Lovely little spot near the village centre. We sat outside in the sun, which was nice. The food is all cooked fresh - my chicken and leek pie was spot on, really tasty. Good selection of hot meals and cakes.

Kerrie and the team were so polite and helpful. It just makes the whole visit feel a bit nicer, you know?

Been coming here for years, and the coffee&#39;s always spot on. They keep the syrups interesting, and I look forward to their seasonal twists &ndash; that cherry iced coffee last summer was a proper treat.

Their Italian hot chocolate is like drinking a melted chocolate bar. It&#39;s so thick and rich. The cafe is lovely inside, but honestly, I&#39;d come back just for that drink. A bit on the sweet side for me, but still fantastic.

The coffee&#39;s always good and there&#39;s loads to choose from. My go-to spot for a catch-up with friends.

The puppachino was a nice touch for the dog. My own flat white was solid, decently strong without being bitter. The milk was steamed just right. That&#39;s really all I look for in a coffee shop.

Stopped in early Saturday. Barista Astray was very welcoming, made a good flat white. Quick service, quiet spot to start the day. A solid local option.

The catering sandwiches were so fresh, with crisp veggies and quality bread. They even included lovely vintage plates, which was a thoughtful touch.

The banana bread was spot on, moist and not too sweet. Paired it with a flat white. The salted caramel shortbread had a nice crunch, but a bit rich for my taste. Solid coffee accompaniments.

As a coeliac, I&#39;m always on the lookout. Their gluten-free bread and teacakes were spot on - fresh and not dry at all. Had a slice with my coffee, which was really good too. A solid find for anyone needing GF options.

The coffee here is a proper surprise - rich and smooth, not the usual bitter stuff. Went for a beef brisket roll too, which was spot on. Menu&#39;s got loads of choice, even for my vegan mate. Service was quick, no fuss.

The upstairs is a great spot to work or meet friends. Lots of natural light, feels spacious. Their coffee is reliably good, and I appreciated the short but thoughtful selection of teas. A solid choice for a quiet afternoon with a decent drink.

The bar manager really knows his stuff. Suggested a lovely Spanish red that went perfectly with the charcuterie board. Staff are friendly, no fuss. A bit pricey for the wine, but you&#39;re paying for the expertise.

The coffee&#39;s solid, but those vegan cupcakes are the real star. Moist, not too sweet. Service is always friendly, even when they&#39;re busy.

Live music on Sundays is a treat. The sound quality is top-notch, though drinks are a bit pricey.

Great start to the day. The Bloc Brunch on that massive sourdough was spot on, quality ingredients. A glass of fresh orange juice was the perfect pairing, really brightened up the plate. Staff were lovely, music was a nice touch. Felt very relaxed.

The full English breakfast was spot on. Everything tasted so fresh, especially the eggs and tomatoes. The toast from a proper loaf was a lovely bonus.

Been coming here for years. The veggie and vegan dishes are solid - even my non-vegetarian colleagues don&#39;t mind them. Coffee is reliably good. It&#39;s a convenient spot for a quick, no-fuss lunch meeting.

A real gem. The creamy chicken curry was spot on, rich and flavourful. What really stood out was the wine list &ndash; found a lovely Spanish white that cut through the richness perfectly. Staff were friendly, no complaints there. A solid dinner.

The homemade hummus was really good, fresh and creamy. Paired nicely with a local lager. Sat by the canal, which was a nice spot. Staff were friendly and knew their stuff.

The owner is so lovely, really makes you feel welcome. The baklava was incredible, perfectly sweet and flaky. Grabbed a doner wrap to share with friends and it was the star of the table. Such a nice spot for a casual catch-up.

The staff were so careful with my allergy! They double-checked everything and even brought out a separate set of utensils. Really appreciated how seriously they took it.

The minted Welsh lamb casserole was so tender. I really appreciated the freshness of the ingredients, you could taste the quality. Came back for lunch because of it, though the portion was a touch small for the price.

Nice spot for coffee and cake in Wilmslow. The server was very kind and even gave us a free baguette, which was a lovely touch. The coffee was pretty good, though the cakes were just fine. A decent place for a quick stop.

The latte and mocha were okay. My food was pretty nice, but they brought the wrong dish. The place itself is lovely though, really liked the high ceilings and the big windows.

The conservatory at the back is lovely for a quiet evening. Food arrived quickly and was tasty. The wine list had some interesting local options, which paired nicely with the main. Staff were very welcoming.

A reliable spot for me. The matcha is good, but their wine list is a bit limited. The halloumi wrap is solid.

Right by Manchester Victoria station, so handy for a quick drink before the train. The space itself is a bit cramped though.

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