Coffee Shop in Wells, Somerset

Heritage Courtyard, Wells

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Coffee Shop in Wells

A coffee shop, wine bar and kitchen in a quiet cobbled corner off Sadler Street, a few steps from Wells Cathedral. We open at 9am Monday to Saturday, with coffee and homemade cake served through the day in the same room as our wine shop and restaurant in Wells.

Open from9amMonday to Saturday
Espresso from£2.70Cakes baked in-house
PastriesMon, Wed, SatFrom The Newt

Made well, served without fuss

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Coffee

  • Espresso

    £2.70
  • Americano

    £2.90
  • Flat white

    £3.40
  • Cappuccino

    £3.50
  • Latte

    £3.50
  • Hot chocolate

    £3.50
  • Mocha

    £3.60

Whole, skimmed, oat, soy or almond milk. Caramel, gingerbread or hazelnut syrup, 50p

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Cake, pastries and breakfast

Alongside the coffee there is a range of homemade cakes, baked in-house and changing through the week. Croissants and pain au chocolat from The Newt bakery arrive on Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturdays, exclusively in Wells. Our full breakfast menu runs from 9am to 11.30am.

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Tea and soft drinks

Tea

  • Green tea

    £2.40
  • English breakfast

    £2.40
  • Mint

    £2.40
  • Earl Grey

    £2.40
  • Berry

    £2.40
  • Camomile

    £2.40

Ask for the loose leaf menu: carrot and ginger, red fruit, liquorice root, heavenly lemon, peppermint, and lemongrass and ginger

Soft drinks

  • Orange juice

    £2.95
  • Lemonade

    £2.95
  • Ginger beer

    £3.25
  • Sparkling elderflower

    £3.25
  • Coca Cola or Diet Coke

    £3.25
  • Belu still or sparkling water

    £2.00

Away from the traffic on Sadler Street

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A quiet place to sit

Heritage Courtyard is tucked away from the street, which makes it an unusually calm spot in the middle of the city. Festooned with greenery, the room suits reading, working for an hour or meeting a friend, and the art centre next door is worth a look while you are here.

It is a short walk from Wells Cathedral, the Bishop's Palace and the Market Place, so it works well as a stop mid-morning or after a wander round town.

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From coffee to wine

The wine shop lines the walls, so the move from a morning coffee to a glass at lunch is a short one. David chooses every wine himself from hand-picked European growers, and any bottle on the shelves can be drunk in for £10 corkage. Read more about our wine bar in Wells, see what is cooking on the lunch menu, or discover how the wine shop gradually became our restaurant in Wells.

Find us

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Monday to Thursday9am to 4.30pm
Friday and Saturday9am to 7pm
SundayClosed

The Pressoir, 10 Heritage Courtyard, Wells, Somerset BA5 2RR, a short walk from Wells Cathedral and the Market Place. First time visiting? Read our guide on how to find The Pressoir in Wells, with directions, parking and buses.

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