Vines Coffee Shop - Menu

Overall we were not impressed. Food and drink.at best average and a little overpriced. The service was somewhat impersonal. We found the seating to be a bit uncomfortable

Went to the garden centre and decided to stop for a coffee before going home. First impression was poor it struck me as being more a canteen than a Cafe. The service was efficient but robotic The coffee itself was only average completely lacked any ambience

The coffee shop located in the vineries Garden centre serves its purpose for anyone wanting a drink whilst browsing the garden centre> it did nothing for us , Robotic service without a smile and all round lacks any appeal. We will give this one a miss in the future

We met friends at the Vineries Garden Centre and decided to stay for a drink. We went to the coffee shop and immediately felt it was more like a canteen. The service was impersonal and the drinks were average albeit a tad overpriced. None of us considered it was a worthwhile experience

This is a fantastic café located in Vineries garden center. I had breakfast here and was impressed with the wide variety of options on the menu. The café is also very clean and the staff are friendly. The prices are excellent value for money. A big bonus for us is that the café is dog-friendly inside. Polly particularly enjoyed the sausage dish.

Whist the staff are generally polite and willing, the organisation here is poor, making service slow even though one orders at the counter. My biggest complaint is that today, we discovered that breakfast finishes at 11.30 and lunch starts at 12.15. That means that for 45 minutes the café will NOT serve any savoury or warm food at all, nor ANY of the sandwiches and rolls on their menu (most of which are just cold ingredients. This mad policy means that one can ONLY order a cake or similar for this period. Madness.

The coffee was tasty, but unfortunately, I had to wait for at least 20 minutes for it because it was mistakenly given to someone else. I had to talk to a grumpy waiter multiple times before finally receiving my latte. When I brought up my concerns, I was told it was my fault for moving tables, even though I had only done so to accommodate the cafe's request for our running group to be in a specific area. It was disappointing to see others receive their coffee before me, especially since they had ordered after me. I mentioned this politely at the end, but no one was willing to apologize.

This coffee shop is generally ok. Nothing special just functional. Experience over a number of visits has shown that their omelettes are rather good. My wife and I visited on 20/9/22 and decided to supplement our omelettes with a Greek salad, priced at £11.99. We were astounded when the salad was delivered to our table. It was not much more than the salad garnish which came with our omelettes, apart from a slice of feta cheese and a few olives all in a very shallow dish. This was supposed to be a main course option. In hindsight I can't believe that I didn't complain at the time that such a pathetic salad had been priced at £11.99. Very shoddy!

I frequent this Garden Centre often and can honestly say that I have never been disappointed with the food or drinks. During my recent lunch visit, there was a wide selection of dishes available such as sandwiches, baguettes, paninis, omelettes, soup, baked potatoes, salads, and hot choices. Despite the small kitchen, the quality of the food is consistently excellent. My husband enjoyed a cheese and tomato omelette with a side salad, while I had a bacon, brie, and cranberry panini with a side salad and crisps, both of which were hot and delicious. The restaurant offers plenty of seating and parking, with the option of outdoor seating as well. Although we noticed a price increase since our la...