The Soup Kitchen Stafford

Awesome food. Great selection to choose from. The service is brilliant and it is such a quirky place. Next time I go to Stafford I will definitely be going back. I really loved this place.

Visited with mum, nan, sister and niece. Lovely and helpful staff. Good homemade food. Reasonably priced. Offer dairy free milk alternatives, albeit charge 20p for these soya and oat available.

This restaurant is like visiting your grandma's house and being fed delicious lasagna and cake. The food is fantastic, the building is beautiful, and the service is warm and welcoming. A visit to this restaurant in Stafford is a must! Speisekarte ansehen

Today we stumbled upon this hidden gem in Stafford. The staff were incredibly friendly and the food was delicious. Special thanks to Jeremy for showing us around the upstairs rooms and roof terrace. We hope to visit again soon. A big thank you to all the staff.

Popped in for a drink and cake. Loved it's old fashioned vibe and the toilets were decorated nicely and very clean. Customer service was top notch with a family vibe, I don't know if it is family owned or not but it felt like it. Excellent choices on the menu with lots of gluten free options will definitely be back!

Started well. We were seated quickly even though it was busy and waitress came straight over for our order. I had the ploughmans which was good value for money. My husband had the omelette which was a really small portion. What made me give a lower score was the cost of a small orange squash (with tap water), £2.75! That can't be justified. Speisekarte ansehen

What an absolute gem the Soup Kitchen in Stafford is! Tucked away in a very historical and atmospheric lane leading to the church, the building is so interesting. The food was good but the service was exceptional. I would like to particularly thank Ewan, our waiter for breakfast, who not only served us very well, but showed his love of his work place and his desire to give us a good service by showing us around the upstairs of the building. Thank you Ewan and thank you to the Soup Kitchen.

I’ve not visited this restaurant for a couple of years but my parents like it so we went for lunch there on Tuesday. I was so disappointed. 3 of us ordered bacon and cheese oatcakes. They are the worst oatcakes I have eaten, the bacon was streaky, so full of fat and basically raw. Bearing in mind it’s not difficult to cook an oatcake and with a cost of over £9.00 each it’s fair to say we were disappointed . We let our server know and she gave us 2 free scones as an apology. Not sure what’s happened to this place as it’s always had a good reputation but I won’t be returning any time soon.

We had high expecations for this place after reading the reviews but we were left bitterly disapointed and wished we had gone somewhere else. We were seated quickly enough but it took ages to actually have our orders taken and just as long for our food to come and we were offered no appologies for the wait. The food was very poor value for money, did not taste good and left us feeling rather sick afterwards. When we ordered the roast dinner we were expecting it to actually be cooked but the potatos were still raw in the middle and the meat tasted like it was from those microwave meals you get in supermarkets. We complained but nothing was done and were not offered any refunds or appologies.... Speisekarte ansehen