Miles & Henry Bookstore Cafe — Restaurant in Alstonville

I have just walked out after 1 sip of coffee. After settling down with my food at an outside table with my little 2kg Moodle puppy I was asked to move as a duo wanted to set up there. As I moved my things, the owner said there was a sign saying don’t sit there. I pointed out there is no sign. She then had a go at me for tying up my pup to the table leg which I noted was secured into the door runner. She said not to do that if I come back as they had a dog run after another one and drag the table away. To the owner - My tiny pup would never move the table and I felt very embarrassed and humiliated by your comments. You could see I was on my own so you would surely realize that I had no option but to tie my puppy up to go inside and order my food. What was meant to be a relaxing brunch turned into me being humiliated and...

Charming little bookstore/cafe serving house made scrumptious croissants, delicate pastries, cakes, slices and snacks, etc. Friendly staff and atmosphere. Added bonus of finding new and old books, cards gifts etc available to purchase. I often come away with a book or two. It's like the Aladdins cave that keeps on giving. There's a warm rug to keep you cosy all and it's all set in the heart of Alstonville. Once a month the amazing Barnacle Brothers soothe your ears with their music. Highly...

What a great find. My partner and I were strolling through the main street of Alstonville and came across this little book shop/ Cafe. Great selection of books to browse through and buy (if so inclined). Chai tea was brewed nicely (seldom is this the case), the flourless chocolate brownie was absolutely delicious (I'm normally not keen on gluten free). The atmosphere was nice and relaxing whilst being surrounded with retro memorabilia. Highly recommended for drop in, if you have a...