Rye Bakery in Mendip

What a lovely find, spacious contemporary, well done, baked goodies were scrumptious.Thanks for a real treat, Frome does it again!

Still my favourite bakery in the UK, never disappointed.Coffee is perfect and the service follows suit. Can’t wait to come back for more!

Is there better bakery in the world? Amazing! Great bread, lovely cafe, so friendly staff, location-I have never seen anything like that-church! Perfect to visit with kids!

Best pastries you will get any where in UK and they will beat most French ones as well. Flavour, texture and quality is amazing. The only problem you will have is trying to decide what you want as it is all delicious.

Visited for the first time and we loved it. Great setting in a church with art gallery within.Had coffee with an egg and (well cooked) bacon sandwich in beautiful sourdough bread. Best we have ever had.We will be back...

Beautiful settings but sadly the tea was 30% leaf matter, after 1 cup it was too strong to be drinkable. Mixed in with the screaming kids and barking dogs it wasnt an enjoyable pit stop.

Lovely breakfast, in lovely surroundings. Best almond croissant I've ever had, gorgeous bread, ample amount of bacon on our bacon sandwich and really good quality coffee.

Visited the Rye bakery a few times now. It’s located in chapel very close to Cathrine Street. It’s very spacious inside and offers seating outside. It offers sourdough loaves, pastries, coffees, breakfast and lunch. I can highly recommend it to anyone who wants to have a relaxing time with family or friends. Coffees are between £2.5 - £3, pastries around £3 and bread loaves around £3 - £4 depending on the size. I’ve gave it a 4 out of 5 stars due to the size of the coffees offered, they are a bit on the small side and I could not choose a larger size. Minor point for anyone that doesn’t mind.

Awesome converted church. Utterly gorgeous. Delicious food, great service. Lots of seating and a good kids play area. Very family friendly, even includes a 'nest' for breast feeding mums.

I googled this place before we went to Frome for a day out as we need somewhere dog friendly. It's very interesting place, converted church, still have original features.The menu looks amazing because they do fresh pizza and a lot of other things from local produced. You would be very tempted to have all the bakery on the till area whilst you are ordering your food.Not so great experience, my clumsy husband slipped his coffee cup off the table as soon as the waiter put it in front of him. He said the cup was slippery and all coffee pretty much went on his clothes! It wasn't cheap for that little flat white that he didn't even had a sip. I thought they would have brought us a new one but no the waiter came back from the bar and give us the kitchen towel to clean everything! I don't mind cleaning because we still have to sit there and eat but not offering the new drink it's a bit pity!The food we had was really good so that calmed us down from disappointment of the service.