Sugar n' Spice

This is the one cafe to go to and try it's clean a good menu and the staff go out of their way to make you welcome the food was well cooked and presented

Have always come for breakfast or lunch. I think it’s great value for money. The tea room is very old fashioned but don’t let it put you off. It’s lovely.

A lovely pot of tea and very nice fruit cake. Reasonably priced.

Called in for the first time on Thursday 21/04/22 for Lunch, cosy spacious place & spotless interior. Excellent meal choices from the menu or order the Special Of The Day. Friendly service & delicious food especially the all day Breakfast. Reasonable menu prices & Sugar & Spice in a good location in the High St.

Nice meal but as others have mentioned portions on the small side and expensive for what it is I had lasagna the Mrs had a sandwich and we had a coke each was around £25

When staff eventually served us they were busy talking we waited a while to be served but when we did I had a lovely coffee. Tempted to have cake but refused they looked delicious. Nice atmosphere. Clean place.

Fab little cafe with good food options and dairy free milk. Lovely staff. Great value. Lots of tables.

Met a friend with my husband for coffee and perhaps something to eat. We all had a latte and were given a choice in the size. Good quality coffee.Two of us had a snack of two crumpets with cheese on. These were very good value and tasty. A great winter treat. The bill for the three of us was £16. The staff were very helpful as we did go in with dogs and we were tucked away.

A little sad and depressing on entry. We sat on the tired sofa with a low table. Cushions are all very flat. Behind us was a wall divder hiding something, but the cafe feels in need of love and attention.The menu is basic but I'm happy with that. All printed on paper on your table with specials too.It's not clear but table service is offered. Service was so slow I went to the kiosk and was promptly told to sit back down.Not only was the waiter service very slow, when the person took our order, which was coffee and a fryup x2, she never asked how we wanted our eggs cooked or whether we wanted a large coffee. She did offer a choice of bread.Filter coffee is £3.05 and cappuccino is about £3.25. Coffee is not great, very dull. And very small cups.The food arrived quickly and on large oval plates but all looked extremely sad. The beans were like sludge in a container, x2 sausages very dark, x2 crispy bacon, black pudding, one poached egg, a teaspoon of (boiled?) mushrooms and teaspoon of semi-cooked, oily potatoes and a slice of granary bread which had already been buttered (again, not offered unbuttered)The bacon, bread and black pudding were the only tasty things on the plate. The sausages were left because they were cheap, tasteless and overcooked. The mushrooms were soggy, the potatoes greasy, egg over cooked. All in all, for £10.50 you get a far nicer experience elsewhere I'm saddened to say. No waiter asked us if everything was ok, and I think I would have been honest had they have asked.I asked for brown sauce and it must have been the cheapest decanted bottle of sauce available from the wholesalers. It tasted as nasty as it looked. Think gloopy cinnamon.The ambience is sad, with very little on the shelves of this once thriving farm shop cafe, it makes me angry that I wasted nearly £30 and countless calories on this food. I wanted to love it, but I know so many better places to eat on Pershore high street with better quality coffee and food for the same price. Very disappointed.

Lovely cafe with very friendly staff. Local and wonderful. Food was served speedily and tasted nice. Coffee also nice. Slightly old fashioned but that is what makes it special. Wonderful selection of cakes and quiches. Would recommend for families and people who want proper good food. Not as chic as modern coffee houses but is homely and friendly. Very spacious inside. Lovely.