Reviews

  1. Caroline Wilkinson ★★★★★

    This is my favourite cafe. A lovely walk ends with great coffee, lovely people and the best lemon drizzle I've ever had. There's a barn for shelter and outdoor seating for the sun. Perfect.

  2. Curt Wilkinson ★★★★★

    When I emailed Brew to ask if they could do something a bit special for my wife's birthday, they were very accommodating. Easy to talk to and very kind and helpful. The birthday extras were perfect and everyone had a great time. Delicious lemon drizzle cake too!

  3. Aimee Young ★★★★★

    A fantastic friendly cafe, great space for kids to run around and wonderful variety of cakes and coffees. Always a tasty alternative option, which is essential for us with our gluten and dairy allergies! Absolutely recommend

  1. Aimee Paterson-Young ★★★★★

    A fantastic friendly cafe, great space for kids to run around and wonderful variety of cakes and coffees. Always a tasty alternative option, which is essential for us with our gluten and dairy allergies! Absolutely recommend

  2. Phil Halson ★★★★★

    You can access this place using the footpaths, and from the road if you're coming by car or bike. The coffee is delicious and about the same price as other coffee shops, but most other coffee shops aren't on a farm so this one wins.

  3. Tracy Spence ★★★★★

    This is a little hideaway gem. Only open on the weekends to serve coffee, tea, hot chocolate, homemade cake and the like, but worth a visit. The girls behind the counter are friendly and helpful. The cakes are devine. The drinks warning, especially if you are on the Northamptonshire walk number 139 (Google it) in winter. To keep dry, you can sit with your drink in the open barn, which offers a seat, shelter and a firepit for warmth. They also offer other events, such as seasonal markets, choir singing and more, so you should also follow them on Facebook. Very different, wrap up in winter, give it a try.

  1. david johnson ★★★★★

    Nice coffee Great cake Good spot to walk to Still good and now has more seating ! Super friendly service too.

  2. Kevin White ★★☆☆☆

    Nice walk to this remote café but not impressed. My coffee was child's size but £3! I was expecting an adult size drink for that price. Flavour was ok though. We bought various items: cakes, coffees, and hot chocolates. Kids tell me that hot chocolates were "ok" but on the watery side and, again, expensive. Overall: expensive for pretty average food. On the plus side: where else could we have gone? And the service was very pleasant.

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FAQs

What is the address of Brew?

Brew is located at Brew Cafe, Rectory Farm, Kettering Rd, Northampton NN3 7XA, UK

How can I get to Brew?

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