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United Kingdom Food Guide: 4 Cafe food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Cranborne
Reviews on Cafe food in Cranborne, United Kingdom including Village Green Cafe, Bridges Coffee & Dining, Sticky Bun Tea Rooms, Tansy Continental Cafe
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1. Village Green Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 22 reviews
Reviewed By charliesangels1718
Popped in here for a quick coffee after a play session with my son, spotted someone elseâs lunch that looked Delish, so ordered myself a quiche and chips, oh my goodness, it was possibly the nicest thing Iâve ever eaten!! A very generous portion for only £6.50 and seriously the nicest quiche Iâve ever eaten, and the best chips I think Iâve ever had! Really reasonable priced, lovely chilled atmosphere so felt comfortable there with my 2 year old and the staff were very friendly and helpful! Will definitely be opting to go here over the other choices of pubs/cafes in Wimborne!
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2. Bridges Coffee & Dining
Overall Ratings
4 based on 217 reviews
Reviewed By schoey08
Friendly, well run, stopped of for lunch. Food was prepared in good time, to a high standard. Would highly recommend.
3. Sticky Bun Tea Rooms
Overall Ratings
4 based on 56 reviews
Reviewed By Jonathan S
Bog standard tearoom/cafe serving uninspiring food. My sausage baguette was overpriced and disappointing, cheap bread & sausages.Cappuccino equally poor.No table service so need to go to the counter. More like a canteen than a cafe.
4. Tansy Continental Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 134 reviews
Traditional English food specialising in Full English breakfast which are notably the best in town, Doorstep Sandwiches, Paninis, Jacket Potatoes, home made soups daily, specials consist of Cottage Pie, Lasagne, Chilli Con Carne, Spicy Curry, Large Salad
Reviewed By 539tinas
Fancied a quick sandwich and a coffee in Ringwood stumbled on this place.We sat down and after deciding on food the lady told us they stopped serving food at 2.30.Very strange to us as we are used to food being an all day thing in our area but that was fine.We could only have some home cooked cakes! Which were on display on a trolley.I opted for Lemon drizzle and Victoria sponge.The price was 2.95 a slice quite expensive I think considering the cakes were dry and lemon? No flavour. You needed a drink to wash them down.Real shame we couldn't have tried the food but I did think price's were quite steep looking at the menu.Quaint looking place good for a quick coffee.
