Bramley Bakery Coffee Shop

Here is what you get given to eat your soup, a tea spoon smaller than a thimble. Could have been worse could have been given me a fork. Actually could have been better off. If you have not got spoons don't serve soup.

Finger buffet for afternoon tea. Excellent service , sandwich fillers excellent variety. Value for money good. Would recommend to All! Collected the sandwich platters within 45 minutes of placing the order on a Saturday!!! Saved the day. Thanks Again!!

Paid £9.96 for a loaf of bread and small pack of 4 rolls. Must admit I am in shock. You can get the same from a supermarket for a 1/4 of that price! Overpriced for what you get, won't be going back. Shame as live locally in Bramley and its one of the only things this village has other than an old knackered pub and a one stop shop! Doesn't seem like an overly hygienic place either if I am honest.

Went in the bakery today and noticed 3 rolls had been made up with ham cheese and a slice of tomato but no pricing. Ordered the 3 rolls and 3 sausage rolls and was asked for £19.30!!!!! Almost £20 for 3 ham and cheese rolls and 3 sausage rolls I think is utterly outrageous. I made the cashier double check but to save embarrassing myself and asking her to put them Back I just paid and left quickly. It’s a real shame as I used to love this place it’s certainly not affordable for us now.

What a great place this is to visit with a lot of choices on offer, rolls, baps, soup, bread and a tantalising array of cakes to mention but a few. This has been my choice destination for a bike ride for sometime now. Does get a bit busy sometimes but that indicates to me that other people also think it is worth a visit, it has adequate off road parking and even a bike rack. Excellent seating is available, inside and outside the choice is yours. All in all a great place that is all to absent on the High Street.

I was quite surprised to see the negative reviews. I popped in there due to its location to the station and had a cheese and onion roll made to order. Lots of choice of bread even whether I wanted red or white onion which was nice. The bread was fresh and the roll had lots of filling. I also had one of their vegetable samosas which again was loaded with filling, nicely spiced and enjoyable to eat. The service was good polite and attentive. Finally, got what I got I felt the price paid was fair. All in all a very positive experience!

We happened by this village bakery yesterday afternoon and decided to stop and buy some bread. We ended up buying more than the loaf of bread, two cheese and onion slices which were excellent cold, hope we can try them hot one day. Hot cross buns which were lovely soft and fluffy. The white loaf is also excellent, light and just the right amount of chew, can't wait try the apple pie. I have read some of the reviews and have to agree that the service wasn't warm and friendly, but it was perfectly fine. A local small business, ideal location next to the railway station we wish you all the best for the future.

On paper this place seems great. A bakery at the heart of a village, next to a train station and with parking out front. Unfortunately, after giving them several tries, we will not be back. The staff are not particularly friendly and definitely not very welcoming. The prices are not clearly displayed so it can be hard deciding what to buy. Also, the prices in this shop can be quite ridiculous....and interestingly..our local co-op stocks Bramley Bakery rolls, the same ones on sale in the shop, at a far cheaper price! I'd be happy to pay a premium price for a premium product but unfortunately their sweet treats are very dry. Would love to recommend this place but sadly I cannot. Poor service,...

This is the second time I’ve been to this place recently. Last time was pretty awful, but I thought, they probably had a bad day. No, I was right the first time it’s bang average. I do not normally slag off small local businesses. But! You’re greeted by two miserable, unsmiling women. I asked for a decaffeinated coffee and a doughnut to have in their seating area. Now I assume it’s a bakery with a cafe, the bakery being the main part of the business. By the way, all the bread on the shelves, looked rather plain and unappetising. It did not entice me to buy any. The coffee is put into a takeaway cup and the doughnut into a paper bag. One of the miserable women was in the process of putting a...