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Cafes who are NOT members of YOU FOOD.
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Madeira Coffee Shop and Restaurant, Chalfont St. Peter
Restaurant and coffee shop with a wide range of menu options, influenced by Portuguese and Madeiran cuisine. New member of YOU FOOD. -
Traverse Theatre Bar Café, Edinburgh
Tapas in a spacious basement theatre bar / café. -
Za Za Bazaar, buffet restaurant, Bristol
Britain's largest restaurant, seating 1000 people. Set price, buffet at numerous food "stations" with food from around the world. -
Peli Deli, coffee shop, café, Matlock
Delicatessen, coffee shop and café. The county’s reigning ‘cafe of the year’, Peli Deli offers fresh home-made sandwiches, pannini and salads using the finest local produce around. -
The Tangerine Dream Café, London SW3
British food, in a fantastic location in Chelsea Physic Garden. Al fresco dining available. Open: 1200 to 1700 Tuesday to Friday, 1200 to 1800 Sunday, and Wednesday evenings for dinner. Closed 31st October through to 30th April. -
Granger & Co, café, restaurant, London W11
Café / restaurant run by Australian celebrity TV chef Bill Granger. No bookings, often long queues, light, airy and spacious. -
Melton’s Too, Cafe bar bistro, York
A café bar bistro, set in a 17th century building, owned and run by Michael & Lucy Hjort, Melton's Too uses local produce to create innovative food in a modern British / European style. -
Polpo Smithfield, Italian and American restaurant, London EC1
Traditional Italian and American food, using high quality ingredients in a Venetian bàcaro style. Owners: Russell Norman and Richard Beatty. -
Ginger Pig, Café, bar and bistro, Worcester
A café, bar and bistro serving breakfast, brunch and lunch, or just tea and cakes. -
Fego Caffé, café, Ascot
One of a chain of 6 in West London, and west of London counties. Brunch, salads, sharing platters, burgers, omelettes, sandwiches, wraps. Closes at 5pm, or at 4.30pm on Sundays and 3pm on Bank Holidays. -
Alma de Cuba, Resaturant, Liverpool
The restaurant is set in a former Catholic Church, which provides grandiose surroundings. Spanish / Cuban / Modern British cuisine. "Gospel Brunch" on Sunday lunchtimes, with a live gospel choir. -
José, tapas bar, London SE1
Tiny tapas and sherry bar, serving the best of fresh produce from the morning's markets, which tends to get packed and crushed at peak times. Chef: José Pizzaro. -
Café East, Vietnamese canteen, London SE16
Vietnamese canteen with spacious white modern interior, with excellent food at value for money prices. -
The Wolseley, café-restaurant, London W1
Café-restaurant in the grand European tradition located on Piccadilly in a Grade II listed building. Serves breakfast from 7am (8am Sunday). Chef Lawrence Keogh. Very well cooked traditional fare, not fussy or pretentious. Daily specials. Lively atmosphere. -
The Oyster Shack, seafood restaurant, Bigbury
Seafood restaurant, with outdoor oyster bar in the summer. Crab, scallops, oysters, anchovies, fresh fish. -
Green Café, Denham Green
Café, serving breakfast, lunch and dinner. Typical British café with generous portions, and reasonable prices. Good quality. -
Café Gandolfi, Glasgow G1
Founded in 1979, this café offers some great Scottish dishes such as black pudding on pancakes with poached eggs, plus other traditional and modern British cuisine. -
Allium Brasserie, Bath
An all-day dining and terrace café under Head Chef Chris Staines. Terrific modern British food, with oriental influences, very well presented: fine dining without pretension. Quite expensive for Bath, but highly praised by critics. -
Woodlands Tea Rooms, Glossop
Traditional British, and officially the best tea-room in Derbyshire after scooping the award at the 2010 Derbyshire Food and Drink Awards, Woodlands does the simple things incredibly well. Home-cooked, locally sourced food and great views over Coombes Rocks. -
The Breadhouse, community café, Chalfont St. Peter
Previously the Myrtle Tree coffee shop - The Breadhouse café opened in July 2014 and (as before) is run by Gold Hill Baptist Church. Offers a wide and carefully-selected range of popular food and drink items, with organic options. Ethical and locally-sourced ingredients used wherever possible. -
Fego Caffé, café, Cobham
One of a chain of 6 in West London, and west of London counties. Brunch, salads, sharing platters, burgers, omelettes, sandwiches, wraps. Closes at 6pm, or at 3pm on Sundays. -
Bill’s Café, Brighton
Local organic produce. Open from 8am (9am Sunday) to serve breakfast. Housed in an old bus depot with high ceilings and long tables. -
The Left Bank, bar and restaurant, Glasgow
Home cooking from breakfast until supper in a comfortable, inviting bar and kitchen, using seasonal and local produce. -
Riding House Café, brasserie restaurant, London W1
Gastro-pub style Mediterranean influenced food, in a "Lower East Side" New York-style brasserie, open all day, breakfast to dinner. -
The Company Shed, Restaurant, West Mersea
A bring your own alcohol and bread establishment, selling the freshest fish and seafood caught in the sea it overlooks. No bookings. Get there before 1pm in the summer, or at weekends, or you won't get in. -
Brunswick House Café, restaurant, London SW8
Café / restaurant serving limited menu, British food with a difference. Some genuinely original dishes. Ex grandiose ballroom and music hall, with outdoor sun terrace surrounded by statues.
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