The Coffee House - Speisekarte

5 Lawson Place, Bury St Edmunds IP32 7EW, United Kingdom, St Edmundsbury

🛍 Coffee, Seafood, British, Breakfast

4.3 💬 1356 Bewertungen
The Coffee House

Telefon: +441284700304

Adresse: 5 Lawson Place, Bury St Edmunds IP32 7EW, United Kingdom, St Edmundsbury

Stadt: St Edmundsbury

Menü Gerichte: 2

Bewertungen: 1356

Webseite: https://yell.com

"Really nice little location and the coffee house is a lovely little cafe with purchasable artwork on the walls. Home made sausage rolls and scotch eggs and cakes which look absolutely appealing! Other hot dishes available such as bacon sandwiches and breakfasts etc. Today, I purchased the bacon butty, tea, scotch egg, americano coffee and eggs and bacon. £16 My girlfriend called the black americano as average but the eggs were nice. I had the bacon sandwich and the scotch egg. The scotch egg was lovely and warm. The bacon sandwich and the bacon on my girlfriends plate was terrible. Barely under the grill which is just a preference of choice but we could not eat it at all. Very fatty too. Whilst this is just an observation and a personal choice as well as the fact I’m in service myself, when handing back the plates, the waitress asked if everything was ok. She didn’t take note of the bacon sandwich being given back pretty much untouched or offered an alternative or even re-done! Again, just my own personal observation and how I’d do things differently but certain makes you think did I get value for money. The obvious answer is no. Whilst the staff seem nice, the food could be better. All I’d say to the staff who work here is maybe take a little time to listen to feedback and see if the customer is happy. Either a refund on an item or an alternative dish. Anyway, it’s £16; I get it’s not a lot but I’ve left the cafe still hungry. Thank you The Coffee House for your time."

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Tina Tina

Had the jacket potato with cheese could of done with butter was a bit dry, Your teapots need bleaching! They have not been done for a long time!

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abletasman
abletasman

Have been here several times now. Really good coffee and choice of home cooked snacks and cakes. Great atmosphere, lovely helpful staff and excellent menu. Definitely recommend.


PhilFromPakenham
PhilFromPakenham

The café was busy but we found a table. Coffee and cake was good. A bit noisy. They also have a branch at Fornham All Saints which has better ambiance and is where we usually go.


Flowrida777
Flowrida777

We were so pleased to come across this little coffee shop. The staff were very welcoming and the service excellent. We can definitely recommended the sausage rolls...they are huge and delicious. Coffee was excellent too! We shall de be returning. Speisekarte ansehen


Go55881683067
Go55881683067

Good Coffee and cake and would be perfect if they did not let in dogs and owners that could use the tables outside. Sat at the sofa in the middle and almost covered in dog saliva. See picture. It’s a shame as we would have made this a regular haunt.


tomkY9960LT
tomkY9960LT

This place is brilliant. The coffee is great, the staff are always friendly and welcoming. They have a wide selection of home made sweet and savory snacks and a decent breakfast and lunch menu, which seems reasonably priced. I like to get there early and grab a scotch egg or sausage roll still warm from the oven. I don't think this place could be better.


paulwE2997AF
paulwE2997AF

Shocking breakfast . Just been to the coffee house for what I would describe as the worse breakfast ever . From the minute we ordered and they said there is no sausages wall over to Tesco express you lazy sods and buy some replaces by cold sausage roll accompanied by microwaved mushrooms under cooked tomatoes cheap beans and bacon you could see through for £7.95 you should be ashamed . Yes I am a chef and that’s just not acceptable giving good chefs cooks a bad name . DO NOT EAT HERE . They do not deserve your money Speisekarte ansehen


traveller7971
traveller7971

Went to come in here yesterday around 11 with my young children and the place resembled more of a dog pound than a place to go and eat in a hygienic environment. My kids wouldn’t go in, and as I’m allergic nor could I! Bills itself as ‘dog friendly’ but from talking to people around the area they have stopped going for that reason. Assumption by dog lovers is that everyone is a dog lover....more are not so business model is floored. Thus unless you like having a hairy animal around you whilst you eat and drink then give it a swerve. Such a shame, used to love it here.


Dawn
Dawn

As a birthday treat we decided to stay local. I felt the service was all very rushed, we hadn’t even a chance to look at the menu before asked for what we would like, my husbands croissant had arrived at the table before we’d sat down, which instead of being fresh and crisp was stodgy and had a funny metallic taste, I went for the bacon butty, which certainly wasn’t freshly cooked bacon, you couldn’t smell bacon being cooked and within a couple of minutes that to was on the table. The bacon was grey! And most unappealing. I couldn’t eat it. Even my husband didn’t want to finish it off! All in all very disappointing. Which is such a shame. We’d like to support local businesses especially afte...


borsay1
borsay1

Really nice little location and the coffee house is a lovely little cafe with purchasable artwork on the walls. Home made sausage rolls and scotch eggs and cakes which look absolutely appealing! Other hot dishes available such as bacon sandwiches and breakfasts etc. Today, I purchased the bacon butty, tea, scotch egg, americano coffee and eggs and bacon. £16 My girlfriend called the black americano as average but the eggs were nice. I had the bacon sandwich and the scotch egg. The scotch egg was lovely and warm. The bacon sandwich and the bacon on my girlfriends plate was terrible. Barely under the grill which is just a preference of choice but we could not eat it at all. Very fatty too. Whi... Speisekarte ansehen

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