Scrummies Coffee Shop — Restaurant in West Lindsey

Saxilby is a small village / town with an active canal running through it, so we get quite a few visitors. Now Scrummies is right in the middle of the High St; it is small, seats about a dozen people comfortably. It sells take away rolls, cakes and drinks, but eating in is popular for various groups. Quite a few elderly people get in there, it is a hub, a place where locals can meet and have a drink together. It has working people passing by, it is a cafe and it is very good value for money. We went for an all day breakfast, bacon, eggs, sausage, beans, tomatoes, mushrooms and two slices of toast £3.50 along with tea and coffee. You can't expect better than that, it is clean and welcoming and...

Customer service rubbish, hot chocolate served cold, cold water served warm coffee bean machine revolting, a good cafe if you like low standards. Also reply to comment. Thank you for the apology it would have been nice to get one in person when issues were raised instead of poor excuses of why the water was warm it wasn't the first time this had happened and your defensive attitude when issues were raised could pve just been an apology instead. I have worked as a barista and the coffee machine is unacceptable, places of higher standards do not allow this. Whether they are naturally occurring or not that is no excuse not the keep the equipment clean. As for me leaving happy you...

-Fantastic place for breakfast, brunch or lunch, 2 all day breakfast’s and 2 chai latte with oat-milk £26.20! -DOG FRIENDLY with dog treats on sale or free ones Scrummies Coffee shop is quiet with mild radio in the background so great for anyone who’s neurodivergent - most relaxed I’ve felt in a long time, they are happy with turning it down too 🤩 20 seats all table of 4’s so a small coffee shop but well set out , The only thing that would make it a 4/5 ⭐️ Would be the fact there is quite a few single step entry door ways. If you walk with a stick or crutches you’d be okay but I believe someone in a wheel chair...