Cafe H20 in Herefordshire

Run by disabled people under the watchful eyes and ears of carers. Expensive snacks and drinks, be patient with the service. Local information on walking routes etc.

Debbie & her amazing team looked after 20 of us! Great service & great food at a fair price. We were made to feel VERY welcome. Thank you

Lovely cafe with excellent cakes and coffee. Very good location on the hills. Free parking right there. Staff are people with learning disabilities so it can be slow but very friendly. They rent out mobility scooters for access to hill walks which is a wonderful service. Good information about that geo way long distance footpath which runs nearby and celebrates local geological interest.

Nice little cafe. Good coffee and cake.

Wonderful staff, super friendly, very welcoming and the bacon was cooked to perfection! Plus grabbed a handy guide map for bike routes on the hills.

Smashing little cafe with a great view over Herefordshire and Wales. Lovely caring staff enabling other less able members to have an engaging and rewarding work experience.

Warm and friendly welcome, comfortable environment, very good value food and drink. And even a socket for customers to charge their electric car while they enjoy it! Run as a community project so spending my money here benefits people of the locality, instead of inflating the profits of some tax-dodging corporation.

I’m a local and hadn’t tried here before. My friends were visiting from Lincoln and we were all so impressed with the food available. We had the Ham platter and it was delicious and very reasonably priced. Brilliant service and a fab set up. Thank you. I’ll be back for definite. 👍🏻😋 x

Fabulous foods. Beautiful scenery. Brilliant staff who give of their best even making my take away in these cv times seem a trip to relish. Thankyou

Excellent small cafe nestled in the GeoCentre near the paths leading up to the Worcestershire Beacon. Serves great toasties, paninis, baked potatoes, soup and totally scrummy home made cakes! The cafe provides support to people with learning disabilities, so we were keen to visit, but also it was comfortable, they didn't mind our muddy boots and we definitely liked the food!