Local Reviews
In July 2017, pearle2016 said about David's Cafe
I have visited recently on a Friday evening with good friends and found it to be a very intimate and friendly wine bar with extraordinary hosts.
I then visited on Friday morning for brunch to be greeted by a small but individual menu, and a chef (David the owner) who adapted the menu to our taste.
This is a unique venue, run by a fun loving and welcoming family.
Having had a wobbly first visit last summer, I eat my words and am delighted I was given the chance to be welcomed back.
I then visited on Friday morning for brunch to be greeted by a small but individual menu, and a chef (David the owner) who adapted the menu to our taste.
This is a unique venue, run by a fun loving and welcoming family.
Having had a wobbly first visit last summer, I eat my words and am delighted I was given the chance to be welcomed back.
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In August 2017, 229tonyb said about David's Cafe
A really relaxing, friendly and welcoming cafe. The coffee is excellent and the food is good. Service can be slow at times if you are in a hurry but this is all part of the relaxed atmosphere.
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In September 2017, Juliette G said about David's Cafe
After a trip to re visit Thomas Gainsboroughs art museum and gallery in Sudbury went for a late breakfast at David's only 5minutes from the gallery. It was buzzing friendly and had a coffee and late breakfast, before heading to John Constables Flatford Mill. It's a very nice place for a late breakfast or lunch...and David is friendly and relaxed with a new cartoon on the wall of himself done by a friend whom now resides in Malta...David himself served us with a smile. Great place to grab a coffee and cake etc if visiting the Gainsborough house and museum.
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In September 2017, 645cathyp said about David's Cafe
Davids is a beautiful cafe aimed at adults, for adults to enjoy a quiet atmosphere without interruptions from little ones- they are not anti children, they just believe that some people enjoy a quiet coffee without interruptions.
Previous bad reviews are from people who don't seem to see that every town needs an oasis for people who don't want to be interrupted by small children's noises.Not everyone enjoys the hubbub that accompanies the little ones in our community,
As a mother & grandmother I love my little ones but I still enjoy a little peace & quiet at times - Davids is that place for me
Previous bad reviews are from people who don't seem to see that every town needs an oasis for people who don't want to be interrupted by small children's noises.Not everyone enjoys the hubbub that accompanies the little ones in our community,
As a mother & grandmother I love my little ones but I still enjoy a little peace & quiet at times - Davids is that place for me
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In September 2017, Bibby F said about David's Cafe
Stopped for a coffee & bite to eat with my husband, and really pleased we did! Lovely service, and great food! I thought the 'child free' policy was a great idea as Sudbury has numerous coffee shops where children can go!!! I'm not 'anti children', but it was a lovely, relaxing atmosphere 😃
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In October 2017, Andrea G said about David's Cafe
The Cornish breakfast is simple yet perfect. The creamiest, perfectly seasoned scrambled eggs, bacon so delicious it had to have been bred by angels, and hot, buttered sourdough bread which had been warmed in bacon fat before serving. It genuinely was the best breakfast I have ever had.
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In November 2017, ceilsyc said about David's Cafe
We were visiting nearby Chappel and took the train to Sudbury in the hope of finding a nice independent coffee house for coffee and cake. We found just that, here at David's.
At last a place where adults only can relax and not have screaming, moaning and tantrum throwing kids nearby. I have children and I firmly believe that more and more places should adopt child free policies. Well done David's for taking the bold stance.
Our coffees were delightful as were our cheese scone and lemon danish.
Ambiance is second to none, seating is plentiful and comfortable, toilets clean and tidy.
We will return for sure. If you could open a child free branch in our home town, that would be Great!
At last a place where adults only can relax and not have screaming, moaning and tantrum throwing kids nearby. I have children and I firmly believe that more and more places should adopt child free policies. Well done David's for taking the bold stance.
Our coffees were delightful as were our cheese scone and lemon danish.
Ambiance is second to none, seating is plentiful and comfortable, toilets clean and tidy.
We will return for sure. If you could open a child free branch in our home town, that would be Great!
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In November 2017, hjmorgan2017 said about David's Cafe
Frequent visitor to this restful cafe. Friendly family service, excellent coffees and good food. Plenty of reading material.
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In December 2017, rayp775 said about David's Cafe
Having moved away from Sudbury nearly thirty years ago on a return visit we wandered through the town centre and surrounding streets and in need of a pit stop chose here. Friendly welcome and relaxed environment we enjoyed tea & coffee along with an afternoon cake. With newspapers provided and a good choice of snacks and meals this offers a lovely venue to sit and rest. With the deli counter also offering some take away items this is a welcome addition to Sudbury's collection of eateries. With many other outlets offering access to children then the policy of David's is not unreasonable in providing an adult only sanctuary.
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In December 2017, Jonathan D said about David's Cafe
Popped in for a quick coffee and a bite to eat. Fantasy I building, lovely staff. The soup was delicious and homemade (red pepper and sweet potato) very happy!
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