3 Best Cafes in Charnwood

“Baobab Cafe is a family-run cafe by Simona and Peter Vasil in Loughborough, Charnwood. The cafe offers affordable, delicious food with a chilled atmosphere where you can enjoy an incredible vegan and gluten-free menu from which you can design your own made-to-order meal. The cafe offers mouth-watering hot drinks such as Espresso, Latte, Cappuccino, Americano, Italian White Hot Chocolate and many more. In addition, they provide a lively environment for consumers with a selection of dietary requirements and a variety of outstanding meals and drinks. The café is energetically involved in local charity causes, has built a steady group of everyday customers, and delivers a warm welcome to new visitors. The cafe also sells various coffee and tea powders.”

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“Muzzy’s Turquoise Cafe is a well-known café in Loughborough, Charnwood. The café serves sandwiches, soups, snacks, and delicious cakes. They cater for anyone with special dietary needs. Muzzy’s Turquoise Cafe is also a pet-friendly café. The café is beautifully decorated with outdoor and indoor seating. They offer various coffee, tea, and breakfast options. In the café, one of the recommended dishes is jacket potato. Their must-try dish is Turkish breakfast with feta, kasar cheese, tomatoes, cucumber, and green & black olives. The café provides a special menu for kids. Muzzy’s Turquoise Cafe provides services seven days a week.”

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“Caffè Nero Charnwood is a traditional café that offers light dishes and specially blended drinks. Their trained baristas prepare their carefully sourced and freshly roasted coffee beans with a light menu. They've expanded over the years to include a kitchen that produces some of the best breakfast and lunch options in the city centre. Their recommended breakfast is Berry Granola Pot, which has Greek-style yoghurt with mixed berry compote and granola. Try out their delicious foods and hot and iced coffees. The café also provides a Sweet Treat for One for only £6.50, which includes any hot drink and a slice of cake.”

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