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About Nelli’s Village Cafe
On 6 The Old Bakery, Nelli's Village Cafe is a walk-in stop that draws walkers off the Two Moors Way. Tables are set with cups and saucers and fresh flowers, and cream teas with scones sit alongside paninis on the menu. Outdoor seating extends into a courtyard, where blankets are provided for anyone sitting outside, and dogs are welcome there. A step-free entrance suits visitors with mobility needs, and high chairs are set out for families with young children. The cafe runs Monday to Saturday, daytime only, and stays closed on Sundays. No booking is needed, as service is walk-in throughout.
Good to know
- ParkingFree of charge street parking
- AccessibilityWheelchair-accessible entrance · Wheelchair-accessible seating
- Good for kidsGood for kids · High chairs · Kids' menu
Menu & Prices
11 dishes- Tea
- Hot Chocolate
- Cappuccino
- Scone
- Coffee Cake
- Club Sandwich
Reviews
What reviewers say
Reviewers most often mention cream teas with scones, outside courtyard seating, panini and coffee.
What reviewers say
Reviewers most often mention cream teas with scones, outside courtyard seating, panini and coffee.
Customer Review Summary
Cream teas with warm fruit scones draw the most mentions, with reviewers praising the fresh scones and the topped-up cream and jam, plus an offer to refill the tea pot with hot water. Close behind are the panini, described as delicious, and the strong coffee, along with cakes, where one reviewer calls the fruit cake the best they have had. Several mention the outside seating and courtyard, including blankets for sitting out, and walkers on the Two Moors Way describe stopping for a break there. One says sitting outside with their dogs made for a nice lunch. Staff come up repeatedly as friendly and helpful, and reviewers describe the place as quirky, cozy and shabby chic, with fresh flowers and cups and saucers on the tables. The one sharply negative review concerns a bacon sandwich, described as two slices of undercooked bacon in shop bought white bread, with no option to add sauce, a long wait for the order and a price the reviewer found too high. Another reviewer who only had a coffee says the food coming out of the kitchen looked tasty.
Customer Review Summary
Cream teas with warm fruit scones draw the most mentions, with reviewers praising the fresh scones and the topped-up cream and jam, plus an offer to refill the tea pot with hot water. Close behind are the panini, described as delicious, and the strong coffee, along with cakes, where one reviewer calls the fruit cake the best they have had. Several mention the outside seating and courtyard, including blankets for sitting out, and walkers on the Two Moors Way describe stopping for a break there. One says sitting outside with their dogs made for a nice lunch. Staff come up repeatedly as friendly and helpful, and reviewers describe the place as quirky, cozy and shabby chic, with fresh flowers and cups and saucers on the tables. The one sharply negative review concerns a bacon sandwich, described as two slices of undercooked bacon in shop bought white bread, with no option to add sauce, a long wait for the order and a price the reviewer found too high. Another reviewer who only had a coffee says the food coming out of the kitchen looked tasty.
Featured reviews
- Janet Gregson
“A lovely cream tea with warm fruit scones. Delicious!”
- Chris Perkis
“Really welcoming friendly staff, lovely outside seating area, and the panini's were absolutely delicious. The coffee was strong and delicious. Just a really enjoyable break on the Two Moors Way.”
- Matthew Atyeo
“Was a stop on the two moors way. Fantastic food and drinks. Loved the unique feel of the place. Outside seating in the sun was lush.”
- Dawn Hingston
“Nice lunch break after waking dogs . Sit outside with dogs . Food good”
- Sharon Caraher
“First time I’ve been here. Quirky little cafe. Very cozy. Only had a coffee but was lovely. The food coming out looked tasty.”
Hours
- Monday
- Tuesday
- Wednesday
- Thursday
- Friday
- Saturday
- Sunday
- Closed
Highlights
- Great coffee
- Great tea selection
- Popular for breakfast
- Popular for lunch
- Popular for solo dining
- Small plates
Amenities
- Wheelchair-accessible entrance
- Free of charge street parking
- Outdoor seating
- Dogs allowed outside
- Takeaway
- Dine-in
Show more amenities
- Good for kids
- Casual
- Kerbside pickup
- On-site services
- Coffee
- Quick bite
- Dining options· 6
- Breakfast
- Brunch
- Lunch
- Dessert
- Seating
- Table service
- Offerings· 1
- Small plates
- Popular for· 1
- Solo dining
- Atmosphere· 1
- Cosy
- Crowd· 2
- Groups
- Tourists
- Highlights· 1
- Great tea selection
- Facilities· 1
- Toilet
- Accessibility· 1
- Wheelchair-accessible seating
- Family-friendly· 2
- High chairs
- Kids' menu
Location
Cafes near Nelli’s Village Cafe
- 4.3 miOutdoor seatingVegetarian options
medium breakfast, freshly cooked to order, meal swaps and substitutions
- The Old Mill Cafe4.31414.3 miOutdoor seating
fresh out of oven scones, cream tea with jam and cream, pot of tea
- The Mess Room4.64995 mi
gluten free options, breakfast cooked meals, hashbrowns
| Place | Rating | Distance | Mentioned in reviews |
|---|---|---|---|
| Nelli’s Village CafeOutdoor seating | 4.696 | — | cream teas with scones, outside courtyard seating, panini |
| Blitz Coffee Shop & CafeOutdoor seating · Vegetarian options | 4.958 | 4.3 mi | medium breakfast, freshly cooked to order, meal swaps and substitutions |
| The Old Mill CafeOutdoor seating | 4.3141 | 4.3 mi | fresh out of oven scones, cream tea with jam and cream, pot of tea |
| The Mess Room | 4.6499 | 5 mi | gluten free options, breakfast cooked meals, hashbrowns |
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