Visited Saints on Christmas Eve day and as usual could not fault it.Their Christmas menu was very good and their prices are brilliant. In one place in Uppermill Mulled wine was £14.40 for two and not that brilliant, Saints £8 for two and I have put pictures of Saints menu which I was told it runs into New Year . Well done Saints not ripping people off like so many others.
Ed Cadogan★★★★★
Set back from the hustle and bustle of the high street, nestled on the cobbled back street. Lovely place to sit in or out with a coffee. Have eaten in the past and has been lovely. Great cake selection as well. Loads of seating inside/upstairs and outside is an additional seating area across the cobbles.
Louise S★★★★★
Friendly staff, speedy service, lovely food and an ideal location. Really enjoyed our visit. Thank you!
John A★★★★★
Just off the main road in a little court yard.
The place is well presented, you can sit outdoor if the weather is nice.
We had a table inside for two served the table by lovely stuff we had chocolate cake, carrot cake, coffee and a tea thought the price was reasonable. Staff were helpful. Place was clean and tidy.
HonestOpinion★★★★★
I've been waiting to review this place for a while, but I've not had the photo to add to the food! Saints is a small, two floor cafe nestled in Uppermill. A warm, wooden aesthetic makes you feel cosy and at home from the second you step in.
I've had breakfast/brunch here a bunch of times, sticking with Eggs Benedict as my go to, my partner usually picks up the mega breakfast which does it's namesake justice.
On an oven bottom muffin, two perfectly poached eggs are set with runny, golden yolks, Hollandaise and fresh chive. Underneath is tender, sliced ham. There's a solid depth of flavour in the dish, though personally I do find the Hollandaise on the sweeter side!
Food feels like it comes quickly, coffee is often on the hotter side, but that doesn't ruin the overall flavour of the beans.
The food pictured in this review, Eggs Benedict and a Latte came together to total around £12, which isn't breaking the bank. Eggs Benedict comes in at £8.50, which has seen a small price increase since my last visit, unseating it as Uppermill's cheapest offering.
All in all, it's a solid value to cost ratio that has kept us coming back time on time. Give it a go if you're about!
andy birds★★★☆☆
On entry the single member of staff looking into a vortex ready to fall in it. The surrounds of glasses hanging around the counter area looking quite filthy not blaming the staff blaming the pot washer that’s probably never been serviced. Seems the girl on the till and vortex couldn’t do anything else apart from wait till staff number two to emerged to operate coffee machine. Lovely counter top made out of kitchen worktop unedged on the left cut with a bread knife (hygiene). A lovely snug coffee shop where people that wish to be from upper mill gather and whisper to each other wearing hunter wellies and Barbour hats. If this establishment is run properly and not left to be run and with a degree of efficiency what a goldmine this would be. Oh when I finally got my coffee it was wonderful.
John Kershaw★★☆☆☆
Nice relaxing atmosphere but service a little on the slow side. What really disappointed us, I no we are in hard times with the cost of living crisis but the food that we ordered was average/disappointing. A Tuna melt and Bacon, Cranberry & Brie sandwich. You can't really mess up a tuna melt and the sandwich was ok but not much cranberry. What really disappointed us that both sandwiches were supposed to come with coleslaw, crisps and salad. I've never seen such a small amount of coleslaw, barely a heaped teaspoon full served in a little pot usually used for a small amount of ketchup. Salad was 4/5 pieces of green leaf with a little dressing and the crisps consisted of 5/6 nachos but a cheap alternative to the Doritos brand. Nice place but food lacking. People are still paying good money for a lot less food.
E R★★★★☆
Just stopped for coffee and cakes. Staff excellent. Chocolate shortbread delicious, chocolate orange cake not very orange flavoured and rather stodgy in my opinion. However, staff very happy to receive feedback. Definitely be back. Their own blend coffee was smooth and not bitter, lovely.
Tim★★☆☆☆
Not great, the table was dirty. The fork and knife were dirty, we also had to request a knife and fork as these were not given with the food. Dogs are welcome, which is not a plus for me, but obviously others may see this as a win. The food was actually really nice but not a nice experience. The cost was above average too so I expected more.
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Saints Cafe is located at 12 St Mary's Gate, Uppermill, Oldham OL3 6AT, UK
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