Retro Greens - Menu

A truly unique and welcoming cafe. Nothing was too much trouble for me and my two girls. Lots of interesting bits to look at and buy. Lovely scones. Thank you x

Visited with friends by bike and made very welcome. Coffee and toasted tea cakes all good. Owner friendly helped us park bikes safely. An Aladins cave inside of bric a brac

The café was disappointing. The tea made the scones dry and hard, with visible raw flour. I cannot recommend it to anyone. Taste is subjective, but I hope this review helps others be cautious. The surroundings smelled of mold, which may not be suitable for those with health concerns. View menu

I didn't find the restaurant appealing, although the manageress seemed nice. However, I also felt some negative vibes. The atmosphere was lacking, and the food was overpriced and tasted terrible. It was clear that the cook didn't know what they were doing. I would not recommend this place.

You will never be disappoinged if you book a Sunday lunch at Retro Greens . I call it Rachel's cafe as Rachel is welcoming, helpful and is such a good cook too. I had lamb shank which was so tender if fell off the bone. Plenty of veg, roasties and home made yorkshire puddings. While we were eating this Rachel made bread and butter pudding. It was delicious. I shall go again and again and again!

Called in today as I really fancied Rachel's tasty oatcakes. I had fillings of bacon, mushrooms and cheese with a delicious crisp side salad. The food is consistently good, enjoyed in a friendly atmosphere, where you can chat to not only Rachel but the other customers. I would highly recommend this cafe for anyone who eats alone, as when you go, you not only enjoy delightful food but invariably make new friends.A gem of an eaterie!!! View menu

Great to find this little cafe open for breakfast on a Sunday morning, when we were in Gnosall for a cat show. Food was simple but tasty, owner was friendly and would probably have cooked us just about anything we wanted. Rather strange place 'vintage ' decor which looked as though someone had cleared out a junk shop, very crowded with stuff, not really warm enough but she apologised for that. Definitely qualifies as quirky, but we rather liked it, and will definitely go back if we 're in the area.

The afternoon tea at this restaurant was absolutely stunning, served with a smile by the owner. We left feeling completely full and satisfied. The sandwiches, cakes, and tea were all delicious. It is puzzling why a few negative reviewers have given such low ratings when most people have rated it positively. It is a shame that they are trying to undermine the hard work of the owner, who clearly puts in a lot of effort to please her customers. There are no bad vibes here, only great food and friendly service. I can't wait to come back again.

Visited Green’s today for brunch and it was lovely , fresh and tasty. Lots of variety of homemade and fresh cooked food available. Prices are very good too. Doesn’t open on a Mon Weds. Decor is fabulous if you like vintage and retro quirkiness, and we love it. Cross between tearoom and cafe. Lady owner manager is very friendly and nothing is too much trouble. Food was hot , filling and available to take out aswell as eat in. I had the homemade leek potato soup with fresh bread spot on . Plenty of options that can be made vegan veggie. Being vegan i could have chosen jacket spud with beans, mushrooms, avocado salad. There was also veg curry or breakfast items like Poveys oatcakes , toasties e... View menu