North Curry Community

Lovely lunch. Great little place. We called in as we pass weekly to visit my mum locally. Well run by friendly volunteers. Reminiscing with Liz added to the enjoyment.

Lovely little tea place serving sandwiches and home made cakes. Delicious clotted cream scones were eaten with relish. The only thing that disappoints is that they do not sell ice creams and have a limited menu.

We were surprised to see the community cafe still open at around 3.30pm on a Sunday, so we thought we’d give it a try. All we can say is, call in if you’re passing as the cakes are just delicious. All are home made by residents in the village who take it in turns to run the cafe. It’s so cheap as well! View menu

What a great place, and a great idea. A community run cafe serving home made cake and soup washed down with good coffee and tea. Add to this warm, friendly volunteer staff and a nice range of community supplied art, jewellery and books and you have a wonderful place to take a break. Well worth a visit.

This cafe is run totally by volunteers, with all profits going to chosen charities. All sorts of teas and coffees, and has an amazing array of home-made cakes on display. Hot food also on the menu, which included home-made soup.Although there are tables outside there is not much sitting room inside, but it's incredible value for money!

We came across this wonderful little cafe today when we decided to go ‘across country’ rather than via the A358/A303 and what a great find. Lovely cakes and tea. Can recommend the almond cake! Very pleasant and polite staff too. Throughly recommend a visit if you find yourself in the area. We will certainly return when we next head down that way. View menu

Stopped off here for a coffee break on the way to John O'Groats with a bunch of cyclists having tracked down the cafe on the Internet. We were not disappointed great coffee, superb cakes and a lovely welcome from the volunteers who run the place. In addition the prices offer insanely good value coffee and cake for 10 people was £30 and we bunged a bit extra in for the pot.Brilliant place to visit if you're in the area.

Came across this delightful community cafe by chance on our way home to Hampshire after a holiday in Somerset. Lovely atmosphere, we managed to get a table oursite in the sunshine and enjoyed this delightful pitstop to fill our stomachs.The refreshments included fresh homemade cakes but we opted for some toasties, beans on toast and bread pudding with custard. All this served by lovely friendly and accommodating people. The prices were extremely competitive and we walked away after hot and cold drinks and 2 toasties, beans on toast and bread pudding with custard for only £15

This was a chance find on day out where we got a little lost and off the beaten track. It was mid afternoon...so what better than a cream tea? My OH had coffee and got his own little 'cafetiere ' of fresh coffee. My choice...earl grey in a one person teapot. The choice of cakes was good but we went for a scone, clotted cream and jam at a bargain price! All was served in lovely white china. Costs are kept down because this is run by volunteers who earn points for the time they work. The profit is divided,pro rata, between the charities picked by these volunteers. What a great idea! The volunteers were helpful and just a delight to talk with....so enthusiastic. There is a small indoor area and... View menu