Cafe No.3 At The Redbrick Mills

I was out shopping for furniture and stumbled upon this café/restaurant. I'm so glad we decided to eat here. The food was delicious and the atmosphere was very pleasant. I highly recommend it!

I came to this restaurant for breakfast, but was disappointed to find that there were no vegan options available (and very limited vegetarian options). I decided to order a soy latte, but was informed by a uninterested waitress that they were out of soy milk. She then suggested I try the coffee shop downstairs instead. I will not be returning to this restaurant.

Coffee didn't taste too good. Not sure whether it was a beer that had sat a past or the bean is bad, but it tasted water, bland and stale. a panini ordered that was in order, but nothing special and the price was too high. at least costa they have fresh.

My daughter and I were shopping for new furniture and decided to stop by Redbrick Mill for ideas. We had a late lunch at the cafe, but were disappointed with the food. It was not tasty and the prices were too high. The fish finger sandwiches were oily and the sausage melt looked like it had been reheated in a microwave. We only ate because we were hungry, otherwise we would not have chosen to eat there.

Good quality coffee and good selection of homemade cakes. The almond and cherry cake was delicious and a good sized piece. Service friendly and efficient.