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This place is amazing! One of a kind! The kids love the play areas, especially the soft play. Loads of classes/activities available, with more on the way I hear. The owners are very friendly and helpful, plus great coffee too!
We had our little ones first birthday here and it was ideal. We had it in the room upstairs with the soft play. Great space and the staff couldn’t do enough for us. Saved my party too as I’d forgotten our speakers.....they had some they lent to me and a machine to blow up balloons. Just brilliant! The food was perfect for the kiddies too, everyone said how good it was! We couldn’t recommend this place enough.
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