Overview

Whether you're looking for a light bite lunch, pick me up sweet treat or somewhere to ponder over a coffee and the paper this wee cafe is perfect. It doesn't look much from the outside but inside it's a chic little place crammed full of books. There's an array of seating options, traditional table and chair, booth or sofa. We opted for a booth, having parked my wheelchair at the door (plenty space). They're well know for their flat breads having many different fillings, and oodles of types of coffees and tea, sure there's something for everyone. Service is prompt and chatty. We pay and are told they'll bring it all over for us - perfect for me. Nipping to the loo, I look in horror at the spiral staircase, but fear not a staff member shows me to the disabled toilet in the corner. Over all a nice little stop with my friend.

Transport & Parking

We drove and parked under the shopping centre then walked to cafe. There are great bus and train links to the city too.

Access

The only bad think is it's up a steep hill, but the whole city is on a hill so it can't really be helped.

Toilets

Over all actually its pretty good, I took a star off for the cleanliness and the massive baby changing unit at the door.

Staff

They were all lovely and helpful, but did look a little tired/bored sometimes.

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