Cafe Autisan - Menu

from a very pleasant young man, we had only the tea/coffee and a cake deal that was worth a lot for money and the cake was nice. would definitely visit again.

What a lovely place to find during the Covid Pandemic. Delicious food and drinks served outsidein safety conditions. Well done and Thank you to the staffwho are so friendly and welcoming.

Beautiful little hidden gem in Whalley Abbey. All home made cakes and biscuits. Soups are amazing. All run by volunteers and adults with autism. Fantastic value for money so I would highly recommend.

this caffe offers an excellent location in the area of the abtei whalley. parking is free for visitors in the courtyard. it is a social company that offers education for people with autism. when we visited, coffee and eating were served only in pappe. kartons and tassen.

Amazing little Gem in the beautiful surrounds of Whalley Abbey garden and grounds. The food is cooked carefully and to perfection and is very reasonably priced. I visit here at least once a week with my 1 and 3 year old. Keep it up...guys and thanks for opening throughout despite

We decided to stop here after a recommendation I recieved when working with NAS. The cafe only had 3 tables available inside (I assume due to covid as it was larger inside) and quite a few outside. Inside is lovely, it's a big converted barn....We opted for 2 flat whites, a bacon and brie panini and ploughman's. The food was tasty and well presented when it arrived. We would definitely visit again if we are in the area. Came to around £20 which we felt was a fair price.

This was quite simply the most delicious afternoon tea we have had in a long while, freshly made generous and very reasonably priced. The whole menu looked tempting and the most warming hearty soup was also tried n tested. Lovely setting, warm and friendly. Excellent,...courteous, friendly service. Impressive example of a charity based enterprise supporting autism awareness opportunities and training. Added bonus of a lovely walk around Whalley Abbey. Bravo we will defo be back.

We called in here today for a snack and drink whilst cycling through Whalley. First impressions, what a beautiful setting. I’ve cycled through Whalley hundreds, if not thousands of times and have never been here. The coffee was out of a vending machine, ok, not the best I’ve had by a long way but not the worst. The bacon barm was very good and perfectly cooked. We will for sure return, the two reasons I’ve knocked a star off is, firstly, we had enamel plates but disposable cups. That isn’t environmentally friendly at all. Secondly, they only take card payments, not good if you’re out on the bike and only have cash on you. Thankfully one of my cycling buddies paid and I gave him the cash. Oth...

The cafe is a wonderful place for vulnerable people with autism to learn new skills with a view to applying for jobs in the wider world. Situated in the abbey square the cafe has a pleasant ambience and is very handy for having a stroll around the abbey ruins (or the village) before or after sampling the refreshments on offer. We had a bacon butty and a sausage butty at the cafe. Both were good. I ordered a black decaffeinated coffee which came in a cafetière. It proved to be excellent; a second coffee was ordered with an excellent piece of carrot cake. My friend’s pot of tea was good too. Service was good and staff were very pleasant. We shall return. NB. Having read a previous negative rev...