Local Reviews
In August 2015, anthony_lyster said about David's Cafe
I called in on the off chance and had an excellent coffee.
A bit like the old Cheers bar. Everyone knows your name (nearly) for some genteel banter, leg pulling whilst David is metaphorically gently pulling his hair out whilst pulling your leg. A wonderful "comfortable" feel to what must now surely be a Sudbury institution. David - long may it last.
A bit like the old Cheers bar. Everyone knows your name (nearly) for some genteel banter, leg pulling whilst David is metaphorically gently pulling his hair out whilst pulling your leg. A wonderful "comfortable" feel to what must now surely be a Sudbury institution. David - long may it last.
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In August 2015, Nicki D said about David's Cafe
I love this place. David is very welcoming and his coffee is the best in town. ..particularly when served with a warm almond croissant! I'd highly recommend his cheese counter too.....another plus is the place is for adults so no children charging about
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In August 2015, whiterabbit1984 said about David's Cafe
I was looking for somewhere for lunch and come across David's. The menu was outside so you could decide if you wanted to eat or have a drink there.
Comfortable cafe, nicely decorated and books, newspapers and magazines to read were available.
Now to the food. I ordered scrambled eggs and pancetta on toast. The pancetta was fried on top. Local farm eggs used - they were a nice yellow colour. The pancetta bought out the flavour. It was delicious!
The staff were very good and tended to our wishes including more hot water for the teapot.
I would recommend this restaurant for a lighter option or just for coffee.
The cafe doesn't allow anybody under the age of 15 (states on the door), there are plenty of other places around that will be okay with children.
Nice little cafe for light bites and coffer. I think it's good value for money too. 😀
Comfortable cafe, nicely decorated and books, newspapers and magazines to read were available.
Now to the food. I ordered scrambled eggs and pancetta on toast. The pancetta was fried on top. Local farm eggs used - they were a nice yellow colour. The pancetta bought out the flavour. It was delicious!
The staff were very good and tended to our wishes including more hot water for the teapot.
I would recommend this restaurant for a lighter option or just for coffee.
The cafe doesn't allow anybody under the age of 15 (states on the door), there are plenty of other places around that will be okay with children.
Nice little cafe for light bites and coffer. I think it's good value for money too. 😀
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In August 2015, KarlsViews said about David's Cafe
We have passed this place many times but decided to pop in for a coffee whilst in town shopping and are glad we did.
Immediately we found that the venue was very homely and warming. The staff were very courteous and welcoming. We both had a coffee which was very nice and good value.
After this one visit we have made a decision to come here every time we come into town, it made that much of an impression on us.
Immediately we found that the venue was very homely and warming. The staff were very courteous and welcoming. We both had a coffee which was very nice and good value.
After this one visit we have made a decision to come here every time we come into town, it made that much of an impression on us.
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In August 2015, leisms said about David's Cafe
We ordered the italian salad and were not disappointed, great flavours. Quality ingredients and nice portion size for a light lunch. Pleasant service, nice atmosphere and I liked the decor and furniture. Bathrooms were clean and spacious. They open up the bar area on Friday and Saturday nights, I imagine this would be lovely. Can't wait to return. Davis and his team were friendly and great service.
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In October 2015, Jan P said about David's Cafe
Excellent eggs benedict and italian salad,. Lovely atmosphere..The owner is a very nice man and a good host - I noticed he was attentive to older customers and their comfort and I liked that .
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In October 2015, Tripper1941 said about David's Cafe
Not being familiar with Sudbury we asked someone on the car park where a good place for a light lunch would be.
There was no hesitation. 'David's!'
Easily found and not far from Gainsboroughs house it looked inviting. A warm welcome from Fran,David's daughter, and we were seated near a bookcase with a selection of books that kept our interest while our order ws being prepared. Intriguingly there were two copies of Viscount Montgomery's biography on the shelf-why 2? I would have asked David but he was away on business elsewhere. In his absence Fran, Issie, and Kari looked after our needs with a refreshing cheerfulness and humour not always present these days.I had a delicious ham salad, suffolk Ham thinly sliced is just superb in a salad and they also serve it in a croissant if desired.
Mrs Tripper1941 selected the Buffalo Mozzarella on Ciabata and it came with a veritable army of tomatoes. As usual we did a bit of sharing . Glad we did really tasty.We had decided on a light lunch and we should have stopped there but we had a warmed Danish pastry between us with Segafredo coffee was too good to refuse.
Reasonably priced for the quality and despite the notice asking for a little understanding if the service is slow at busy times as all the food is freshly prepared we experienced no wait.
We are going back again to Sudbury and the sooner the better and one of the reasons will be yo visit Davids again, It will be worth it.
There was no hesitation. 'David's!'
Easily found and not far from Gainsboroughs house it looked inviting. A warm welcome from Fran,David's daughter, and we were seated near a bookcase with a selection of books that kept our interest while our order ws being prepared. Intriguingly there were two copies of Viscount Montgomery's biography on the shelf-why 2? I would have asked David but he was away on business elsewhere. In his absence Fran, Issie, and Kari looked after our needs with a refreshing cheerfulness and humour not always present these days.I had a delicious ham salad, suffolk Ham thinly sliced is just superb in a salad and they also serve it in a croissant if desired.
Mrs Tripper1941 selected the Buffalo Mozzarella on Ciabata and it came with a veritable army of tomatoes. As usual we did a bit of sharing . Glad we did really tasty.We had decided on a light lunch and we should have stopped there but we had a warmed Danish pastry between us with Segafredo coffee was too good to refuse.
Reasonably priced for the quality and despite the notice asking for a little understanding if the service is slow at busy times as all the food is freshly prepared we experienced no wait.
We are going back again to Sudbury and the sooner the better and one of the reasons will be yo visit Davids again, It will be worth it.
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In October 2015, Eddie M said about David's Cafe
If yo are looking for a quick drink and stainless steel bars etc then don't come here.
If you like atmosphere, good friendly service and superb coffee then come here.
If you like atmosphere, good friendly service and superb coffee then come here.
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In October 2015, DJC777 said about David's Cafe
Popped in just for coffee which was very good. However the light lunches being served on other tables looked good so I tried a Suffolk ham omelette. Superbly cooked and presented it tasted delicious as well. They also have small range of pastries which are also very good. Will definitely be back.
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In November 2015, Adam-Chance said about David's Cafe
This cafe and deli (now renamed Cafe Continental) has the best flat-white coffee I have ever tasted and comes with a small biscuit too.
I would recommend the superb scrambled egg with smoked salmon, and the eggs Benedict is delicious.
If you prefer a sandwich the Cafe Continental make a superb Suffolk sandwich, the bread used is soft, fresh and tasty with carefully sourced ingredients’ of Suffolk ham, cheese and homemade chutney with a side garnish of potato crisps.
There are newspapers and books on the shelves also wifi.
The style of Cafe Continental is contemporary and welcoming, there is a rule of no children under 15, this allows for a quieter and calmer environment for adults
The sponge cakes on display are homemade, normally available are lemon, coffee and carrot, but they do sell out quickly
I would recommend the superb scrambled egg with smoked salmon, and the eggs Benedict is delicious.
If you prefer a sandwich the Cafe Continental make a superb Suffolk sandwich, the bread used is soft, fresh and tasty with carefully sourced ingredients’ of Suffolk ham, cheese and homemade chutney with a side garnish of potato crisps.
There are newspapers and books on the shelves also wifi.
The style of Cafe Continental is contemporary and welcoming, there is a rule of no children under 15, this allows for a quieter and calmer environment for adults
The sponge cakes on display are homemade, normally available are lemon, coffee and carrot, but they do sell out quickly
Source: tripadvisor.co.uk