Waterloo tea
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Loose Leaf Tea Breakfast Tea. Green Tea. Oolong. Puerh. Matcha. Ceremonial Matcha Wholesale Tea. Online Tea 4 Teahouses. Cardiff, Penarth Breakfast. Brunch. Afternoon Tea.
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“Tasty eggs & mushroom on sourdough - all in a nice art deco building.”
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Caroline Jones★★★★★Fantastic café - clearly very well managed with lovely, friendly staff and consistently top notch food. The coffee is LUSH, my favourite place to go and all the staff are fully trained baristas so you'll only ever get great coffee. Food wise, I am loving Soup of the Day at the moment as it fits the grim weather and comes with amazing sourdough , 2 large slices with plenty of proper Welsh butter. The cinnamon fruit loaf is also a good shout and the banana bread is amazing - warm with maple and cinnamon butter. 2 generous slices of each so you could share (but honestly don't - you'll regret it!)
David Chung★★★★★Very popular coffee and brunch cafe in Penarth. Nice selection of usual teas, coffee's, brunch, sandwich, homemade soup. Had salmon brioche, mushrooms on sourdough and coffees. All delicious and reasonable price. Recommended.
John-tyler Lovell★★★★★Very impressed, we had the soup of the day (sweet potato) and the pulled chicken. Well priced and a great sized portion. Bread was delicious and the hot chocolate itself is worth the visit. 5 stars from me
WZX CC002★★★★matcha latte was really good, haven't tried such good matcha latte in a long time, the toast is very crunch and good, i bought their matcha powder and its really green for the price which is amazing, but the flavour is a bit grassy, the design is very cute, the staff is really kind and there is also bathroom available
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