The Sprouted Kitchen — Restaurant in England

We wanted a pit stop on a drive from Cambridge to Edinburgh and, as I'm sure all users of Google maps will be aware, motorway services in the UK are dreadful. The Leeming Bar ones look like more disheveled than most and bizarrely had a queue to just get in, but we'd decided to head into town instead. We (2 adults and two children aged around 10) found a cheap (80p) car park just over the bridge into the main part of town and took a wander down to The Sprouted Kitchen, which we'd seen on the way in. It is small with a good ambience and is nicely appointed while also being well tuned to children. Lots of drink options, and a decent number of food options, well cooked and presented and the staff were friendly although forgetful - needing a reminder to charge us for our drinks A solid five...

Wow! What a find, and what a fabulous antidote to regular cafe fare. This place is super inventive and the flavours they generate with their brilliant menu is amazing. The coffee, oh! the coffee! Its beautiful. We had loaded chips and the "Goodness Bowl". In the bowl was fresh rocket salad, sun dried tomatoes, quinoa, hummus, cold roasted butternut squash, onion, cabbage and optional southern fried chicken slice, with basil Pesto (you could have avocado instead of chicken if you prefer). Very busy for being "off" season but we were found a table. In the summertime there is seating outside too. Dog friendly. People friendly, and children friendly. Wonderful, all inclusive place. Thank you (from the lady who was having difficulty with her...

Visited with some family members, food was amazing, ordered the katsu loaded fries, though they did get my order incorrect, the veg was left on, they were happy to correct it with no fuss which was lovely. The drinks if I am honest we're a little pricey on the cold menu but the cafe is lovely and well kept. Tables have skirts so not ideal if you are a taller individual like myself but crossed legs allows me to sit under them.

One word of warning, single toilet for the place, not a massive cafe so isn't a major issue but I feel it should be mentioned.

All in all, well worth a visit for some food and I will no doubt visit again when I am...