Dandelion Deli & Coffee House

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  elaine cole

  ·3 months ago

  “Very friendly place food looked lovely didn't eat just had a coffee great service”

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  Beth Hoddinott

  ·7 months ago

  “Staff are always lovely and friendly and such a decently priced cafe. Prices seems to be out of control everywhere else, but not here!”

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  Richard Ecob

  ·8 months ago

  “Lovely little coffee shop with delightful staff. The food is freshly cooked, and decaf tea very good. There was a nice selection of cakes, kept under covers. The millionaires shortbread looked lovely, however we could only give it a 5 out of 10 😬. It was over sweet and the shortbread under baked. The soups were absolutely lovely, and the sandwiches lovely and fresh. We did wait for over half an hour, just for a couple of soups felt a long time. However I understand they had been very busy all morning and were still trying to catch up with service. When the food came, it was woth it. The coffee shop is nice and clean, with clean facilities just out the back. Public cars parks are up or down the road. Cost either free or £1 for bottom car park. So, overall the staff are lovely and they provide good quality, fresh food. If you go at a popular time, plan for a wait.”

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  Roberta Swift

  ·10 months ago

  “Stopped by on the way from Sawley to IKEA. A lovely place, lovely food (we had breakfast of pancakes, toast and eggs benedict) and a lovely, friendly atmosphere. Very friendly towards our toddler and unlike many places thought ahead and brought him his food first which is a real plus. Some regulars were in at the same time as us and this was a real plus to see how welcoming the place is.”

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  Sophie Buckthorpe

  ·1 year ago

  “Honestly such a lovely little cafe. Staff are so genuine & good with kids. The food was delicious and so reasonably priced! Will be returning again x”

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  Nicole Collins

  ·1 year ago

  “I had a lovely afternoon at the Dandelion having afternoon tea. The food was amazing! They cater for vegetarians and vegans too which is amazing! The staff are so lovely and welcoming!! Would definitely recommend!”

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  Guys Who Dine

  ·1 year ago

  “A spur of the moment visit. We must have driven and walked past here on numerous occasions. Our plans had changed last minute and just wanted somewhere warm to grab a quick lunch. We have visited a number of places in Kimberley, but not here. It's a lovely little cafe that serves cakes, breakfasts (which we're too late for) and lunch. The menu offers various simple temptations at very reasonable prices. As it was such a cold day we wanted something warm and filling,and decided on a Jacket potato with tuna mayo and topped off with cheese for good measure. A nice,warm,tasty bowl of chilli con carne served with rice and chips. They are even licensed and we had a couple beers too. The food is homemade and cooked fresh to order. Staff were very friendly and welcoming. We shall have to return,maybe a little earlier to try their breakfasts.”

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  Mattelynn Romano

  ·3 years ago

  “We stopped in expecting more—we saw recent posts on their Facebook page showcasing an autumnal loaf slice and a pumpkin spice latte as well as photos on Google of full English breakfasts, but none of these were options and the waitress seemed really confused that I'd excitedly asked to try the pumpkin spice latte..! The menu was very limited—just a breakfast bap, avo toast, pancakes, bread and jam, or eggs Benedict (although they seemed to use local sausage and bacon, which we were pleased to see). They did hot chocolates for the kids and the grown ups had flat whites, all of which were proper and delicious. The food was alright, but super basic for the price—certainly not outstanding, considering you can get so much better (and more!) for less at several other places nearby. The decor was lovely and cosy, the loo was clean, the little outdoor seating area was really cute, and it's clear they're putting a lot of effort in—but the atmosphere felt a bit flat for a Saturday morning and it seems like they're missing a trick as they could be bustling if they filled a few gaps. It feels very much like it's trying to be the Pudding Pantry, a bar, a coffee house—it's nearly there, whatever it's trying to be, and it would be lovely to see this place do really well long term, but it hasn't quite nailed it down just yet. It feels more coffee house than anything, despite seeming like a cafe online (which is why it fell short of what we expected when we walked in with hungry kids). It's more dog friendly than kid friendly, I'd say—there were other kids there at the same time we were, but there's no sign of anything specifically for kids to eat or drink (they made it seem like they were doing us a favour when I asked for "kids" hot chocolates). We'd consider grabbing coffees to takeaway in the future, but won't be going for food again unless it levels up beyond just a basic coffee house x x”

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  Paul Sturgess

  ·3 years ago

  “1st-time visit. Met by friendly staff as we entered. Whilst taking food order, my wife was able to order a panini with her own choice of filling. Staff very obliging and happy to accommodate. We ordered 2 paninis (Bacon, brie and cranberry & wife's Ham, Halloumi and red onion marmalade) with tea and black coffee. Panini was served with a small dressed salad and fresh coleslaw. The food was beautifully presented and tasted great. Drinks were hot (huge selection available) Overall extremely impressed with the whole visit. Would recommend and will definitely return. 🙃”

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  tim goliah

  ·6 years ago

  “Nipped in for a coffee ☕ after a walk around Kimberly n Swingate (near the water tower) .. Great service and kindly allowed me to sit with my dog.. Nicely decorated and 'warm' in temperature and hospitality.. Recommended and will visit again. 5 🌟.. Thanks, Tim”