Book And Bean - Sheffield

I fancied a Sausage Cob this cafe came to my calling, it was v tasty, cooked to perfection. The 2 ladies who served made the food were v friendly helpful to. When I get more time, I’m definitely going to try the breakfast as it looked very good !

This is one of our favourite local little cafes. I always have the prawn cocktail which is more like a prawn salad for only £4. Today I treated myself to a bowl of lovely home cooked chips. If you are visiting the shops down Heeley, give the well known, overpriced coffee chain a miss and come and support this little local gem instead. You will not be disappointed!

This cafe is a gem! The sandwiches are all great value and great quality and always delivered with a smile. The Coffee is excellent quality here too so you really can't go wrong. The place always has a friendly atmosphere and in particular the lady who works here (who I think is the owner) is just about as lovely as you can get. I'll be visiting for a Bacon related sandwich and a Coffee again very soon.

My sister-in-law found and recommended this place and, as her selection of husband had previously indicated, she has good taste. The interior is as simple as the exterior with the Sheffield/Henderson's art work adding some local colour. I ordered the mushroom and stilton pepper pot and mum chose the haddock fishcakes. As the food is made to order it is not speedy but I prefer a wait to tired food any day. The mushrooms were delicious, firm and fresh and the cheesy peppercorn sauce rich and spicy. The little lidded dish came with two slices of garlic bread, as an aside I would looked to have swapped the garlic bread for a chunk or two of fresh granary bread but that is only a personal preference. Mum's fishcakes and chips were crisp and hot and came with a delicious mayo dip. My brother and two little girls then joined us and the cafe very kindly spilt one quiche meal over two plates so both girls had a meal of there own. My brother was impressed with the quarter pounder he had commenting that he actually felt like he had eaten a quarter pounder unlike the feeling he gets from more global fast food outlets. The addition of Bradwell's ice cream and a couple of hot drinks and pops for the little uns bought the bill to just over £30. Not bad at all. This maybe become a Sunday regular.

Used this place a few times on a Sunday for brunch with the family and the food is constantly good (fresh home cooked food) and not over priced. The staff are always friendly and polite. The dining area and toilets have always been clean. Family's with small children are welcome. They take card payment and have free Wi-Fi.