Huxley's
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Amenities
What diners mention
- Service5
- Ambiance3
Frequently asked questions
Where is Huxley's?+
Huxley's is located at 11 City Walls, Chester CH1 1LD, Chester.
What kind of place is Huxley's?+
Huxley's is a Cafe in Chester.
What are Huxley's's opening hours?+
Huxley's is open seven days a week.
Is Huxley's open on Sundays?+
Yes, Huxley's is open on Sundays.
How expensive is Huxley's?+
Huxley's is generally budget-friendly.
What does Huxley's offer?+
Huxley's offers Outdoor seating, Takeaway, Bar, Breakfast.
Location
What people say
“Great cuppa and cake, friendly service, cosy, quirky, arty decor 😁.”
Reviews sourced from Google.
What diners say on Google
Esmee Hague★★★★★A quintessentially quaint cafe spot! It’s got the novelty of its location and viewpoint which is second to none. Its decor is playful, the staff are lovely, and overall it’s just a wonderful find. Every detail feels intentional and cosy. There isn’t too much when it comes to savoury food, but for a brew and a snack - it’s ideal. Get a seat inside if you have the time.
Andrew Sykes★★★★★Lovely tea room located just off the bridge in the town Center. Great customer service Cakes are to die for. Big cups of tea served in tea pots RECOMMEND 5*
Alison Roberts★★★★★We came across Huxley's by chance and what a find! 😊 Lovely welcome from staff and fabulous cakes. It was difficult to choose. We opted for coffee and walnut, and lemon and blueberry with a coffee and homemade lemonade (drinks were also spot on) wish we'd been on the city as we'd definitely call in again. Lovely atmosphere too.
Sue★★★★★Absolutely charming cafe right on the Chester Walls at the clock!! Gorgeous little dining area inside or tables available outside on the walkway. Staff were so friendly & welcoming. I had a delicious chocolate milkshake and a slice of the BEST carrot cake I’ve ever had.
Reviews sourced from Google.
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