Location: Ulverston
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Top 10 Cafe food in Ulverston, England, United Kingdom
Reviews on Cafe food in Ulverston, England, United Kingdom. Ulverston is a market town in the South Lakeland district of Cumbria in North West England. Historically in Lancashire, the town is in the Furness area 8 miles (13 kilometres) north-east of Barrow-in-Furness. It is close to the Lake District, and just north of Morecambe Bay, neighboured by Swarthmoor, Pennington and Rosside.
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10. Cafe Ambio
Overall Ratings
4 based on 104 reviews
Reviewed By Tony E
Cafe Ambio has grown from strength to strength over the years since it opened behind the Lakeland Motor Museum. I have never had a bad meal there and their roasts, cakes and scones are the best! As a local I may be biased but I can't find anywhere better, even at the local 5* hotels!*** HIGHLY RECOMMENDED ***
9. The Coach House cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 207 reviews
The Coach House @ Ford Park has an excellent daytime menu. From full meals to cakes and afternoon teas, all are freshly cooked on the premises using local ingredients and produce from our own Kitchen Garden just a few yards away. Set in nine acres of park
Reviewed By Courtney C
Terrible service. Food took ages to come, (1 hour) for 2 meals, it wasnt at all busy, it was slightly warm not hot. The bacon was more fat than meat. When the girl brought our food she dropped half of it on the floor and caught some in her hands she then chucked the onion rings she had caught back onto my plate... disgusting. Toilets stunk and one was blocked. Tables were sticky and dirty as were the high chairs.Thank you for your feedback. We are sorry you had this experience and that we did not deliver our usual level of customer service. We make all food to order and at busy periods, food service can be slower that our usual service time but we always endeavour to serve food as quickly as possible. We have thoroughly investigated your concerns about the waitress and we have taken the appropriate actions to ensure that this never happens again. As a community organisation, we offer free access to our toilets to all members of the public using the park, whether they use the café or not. We regularly clean them and inspect them throughout a day. If our customers are unhappy with our service and facilities, we would ask them to let us know at the time and we will attempt to address any issues raised.
8. The Orangery
Overall Ratings
4 based on 66 reviews
Reviewed By Soodle8
Popped in for coffee and cake a couple of times and for brunch too. The staff are always friendly and helpful and the food is excellent. Everything is freshly prepared, locally sourced and decent portions. There is a big comfortable terrace if you have your four-legged friend with you or fancy some fresh air, and plenty of inside seating too. Walk there through Ford park or down off the Hoad and reward yourself with a latte and slice of cake!
7. Gillam's
Overall Ratings
4 based on 298 reviews
Reviewed By Esther M
My fiance and I visited Gillam's on 05th July 2019, hoping to have a milky coffee, scone with jam and cream ( one of our favourite treats). What a disappointing experience as everyhing(apart from carrot cake and shortbread biscuits), was vegan. We are not vegan so were not happy to find a severe lack of choice available to us. The scone was rocklike and crumbled to a fine dust and the strawberry jam was like water, and dripped everywhere. We are not against vegan food however those who are non-vegan, should not be forgotten about.There was nothing on the sign outside stating that it was predominantly vegan, otherwise we would not have entered the premises. Quaint old building with a lot of the original features but that does not suffice when one is looking for suitable refreshment.
6. The Market Cafe
Overall Ratings
5 based on 51 reviews
We are a simple but clean and friendly traditional Market Cafe. At the Market Café you can expect time-honored British snacks, meals and real value for money without compromise in quality or service. We don't do posh, but we do aim to do simple very well.
Reviewed By Helen T
Lovely place to eat Food really good home made grub Recommend to try Family run businesses Menu plenty to choose from Speculals too Thanks Helen. So pleased you enjoyed your visit to the Market Cafe. Hope you come again. Regards. Lynn & Grant.
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5. Love at First Bite at Dusty Miller's
Overall Ratings
5 based on 52 reviews
Breakfast / Lunches / Tea Time Treats - Vegetarian friendly with Vegan and Gluten Free options
Reviewed By BruceCambs
Ah, yes, LaFB, and its 'green' soup with crusty bread, the smashed avocado on sourdough, and even the humble sausage sandwich, were 'collared' as the usual suspects guilty of gastronomic excellence! What a place! Wonderful! And lovely staff too... where does the owner hide them? Lock them away in the cellar? If you want a calm, relaxing, unbearably tasty nibble far from the madding crowd, go no further.
4. Bici Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 119 reviews
Contemporary industrial-style Italian cafe-restaurant serving wood-fired pizzas, Italian small plates, barista coffee, artisan-baked savouries and sweet treats in a relaxed, stylish and casual environment. Fully-licensed: Italian micro-brew beers, wines a
Reviewed By walkerhb
Passed a number of times when it's not been open, lucky this W/E. Coffee is very good and the scones were still warm served with plenty of butter and lovely blackcurrant jam, which is a nice change. Service was efficient and friendly, price was very reasonable. It is quite small and narrow so may not be super accessible.
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3. The Hot Mango Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 258 reviews
Reviewed By Carol W
Must admit to never really considering a visit to this cafe before but we were looking for a cooked breakfast and as it was just after 11am nearby alternatives had stopped serving breakfast in favour of lunch items.The Hot Mango serves breakfasts until 3pm.The breakfast menu is wide ranging from 2 slices of toast for £1 to a double full English at £8.50 - all freshly cooked and yummy !Hubby had the big English breakfast and I had the Baby one and we shared a 2 slice portion of toast and a pot of Earl Grey tea which did about 5 cups between us. Coming in at £17 it set us up in grand style for the day.They do a range of sandwiches, snacks and deserts throughout the day
2. Poppies Cafe & Bistro
Overall Ratings
4 based on 179 reviews
Cafe in Town Centre Union Street La127hr Gluten Free & Take Aways Situated opposite the town clock quality food locally sourced. Bistro Evenings Open until 8.00pm
Reviewed By GermanShepherdDogGSD
Just amazing food here, all home cooked and amazing deals - highly recommend here without a doubt. You can take your own booze too
1. Fourpence Cafe & Shoppe
Overall Ratings
5 based on 172 reviews
Reviewed By JohnEdwinI
This little café is there to be appreciated. Full of trinkets and goods, your eyes wander to the hats and clocks that adorn the walls (as well as some items for sale). But take some time to savour the food on offer and try to resist a cake to follow!! I had the raebit with a veggie topping and wished I had more time for that cake but had to dash. Must leave more time for cake next time. And a gorgeous homemade lemonade too
