Vestry Cafe

Initial Impressions:
I was very surprised by the amount of well utilised space they had, in what could have been a busy crowded area. With great coffee paired with a quiet and peaceful location.

Timing & Busy-ness:
Arrived at around 2pm on a Saturday. Even though it was fairly quiet, where it was easy to find an empty table, there was a constant flow of people arriving and leaving.

Overall Review:
This cafe really took my by surprise. I often drove by the sign pointing towards it, thinking it was just another cafe in a small village, but I was greatly mistaken!

I was first surprised when I search up the cafe on Google Maps. Not expecting to find such a wide open space in what I suspected to be a small and compact village.

Secondly I was surprised by how such a beautiful and unique cafe was hiding just one turn away from the main road. That many, just like myself, drive past every single day without knowing it is there. This cafes many available seating inside and –speak about garden area how it can be a great place for kids to play in, making it a nice place to sit in the shade of a large tree during a hot day —

I’ve personally have never tried Extract Coffee, but I was really enjoyed the grounded and dry taste that complimented the raw, almost chocolaty flavouring that you can enjoy from a rich coffee. The flat white that I ordered was served with a dense layer of foam, which ensure you are able to enjoy both the coffee and the milk. I don’t have much to say other than the coffee is just really high quality and enjoyable coffee to have on a nice sunny day.

Final Thoughts:

There’s no other way to end this than to summarise my experience other than pleasant and quiet. It was a nice moment away from the world and busy towns to enjoy a bit of sun, a bit of greenery and a bit of coffee.