munch cafe

almond milk cappuccino is r16 more than normal. soy milk was also alot more. no vegan meals. couldn't eat

we tried out munch cafe for a kid's birthday (my niece & nephew turned 2). the food was very tasty. i was disappointed that the playground was not right where the seating was (as the website suggests). we were also only allocated one waitress for our big table and she really struggled. i haven't been back since, which is unfortunate. i think a few minor improvements to the play area will help- along with a minder perhaps. the cakes were delicious, and enjoyed by all. but overall, nothing too amazing.

popped in for eggs benedict. it was raining and chilly so we opted to sit inside, unfortunately the only table available was next to the kitchen door. i love cafe's set in gardens, so the atmosphere suited me perfectly! the food itself was very good. eggs cooked as i requested, enough sauce and the hollandaise had a great flavour. i requested no asparagus, which the waitress forgot, but they were easily moved to the side. service is a little slow, so don't go in a hurry, however the waitress was very friendly! all in all i will definitely keep this on my breakfast list!

food was tasty, haloumi salad the best! punctual and polite service and chilled atmosphere with clean and tidy play area. will always go back!

i had my twins 2nd birthday party at munch. the manager was very accommodating and we had our own little private section for our party. it's a great little kid friendly cafe. i would say though that it is for children older than 3 years olds as the play area is separate from where you sit and the ground is gravel which i don't think is the best material in a kids play area. they also, can you believe this, do not have baby changing facilities. this proved highly irritating and left me and my guests without an appropriate place for us to change our kids.

the food and service was good! they have a wide variety on their menu and everyone enjoyed their meal. i haven't gone back since but maybe i will now that my kids are a bit bigger and the playground is more appropriate for them now.

p.s. their scones are amazing :-)

visited munch yesterday for the first time. the smoked salmon trout salad was nice but not anything extraordinary. the ambience was lovely sitting outside amongst the fragrances of the nursery. i was most disappointed to sit in a beautiful nursery with horrendous artificial flowers on the table. really!!!??? it is a nursery - please use fresh flowers or pretty plants or nothing at all instead.

stopped here for a little brunch and tried the avocado wrap which was delicious and fresh. good area for children to play as there is a large playground with childminders to watch them. definitely recommend it if you are bored after shopping for garden plants and decorations.

value for money is 2/5 (overpriced for quality of food, no condiments with toast, asked for butter and margarine was brought), coffee 3/5, location 4/5 good for families with children. not bad but not good either. very average.

i met a friend this week for lunch at munch. it was very diappointing. the service was shocking! we felt we were a bother to the waitors who were bunched up in a group chatting and made us feel we were botheirng them. getting the lunch menu (we were given breakfast menus even though we arrived after noon) and just placing the order was a struggle. when the food eventually came, there were flies everywhere. my request for a candle or something to repel the flies was ignored, even tough there were candles on a shelf int he dining room. the food was mediocre and over priced. service=terrible; food-=mediocre; ambience=unwelcoming waitors and fly infested.

such a lovely setting outside under the trees & nestled inside the nursery. the coffee is good and served with a little ginger biscuit (never fails). the staff is so friendly and always smiling, a big win! the breakfast was super delicious. hubby had the pita breakfast and i had an omelette. the food was tasty and plentiful. the homemade bread also delicious. a big positive fir me was the fact that they serve "real" jam - i hate getting those pre-packed jams that taste like plastic. their jam was great, thanks for taking the time to think about the small things. would go back any day for a fresh croissant or pancake yum!

lovely setting.. pretty restaurant.. but unfortunately not much else was great..
i called and booked for a family lunch and when i arrived and told them i had a reservation they had no idea what i was talking about. thankfully they had a table available.. my bun-less burger was rather nice however the rest of the meals were pretty average.. heat wave and drinks far from cold... and that ramp? oh my goodness.. i saw so many kids slip.. a danger hazard indeed... i do not think its a child friendly restaurant even though it has a play area with a child minder..  it was super busy and a popular restaurant for people to go to.. we don't live that close so i would not make an effort to go again or recommend it to anyone else..

an enjoyable spot to pop in for coffee and enjoy the activity of young people around you. it provides a space for a catch-up with friends and the bird life who seem to be quiet tame and all around you. their menu is very broad and in general a lovely vibe.

popped in for lunch at munch. not terribly impressed, unfortunately. food is very average and so is the service. i ordered their beef burger and my partner had their fish and chips. chips were not crispy. coffee is okay, but would not recommend their food based on my experience.

a friend and i decided to head over to munch café for a saturday lunch a couple of weeks ago. the restaurant is located in the heart of a lovely nursery and offers both indoor and outdoor seating and a large play area for the children to enjoy.

it was quite a chilly day so i ordered a cappuccino to drink. i must say that they really do serve up some good coffee. when it came to deciding what to eat, i generally love butternut and feta on a pizza so i decided to go for the pollo pizza with chicken pieces, roasted butternut, danish feta and rocket. the pizza was a thin base pizza which was great but there was something missing in terms of flavour. i just couldn't quite put my finger on it. perhaps the chicken could have done with a little more seasoning. the one thing on the menu that did catch my eye were the pancakes and even though i had had enough to eat, i definitely had space for dessert. the pancakes were light, delicious and a lovely way to end off my meal.

the service was good and our waiter was friendly. the restaurant offers a lovely atmosphere and it's a great place to grab a quick bite or meet up with friends.

i came with a group of friends as it was recommended as a child friendly cafe. it's very poorly thought out. the baby changing station consists of a mat on a table out in the open around a corner with no sink nearby. there is a very very steep ramp to get to the restaurant (not easy to navigate with a pram). the play area is nice but the child minder was very lethargic. the food was average, i had the nicoise salad but found it lacked any sort of flavour. my friends deemed to enjoy their pizzas however.