Stooks the Cafe at Newbridge - (Near , london)

3 /5 j: Jacket potato with tuna is usually a safe option, and it was basically okay - but oddly no butter. Mrs js lentil soup was likewise okay, but it came with a couple of slices of uninspiring supermarket style brown bread. If this place was cheap and cheerful you would say, fair enough, four stars - but cheap it wasnt. Theyre towards the upper end of cafe prices, which basically demands better.

5 /5 Mrs Foster: I was very surprised by others poor reviews because we popped in today and had a lovely lunch. Yes you have to walk through the shop to get to the cafe buts thats how sales works. Was busy and lively, inside had lovely high ceilings. Grab a menu, grab a seat, and then order at the tills. Was quick and easy, free water available by the cutlery, which was a nice touch. Jacket potato was huge, and my husbands sandwich had loads if filling. Food came out in 5 mins despite it being busy. Staff were busy clearing tables and friendly. Far better than the New Farm Shop cafe for food and portions. Highly recommend! We will definitely be returning. They also do childrens lunch boxes and a large selection of cafe. Large area of indoor and outdoor seating and large free car park.

5 /5 Emma Huthart: Popped in for breakfast.y friend and I asked if we could share a breakfast as we werent massively hungry and they let us. We ordered their Eggs Cypriot. Halloumi, avocado, poached egg on a muffin covered in hollandaise. I loved all the elements separately but my brain couldnt work out if they tasted good together. I pass here a lot so will defo pop in again. Staff and service were great.

5 /5 Dominic Beecheno: Met a friend here and had coffees and lunch, lovely friendly service, plenty of parking and lots of room. Clearly very popular at lunch time despite beinga tuesday. I would definitely come here again. The food was good and not over priced.