Warmley Waiting Room

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  Mark Swain

  ·1 month ago

  “Nice location but £5.50 for this avocado on toast was underwhelming. At least give two pieces of toast for this price.”

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  Andy Keetch

  ·4 months ago

  “Excellent tea and victoria sponge. The tardis toilet is disappointingly the same size on the inside 😅”

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  Nicola Forbes

  ·5 months ago

  “After walking part of the Bristol to Bath path, decided to have a sit down here. A beautiful, clean waiting room, Ordered bacon roll, coffee for my son Hot chocolate, toasted tea cake for me Lovely...... The lady served the coffee through the hatch, I waited for hot chocolate, then she served another coffee to me. I explained, my son now had his coffee, I was waiting for my hot chocolate. (food served separately in seated area) She tutted about the coffee.. Then she gave me my hot chocolate, with another coffee. I explained again. She became extremely rude. Other customers noticed this and commented to me. I joined my son, was given ou food, which was lovely, but another customer then came to me n said the lady who made the mistake with the drinks accused me of stealing an extra coffee! Apparently he corrected he, I thanked him as I did not steal anything. I spoke to another lady working there and asked her to tell the drinks lady to stop being so rude. All of this was quite upsetting”

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  Lorraine Abraham

  ·5 months ago

  “Love this place and visit approx 3 x per week when out walking the dog. The staff are very friendly and helpful. There's always treats on the counter for 4 legged friends. Good selection of cakes, sandwiches , hot and cold food. Can highly recommend the cream tea or the T- Cakes. Selection of hot and cold drinks. Icecream ( including doggy version) and ice lollies. The gardens are very pleasant to sit in. Covered seating areas too. The loo is a police box- a real novelty for children. All in all, I highly recommend it. Great stop off whether walking or cycling .”

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  Ayyub Chowdhury

  ·11 months ago

  “Warmly Waiting Room is a hidden gem and one of the most peaceful cafes I’ve visited. It’s located right beside the Bristol and Bath Railway Path, making it perfect for cyclists and walkers looking for a relaxing stop. The atmosphere is calm and inviting, with a mix of indoor seating in the cosy converted station building and outdoor seating on the old platform surrounded by greenery. The layout and setting make it easy to unwind and enjoy the surroundings. I had the Turkish delight hot chocolate, which was absolutely delicious. It came with a generous swirl of fresh cream on top that melted into the rich, velvety chocolate, creating a smooth and indulgent drink. The cocoa flavour was deep and satisfying, perfectly balanced and not too sweet. It was the kind of drink that makes you slow down and savour every sip, especially while watching cyclists pass by and enjoying the peaceful atmosphere. The cafe has so much character and history. It was originally Warmley Railway Station, opened in 1869, and closed to passengers in the 1960s. The building has been lovingly restored and now forms part of the Bristol and Bath Railway Path. The quirky touches, like the toilet housed in a full sized tardis, add charm and make the visit memorable. The garden area is also beautiful, with plenty of space to sit and relax. What I loved most was how peaceful and unhurried the whole experience felt. Between the friendly staff, historic setting, and that amazing Turkish delight hot chocolate with cream, this café is a must-visit. I highly recommend it to anyone looking for a calm and charming spot to stop and enjoy a great drink.”

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  Emma

  ·1 year ago

  “Brilliant selection of Gluten-free food here at this beautiful little cafe on the cycle path! They are happy to swap the bread to gluten free on any of their dishes that have bread (I decided to have the smashed avacado and egg on toast - yum!) and they also have jacket potatoes available too if you don’t fancy bread but want a savoury lunch! They also serve ice creams and lollies too. Alternative milks on offer are oat milk and soya milk! Such a beautiful setting with lots of seating surrounded by beautiful flowers, fantastic service, the staff were really friendly and informative and I’ll 1000% be returning here with friends and family! There’s also a customer toilet that’s inside a tardis in the garden that’s really well maintained! Brilliant!”

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  Tracy Chen

  ·2 years ago

  “On my way cycling from Bristol to Bath I make a stop at Warmley Meeting Room today. It’s such a beautiful cafe/tea room, foods are great, staffs are welcoming and friendly. Love it!”

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  Connor Andrews

  ·2 years ago

  “My favourite stop between Bristol and Bath. Absolutely beautiful and a lovely attraction to add to your journey. Cheap prices and a fantastic range of different meals I am stunned at what they can provide! A wonderful place to stop if you're cycling past on the Bristol / Bath Cycle Path. There is also a fantastic charity called wheelers that runs next to the waiting rooms that helps people with accessibility needs enjoy the wonders of cycling, I would highly recommend!”

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  Nigel Marsh

  ·2 years ago

  “A great midway stop on the Bath to Bristol Railway Path, and we were not disappointed. There were a lot of people already eating at lunchtime on a sunny summer weekday, and a queue, too, but we were served quickly enough by very friendly staff. The food is fairly basic, but the atmosphere is cheerful. This reuse of an old railway waiting room, the charitable overtone to the place, and the community spirit it creates, are all wonderful. And yes, the TARDIS toilet is a beautiful thing!”

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  Lauren

  ·3 years ago

  “Hidden gem cafe in Warmley’s old train station along the Bristol-Bath cycle route. There is plenty of outdoor seating, with some areas under cover if the weather is bad. The place is decorated lovely with bunting and plenty of flowers and plants. Dogs are also welcome. The menu has a good selection of hot and cold snacks, drinks and cream tea (which was delicious). Cream tea was £6.70 for two scones and a hot drink. If there is a queue to order, don’t be alarmed as it goes down fairly quickly and food/drinks are served within good time. There’s a small car park next door which is free on Sundays and I believe there is a small charge other days. It does fill up quickly! PS - For any Doctor Who fans there is a tardis toilet!!”

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