Workbridge Coffee Shop

Bedford Road, Northampton, United Kingdom, NN4 7

🛍 Vegan, Coffee, British, Breakfast

4.6 💬 1341 Reseñas
Workbridge Coffee Shop

Teléfono: +441604872770

Dirección: Bedford Road, Northampton, United Kingdom, NN4 7

Ciudad: Northampton

Platos: 3

Reseñas: 1341

Sitio Web: http://www.workbridge.org.uk/coffee-shop

"The coffee shop at Workbridge is part of the wider St Andrew’s Healthcare, in Northampton.It is well located on the outskirts of Northampton, adjacent to the Bedford Road roundabout. Accessibility and parking are straightforward.There are other complementary services on site, all part of St Andrew’s impressive approach to community reintegration...vocational training, experiential learning, work and enterprise solutions. Ultimately however, these, like the coffee shop itself, have to compete with other (for profit) providers of similar services....farm shops, garden centres etc. In this respect, we think Westbridge does rather well. We go there, frequently, not because of its ‘not for profit’, charitable ideology (although that is true), but because it provides a jolly good service, good value and, most important of all, because we like it and we enjoy ourselves there.Well done and thank you."

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Gordon Gordon

This is a great little coffee shop, awesome ploughmans with all the trimmings, really attentive staff.

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Louise
Louise

We enjoyed a panini and then tea and cake. To me it's a feel good cafe. It's good simple food and nice and roomy with volunteer staff willing to serve you.


Phil
Phil

Becoming more popular so parking can be a problem. Food is good quality especially the cakes. Presentation of food can vary but is always good. Value speaks for itself as indicated by numbers dining.


Jo
Jo

The members of staff are so nice and the cakes are the best I've ever tasted and such big slices! There is also a small garden centre and health food shop and charity shop on site. Definitely worth a visit. Great value!


paulah375
paulah375

Just returned home from having a delicious afternoon tea with sandwiches and delicious cakes.. What a lovely spread and homemade cakes and cream teas to die for. Staff were excellent and nothing was too much botherfor them Thank you once again


Linda
Linda

This cafe is situated alongside the Daily bread wholefood shop. there is also a garden centre and charity shop on site. It is run for the benefit of people with disabilities and is mainly staffed by them. They are polite, friendly and extremely able. We always eat there when we are in Northampton.


SnowyP
SnowyP

When you realise that this little cafe is run entirely by people with disabilities, you know what an inspirational place it is. The food and drinks may take just a little longer to arrive than other cafes, but it is totally worth the wait. Delicious, enormous slices of homemade cakes are to die for, along with lovely coffee. Finish off with a visit to the garden centre, Daily Bread and the charity shop all run on the same basis.


Sarah
Sarah

I visited specifically to have a salad in between work meetings. I have been before and enjoyed a filled roll but this time ordered a tuna and cheese salad. The cheese was a rectangular lump and had almost no flavour and the tuna mayo) had practically no seasoning. The salad was basic and had no finesse. I love this place for the atmosphere and the overall values and ethics but this was a disappointment. Afterwards I wondered if they were short staffed.


MKHud
MKHud

We haven’t been here for a while and remembered it used to be a good place for lunch. It has changed since our last visit, become larger and an outside area added, all looking good. I can only imagine how much money has been spent on creating this cafe. Unfortunately the same thing can’t be said for the food. It’s fine if you just want a sandwich, cake or drink. Where is the hot food , salads etc ?, the only thing we saw was soup and a sausage in a roll. There are no menus, you have to peer at a chalk board on the wall. Whilst we stood there at two other couples came in looked at the blackboard , mumbled and walked out again as did we.Shame, such potential, hope it changes.


malcolms957
malcolms957

The coffee shop at Workbridge is part of the wider St Andrew’s Healthcare, in Northampton.It is well located on the outskirts of Northampton, adjacent to the Bedford Road roundabout. Accessibility and parking are straightforward.There are other complementary services on site, all part of St Andrew’s impressive approach to community reintegration...vocational training, experiential learning, work and enterprise solutions. Ultimately however, these, like the coffee shop itself, have to compete with other (for profit) providers of similar services....farm shops, garden centres etc. In this respect, we think Westbridge does rather well. We go there, frequently, not because of its ‘not for profit...

Categorías

  • Vegan Disfruta de nuestro menú vegano, que ofrece una selección vibrante de platos a base de plantas elaborados con ingredientes frescos y de temporada. Saborea comidas sabrosas que son tan nutritivas como deliciosas.
  • Coffee Disfruta de nuestra selección de cafés elaborados por expertos, desde ricos espressos hasta cremosos capuchinos. Ya sea que necesites un impulso matutino o un sorbo relajado, nuestras opciones de café prometen calidez y confort en cada taza.
  • British Tradicional y sustancioso, el menú británico ofrece clásicos reconfortantes como el fish and chips, asados jugosos y pasteles salados. Redescubre favoritos familiares, elaborados con cariño con recetas atemporales e ingredientes frescos y locales.
  • Breakfast Comienza tu día con nuestras deliciosas opciones de desayuno, que incluyen desde huevos y panqueques clásicos hasta batidos saludables y yogur. ¡Perfecto para una comida abundante o un bocado ligero por la mañana!

Comodidades

  • Cafe
  • Takeout
  • Seating
  • Vegan Options

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