Lavender Goose

Visited this place for the 2nd time last week and despite the mixed reviews had a very pleasant experience. Very friendly staff and absolutely gorgeous food. I ate the Goat's cheese and caramelised onion panini which was soo tasty and my boyfriend has a really lovely slice of carrot cake. The coffee was very good too. Will definitely be visiting again!

My second visit this year and I just love my window spot, overlooking the road and trees! Homely and cosy atmosphere, friendly staff and people as well as yummy food. My pesto panini was just mouthwateringly divine and my toasted cheese grill scrumptious. I’ll be back for sure to try all the treats on the menu.

I really liked it. Quirky and the food not too heavy. I would have given it five stars. However, I found that where most places will give you a pot of tea, they served in mugs. That’s fine, but when asking if I could have more hot water in the mug (as there was enough milk and sugar for a second cup, I still had the tea bag, a good teapigs one, I was told they charged for more hot water. That was a shame really. I did enjoy the food, it was falafel with hummus and salad that I had. The deserts all seemed reasonable at £3.95. They seemed to be all ice cream based, some premade and then scoops of various flavours were on offer. £2.95 for two or £3.95 for three. I had chocolate, pistachio and then apricot yogurt flavours. They were all very nice. Aside from the cafe, it seems to be on the middle of a quirky shop with an upstairs as well.

This is a lovely quirky cafe where you can buy interesting objects upstairs. The food was delicious and different to most cafés. Nice choice of salads and interesting menu. You can't book tables for lunch but you can if you've booked a special high tea. They looked good too. They cater for gluten and diary free. Worth a visit.