What time do you open?
Half past five in the morning, Monday to Friday; half past six on Saturday. Last orders at half past two in the afternoon.
A women-owned café on Station Street, for the early shift and the early train. Great coffee, a proper tea selection, breakfast and lunch until half past two, six days a week; Saturday starts an hour later. Order at the counter, sit in or take it with you.
Departures, Station Street
The door opens at half past five, Monday to Friday, and at half past six on Saturday. That is early enough for the first shift, the first train and the people who would rather have their coffee before anyone talks to them.
Coffee is the thing people rate first, and the tea selection gets its own mention in the reviews. If you are in a hurry there is a quick bite to take with you; if you are not, sit down and let the morning catch up.
Order at the counter. Cards, debit or credit, and contactless from a phone all work.
Breakfast, brunch and lunch run until half past two. Healthy options for those who want them, something sweet for those who do not, and a kids’ menu so nobody has to share.
People come here to eat alone and to work on a laptop, and both are perfectly normal. Dogs are welcome. The entrance, the parking and the seating all work for a wheelchair.
Feeding a group? Catering is on the list. Ask at the counter or ring the café.
The small things people ring up to check, straight from the listing.
Half past five in the morning, Monday to Friday; half past six on Saturday. Last orders at half past two in the afternoon.
No. Sunday is the one day off. Saturday runs from half past six, so plan the weekend coffee for then.
No. Dine in or take away. Catering is available for groups, so ask at the counter if you are feeding more than yourself.
There is free parking and free street parking, and usually plenty of it. A paid lot is nearby as well if the free spots are gone.
Yes. The listing marks it as good for working on a laptop and good for eating on your own. Nobody will hurry you.
No. Order at the counter, then take a seat. It keeps the queue moving at half past five.
Both welcome. There is a kids’ menu, and dogs are allowed.
Credit card, debit card, or contactless from a phone or watch.
Yes. The entrance, the parking and the seating are all listed as wheelchair accessible.
Two hundred and fifty-eight people have rated the café, and 175 of them gave it five stars. Read them on Google rather than take our word for it. The coffee and the tea are what keep coming up. The café also posts on Facebook.
Ring for catering and larger orders, or message the café on Facebook.
Demonstration build by Fast Dev 24 (fast24.dev). This page is a preview made for the café, not its official website. Every fact on it is taken from the café’s public Google listing; nothing has been added or guessed.