As a coeliac, it&#39;s so nice not to have to explain everything. The team here just gets it, made catching up with friends stress-free.

Late breakfast was a treat. The food was tasty and didn&#39;t cost a fortune, which was a nice change from the usual Sunday roast prices.

Cosy spot with decent veggie options. The mushroom sausage roll was a nice surprise.

Been coming here for years. The coffee&#39;s always spot on, strong and smooth. Staff are friendly, know the regulars. It&#39;s just a nice, relaxed place to sit for a bit.

Been here a few times. The full English is solid. Hash browns and sausages are the highlight &ndash; always crispy, cooked fresh. Nothing fancy, just does the job right.

Nice little spot on Moorland Road. Had a quick lunch here - the homemade soup was proper good and came out fast. Just what you need for a quick bite. Staff were sound.

The blueberry bakewell was the standout. The pastry was crumbly and buttery, and the filling had a sharp jammy tang that cut through the sweetness. Took one home for later, too.

The cappuccino is spot on every time, a proper one. I like to pair it with their almond croissant. It&#39;s a cut above the usual chain stuff, though I wish they&#39;d offer a slightly larger cup size.

Lovely relaxed spot. The staff were so attentive - noticed my water was low and refilled it without me asking. That kind of small gesture really makes a difference.

The ham and cheese toastie was good, but honestly, the portion felt a bit small for the price.

Always a nice visit. The staff are so friendly and the booths are really comfortable.

Popped in to get some work done. Wi-Fi held up fine, plenty of sockets for the laptop. Seats are comfy enough for a few hours. Good spot for that.

Decent spot to get some work done. Plenty of space and comfy chairs, so you can settle in for a while. The coffee prices are okay, but I did notice the pastries are a bit on the small side for what you pay.

The owner is so lovely, always chats while making your toastie. Makes it feel like a proper local spot to catch up with mates.

The blueberry and lemon cake was really nice, moist and not too sweet. Had it with a pot of their Earl Grey. The tea selection is good, though the cake slice was a bit small for the price. Still, a pleasant spot for a quiet afternoon.

The outdoor patio is a lovely spot for a morning coffee. Their house blend paired nicely with the quiet atmosphere.

Nice spot to hang out and chat. The chairs are all different, and there&#39;s a bookshelf at the back. It&#39;s a chill vibe, but I wish the drinks weren&#39;t quite so pricey for what you get.

The pain au chocolat was spot on, flaky and buttery. And that view of the Abbey with my latte? Just lovely.

Such a sweet spot for dog owners! Our pup got his own sausage roll, and he was absolutely thrilled. The staff were so lovely about it, made us feel really welcome. Will definitely be back with the furry one.

Really liked the relaxed vibe here. The coffee was good, but what stood out was how fresh the ingredients felt. You could tell the avocado in my toast was perfectly ripe, not mushy at all. It&#39;s a nice local spot for a simple, quality bite.

The beans are roasted right here, which makes a real difference. Price is surprisingly decent for the neighbourhood. 👍

Popped in for a coffee with a friend. The retro vibe is actually really nice for a catch-up, not too loud. Coffee was good, and the parking out front is a total bonus. We ended up staying longer than planned.

Been coming here for years. It&#39;s right on the high street, so dead easy to pop in. The place is always bright and feels open. Just a good, comfortable spot for a coffee, whether you&#39;re in a rush or have time to sit.

Lovely little independent spot in Gloucester. Popped in with a couple of friends for a catch-up. The scone with clotted cream was so good! The music was just right for chatting, not too loud. Perfect for a relaxed afternoon.

Been coming here for years. The food&rsquo;s always fresh and solid, especially the veggie options. It&rsquo;s just a reliable local spot for a decent meal.

Been coming here for years. It&rsquo;s a good local spot for a quiet coffee. They always have a few decent cakes and paninis. My dog&rsquo;s welcome too, which is a plus. It&rsquo;s just a reliable place.

The cocktail masterclass let you pick what to make. The host knew his stuff and kept it fun. My Old Fashioned turned out just right.

The full English was spot on, especially the black pudding. Tuna melt was decent, but they&#39;d run out of the sourdough bread I wanted. Solid grub when they have it.

Chocolate milkshake was spot on. The menu had loads of flavours though, took me ages to pick! Price was decent for the size you get. Might try the strawberry one next time.

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