Salt Waters - Gloucester

Some interesting items in the cafe to look at and purchase. Largest cup of coffee I have seen in a while. The pottery they use is lovely and usually for sale although unfortunately they had run out when we visited.

We wanted something different food wise and found it in this quaint café. The café itself is not very large but enough seating for those who came to eat. During the time that we were in the café potential customers who came into the café were able to find a seat. The service is sit down at a table choose what you want to eat or just have a drink go to the counter where a young man and woman were ready to take our order. The two persons serving were so polite and just could not do enough for us or anyone else. The food was brought to our table, both myself and wife were very please with the fresh sandwiches we had ordered, washed down with teas of ones choice. When finished and ready to make our way I paid at the counter and left. The café was also like a small shop with gifts etc. on sale. Where we sat was opposite the water where long boats were moored. There was plenty to watch as the time passed bye. If you want something different then this is the place for you to visit, I can thoroughly recommend this establishment to all.

Sunday morning visit to Gloucester Docks. Sat outside the mariners church listening to the choir singing and spotted nearby Salt Waters cafe! Tea and toasted tea cake! First class. 3 hours later returned for a toasted sandwich ham and coleslaw 2 pots of earl grey sticky buns, first class service. Independent traders who deserve to do well.

Stopped for tea and cake! Lovely cake, very reasonably priced right next to the Quays. Staff very lovely!

Beautiful cafe with made-to-order food. Take your time browsing through their shelves of lovely merchandise while you wait.