We had a wonderful visit to Wilton Windmill. Our two young boys enjoyed the tour and learning how the windmill worked. Our volunteer guide Chris was very knowledgeable and engaging. The guide book for the windmill was very informative and is worth purchasing. It also has some activities for children in, including the trail for the tour. Personally I didn't enjoy walking on the wooden platform around the outside of the mill - I found the creaks unnerving, though it is apparently sound. It's a wonderfully peaceful site. In terms of facilities, there's limited parking at the roadside, one portaloo and a small café offering refreshments (and ice cream). Plenty of picnic space. We were here for about 2 hours in total.

Fascinating little place. You can visit it any time I believe, however, for tours you have to come at a certain time which is mentioned on the website. Nice little bit of history restored by a passionate individual. The scenery around the area is gorgeous and it's close to Martinsell hill which is worth a visit as it's quite close by. When looking it up on Google maps I saw what looks like crop circles in the field next door. Overall a lot of interesting places to see nearby too so would be good to make a day out of it! Have fun!

Went for the family fun day and was a brilliant day, lots of activities for children, birds of prey, beer and coffee tents, stallholders, plus tours of the windmills too, def a day to put in the diary!

Beautiful windmill! You can join the tour inside and also buy flour produced from that mill. We loved the tour, and we learned a lot about the mechanics of the mill. It's definitely worth a visit if you are in the area.

Amazing site. Beautiful scenery and benches to have a picnic.

Only open for tours on Sundays 2pm - 5pm (and a few other days during the year). Well worth a visit if the time window works for you. The guides are very knowledgeable and approachable, and there is a great little cafe/ticket office. There is not a lot of cover if the weather is not good. Roadside parking is very limited, but there is a field beside where parking is also available.

Aug 28 Still a lovely and refreshing place. They made changes to picnic benches and good to see this upgrade. ====={{ Fantastic experience to be there around and snapping a few family pictures. We were lucky to get sunshine on our visit on Sunday, especially during this time of year. I believe they have no guided tours especially in winters.

Lovely working museum, heat to see a vital part of the Kennet and Avon canal in action. Friendly and knowledgeable volunteers. Nice little cafe. Small car park.

Managed to visit on one of the steaming days, really interesting and fascinating to see the pump in action. Lots of friendly helpful volunteers to answer any questions.

Loved it. The oldest working steam engines still performing their original job and the most pleasantly instructive steam museum I've visited yet. The volunteers are well informed and also supremely keen to be helpful. We'll worth the trip. Reccomend

A great day out, with lots to.learn. Go.on a steaming day, worth it. Entrance is £12.50 for adults, which is a little expensive but for that you get a year pass, so.then if you use that it's great value. Run and managed by volunteers a fantastic operational water lift station.

A fascinating place. The dedication of the volunteers keeps this little gem going. It's history and working pumps are spot on. There's a lovely cafe but if you're going with a family it may be worth your time to take a picnic. Lovely walks and places to watch the world go by.

A beautiful place with some of the best volunteers I have ever met. It was fascinating and I really enjoyed it. If I had visited as a child I would have been an engineer by now, it is extremely inspiring.

My first visit to this wonderful, piece of Victorian engineering. All the volunteers where very knowledgeable. A true masterpiece of working steam Beam engines.

Bit of a pain to find (see attached pictures). Google will take you via the farm but you need to go around. Be careful on the way up, the underside of my car got damaged by the path, just some scratches though. The chapel itself is quit pretty, definitely agree it is a lot like Duxford, or Temple Manor if you managed to see that. Great views, would be quite nice to sit here on a hot day.

Lovely little place to stop at while driving through. It's set just outside a farm. You can only approach this from the north entrance via Chisbury Lane. Google will potentially show you entry from the south but that is not possible. You can drive up the little lane off Chisbury Road directly up to the chapel and there is enough space to turn around to leave. Be careful on the road up as it is a dirt/gravel track so take it slowly.

St Martin's Chapel, Chisbury is a mediaeval former chapel next to the manor house in the hamlet of Chisbury, Wiltshire, England. St Martin's was built in the early part of the 13th century, on the edge of Chisbury Camp, an Iron Age hillfort. There are written records of it from 1246 onwards and its surviving architecture is contemporary with that period. The walls are faced with flint. The windows have the remains of good-quality Decorated Gothic tracery that suggests they were added in the latter part of the 13th century.

I visited here as part of my english heritage tour. Here is some background: Chisbury Chapel is a small medieval chapel dating from the late 13th or early 14th century, situated on the site of an older hillfort in Wiltshire.

A medieval Chapel, still with its 13th century consecration mark. The Chapel is along a narrow farm track in the yard of a farm. No other facilities.

A little gem with great atmosphere, built in a break in the fortifications of an Iron Age camp. Don't expect to see very much, just rnjoy ehat there is, and the beautiful location and views.

Not much to see as empty Capel but fun finding it free to enter any time

By far the shortest leg to bum ratio that I have ever had the misfortune to place my posterior upon. Should this be holy, I am happy to go to hell.

ten out of ten best bench i've ever encountered

You don't see benches built like this anymore

I went to this bench with high hopes and was not disappointed in the slightest! Although at first I was confused on the proper way to use the holy bench, when I finally sat on it my cheeks filled with joy. The design of the bench was so minimalist I was concerned if some of the comfort would of been lost but no! Behold! The most comfortable bench I have ever had the pleasure of sitting on. Thank you holy bench, you have made my year.

Really lovely staff, welcoming and friendly. Didn’t at all mind my bike outside behind the table I was sitting at unlike some other Marlborough Cafe’s!! I will definitely be back with all my cycling friends 🚴‍♀️🫶👍

The Food Gallery is hands-down the best coffee stop in Marlborough. Right on the High Street with parking close by, it’s a true local gem — welcoming, relaxed, and full of character. I absolutely love the owner, Ben, who is incredibly kind and genuinely passionate about the place. You can tell he cares deeply about the customer experience and has great ideas for keeping things fresh and improving the layout. The café already feels so warm and inviting, and his enthusiasm makes it even better every time I visit. The atmosphere is perfect for everyone — families, teenagers, parents, and people like me who sometimes come solo to work or just enjoy a quiet coffee while soaking in the friendly Marlborough buzz. It’s great for a working morning, a relaxed lunch, or simply sitting back and chatting with locals. The coffee is exceptional — their bespoke roasted blend is rich and smooth, and the hot chocolate is one of the best I’ve had. The menu is brilliant too: English breakfasts, poached eggs, panini, soups, salads, sandwiches with fresh meat or fish fillings, homemade sausage rolls, vegetarian options, and delicious cakes. Everything tastes homemade and thoughtfully sourced. The staff are always attentive, friendly, and genuinely care about your experience. The Food Gallery offers that perfect mix of comfort, quality, and community — the kind of independent café that makes Marlborough special. Whether you’re grabbing breakfast, lunch, or just a refuel during a High Street wander, it’s the ideal spot to relax and enjoy a proper coffee. I can honestly say this is my go-to café in Marlborough for work, lunch, or simply a calm, welcoming moment in the middle of the day. A brilliant independent coffee shop that truly deserves its reputation.

This is one of my favourite place for breakfast. Nice service, dishes always perfectly cooked and presented. I love the menu but I highly recommend Eggs Royal! I've been there many times and Eggs Royal are always a winning bet. I'm not a good coffee drinker but my wife loves their coffee. I love the fresh orange juice.

This was my second visit to the Food Gallery. The first time, I came with my child after a bike ride and we stopped for drinks we really enjoyed the atmosphere and I was looking forward to coming back to try the food. Unfortunately, this visit was quite disappointing. I was left standing around, unsure how the queuing or seating worked, and when a table became free, another customer who had just arrived was seated instead. So we just left. It’s a real shame, as the place has great potential, but the lack of a clear system or guidance for customers made the experience frustrating. I hope this can be improved for future visitors, as it’s a lovely spot otherwise.

Came in for an early lunch and left amazed. I ordered a cappuccino and it was one of the best ive ever had, and their English breakfast was the perfect portion and tasted amazing!

Only stopped for a quick lunch. But beware! If you order Croque Monsieur, you just get a ham and cheese toasties with a hint of dijon... No bechemel or dipped in egg in sight! Can't complain otherwise, free water, nothing to complain about for service.

Visited 25/03/23, midday. Just before the busy lunch period. We ordered full English & eggs benedict on sourdough. Both nicely presented and tasty. Good menu, jacket potatoes, panini, sandwiches too, and cakes. Nice ambiance, friendly staff. Only suggestion is offering a larger option on the coffee size, they only do a small one which is very nice but would like a larger option. Recommended, would come again.

Food was excellent, if not a tad on the expensive side. Service could have been better, felt forgotten about at times, perhaps due to it being busy. Have a good range of good quality seafood on the menu, the oysters were super fresh and tasty. Worth a visit if you like seafood.

Food was to die for. Oysters are a nice good size. We were recommended to try the bang bang cauliflower by the waitress and it did not disappoint. You get loads in lobster roll and the portion of fish and chips is also very good. Definitely recommend. It all tasted very fresh. We also went on a very hot day and an effort was made to spread the customers around to keep it nice and cool in the restaurant. Definitely recommend. Also the location is perfect, good to have a stroll around after, and easy to park with free parking in Sundays!

We had an unforgettable experience at Rick Stein’s. From start to finish, everything was flawless ,the atmosphere, the service, and most importantly, the food. The salt and pepper prawns were perfectly crisp with just the right amount of heat. The beef steak was cooked beautifully tender, full of flavour, and paired wonderfully with the accompaniments. The cauliflower bang bang was a real surprise — bursting with flavour and utterly addictive. The crab linguine was everything you’d hope for at a seafood restaurant: fresh, delicate, and rich without being overpowering. And the crème brûlée was a flawless finish creamy and smooth with that perfect crack on top. The staff were warm, knowledgeable, and attentive , truly elevating the whole experience. Thank you for a wonderful evening. We’ll absolutely be back and are already recommending it to friends and family!

First, let me say that Rick Stein is my all time favourite TV chef, so when I was in Marlborough, and saw there was one of his restaurants there, I cancelled my previous booking elsewhere and booked here. I could go on and on about why I was so disappointed, but ultimately, the food here was just ok. We had a halloumi appetizer - very nice and well balanced, followed by mackerel, scallops and watermelon salad as 3 starters. Mackerel was nicely cooked but the whole dish was bland, the scallops were completely tasteless - I mean completely - like nothing, and the watermelon salad was not exactly fresh - withered rocket and watery over ripe watermelon pieces. The fish curry main was very nice, but all in all, when you consider the portions are all smaller and the price is highly inflated (as you would expect), you expect the quality to be much higher. I was entirely disappointed, and would recommend 3 or 4 other restaurants in Marlborough instead. If I didn't love Rick's tv shows so much and enjoy his books, I would have marked it lower.

We enjoyed our outing but didn't feel we got the overall wow factor like we've had on our visits to the Seafood restaurant or the Cafe in Padstow. The front of house staff, whilst kind and attentive (when other customers permitted!), weren't necessarily as fully trained as we have become to expect from the Rick Stein brand when they are working on the floor. One of our starters didn't arrive complete, but unfortunately, the kitchen nor the server noticed. Overall, it was a pleasant afternoon, but we were hoping for more.

Had a three course lunch today, prawn tempura, mackerel paste, lobster roll, steak frites, chocolate tart for dessert…restaurant is very dark inside and didn’t really fit with the bright summers day. Toilets were v messy and not quite in line with expectations. Food was v salty and the portions were not big. Service was set at 12.5% cover charge, a little high, optional of course….Left a little disappointed to be honest

Service is impeccable, Staff was so attentive and liked how they took our coats and welcomed us warmly! Drinks were great. The only almost negative star was the duck confit seemed overcooked (but still yummy so I still ate it haha) but the sourdough, mussels w escargot butter, glazed honey carrots and crab linguine was delicious. Would come again if I was back in Marlborough, to try other dishes!

Stopped by whilst staying in the area. Really welcoming, friendly traditional pub. Food was excellent, huge portions really tasty. Have to mention the mash, best ever! Deserts amazing too. We were really impressed & would 100% recommend . Excellent value for money. Wish we lived closer 😊

What a great find on our canal holiday 2 weeks ago! A fantastic pub, very accommodating, warm and friendly and really lovely food. Highly recommend!

Nice countryside atmosphere and very local vibe. Beer and cider was fresh and staff was very happy to help out. Felt welcoming after a long days walk. Definitely a good choice with the beer garden attached. Couldn't try the food though.

Lovely pub with good food. I like the variety of prices as I just wanted a light lunch when I went in today with my dog, so got the Summer Ploughman's which was a good price and substantial. Both staff at the bar were very welcoming, and Liv brought out snacks for my dog and was intuative and helpful. Great staff make for a great experience and I will definitely return when I am next in the area.

Excellent food here, as well as a good selection of drinks and friendly service. In addition, this is a "dog friendly" pub, offering a garden area and the freedom to bring four-legged friends into the pub. While I was there guests included large families with children as well as couples. Dogs were kept very much under control. The dining area is spread over at least two large rooms and is very clean and well-maintained. At the time I visited (Christmas), a two course meal was under 25 pounds and a three course meal for 28 (not including alcohol). Highly recommended and I will go again.

A great pub and well worth visiting. All pubs need our support. Now, to be honest, my Sunday lunch was not the best. I believe the butcher might have let them down as the Beef was a bit ropey. The Yorkshires were a bit dry too - but they can be quite tricky. Not going to down vote as all other food was excellent- i will try lunch there again as it might just have been a duff joint, or my bad luck. Everything else was excellent.

Great family run pub with amazing food and great atmosphere whether your out for a midweek drink at the bar, taking your family and friends for an excellent meal or there for one of their events like folk night on the third Wednesday every month! Hands down the best pub around there!

Was a nice hike through the town and across the valley of stones to reach this beautiful place. Very peaceful and no one else was around, so we could enjoy the spot without issue. Really great that it’s fairly remote and needs a bit of a hike to, which makes it a little more protected. So many Neolithic sites in the area it’s definitely worth coming to. Also friendly farmers. Highly recommend

Quirky pile of rocks which you can climb, etc. Google took us to somewhere you can’t really park (though a kind stranger let us park on her driveway), and finding it wasn’t too easy as fences block the way and need climbing over, etc (not easy with a baby in a buggy and two young kids). Cool when you get there though, and apparently there is a proper place to park cars, and we went home via a circular route which was easier terrain, but ended up confusing once over the main road, to find our way back to our car.

Well bit of a tricky place to find. You turn of the A4 and go up this byway to a farm yard. On the other side of which is a steep grass road which takes you down to a gate. I had to go through the gate and past a herd of cows and a massive bull. As this is a footpath not sure why the massive bull was there. Come through the gate turn right past the bill and head to the other end why there is a board explaining the history. There is another gate there. The cows and bull follow you to the gate. Short walk on the other side is the Neolithic stone work which is in some grassland. It’s all free just beware of the bull

Wow what a pain to find no signs from car park. Once parked in the devil's den car park walk down the long byway (track) till there is a small gate (with beware off bull sign) just after a corner go through to next small gate & follow cut path keep left and walk down the hill until you see a tree 🌳 surrounded by stones and turn left through another gate and your in view 👍 possibly a 20min walk.

This is such a beautiful and tranquil place, just you, the birds and the breeze. About a 15 minute walk along a track opposite the village of Charlton between Marlborough and Avebury. Take a picnic and just chill.

It's a nice place to spend time quietly relaxation with fresh air. You can view the farm area also there is some amazing Stone standing.

Google maps sent me along a bridle path that does not take you here. If walking i suggest you follow the (longer) driving route to "up on the downs car park" then approach from there

Such a beautiful area. Lots of walking trails. One of my favorite places on the planet.

It's a nice place, especially the village of lockeridge. It's more of a pitstop though. I believe you can walk from the dene to the longbarrows.

I always thought where did the stones come from for Stonehenge? After all I did live next to it for 14 years. Well now I know where and how. The blue stone was from wales. You could walk all the way to Avebury Ring on these stones but sadly they have been removed by Farmers before the Trust took over.

Great to walk around the stones

Quite lovely spot. Sarsen stones everywhere and there's a path weaving through them. If you climb up the bank on one side there's a great view over this small valley - stayed nearby in an AirBnB which was charming.

Fairly short but enjoyable walk. If you walk up the hill in the second field you are able to see the edge of West Woods/Bluebell woods- pretty sight Grazing cows at different parts of the year.

Beautiful part of Wiltshire between Avebury and Marlborough. Pretty much the very picture of an English village harbouring a tiny part of a national treasure. Littered about as though forgotten remnants of ancient sarsen stone that dot the monuments of this part of the landscape of the country. Lockeridge itself is also home to the 'who'd a thought it' pub and close to Silbury Hill and West Kennet long barrow. If you like ancient history up close you can't go wrong in this part of the world.

Rather higgledy piggledy layout which added to its charm. Beautifully laid out with festive decorations. Entrance was not clear. The £10 entrance seemed a bit steep and I wouldn't pay again to visit. There were no other visitors.

Hidden behind a nondescript door and the Historic Houses shop, is a fascinating time warp from the war. It's a small gem but filled with local history. The only downfall (could be for real), would be the stairs, which are not for those with mobility issues. The stair lift was out of action when we visited.

Interesting house from 1654 and collection of furniture of the same period. Sympathetic restoration in progress.

Wonderful 17th-century house with period furniture. The house is steadily being restored but much of it is accessible. Highly recommend the guided tours; our guide Robin was entertaining and knowledgeable.

Very interesting museum. Well worth a visit.

Very informative guided tour of fascinating historic town house

Fascinating venue with varied displays. Building is like a rabbit warren. We had a very helpful guide in Jane.

This beautiful gallery houses a good selection of British 20th c. art. The book section is fantastic too. Well worth a visit.

There's a very good eye behind this place

Firstly, as at August 2024 the Marlborough White Horse is becoming overgrown and seemingly not cared for. A big shame. Quite a disappointment actually. Marlborough White Horse, also called the Preshute White Horse, is a hill figure on Granham Hill, a fairly shallow slope of the downland above the hamlet of Preshute, just outside Marlborough. The Marlborough horse lies in the grounds of Marlborough College and is the smallest horse in Wiltshire. It was cut into the hill in 1804 by a group of school boys. The design was created by pupil, William Canning. Many far off views of the horse are obstructed by trees, as the grounds of the college are quite wooded. You can get a good view from the footpath running from Preshute House to the A345 road ... once get onto the college sportsgrounds. The horse is 62 feet long by 47 high, and it has become thinner since the early twentieth century. It was restored again in September 2001, when it was re-chalked. It’s worth a visit if you’re visiting the Wiltshire White Horses. It’s been on our list to visit for a while. That is the last of them ticked off now.

The horse is only a short walk outside of Marlborough but it isn't easy to get to it and it's pretty overgrown and hard to see at the minute. Decent place for a picnic.

Set in one of the richest locations in Wiltshire but the worse kept of all the White Horses

Horse is pretty overgrown but it’s there.

A bit disappointing - it probably was white once but it certainly isn't nowadays but at least it is fenced off to preserve it.

Best place to see it is from the graham cl walking path south of the kennet River. There is even a walking path that makes it possible to walk up near it.

Not easy to see from the road, best to park in Marlborough & walk through the churchyard round the tennis courts

Great service I have onions intolerance and Nat manager was so so helpful. Great service from chole it was my daughter 14th they made her feel special. Will visit again soon

Nice food lovely waitress. We were a large party and were made very welcome, we pre ordered our food so everything ran very smoothly. Everyone wanted to pay for their own food at the end which is not uncommon, a service charge was added to the bill of £43 which instead of adding 10% on to each person who paid the last person paying had to foot the bill! This needs to be more clear and fair to everyone to ensure customers return as it has put us all off!

Wow. Just wow. From minute one the atmosphere and smell of this restaurant was impeccable. Food yes. Service yes. When one of our pizzas hit the floor, a replacement was offered as priority one. It’s hard to name our favourite employee who helped us to day but if i had to narrow it down I would have to say either Jaz, Johnny, Remi, Linette or Amanda. Will return asap

Service and staff were very good. Very switched on and attentive with food dietary and allergies. Food was also great, especially the vegan dough balls.

Shoutout to Jonny, Remi, Joanna, Nat and Marty for making our lunch such an enjoyable experience. The food was incredible and you were all so friendly. This is our go to for obvious reason!

Always friendly and fast service at Marlborough Pizza express and the gluten free pizzas are so yummy and we can all eat :))So are the espresso Martinis !

Went for dinner in the evening and sat at the front near the windows. Overall the service was incredibly slow! Another customer who was there with her young daughter also commented on how slow the service was saying, “they’re always under staffed here”. Finally got our food which was nice but the pizza I ordered was meant to have salad in the middle but it was just a LOT of rocket. No other salad at all which I didn’t think was right. Asked a staff member and he said, sorry must be a mistake in the kitchen, it’s meant to have some spinach leaves too. The menu said, “salad”, which I’m sure most people would assume should contain more than just rocket and/or a few spinach leaves. Overall the food was good and service was friendly but far too slow for somewhere that wasn’t even busy. I felt they prioritised takeaway orders, leaving diners waiting a long time for their food and drinks.

We had the most wonderful afternoon tea in Krumbz cafe this afternoon. Delicious freshly made sandwiches, scones and a variety of fruit and selection of small cake . Lots of hot tea refreshed as we required . I would highly recommend. Must be pre-booked . Great value for money too.

First occasion to visit this café yesterday with friends for morning coffee. Lovely location, very friendly & pleasant staff, but the coffees were really not up to much and well below my expectation. This was also the case with the scones , although I heard no complaints about the cakes ! Nevertheless, seemed very popular ,so you might want to reserve a table if you still decide give it a try. You could always have tea & cake!

Great breakfast choices and lovely staff. Also loved my ‘bowl’ of tea.

Lovely cafe! Went in with the family for lunch and all of us enjoyed our sandwiches, we had big plans to have a slice of the cake afterwards but the lunch was so delicious and filling we will have to do a trip back for the cake another time 🤣 Book or arrive on the early side as it gets very busy.

Thank you so much as always. Absolutely love what you have going on there. The sausages and bacon I'd some of the best I have tasted so kudos to you and your supplier. Will see you again in a few weeks 👊👊👊👊Matt Kent.

This cafe was lovely. Their prawn sandwich and coffee was a good pick me up! It is located in a lovely place, and the staff were very friendly. I'll definitely come back here again.

What a great cafe, lovely freshly made/prepared food, great position, brilliant staff even serving bottled beer & glasses of wine, 6 stars

A bit of a tardis of a pub, traditional front bar with lots of old features, but the pub keeps going back and back. More rooms then 2 pagodas and a beer garden as long a 6 neighbouring terraced houses. It's huge. Good pints. Quirky locals at the bar during our visit, but squeeze past them and these loads to explore.

Visited with some of our ladies football team today after a less than pleasant experience at a pub just down the road. The two bar staff were very welcoming and friendly, and sorted last minute food orders for us! The food was lovely, and the pub itself is beautiful. Can’t thank the staff enough for their service today! It was very much appreciated! We will definitely return when our fixture is rescheduled! 😊

This was a very unplanned stop on our trip across the UK. It turned out to be a great experience. Very friendly staff and the rooms were clean and very well priced. We didn't end up eating, but the drinks were good and also reasonably priced.

A lovely pub in Malborough. We're South Africans and spotted Bunny Chow with Durban curry on the menu and just to try it. We were not disappointed. I had the soup of the day which was also very good.

Popped in for lunch, partner is Coeliac and the menu is very inclusive. Pub appeared quiet and we were waiting a good 40 minutes for our order, however weren't disappointed when the food did arrive. Flavoursome and great portions.

Great service, fantastic Green Dragon Burger with all the trimmings!

Wonderful pub boutique accommodation, the room was great. Complimentary water (in classy glass bottles), tea selection, fluffy towels, comfortable bed, wonky floor and staff service all were excellent, thank you😀👍

A charming little café just off the main street, don’t forget there’s more seating upstairs. We’ve been before, and the staff are always pleasant plus they allow dogs, which is excellent. Lovely homemade cakes with plenty of choice, and the coffee is lovely too. We’ll be back. Thank you. Lyndon S.

Everything from cakes to ham, eggs and chips available. The cakes were lovely and the coffee was nice and hot. Staff excellent.

What an amazing cafe this is. Wonderful food and great service and extremely dog friendly! Would highly recommend 😍 have visited several times with our older dog when she was a puppy and have brought our new pup here a few times too, she loves it and the owner and staff could not have been more welcoming

Check it out!! Stopped at this little coffee shop, very friendly staff… coffee wasn’t bad either only I offered mine to the homeless person after a couple of sips who was sat under the arch just before the high street! He said he really liked the coffee, so I guess it was really nice!! I had no complaints from the teaspoon amount I had. Place is fairly small with a few tables, but to be honest, it’s well stocked and fairly clean. Cappuccino was £3.10 for a small and I got extra chocolate sprinkles!! Worth a visit!

Good cafe on two floors just off the high street beside waitrose and it's big car park. Good range of lunch options.

Incredible looking cakes and bakes, lots of it homemade. Some really vegan options, including an exceptional lemon cake. Lovely service and staff even though we did a to-go order, they provided cutlery and packed the cake really nicely. We can't wait to go back!

Very nice cafe good friendly service nice tea and latte. Well worth a visit and not to expensive