Thyme Out Cafe - Menu

Coffee that had bits floating in it, no toilet! And just not pleasant at all. I thought you were not allowed to have an eatery without hot water and toilet facilities. It really was bad. I was stood at the counter five minutes whilst a gentleman read his paper in the back room.

This is a homely, well-priced, generous portion, friendly cafe opposite the Palace Theatre and the Civil War museum in Newark upon Trent. It is a few minutes walk from the Georgian Town Centre, with its' rich Civil War history, and about 5 minutes away from the (free) Newark Castle.

My friends and I went to sue at thyme out cafe in newark before the Carol King show at the Palace, nothing was too much trouble and the meal was piping hot and delicious, enjoyed by all 7 of us, really would recommend this before any show ,has to be pre ordered thank you sue and staff View menu

This is across the road from the theatre and Museum. The food is good and the egg mayonnaise sandwich I had was made from scratch, which was nice. Don't expect the fastest service but it is really good for the price you are charged, a good place in Newark compared to the more chi chi places in the area

Very nice food I couldn’t faultier at all But I didn’t like the coffee it tasted like it was made with dried milk . I’ve got to say I’ve be sitting here for a while with no interaction from any staff at all ,I wasn’t asked if the food was ok or if I wanted anything else . Glad I paid before hand as I could of just walked out without paying as there’s no staff around very strange indeed

Having visited the museum opposite we wanted somewhere for e light bite. Thyme Out provided such a place. A simple menu (see photos) provided us with what we were looking for. The layout inside is cosy and comfortable. The food was tasty, hot and very edible. The lady (granny) who was there the day we went (and I think may be the owner) was friendly, polite and provided an excellent service View menu

Three times I have gone to this place as I've heard good feedback from it but I've gone on there website to check there opening times and drove there only to find them closed, and had said they opened at 9,it was last week I was waiting at the door with two others, we waited 10 mins and decided to go find somewhere else, on passing on the way back I found it open so I popped my head round the door to ask what time they decided to open and a lady replied, Oh about 9.30, no reason why not

Having visited the museum opposite we were looking for a light meal. Thyme Out Café provided just the place and it turned out to be a little treasure. Even without the daily specials the menu (see photo) offered us plenty of light bite food to choose from. The food was hot, tasty and flavoursome. The standard breakfast was more than ample. We had a large pot of tea that more than provided for the two of us. The lady (a lovely granny) running the place on the day (Who I think was the owner) was a congenial host who made us feel at home.. We were not pressured in any way. If you have been to the museum or a matinee at the theatre this quaint little café is an ideal refuelling stop. .

We always telephone and book an early (5.45pm) meal at Thyme Out before attending an evening event at The Palace Theatre. The fact that it is so convenient for the safe car park and just across the road from the venue merely a bonus it's the delicious, fresh food and friendly relaxed service that keeps us coming back. Take last night, as always, it was difficult to choose which dish to have a home made soup (tomato and basil), creamed garlic mushrooms and melba toast or smoked salmon and prawn parcels with brown bread and butter? Main courses on the menu beef bourguignon, slow cooked lamb shank, a chicken breast dish or a fillet of salmon dish. Plus a generous dish of bright, steaming hot, f... View menu