A CAFE described as 'a hidden gem' in rave online reviews has earned a reputation for selling the best freshly cooked burgers and breakfasts around.
The Hill Top Cafe at Top Barn Business Centre, Holt Heath, Holt, Worcester, transformed from its days as a greasy spoon, has earned a 5 star rating on TripAdvisor and a 4.7 rating on Google.
To get to the cafe, drivers need to turn off the A443, head past Top Barn Farm and turn right towards the Top Barn Business Centre. The cafe, which opened in 2020, offers breakfast, brunch and lunch.
The meat is locally sourced and supplied by Narraways in St John's, the bread comes from Ma Bakers and the free range eggs from Oakleigh Foods.
One reviewer wrote on TripAdvisor: "Amazing! Visited here whilst in the area and did a Google search to find some brunch.
"The two ladies working there were so lovely and welcoming. The food was exceptional and so delicious! Freshly cooked and so much choice and scope to make your order exactly how you want it. Amazing price too!
Will definitely be back if we are in the area and 100% recommend."
The cafe offers a range of food options, including the chef's take on the Burger King Angus Rösti Double burger, a triple stack burger, burritos, toasties, warm Moroccan chicken salad, Biscoff Brownies, Mars Bar Brownies and teas and coffees.
Jane Fletcher, owner and chef at the cafe, said: "My cafe is often referred to as a hidden gem in many of our 5 star reviews on Facebook and Google and we are now needing to expand due to our popularity.
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"It's not been easy for us. We opened in 2020 just after the first lockdown and have survived lockdown, the fuel crisis, the energy crisis and now the cost of living crisis so far.
"We are only a small cafe and have turned the place around from a greasy spoon in a worn out wooden cladded porta cabin to a bright, warm and inviting cafe that uses local suppliers to cook both traditional and exciting dishes, plus weekly specials that fly out.
"People are still finding us three years later and 99 per cent of our customers come back resulting in a very loyal fan base and new customers every day after seeing our food on Facebook and from recommendations.
"We are in the process of building a covered outside space ourselves out of a Pergola which will also be heated with rugs, cushions and blankets and one of the trees we cut down will be made into a table. We also purchased items from the Pump House Cafe after it closed down to furnish it."
The opening hours are Tuesday to Saturday, 9am until 3 pm with last orders 2.15pm.
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