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The waitress was lovely, a nice young girl with glasses who was very polite and helpful. The coffee was delicious. We definitely plan on returning and would recommend this place to others.

The service at this restaurant was excellent, but we were disappointed with the Brie and Cranberry open melt. The slice of Brie was so thin that you could see through it, resulting in the sandwich being overwhelmed by the sweetness of the cranberry sauce. It's a shame because it had the potential to be delicious.

I visited with my husband, 7 month old grandson and 96 year old father. The staff could not have been more helpful, and so cheery and welcoming. They helped us to a lovely area where there was room for the buggy and kept checking we had everything we needed. The food was delicious, and a box provided for my father so he could take some of his sandwiches home. We felt so welcome. Thank you to the wonderfully attentive staff there. We will be back.

This cafe has apparently been around since the late 18th century and has the original beams to prove it. While it may not be the most budget-friendly option, the cakes and coffee are delicious. I, along with many others, enjoyed the lardy cake - a childhood favorite from the Midlands. The restroom is located up a steep staircase that bends, making it a bit of a challenge to access. It may be worth inquiring about a disabled restroom option. The staff is friendly and courteous.

£35 for 2x poached eggs and ‘streaky bacon’ on toast, a hot drink and an OJ! Yes you read that right. Poached eggs was extremely watery and tasteless, no salt or sauces provided to make any better. The food was near enough stone cold. The portion sizes were only enough to feed a small child. Your young staff/chef obviously need more training. Overall the food and service was extremely disappointing for near enough £40! What a joke!! Will never return to this cafe again Waste of time and money

I also feel sad to write a negative review for Huffkins as we have so many happy memories of meeting friends and family for delicious cafe lunches. This time we were very disappointed in the meagre fillings of the toasties we ordered. They had an overall taste of dry bread. The lettuce was shrivelling and had pink edges. It really should not have been served and for meals of between £10 and £14 we do expect better. What are you going to do to get back on track? That is my question to Huffkins, who I have written to directly.

We came here for late lunch,on a cold day,on entry it was busy and warm.We were seated by stairs,barely able to get in the seats,and we are thin,seats were crammed in.The waitress told us to order at counter,ok,got menu,first we ordered ,cappucino and a HOT choclate to warm us up,but told no cash???not every one has a card,or trusts the system,so back to table,used partners card,back to order,someone in front,order again ,table number,back to table,ok,back to counter,order,pay, Twenty minutes later the drinks came,A luke warm Cappacino and a COLD [HOT CHOCOLATE?? So back to counter again to ask for a HOT chocolate,which was replaced in super quick time. The delay and presentation of a simple...

I don't feel comfortable writing a poor review as I would not be best pleased to receive one myself. However, on very rare occasions I do feel compelled to write one as in this case with our recent visit. Without going into too much detail, the food counter looks very tired and unappetising, the general decor, furnishings, and toilets all look extremely tired. The cakes, coffee and crockery was all quite underwhelming, more akin to a rough industrial estate cafe. All quite disappointing. Surely, we are not the only ones to have noticed the short-comings here! Such a shame as here you have the perfect location, space, and foot-fall to have an absolutely wonderful establishment here. It need n...

A sunny mid-November day saw us ‘take a spin’ up into the Cotswolds, with no particular plan other than to be out whilst the weather was good. We had stopped for a coffee and a bit of retail therapy enroute. We arrived here in Stow just before 13:30; with lunch a priority. We parked-up we strolled into the town centre, where several eateries vied for our custom, and we chose this busy café. As we queued to be seated we were prepared to be told that there was no room, but the café is quite large, so we were able to get one of the two tables that were still available. The menus were already on the table, and the waiter, who had showed us you our table, explained that we should visit the counte...