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| Cuisine : | British |
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| Open for : | breakfast, lunch |
| Type : | cafe, coffee shop |
| Short URL : | http://iate.at/yZej |
Seventh Heaven Cafe in Boston
| Address : | 50 Market Place, Boston, Lincolnshire, PE21 6NF |
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- Food Served: Mon - Sat 08:00 - 17:00
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Review left on 18/10/2012 by samthedog (1 review)
Best coffee in boston and food is excellent. Good service on every occasion we have visited. Food is slightly overpriced compared to similar quality food elsewhere. But A*
Review left on 16/08/2012 by 8thWonderOfTheWorld (1 review)
Everything I have eaten at Seventh Heaven is so good! They have a varied menu featuring delicious breakfast and lunch items. Service is excellent and friendly. The cost is very reasonable and they have yummy cakes. They are quite good about customizing your order. It is in a good location on market place, many friends have been there and they all say it was there favourite! Highly recommended!
Review left on 06/08/2012 by Cappucino Queen (1 review)
This is a fabulous place to chill out with friends-especially if the weather is good,as the proprietors have created a continental theme, with high quality tables, chairs, parasols outside. With a magnificent view of the stump what better way to enjoy free time. The cappuccino's are the best in Boston, and the food is outstanding-from jacket potatoes, paninis to super home made deserts. The cafe is spotless in all areas. Well done Carolina and girls I wish you every success. You have done Boston proud.
Review left on 28/07/2012 by Geoff Lidster (1 review)
I've eaten inside a cafe at this location maybe almost 3 years ago when it had a different name but today I ate outside in the market place. The tables and chairs are excellent quality and comfortable too :-) I only had a sausage sandwich and a cappuccino on this occasion but both were delicious and well presented and served by a lovely young lady who apologised for the delay of about 20 seconds whilst getting me a lovely little pot of mustard. At £10.50 for two of us it's a bit pricey but compared to our previous regular haunts (Greggs where they squirt sauce onto your plate because they don't have bottles or sachets) and Oldrids (where breakfast has declined abysmally over the past 3 years) it's a welcome breath of fresh air and I look forward to visiting again next week on my regular trip to Boston from Leeds. Not tried the loo yet but this website won't allow you not to score each aspect:-(
The cakes certainly looked appetising and I'll report back later :-)
Review left on 23/08/2011 by TobytheDogg (1 review)
Excellent Food, me and my mates eat here all the time, love the caramel frappes and coffee is best in boston,
Too be honest this place is to good for boston, not like your normally greasy spoon cafes.
Toby