The Grange Chocolate Cafe

"Good breakfast and coffee, nice selection of cakes, and good service. Not too busy so can always find a table and reasonably priced for a "craft village". Good outside space when weather allows.."

"I really enjoy coming to this Café, They serve a good well priced breakfast. Id recommend the eggs benedict. Amazing hot chocolate / pumpkin spiced lattes. Seats are a little hard but you wont be on them for long. Nice environment for a Saturday breakfast but definitely get there for 10 o'clock when they open or it will be busy."

"Love the Chocolate Cafe branch in Henley which is 30 min drive away and have been many times with our dog after a walk along the Thames, sampling much of the menu. The Grange is only 5 minutes away, this was our first visit but does not compare favourably to Henley, hopefully the required small improvements can be made to improve so we feel like using this local branch more often. Firstly in Henley you sit down, view the menu and order/pay at the counter wasting no time. At The Grange a sign directs you to sit down and wait for a waiteress. Literally as we had taken our coats off we were asked for our order but we'd not had a chance to look at the menu so declined. We then waited around 10 minutes but no one came. I eventually went to the counter, there were 6 employees standing at the coffee machine chatting to each other (no one was making any teas/coffees/preparation etc, just chatting). Another employee was at the cash till serving and another employee stood behind her doing nothing - so 8 employees in total for a cafe half full. Meanwhile myself and one other person are stood waiting for service. After a short while I was on the point of walking out when one of the 6 employees finally decided their chat was insufficiently important or engrossing anymore to continue and asked what I wanted. Our order came fairly quickly, my wife having a chocolate nougat drink which was excellent and I went with the cream tea. However I only received the scones/jam/cream and had to ask for a knife. I then realised no tea had arrived so waited a couple of minutes before having to go to the counter to ask for it. Also in the Henley shop we are usually asked if our dog wants any sausage and they bring a small pot with sausage slices for him. In the Grange there is no such dog friendlyness. So overall the service was abysmal especially compared to Henley which is excellent but the food we had was comparable. I'd give the Grange another shot but feel it's worth the drive for the better service (for humans and dogs!) at Henley."

"Food is okay but it can be a long wait, it’s often over busy and under staffed and also very expensive (£8 for a panini and crisps and they forgot the crisps, had to go and ask). I had a chocolate tiffin from here but unfortunately it was so hard it was pretty much inedible, the chocolate had bloomed and gone strangely greasy."