The Vanilla Pod Cafe Patisserie

Popular meeting place for a coffee in the town centre. Great service. Lots of seating. Friendly staff.

Very slowly served and looked down at then told we can't be looked after for 40 minutes. I will take my custom somewhere else.

Friendly and good service. The gentleman serving was a happy man and greeted new and regular customers with conversation and a smile

Lovely place. Staff very, very welcoming. The food was good and the cakes are to die for. The coffee is very good, much better than Costa.

Had a great lunch with really friendly service for a large family group today celebrating my great niece’s dedication. Very impressed with this lovely place and the nice people there.

This is a delightful Moroccan cafe, with a very friendly host. The food was fresh, and excellently cooked to order. The atmosphere was much calmer quieter than the nearby pub, where we had expected we might be eating our evening meal. We are glad we came here instead. We can recommend it very highly.

The vanilla pod has a bright and quaint decor of a British cafe. The drinks and food are delicious and the wait is neither too long or too short., perfect for a nice conversation with friends and family. You can choose what you want and pay at the counter. It is also not so loud so you can have a conversation while enjoying a quiet atmosphere

This is a very pleasant and atmospheric spot (the bookshelf downstairs ahhh! with fantastic and kind staff, lovely food within reasonable prices, fantastic cofee and some insane desserts. This place is child friendly with some typical kids' food options like chicken goujons or fish fingers and chips, mac and cheese or mini pizza. Waiters are kind, patient and helpful. The only downsides of this place are toilets, located on the very top floor which means a long climb, and the temperature in the venue, which was quite low on a very cold day (I was freezing upstairs . Other than that great. Only £49 for five people (with decent size portions . I would definitely recommend.

We were in Hugh Wycombe to see our daughter, who is a student at BuckinghamShire New University, and had brought her grandparents with her. We went into the cafe when it opened at 9am and were welcomed in. There was relaxing music, books to borrow while you wait and the space was clean, tidy and airy. Our daughter had a light breakfast of pancakes which were made to order they were lovely and light; my wife had a Turkish mint tea, the rest of us had coffees and mocha and my parents had scones, which they said were also particularly nice. There was a selection of homemade cakes and baklawah, as well as gift sets, so we bought some of that to take away. Would definitely return next time we vis...