Recently, I stumbled upon an unparalleled cappuccino experience at the Waitrose Cafe in Exeter. Priced at a modest £3.10, this delightful concoction was crafted with oat milk and elevated with a hint of hazelnut syrup. But it wasn't just the beverage that left an indelible mark; it was also the heartwarming presence of the elderly lady who brewed it with such love and expertise. Her genuine warmth added an intangible flavor to the experience. Truly, for value for money, this stands as one of the finest cappuccinos in the UK.
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Berenice Pak
Google
2 months ago
5.0
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Fran Thomas
Google
5 months ago
5.0
Very friendly and nice staff
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jules mcgurk
Google
5 months ago
5.0
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Carlos de la Torre
Google
5 months ago
5.0
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Jonboy Rees
Google
6 months ago
4.0
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jerry stampfer
Google
7 months ago
4.0
Surprisingly good decaff coffee, lovely staff and really good pastries.
Let down by the men's toilet, which needed some attention.
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Phil Jones
Google
8 months ago
4.0
Nice little cafe, good to see some still places keep them going.
Limited food selection but good. Can get quiet busy so starting might be difficult
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Matt Ford
Google
9 months ago
4.0
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Anthony Stancliffe
Google
10 months ago
4.0
Lovely staff, quality drinks and an excellent range of food. Only negative is continuing issue with the toilets, being out of service. Please resolve. Thank you
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James McPherson
Google
10 months ago
4.0
Nice convenient cafe if you're shopping in-store and fancy a quick bite or a coffee.
There is plenty of parking and there are toilets on site.
