The Coffee Shot, Stathern
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We are located in the lovely village of Stathern in the picturesque Vale of Belvoir. The Coffee Shot is adjoined to Stathern Garage, a busy, modern & fully equipped vehicle repair centre.
Coffee Shot Stathern Opening Times
Mon-Fri: 7am-4pm
Sat: 8am-3pm
Sun: 9am - 1.30pm
Introduction
Owners, Adam & Louise wanted to create something that everyone could enjoy. Whether you are simply passing by, waiting for an MOT, walking, running or cycling through our great village, we aim to have everything you need.
We stock fabulous coffee, great cakes & a wide range of hot & cold food and we really hope you enjoy your visit!
The Coffee Shot is based in the beautiful village of Stathern, offering Breakfast rolls, freshly-made sandwiches, cakes and fantastic tea & coffee.
"We try and use local produce were we can, we use our local butcher David Cox for all of our Breakfast rolls and homemade sausage rolls. We have fantastic homemade cakes made by myself and Emma from Vale Homemade Bakes based in Bottesford."
"Our coffee is roasted by 200 Degrees in Nottingham and we grind our own for you to enjoy. We have limited seating inside for 10 but we also have an outside seating area as well."
"Attached to our café is a convenience store full of local goodies and on a Saturday we have the fabulous Hambleton Bakery bread."
We look forward to seeing you soon!
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Review Summary for The Coffee Shot, Stathern
Reviews for The Coffee Shot, Stathern
If Carlsberg did cafes
My partner and I have recently moved to Stathern and The Coffee Shot has already become a bit of a life saver. It normally starts with needing something like milk and ends with one of us coming back with hot food, coffee and all sorts of other delicacies.
There is a separate produce shed which houses fresh veg, eggs and frozen food (including Brockleby's Pies) and then there is a room next to the cafe itself full of dry goods and drinks etc. I did spy a ridiculously priced bit of cheese in the fridge but I put that down to the prices charged by the local dairies rather than blame the shop!