Lovely little cafe with those stunning countryside views. The atmosphere is so calming, perfect for a relaxed stop. I did wish they had a slightly more interesting tea selection to go with the scenery, but it&#39;s spotlessly clean.

Stopped in for a bacon sandwich and coffee. The sandwich was spot on - crispy bacon on fresh bread. Good, simple stuff.

The fruit scones are the best I&#39;ve ever had. It&#39;s a lovely spot by the water, and the seating is comfortable enough to just sit and relax for a while.

The apple pie here is just like my nan used to make. Seriously, the best I&#39;ve had in a restaurant. The kids&#39; portions are massive too, which is a huge plus. Prices felt fair for the area.

The red velvet cake was a standout. Moist, with just the right amount of cream cheese frosting. Went perfectly with their smooth coffee. A really nice way to end a meal.

The barista was so kind, helping me with the app when I was stuck. He was really careful about wiping everything down too. Made my hot latte feel extra comforting in the tidy space.

Great spot in the centre of town. The wine list had some interesting local options that paired nicely with the pastries.

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