Villy in Herefordshire

Really nice healthy menu and serves lovely coffee

I love everything about this cafe. Gorgeous lovingly prepared food from local and sustainable ingredients. Relaxed atmosphere. Very reasonably priced.

Had the Mexican chicken and rice, my wife choose lamb tagine. Very poor piece of chicken breast with soggy rice and a few leaves..... disappointed to say the least. Wife's was slightly better served with a good coffee. Nice surrounding inside a church ,clean and well mannered staff. But value for money.....rip off. Sorry but true.

Never had breakfast in a church before but would do so in this one again. Best scrambled eggs I've had that I didn't do myself, on toasted artisan bread.

The food is always good. A pity they are not able to provide sustainable soya milk as oat milk is not suitable for many who need to be gluten free for health reasons.

2 sausages, 2 very thin and crispy bits of bacon, some scrambled egg, 2 pieces of the densest toast known, half a tomato and a cup of coffee all for just over £14. At least the coffee was excellent. Altogether seriously overpriced for what you get.

Very nice north African vegetarian stew, subtle spicing. Roomy venue. Can't give it more stars as I didn't have anything else.

High quality food in unique surroundings. Bringing the church into the community. I liked if a lot. Not cheap though. Update...just had a lunch there and the food was absoloutly excellent. The staff were friendly and polite. Look at the size of the cheese scones. Not just your average restaurant.

We were staying at a nearby caravan park and caught the bus into Hereford. On arrival we were all really hungry but wanted something different from the usual chain places. This place caught our eye and so we wandered inside to be greeted by very pleasant staff and so decided to stay. The menu is packed with wholesome, home cooked food and an array of coffees and cakes.I tried the quiche and salads and hubby had the pizza and salads. Our son chose Mexican chicken and rice. The portions were generous which was good as the cost was a bit on the pricier side...As we went by bus we had a cheeky glass of wine each which was more reasonably priced. We would go again as the food was delicious.

Excellent bacon rolls. Locally sourced products. Just a shame we were not staying long enough to work our way though the cake selection.(Edit)Came back next day for breakfast. Really really good scrambled eggs and bacon..My partner's comment "that was the best French toast I've had in this country and I'm sad the plate is now empty."