Taart coffee — Restaurant in England

Taart has had a wonderful atmosphere each and every time I have visited. The aesthetics, the smell of coffee and food cooking, the sounds of the kitchen, the local art on the walls (the everything!) work in unison to create a unique feel. Somehow every element of Taart perfectly creates a calming and humble feel - a rare find for a café on the doorstep of a main road. The staff are helpful, kind and wholeheartedly welcoming. The coffee is good, and the range of food is well-thought out and lovingly made.

Covid-19: social distancing with separated tables, and one way system. Observed cleaning after each customer during my visit and it was done very thoroughly. Screens for PP measures at counter. Hand jel available at entrance.

Food pictured: Pancakes, and...

A little Overpriced for what was served in my opinion and food very average for price paid, served not very warm on coolish plates, little portions etc etccould do with some background music too as the tables are close together and you hear EVERYTHING what is being said on the next table, I knew every ailment the woman on the next tables elderly mother had, where she had been on her holidays, how many miles she had walked that week, what they had for lunch yesterday, where her husband was, the car failing the mot etc etc. Mind you if she could have turned her mouth down a bit it might not have...

Wanted a nice breakfast, money wasn't an issue as I wanted to treat my partner. The presentation was OK but the food was terrible, cheap cold dry sausage, the eggs were both over cooked, the bacon was so dry the knife wouldn't cut it, the beans were dry, overall it was over cooked, dry and cold and that was just my meal, it was 12 pounds, not worth it, my partner had pancakes, they were to thick and doughy, she couldn't eat them, definitely wouldn't go back, overpriced for such cheap ingredients and poorly cooked food, very sad as my...