of coffee, a wide selection of teas and soft drinks with daily smoothies available. From our food menu you can experience freshl
Reviewed By Carol C
First visit here today with my sister , very impressed , clean , tidy well presented , great staff very efficient lots of choice ranging from breakfast and lunch menus. Reasonably priced will definitely drop in again thanks for your comments ,much appreciated,please come again
7. Billy's
Get a real taste of the Mediterranean with techniques passed down from generations.
Reviewed By freedc2015
Went with kids to eat out and came across this new restaurant Food was extremely tasty especially the mashService was excellent as staff were on hand to help our every needWill definitely be coming back for moreAll food was cooked to perfection and nothing was dry as in some places Overall an amazing eating experience
6. CJ's Cafe
Reviewed By fork_handles
Bushmead has been needing a café like this for many years - a decent, down to earth eatery with decent food at a decent price. Wide variety of food including Sunday Roasts offered, great prices and open when you need it. Outdoor area at rear caters for smokers, great view of life passing by! Decent breakfasts plus other more substantial meals offered. Free parking at front or rear, only issue is that if you don't know the area, it's a bit difficult to find as Bushmead is a rabbit warren! Set the satnav and head here for a good meal in pleasant surroundings.
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5. The Sicilian Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 20 reviews
Reviewed By AndyChesham67
Always a good experience at The Sicilian. Good quality traditional breakfast/lunch with proper coffee.To me the best place for a fry up in Luton. Easy to park. Good service. Good quality food. Never a problem adding/swapping from the menu
4. The Nearest Cafe
Reviewed By nigel-travelww
Excellent cafe! My advice just order/ask for exactly what you want.....or spend ages looking at all the 'ready made' breakfast for hours on end!! Not fussed on their sausages tho' - all else is good, hot & quick. I can't comment of the lunches etc I have only eaten breakfast here.
3. robbies tea shop
Overall Ratings
4 based on 37 reviews
Reviewed By lincolnhatter
Had a quick lunch of mushroom soup and baguette, two large pieces of baguette which was excellent, I can eat bread for England. Used to eat in here when I was an apprentice and working in town, so nice its still going
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2. The Hardware Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 39 reviews
Reviewed By Jeremy H
As you approach the counter at this pay at time of ordering cafe, you are greeted with a wide smile and friendly conversation by the staff. First impressions count and they were fantastic. I ordered a set breakfast which, in my opinion, was rather over priced. Portion size wasn't up to the price but the food was more than satisfactory. What I had was excellent. I would return if in Luton, but there are definitely better value cafes around.
1. Old Skool Pantry
Overall Ratings
4 based on 144 reviews
A family run restaurant and deli offering breakfast, lunch, dinner and takeaway. Fresh homemade cakes can be eaten in the restaurant or purchased to take away. We also sell a lot of the high quality meats and cheeses we use within our menu. Our menu chang
Reviewed By CJS-1990
After hearing and reading a lot of good reviews we thought we would give it a try on a Friday evening. When we arrived we were given a cocktail menu but no food or drinks menus. The waitress was lovely but not very knowledgable. She didnât know what gins were served and when we asked if there were desserts she said we could choose from the counter only to then bring a menu. We were left sitting with dirty plates for quite a while then a few were cleared and again the rest were left.The food was ok but the fish cakes werenât very hot - new ones were prepared. The patatas bravas appeared to have been reheated.Sadly we were rather disappointed by the food and service and at £49 for 6 tapas, a G&T and a bottle of sparkling water we didnât feel it was very good value.
