White Post Cafe

When we arrived they had stopped serving food, but we're still serving scones, tea and cake. It's a warm, cosy atmosphere with low level lighting and tables to seat up to 10 people. The flavours in the cheese scones and carrot and ginger cake were wonderful and well balanced. Definitely worth a visit. We had a 4 month old with us and the baby changing is spot on - clean, tidy and perfect for us!

Had a lovely lunch sat in the garden, after a walk at the wildlife reserve nearby. The food was tasty and fresh, service was excellent, especially considering how busy they were

A bit off the beaten track, worth a visit if you can find it! We had coffee and a cake, the carrot cake was delicious, there is lots of room with tables in the garden with great views looking over Wellington. There is also a plant nursery and local artisan shops to browse.

Nice café, tucked away and ideal for cyclists, walkers etc. Coffee pretty good, food likewise but small portion sizes on cake. Main reason for losing a star? Pretty poor value. £8.40 for a smallish Americano (ie. one shot of espresso) and a petite cake is ridiculous… I know inflation has been high, but this summer in France I paid <€5 for a very similar order and other local cafes are much more competitive. Not moaning - being honest.

Booked a table for lunch on Saturday. Lovely setting little plant nursery and shop to browse before or after you go to the cafe. Food was delicious no complaints the staff were friendly and helpful! The cafe is also dog friendly and there's a small children's play area there too with a children's menu available too! Definitely be back!

This little gem of a cafe is well worth a visit. We stopped there mid way through a cycle ride today, and had coffee's and their "Dirty fries", with Haddock pieces. Delicious twist on fries. The staff were all friendly, and I would thoroughly recommend it. We will definitely be visiting again when we are in the area.

I visited with a friend for lunch recently but found the menu rather restrictive & overpriced. Very heavy on bread, cheese & meat. The food that was served was tasty but there wasn't much of it & it wasn't very warm. £12 for 6 mini pigs in blankets with some apple sauce & a bit of crispy onion felt a bit steep & more of a starter/small plate than a main for lunch. Could really do with offering a bit more in the way of salad/veg. Or a bit of variation. Service was ok. The setting is lovely, especially on good weather days & I would still recommend for drink & a cake as a treat.

We came out here for brunch a couple of weeks ago for the first time. The food was amazing, the atmosphere was cosy and rustic, the staff friendly and the service was perfect. We will definitely be back soon. Also shout-out to the absolutely amazing cheese scones... I've been dreaming about eating one again ever since.