Capri at the Containers

“Amazing food, excellent service, and a wonderful atmosphere.”

katie rumney★★★★★

First time here this morning with my mum for her birthday and we have definitely found our new favourite place! The afternoon tea and the drinks were beautiful but I have to say the staff were the cherry on top! Fabulous customer service, so welcoming and friendly. Thank you so much again for a wonderful experience 🌟

Penny★★★★★

An unexpected stop for breakfast this morning turned out to be a lovely little find! The décor inside is really nice, and the staff gave us such a warm welcome. We sat upstairs and ordered a full English breakfast and a full vegetarian breakfast — both were freshly cooked and delicious. Service was quick and friendly, and we didn’t have to wait long at all. I’d definitely recommend this charming spot!

Danny Taylor★★★★★

Unique place with fantastic food and staff! Negar welcomed us with open arms and 2 glasses of Prosecco so needless to say we were so happy to see her and some of the Cafe Capri Woodkirk staff. The woodkirk staff were the main reason we went to celebrate the new management as we knew the night would be amazing and hosted fantastically as they do such a good job at their other branch. The atmosphere was great with a live singer Ellie Rai and the food served in a timely manner and tasted great. For starters we had the garlic and chilli king prawns and the breaded mozzarella which were both gre

Collette Evans (Picture Perfect Photo)★

I visited Capri at the Containers for the first time for the Mother’s Day Afternoon Tea, having always had great experiences at other Capri venues. This was my first and last visit here. On arrival there was confusion over our booking despite having a confirmation email and bank transfer proof of deposit. We were ushered into the stairwell and left standing awkwardly in front of other guests, not the welcome you’d hope for on Mother’s Day. We then spent 40 minutes outside in cold, windy conditions with no drinks, no staff and no communication. When we were eventually seated, the table hadn’t