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Yeovil, Food Guide: 10 Cafe food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Martock
Best Cafe restaurants nearby. Discover the best Cafe food in Martock. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for Cafe restaurants near you. including Pips Railway Carriage Cafe, Cedar Tree Cafe, The George Coffee Shop, Claire's Cafe and Sandwich Bar, National Trust, Chirpy Cottage Cafe, The Feed Station, Dorothy's Tea Room, Art Tea Zen Cafe, Living Pretty
10. Living Pretty
Overall Ratings
4 based on 264 reviews
Reviewed By mrsmb2015
What a lovely place , we did book and arrived early and were allowed to be seated , but they had squeezed us into a tiny two seat table which was ok as there were only two of us but seeing as there was hardly any other tables occupied we should of be allowed to choose and a window seat would of been nicer as mums birthday gift. The table they put us in was right next to the walkway up the stairs to the loo . The afternoon tea itself was very nice and the cakes were delicious I choose the vegan flapjack , I highly recommend that one . The staff themselves seemed a little stressed which was strange as not busy . We only asked a question as to Where the town hall was for the big breakfast and the waitress didnât know snd had to ask and a woman snapped and said I have to get the phone first then il answer your question , but another nice waitress stepped in and knew the answer and was very polite . We will return most probably as I like their light lunches. Hello Mrs mb 2015, Thank you for your 4 star review. I do remember your visit to the tea shop on Monday, as it was myself who showed you to your table. At the time I did explain we hadnât set your table for afternoon tea, as you were very early, but showed you to your seats. Had I known you werenât comfortable at the table I would have more than happily moved you. I would also like to apologise that a team member snapped at you, when you asked for help, this will be investigated personally by myself. I am glad I appear at the right time to step in and help with directions. In regards to the tea itâs self, Iâm so pleased you enjoyed it, especially our gluten free vegan flapjack, and that you were able to enjoy our âJoly Juneâ offer of buy one get one half price on our afternoon tea, which Iâm sure made the birthday treat even better. We hope to see you again soon. Kindest regardsHayley Manager.
9. Art Tea Zen Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 148 reviews
A chilled cafe serving a variety of homemade meals, hot and cold drinks
Reviewed By Laura H
The style and decor looked lovely so I was keen to try the place out having just moved to the area. I planned for myself and 3 year old daughter to have some brunch but disappointingly it didn't work out that way.Upon opening the front door two yappy small dogs came bounding out the door at my daughter as we stood on the pavement. She is nervous of dogs. I was expecting to be told 'oh they are just being friendly' which is the standard response from dog owners who don't appreciate the anxiety many people feel when dogs run at them (me included) - plus what adult would want two sets of teeth in your personal space and barking at you at head height (as that's what it is like for a 3 year old). She leapt back terrified and I had to swoop her up for fear of her jumping backwards into the stream of traffic immediately behind us. I was pretty fuming because of this.The man came to the door, no apology - just looking grumpy. I asked if the dogs would be out in the cafe as my daughter is nervous around them and gruffly he said he could tie them up. I still should have just walked away there and then but despite feeling really angry at the dogs being allowed to run at my daughter like that the British politeness in me meant I felt obliged to go in and buy something (what!?!).I went to the counter and he just looked at me. I reluctantly ordered the bare minimum with no smile from the man. I passed him a £10 and he brusquely asked if I had anything smaller as he didn't have many £5 notes. I didn't. He gave me a £5 note in my change. Maybe £5 notes are saved for customers who don't disrespect the dogs but it made me feel even more like my business wasn't welcome. I just drank my drink quickly and left half of it. I barely spoke to my poor daughter as I was seething about the experience. Why I left offering a cheery 'thank you' is beyond me.Having seen other comments on here I suppose I should take heart that maybe it wasn't entirely my reaction to his dogs that caused the man to be 'grumpy' as it sounds like his character. However, the quality of the service makes a huge difference as to whether I return somewhere and this has unfortunately put me off coming back. This is a real shame as it is clearly liked by other customers and the menu looked really good.We are very sorry that you didnât enjoy your experience at the cafe yesterday especially as your daughter was frightened by the pug and jack Russell. I am especially sorry that you took my manner as grumpy. Iâd like to assure you it was not intentional or personal or in any way related to your arrival. It was probably related to it being our first morning back after an attempted break-in with three bricks through the door. Unfortunately we do have two small dogs in the cafe ( not in the kitchen) and are a dog friendly cafe. We are always happy to tie the dogs up if someone is scared or does not like dogs. I am sorry if you think that we did not act quickly enough in tying them up. Unfortunately you were followed in by a young family that know the dogs and tend to make a fuss of them. We did tie them up as soon as we could retrieve them and are sorry if the delay caused any distress. Unfortunately with no bank in town change and change management is an issue, especially first thing. Once again I apologise if you considered my question brusque. I would hate your experience of Art Tea Zen to colour your opinion of Langport or this part of Somerset. It is a wonderful, friendly community with much to offer a young family such as yourselves. Youâve definitely made the right decision moving here. If you ever want to come back to the cafe youâd be very welcome, just give us a call or pop in first so we can tie our dogs up and advise if there are any other dogs visiting. Andy Waller. Owner
8. Dorothy's Tea Room
Overall Ratings
4 based on 82 reviews
Reviewed By Davidbignose
This is the place you wish would exist, and it does! From the moment we entered the staff smiled and offered us advice, chat and some bloody delicious cakes, scones and simple lunch eats...the pate was a generous portion and also yummy.
7. The Feed Station
Overall Ratings
5 based on 63 reviews
Licensed café , restaurant , bar . We have fully refurbished this lovely grade II listed building and welcome everyone to enjoy this beautiful environment. We source the highest quality local produce and have a real passion for the food, cake and coffee t
Reviewed By gfssa
Popped over for a late lunch. Lovely atmosphere, very friendly, liked the decor too. A cafe that caters for cyclists ââï¸. Has an outside area. Saw a few people having afternoon tea (24 hours notice required). Think I might try in the future looked very yummy.Will be back.Thank you. Do try the afternoon tea, I don't think you'd be disappointed.
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6. Chirpy Cottage Cafe
Reviewed By JuneR704
This is a small cafe on the edge of martock, Somerset. Here you can have tea and cake (homemade as well as no gluten) or a light lunch. It is lovely, when you are restricted to this type of diet in order to stay healthy, to find a cafe where you know you can eat anything. (And you can purchase a slice of cake to take away with you) I can recommend the steak and vegetable pies- loveliest gluten free pastry I have ever tasted. Frozen pies also available to buy to take home.
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5. National Trust
Overall Ratings
4 based on 87 reviews
Reviewed By Chris C
Fascinating history and delightful series of ' Garden Rooms ' each so different. Allow at least two hours for your visit. Two pubs in the vallage can cater for lunch too.
4. Claire's Cafe and Sandwich Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 21 reviews
Reviewed By Positano1987
We just popped in for breakfast and had a large sub bacon roll. NIce bacon and a lovely mug of builders tea which I love! My husband also enjoyed his coffee. Lovely friendly staff. Next time we are in Martock we will return.
3. The George Coffee Shop
Overall Ratings
4 based on 21 reviews
A welcoming Café (non-profit-making), great service from a team of friendly volunteers, we serve Organic and Fair-trade Versante premium Arabica coffee roasted and blended in Somerset and Mountain Water Decaffeinated coffee with exceptional depth of flavo
Reviewed By JohnR833
Lovely little converted pub run by a Christian charity as a community tea room/cafe. Lovely staff and very clean and tidy. Nothing amazing but the apple cake was very good. Not a huge selection but recommended if in the area. Benches outside if weather is good. Good prices and impressed by the cleanliness. Tables, chairs and decor all in keeping. Good to see little set ups like this.
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2. Cedar Tree Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 37 reviews
Reviewed By x333xxx
Every bit as good as others have said. Visited after a friendâs well-founded recommendation and it didnât disappoint. We did, however, think the portion sizes were too large! It was impossible to finish my meal (scampi & chips) despite being initially hungry. I think they could reduce portion size and thereby reduce food waste )and improve their profit margin at the same time) without detrimental effect on their customer offer. My partner enjoyed her lasagne with salad, and we were delighted that they sell Luscombe soft drinks with their excellent menu. Recommended!
1. Pips Railway Carriage Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 260 reviews
Our quirky cafe creates exciting & innovative flavours with focus on local and organic produce. Situated on an organic farm in beautiful rural Somerset. We are just a 30 second drive off the the A303 perfect for a half way stop on your journey between Lon
Reviewed By Wouldieathere
We stopped off for lunch. I had their take on a picnic, basically a home made pork pie, cheese and caremalised onion toastie, salad, chutney, home made slaw and fries. It was all nice and tasty, served on a wooden board. We sat in the railway carriage but could have sat in the marquee or an old double decker bus. Service was good, we arrived just after 2.30 when they stop cooking lunch but still catered from their lunch menu for us. Dogs are allowed in the marquee. Outside there is a shop called The Trading Post, selling all sorts of different foodstuff which you see in farm shops and on line. It also does fill ups if you bring your own bottle or container. Definitely worth another visit when I am in the area.
