Great little spot—definitely worth a visit! The £6 coffee and sausage bap deal is excellent value. The flat white was delicious, with subtle caramel notes, and the bap itself was soft with sesame seeds. The sausage tasted like it came straight from a proper butcher—easily one of the best I’ve had. The staff are friendly, and the whole place has a really welcoming, positive vibe.
Sat outside enjoying the day to day life in mutley, this store was where they produced and baked their goodies. There is a cafe in Plymouth if you want to eat. We visited to buy the sourdough, enjoyed a coffee and an almond croissant,both were very good. The young lady who was serving was really pleasant and was enthusiastic about their produce.
I revisited this cafe this morning for it's good vegan food. The Vegan Breakfast is still quite nice and their drinks are still made well.
Unfortunately, some things are not as good as they were before. For example, they used to have a great variety of vegan options and now it seems rather limited in some areas. Also, I had a member of staff spill coffee beans over my back whilst I was eating and there wasn't even apology. That said, most of the staff are friendly and smiley. I would say the value for money is not quite as good as before either, but that was my personal experience.
Please see below for my original review from 2 years ago...
"Blown away! Went for breakfast with friends and had a full vegan breakfast with one of the best vegan milkshakes I have ever tried. It was also fairly cheap, especially for somewhere in a city. For example, 6 brownie-cookies for £15. I would recommend getting there early to avoid the long queues, as it is very popular at the moment."
This is one of my favourite brunch spots in Plymouth! Repeatedly visit and the food, staff and atmosphere never fail! Friendly, great quality, plenty of choice and clean! Couldn't ask for much more! And local/independent! Good to see business thrive in challenging times, will continue to support
Wow! Sorry so late in posting. We were lucky enough to book in for the second ‘late bird’ before Christmas. We were too late to get into the first ‘late bird’ - and now I know why! I have nothing but praise for the whole evening. Greeted so warmly by the lovely staff who served an amazing cocktail as we sat down. We had a sharing platter to start - I can’t actually tell you which of the five or so choices were the best! This was followed by the best duck dish I’ve ever tasted! (The red cabbage was out of this world!) Compliments to the chef! Pudding is my thing - I’m afraid I’d eaten most of my choc torte before I took a photo!!! The meal was superb but it was also the atmosphere and the warmth from the staff that made the evening. Please do the ‘late night’ again! Lol we enjoyed the meal so much we actually went back for a late lunch the next day! Although there was a queue it moved very quickly and my word worth the wait! I suppose if people queue to go here there is certainly a good reason why! We left with two loaves of home made bread which omg - well you just need to try it! Totally recommend this family run business - how lucky is Plymouth to have not one but two Early Birds’!!!
