The Bay Tree Cafe

We went this morning to try the new Leaf cafe. Everything looks fresh, slight rearrangement in the cafe. The menu is quite extensive and well priced. We look forward to trying a cooked breakfast next time. One thing which I do hope is updated is that the whole place was freezing. Perhaps wandering round the shop, it might not be so noticeable. We became very chilled after an hour and a half chat and coffee. Previously the overhead heater helped a lot. I really do hope this is temporary. Best of luck for a busy future.

A very traditional garden centre and cafe complex, extensive wheelchair access is available to all areas including the award winning toilets and generous carparking bays. A comfortable selection of in house wheelchairs are also available for all those in need, be it an erratically sprightly octogenarian with an overly optimistic bent or perhaps a more forgetful disabled customer that has somehow managed to leave their own wheelchair at home. Both are covered, no questions. All in all it's a gently paced serendipity for the elderly, a safe space where it is possible to both leisurely obsess about the array of new features for the garden and be it morning or afternoon, partake of a lightly fried breakfast with optional chips, Ketchup and brown sauce are also available, served in easily distinguishable brown or red bottles allowing both the illiterate and non English speaking customers to also make an informed choice. A very minor criticism might be the lack of managerial guidelines to ensure the transgendered community enjoys safe and inclusive public toileting - whatever their pronoun. A timeless haven in which to shelter from the worries of the modern day as we seemingly rollercoaster towards the next apocalypse - In sumery - well worth a look if you like garden centres