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Herts Pulse Summary — super-powered by AIHelg Coffee Bakery Pizzeria on Stevenage High Street serves pizza alongside coffee, bakery items and lighter café dishes, with takeaway available if you want to eat elsewhere. Customers often mention the attentive service, calm setting and neat presentation, and it seems to suit an unhurried catch-up, a quiet read or a stop with children in tow. Coffee gets particular praise, and the menu includes options such as salads and toasted sandwiches as well as more substantial bites. Free parking and wheelchair access make visiting a little simpler, and the address is 54 High Street, Stevenage.
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What customers say on Google
- “lovely location, very attentive staff. popped in with a friend and our babies, quiet for a bank holiday but lovely and cool in the summer heat. had the creamy pesto chicken salad which went down well on a hot day. good q…”
- “Presentation and deco were really nice, it is a lovely and calm place to have a catch up with a friend or do some reading! The food was average, coffee was really good, however overall a bit pricey for the quality and po…”
- “Lovely new coffee shop. Weirdly this has mixed reviews but I can't fault the food and service both were excellent. The food is reasonably price and certainly very tasty ( I had the sweet chilli chicken tostie and a cappu…”