Tesco Cafe - Rotherham

The staff at this restaurant lack enthusiasm, which is disappointing because the drinks and food are actually quite good. The tables are all covered with dirty dishes, which could be turning customers away. It is a shame for the establishment, and they need more energetic employees. I wonder if there is a supervisor or manager in charge, as they should address this issue promptly.

I had trouble finding a place for coffee in Rotherham city center on a Saturday morning, but luckily we stumbled upon the Tesco. We only ordered coffees and a scone, but unfortunately the scone was extremely dry and inedible. It's a shame because it's such a simple thing to get right. The seating area was designed well to make it private and light, but it's disappointing when a food item is so dry that it's almost impossible to eat.

Called in for a brunch whilst visiting Rotherham town centre. Poached eggs requested soft but received hard. Avocado on rustic bread was a few slices of hard avocado with firm tomatoes on brown slices packed bread. Come on Tesco mash a soft avocado and when asked for soft eggs please do it. Customer satisfaction is the name of the game

We had breakfast here after doing a little shop. I was pleasantly surprised with how nice my experience was. The coffees and fried breakfast was lovely! It wasn’t too greasy, really tasty, good quality ingredients and you got a lot for your money. It was one of the better breakfasts I’ve had in a while and I would 100% recommend.

I stopped by for a quick lunch. The sausage and onion sandwich for £3.75 was decent, and the tomato and basil soup was delicious and served with bloomer bread. However, the soup portion was small and overpriced at £3.25. The coffee was good, but the tea was too strong, so I had to request a pot of extra water. The tables needed to be cleared as the staff were chatting, so we cleared our own table. I probably won't be returning frequently, maybe just twice a year is enough.