129 Cafe and Bar

1. I got their hot chocolate. It was fine, but 3£ felt a bit much considering the atmosphere. The tables were dirty and the vibe wasn’t great. The cafe is situated in a kind of a vintage store and it didn’t give a good smell.

2. Came here for a drink. There is a back entrance and then there is an entrance through the main shop entrance. The shop is an antique emporium and then cafe is at the back. There is parking out the back of the cafe which has less steps than if you were to come through the emporium. Hot drinks are £2.50 each which isn’t bad and they tasted nice. They also take Amex here which is a good thing!

3. Nice quiet place connected to an antique market. The brownie and cinnamon roll were nice. The cappuccino as well. The hot chocolate tasted a bit light but maybe not a bad choice with the very sweet brownie.

4. Great little coffee shop at the top floor of robins nest vintage emporium. You can also access the shop through the back entrance if you can’t or would rather not climb stairs. The employee at the register was friendly and informed me and my husband that they had a deal on their cakes and coffee. I ordered a cappuccino and a chocolate walnut slice and my husband ordered a vegan carrot cake and oat milk latte which he was happy about as often he can’t have any of the cakes.

   The windows in the shop are beautiful and the decor and style reminded me of photos I’ve seen of the Titanic. Our coffee and cakes were very nice and we will be visiting again.

5. Excellent cafe! The staff were always on hand, ready to help. Fresh bottled water served with our food. Very nice and elegant inside. They even had a free sanitary basket in the toilets which is a great touch! I really didn’t expect downstairs to be so amazing. There is a shop selling everything, things you wouldn’t even have thought of buying. I will definitely be coming back.

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