Poachers Cafe - Menu

The title says it all. Sausage and chips is not difficult to cook but so many places manage to **** it up. Poachers is always spot on for a quick lunch! Must try some of the more sophisticated dishes on their menu sometime!

I have visited Poachers Cafe several times.Had breakfast on each occasion the food was hot and served quickly. On other occasions we just went in for coffee. Every time I have visited the staff have been polite and attentive. It's only a small cafe but it's well worth a visit.

We found this Cafe by chance and enjoyed our lunch. The home made soup was delicious and nicely presented there was quite a variety of food on offer so something for everyone. The atmosphere was friendly and everywhere was clean. We went back for a cup of tea and a cake before we went home.

Visited the cafe on Saturday, found the facility very cramped. Ordered breakfast for my wife and I, Bacon, egg beans and tomatoes good Fried bread full of fat and grease terrible, not good to eat. Sausage very poor quality cheap and full of bread crumbs Staff very friendly Nice location Sorry Poachers Overall breakfast disappointing, will not be returning. Best breakfast is at the Deanery next to the butchers opposite the car park.

The food is cooked to order in full view, with generous portions and excellent service. However, the main issue is that the indoor space is not accommodating for a busy restaurant. This was a problem for me, as I am not very mobile and struggled to move between tables. There is outdoor seating available, but it can be windy. Despite the great food and reasonable prices, the lack of space will prevent me from returning for another visit.

This cafe is not a trendy bistro, but rather a small, clean establishment with outdoor seating that serves delicious, straightforward food made to order. While the menu may not be fancy, they offer a good selection of breakfast, light lunch options, and snacks. The staff is friendly and accommodating, and the prices are reasonable. The only downside is that the toilets are clean but not accessible for disabled individuals. Overall, I would definitely return to this cafe.

Second Saturday in a row for lunch at the compact but always busy cafe. All the hot food is heated through for the individual and there is a decent range on the menu and specials board. Last week I had the liver and mash, this week it's the chilli con carne with rice. My wife had the steak and ale pie and she does eat beef often so it must be good. All the food is home cooked and there is a good selection of proper puds, not your nouvelle cuisine party stuff that's gone in two mouthfulls.

I went here to meet a friend and had my nephew in a pushchair. We were immediate told to fold the pushchair up even though we were the only customers. I felt like we had sat at someone’s table and our food was very good and fresh yet we were made to feel very unwelcome and eat quickly and leave. As it filled up it seemed like we were being frowned upon as my nephew was laughing and not deadly silent. I will not go here again as I felt awkward and unwanted which is unnecessary when you are trying to give a small food place custom.

I have visited this restaurant a few times and have always enjoyed the food. However, today I went with my friend and her nephew and bringing in a pushchair with a 1-year-old was quite difficult. The staff did not seem happy about the pushchair and immediately asked us to fold it up as soon as we arrived. The food was served quickly, but it felt like they were rushing us to finish our meal and leave with the pushchair. While I understand that the restaurant is small, we were made to feel like a burden. I will not be returning to this restaurant, with or without children.