Ginger and Pickles - Menu

My daughter suggested this cafe and we were very pleased. They offer gluten and lactose free options and are dog-friendly, which is great. The staff is really friendly.

Lovely place ,very friendly staff and food was absolutely delicious. Teacakes were the nicest my wife has ever had, so much so that she popped to the bakery across the road and purchased some more.

The staff at this restaurant are delightful, funny, and hospitable. However, don't expect quick service when it comes to paying, especially during busy times. The espresso is delicious. The cakes are also tasty but quite expensive, especially if you have a food intolerance or allergy. For example, a gluten-free and vegan slice of cake cost us £12, without any drinks included. I would consider going back, but only after saving up some money.

We came here for afternoon tea as a party of 6. The place is absolutely charming, the decor and the little touches around the place made it a lovely experience. The afternoon tea was delicious and reflected the cost. I preferred the cakes to the sandwiches, I felt the bread could have been softer. One afternoon tea tier served 3 of us and we had plenty of cakes to take home. All in all a lovely place and a very pleasant afternoon. Thank you

Hadn’t been to ginger and pickles for ages and was excited to go back as I always used to love it there. But the male member of staff was very rude and blunt with us. Also the prices are very high for what it is. The toasties are £10 and no longer come with crisps/chips as a side. I wouldn’t mind this price if the portions were decent but there wasn’t much filling. The vanilla iced latte was way too syrupy could barely taste the coffee. However the younger waitress with brown hair was lovely and friendly.

What a little gem this cafe is, ticks all the boxes but definitely the pleasant and helpful staff making it a return again experience. My daughter and l went for a coffee, the cafe was very busy but we were still made to feel welcome. We returned later for lunch where again the staff were wonderful even though busy still went above and beyond to make you welcome. We also shopped at The Bakehouse across the road where the incredible delicious pastries are baked to eat in the cafe and yes, the staff are just as friendly there and extremely helpful. Thank you Heather for your kindness

Had to return here for their amazing doorstop bacon sandwiches and pot of exquisite tea. The homemade whole grain bread was like candy floss in that it compressed into a soft delicious texture, even the thick crusts melted in the mouth. The butter oozed into the thick cut best quality bacon to create the best bacon sandwich we have ever tasted. The loose leaf tea was served in a large ceramic teapot and reminded us of how tea should really taste. The service is friendly and quick and the overall atmosphere in the cafe is lovely and welcoming. Please visit, the rest of the menu looked delicious as well, with of course vegetarian and vegan options too.

First visit to Ginger and Pickles since the refit and we were disappointed. We visit Nantwich about twice a year and always go for coffee or breakfast there. I sat in a table in the window, which was nice, but there was a Bluetooth speaker next to me that kept cutting out. It was really irritating so in the end I disconnected it. Ordered the oatcakes with sausage and cheddar. The cheese was nice but the sausage was really dry, overcooked and had clearly been reheated. Considering all the beautiful farm shops around, it would expect a fantastic fresh sausage. The coffee was nice and the staff friendly. We really preferred it before the refit and won’t be returning

Having been a regular customer for years I wanted to leave a review to say how disappointing the new set up and menu is. We’ve always loved visiting Ginger and Pickles but the new arrangement has hardly any tables suitable for a family of four and what there is is situated far too close to other tables. We usually visit with our dog but there’s no longer any room for him to sit under the table and I don’t think it’s fair on other diners to have him forced to sit so close to their tables. This was not a problem with the old arrangement as there was a suitable distance between tables. The ‘bench’ seat making up the seating for the tables in the back room is so narrow it is uncomfortable. The n...