Godfreys
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6 South St.
RM1 1RA, Romford (Romford RM1 1RA)
01708737509
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Reviews
Matt
(5)
Godfreys of Romford offers great food, good service and a break from the norm. More people you speak to now agree that the Costas, the Starbucks and to a lesser extent the Cafe Neros, all have started to feel more corporate than a home-from-home. Their branding is very strict so every small detail is identical in all stores. The food is improving in Costa but still these big chains have pre-processed, pre-packaged food with long sell by dates to maximise chance of selling them. Not so in this small chain of a local bakers. Here in the Romford branch they slow roast overnight pork, gammon, turkey, chicken. Often you can have a plate of roast pork plus generous amounts of crackling and apple sauce. They ask if you'd like gravy and then make it fresh for you (it doesn't hang around in a jug on a heat pad like at Toby Carvery..). The cakes are mouthwatering and the Granary bread, baked fresh, is arguably the best you'll ever taste! Local radio plays in the background (Time FM) with jazzy 1950's tunes, 80's and some modern. Old sepia photos of the town as it used to be a hundred years ago decorate the walls making it feel homely. Helpful staff at this location also. Service with a smile
(5)
Godfreys of Romford offers great food, good service and a break from the norm. More people you speak to now agree that the Costas, the Starbucks and to a lesser extent the Cafe Neros, all have started to feel more corporate than a home-from-home. Their branding is very strict so every small detail is identical in all stores. The food is improving in Costa but still these big chains have pre-processed, pre-packaged food with long sell by dates to maximise chance of selling them. Not so in this small chain of a local bakers. Here in the Romford branch they slow roast overnight pork, gammon, turkey, chicken. Often you can have a plate of roast pork plus generous amounts of crackling and apple sauce. They ask if you'd like gravy and then make it fresh for you (it doesn't hang around in a jug on a heat pad like at Toby Carvery..). The cakes are mouthwatering and the Granary bread, baked fresh, is arguably the best you'll ever taste! Local radio plays in the background (Time FM) with jazzy 1950's tunes, 80's and some modern. Old sepia photos of the town as it used to be a hundred years ago decorate the walls making it feel homely. Helpful staff at this location also. Service with a smile
Faye Dupere
(5)
What was the sponge cake called that had apple in it and icing drizzled over it, was moist and yummy! I’m trying to remember but I can’t! Hopefully someone can help ?? loved that little cafe when I worked in Romford.
(5)
What was the sponge cake called that had apple in it and icing drizzled over it, was moist and yummy! I’m trying to remember but I can’t! Hopefully someone can help ?? loved that little cafe when I worked in Romford.
