Nets Cafe — Restaurant in England

More disgraceful than disappointing! I would give minus stars if I could.

We cycled passed here on a new route and decided to stop as it looked like a very nice location, looks can definitely deceive you. The cafe is clearly on a working farm, and you certainly get this atmosphere in ways of farm smells, cleanliness (very dirty) and the noise (some colourful language from staff).

The coffee is absolutely awful, like it was served from the farm trough. The cake was stale too, so we made a complaint and that was when the arrogant guy who must be the owner stepped in with the colourful language we heard outside, but this time it was aimed at us.

I have never reviewed a place before, but the shear level of rudeness and everything else mentioned, I just wanted to warn other to keep on cycling past and...

This is not about Nets cafe , more of a warning concerning the Car Park. My elderly parents often park here and go for a walk , and have a take away drink from Nets. On the 26th September 2020 , they parked up and went for an hours walk. When they returned they found that their car was broken in to , and handbag , and other property was stolen. Unfortunately my mum put her handbag in the car boot before she went for a walk , and it would appear someone was watching her do this. Apparently there have been other similar recent incidents unfortunately. Please be aware of leaving anything valuable in your car in case this happens again. Note it is nothing to do with Nets Cafe , only the...

Discovered this lovely cafe while having to do shorter walks due to a broken leg. Very hard to pass without going in as I have to do on some occasions when in a hurry. The coffee is boss - the tasty milky type. The cakes are scrumptious and hard to resist. My buddy and me tend to sit in the back room- winter and summer. We like looking at the paintings/drawings on the walls from local artists. Recommended. The staff are friendly and my mate particularly likes it when the farmers’s daughters? are working. One occasion I saw a Turkey high up in a tree at the entrance. Luckily, there are many twitchers about and one explained to me that it was actually a Guinea Fowl. Really...