Elbows Off The Table - Dacorum

That will quickly become one of my favorite places on the old town high street. I visited first when it opened a few years back and immediately loved the mood; it had all quirk of a berkhamsted caffe, but without the accusations or unfortunate prizes that so many alienate and perhaps that is their intention. elbows off the table then teaches them all a lection in the gutter; to home cooked eating, a warm staff team eifrig to chat, a relaxed atmosphere and all at a competitive price. also dogs are welcome. it feels a bit like in its own front room, even with a much cooler decor. the other reason why I love it so much is that the owner as an independent company understands the meaning of the community and supports local talent, namely the artists whose work he sells in caffe. the walls are covered in a sortiment of print, original and photographs that include an eclectic mix of styles. it is a joy to sit there alone and work on the display as much as it goes with friends for coffee and entertainment. a must.

This charming independent coffee shop has a great atmosphere and sense of community. Located in the historic Old Town, it offers a peaceful oasis with views of Gadebridge Park and St. Mary's Church. The cafe is dog-friendly, with a water bowl outside for thirsty pups. The walls are adorned with beautiful artwork available for purchase, and the locally roasted coffee is top-notch. For breakfast, try the speck and avocado toast or the peanut butter, cinnamon, and banana toast. It's the perfect spot to relax after a stroll in the park.

A fantastic place to relax and relax with good coffee, cake and a really wonderful atmosphere. the personal is also very friendly and accommodating. the best coffee shop in hemel hempstead.

Good service and cake in best location in the old town opposite park and church. 1 hour parking also there. see the opening times, the new owner obviously wants to change them.

The coffee is good and the cakes are delicious with great value. It's the perfect place to unwind after a long walk around Gadebridge Park.