Cafe North

First visit, had a great impression. Went on Monday morning so it wasn’t busy. I ate the granola bowl and it was yummy. The yoghurt was very thick. And the cappuccino was actually hot. I usually don’t trust independent cafes with making good coffee but this one was well made. The music choice is good too; not too loud, nor too quiet. I’d be open to coming here again in the future to try another food.

Recently visited this cafe for breakfast and appreciated the variety of breakfast options available. We tried the egg benedict and shakshuka, which were decent but not particularly memorable. The coffee was also average. Overall, it’s a decent spot for breakfast with a couple of options to choose from.

It was all fine, but nothing special. The smoked salmon had a noticeable defrosted quality which unfortunately impacted the texture, and the eggs were IMO a bit over poached. The servers were completely overwhelmed – not their fault, it was Good Friday and very busy, management should have anticipated and called in more staff. It did mean that the wait times to be seated, order and pay, were longer than you’d hope. Everyone was friendly and it was a nice, bustling spot to sit. I’d consider coming back for just a coffee.

Nice food as always with more choices than other cafes in the area while prices were reasonable. Value for money indeed. The cafe was busy but not as busy as some others with long queues. This was good as we could stay there long and no staff would urge you to check the bill. Cafe north has always been and is still my favourite.

Great cafe queuing out the door few of us went had breakfast and few other things. My poached eggs on toast for £6 was an amazing bargain. We will be back. Good cuppa too.