Jacquelines cafe in Herefordshire

Always a pleasure to go to Jaquelines as the staff are so friendly and welcoming.Kid and dog friendly and don’t mind the chaos of when we all come in togetherAlways something new and tasty on the menu to tempt me. The chocolate orange cake was a particular favourite.Will definitely be returning soon!!!

We had absolutely brilliant hot chocolate and cakes. We saw others with soups and they looked soooo good too so will be returning for soup and a scone soon.We had home cooked meals here too pre covid and they are as equally wonderful and tasty with a good choice, highly recommended, toilets available and a number of parking spots close by too

We had a bit of time to kill walking around Ross on Wye yesterday, so decided to grab a hot drink on a cold day. We called into the inviting Jacqueline‘s café for a cup of tea, but having seen the scones and cakes, decided to go the ‘whole hog’ and a bite to eat as well.We had the soups which were great, accompanied by a warm freshly baked cheese scones. The broccoli and stilton soup was amazing as was the fresh mushroom which had a home cooked taste.The staff were lovely, very friendly, very welcoming and nothing was too much trouble. A family group came in just as we were leaving so they quickly rearranged all the tables to provide them with sufficient seating.If you find yourself in Ross and fancy some home-cooked fresh food at a very good price I would strongly recommend Jacqueline‘s Café.And don’t forget, the profits at Starbucks and Costa go to the ‘fat cats’ whereas the small independence struggle to trade through these difficult times.

First time looking for a place to eat in Ross and we hit the jackpot. Such lovely, friendly staff and the food was delicious. Will definitely eat here again and look forward to the change of decor with the seasons.

Four of us visited this place whilst on a visit to Ross on Wye. As we approached it on the street a staff member was just opening the door.. in we went and up the stairs.. the place obviously was empty, there was a bit of a sweaty smell to it but not something I hadn't smelled at clubs before.. we lined up at the bar to check the pulls and we all decided to try the dark fruits cider, there being little else to cause excitment.. at which the woman staff member switched off the pumps and pulls and said bottles only.. Three of us wanted a bottle of JD Tennessee Cider, but alas there was only the one bottle so there being little else I settled for a bottle of 'Hooch' a little odd going for an alcopop, but there really wasn't much selection at all. The lady staff member was pleasant and for the 20 minutes or so we were there it appeared we were going to be the only ones, so we left for pastures new. Strange place.. a club with no beer, well almost.

Nice food. Toilets are available. Maybe a wait for food when busy. There is an extensive menu to choose from.

I loved it. Nice range of cakes and bread. Don't be too late in the day or some varieties will be sold out. Good to see vegan cakes and bread in alongside traditional bakes.

Ok not the best jacket potato it was a bit on the small side concidering it said large. Tea served in mugs not a pot and at £1:80 for a mug not that cheap. dogs allowed in the front area

Not happy. Over £20 for so-called Home made lasagne, a cheap burger,which it was not. Service was okay. Will not go there again.

Just the place to visit for a light lunch Enjoyed the home made soup. Friendly staff.