Mad Brothers at the Deaf Village Café

The coffee is tasteless.. ordered cappucino.. taste like hot milk, where is coffee?!?!

Lovely outdoor area and good selection of stunning pastries

I asked a staff member if she could put a lid on my takeaway coffee for me as I was carrying a baby on my hip and was also wearing an eye patch so my visibility was limited, but she told me “They’re over there behind you” with no offer to assist. That experience alone would turn me off visiting again. Seemed to be mainly OAPS when i was there so I think charging them a tenner for a ham & cheese toastie is a bit wild.

Lovely cafe great food. Pizza was delicious.

Good food and drink with a great variety of baked goods. Great accessibility with waitress using sign languages and wheelchair accessible entrance. There are also touch screen devices for ordering. Has both indoor and outdoor sitting areas and lots of seats. The indoor sitting area is well heated. There are also some sockets available for working on the laptop. Kids friendly with a high chair available.