Roots Coffee Lounge

"Fantastic little coffee shop definitely what the area needed. Look decor and friendly staff, nice food and drinks and we love that it's dog friendly so that makes it 5* for us! Car parking can be a little tight but theres lots of space next door and very easy to walk to as well! Keep up the great work guys!"

"This is a fantastic coffee shop. The staff are wonderful, friendly, and very knowledgeable about the coffee they serve. Had the best coffee I've ever tasted from Roots, and it was cheaper than Costa/Starbucks! If you like coffee and haven't tried Roots, then you're missing out! I have recommended Roots to all my friends and family, and will continue to do so!"

"This is a very nice coffee shop for it's location. It's not a building that jumps out to you as a few other businesses share the premises. Parking is a little tricky but the quality of the coffee and food options makes it worth it and a great find. They do a good selection of drinks that are above the average selection such a bounty hot chocolate with all the extras like cream and marshmallows. The seating arrangement is good for a mixture of sizes such as couples or groups of up to 10 people. They also do a loyalty card which seemed ok at first because they stamped twice for 2 drinks but it appears that this was a mistake as they should give one stamp for a transaction. In otherwords with the group of 7 that we had you would only get one stamp if you all paid together. A stamp for a drink would be better suited and make it easier to get enough stamps for one free drink. We will return for a coffee again but because it's not local it will take a long time before getting that free drink which can defeat the purpose of a loyalty card as an incentive to return."

"Not much to look at from the outside, but inside, it looks like a big city coffee shop, only its situated on the outskirts of Mansfield in the sleepy suburbs of Pleasley. I popped in and had a latte and a Danish pastry, both very nice. They use 200 degrees coffee, and I'd make an assumption that they also used the same for training on the basis that although the coffee was nice, it wasn't quite hot enough for my liking, which having visited a number of 200 degrees stores, seems to be a common feature (you have to ask for it to be extra hot !) In the big city, or even out in somewhere like the peak district, this place would be packed, I just hope they manage to get enough trade to stay open as it really is a nice coffee shop."