The Phabulous Cafe — Restaurant in England

Absolutely lovely cafe.

Simple menu, decent prices and freshly cooked meals, sandwiches and delicious home made cakes. The staff were really nice and the lay out of the cafe enables anyone with accessibility needs.

For anyone with mobility challenges, there is a no steps entrance with a wide door for wheelchair access. Plus an accessible toilet which was clean, no steps or ridges so easy to enter.

Parking nearby might be an issue particularly on the weekend. You may have to street park or walk a little rather than park outside but it's worth it.

They have a wonderful community engagement as they are an 'on the spot' training centre giving local people with additional needs to gain skills, experience and confidence by working in the cafe which then leads to more job opportunities in the food industry for them. Great work

Definitely...

Always seems busy when I walk past (which is a good sign) so was intrigued but managed to come at a quieter time. Lot's of lovely quotes inside - I didn't realise but it's a charity training centre for those that want to develop and learn skills (and they may have additional needs/requirements) great ethos - keep up the good work. The coffee was really nice and food was great - lot's of essentials like jacket potato (!) but also lighter dishes like salads with hummus and falafel (and mango sauce - loved this!). Portions are very good and staff are friendly....

Social enterprise of sorts helping young people acquire skills in a working environment. On this occasion: no specials, no quiche and no soup but sandwiches and baked potatoes available. Although not busy, we had to wait a long time for our jackets which were tasty but tepid. Didn't have the heart to return the food because a complaint would upset them. Atmosphere not it's usually bustling. I guess hunger, overlong wait and disappointment coloured...