The Green Bollington - Cheshire East

This charming café may have a reputation for long wait times for service, but that's because everything is made from scratch. If you're looking for a quick meal, this may not be the place for you, but the wait is definitely worth it. The food is delicious, and I can't find anything negative to say about this café. An added bonus is that it's dog-friendly, making it perfect for dog walkers.

Love the menu, lots of choice without being too fancy. Soup was delicious and the Feta Bollyschetta was divine. New favourite cafe in the area. Would need to book it’s very popular.

We've been visiting The Green regularly for a while as we live nearby. There have been some great new additions to the menu recently and so we've found ourselves going back much more regularly. Always pleasant service and a nice atmosphere too.

Our first visit to Bollington and we were recommended to visit The Green. Free car park close to the High Street, easy walk, then warmly welcomed by the young staff. Breakfast tea was perfect and my latte was warm and made with lovely coffee. Poached eggs on toast for my wife ….done to perfection; my McMuffin was excellent with bacon, hash, sausage patty, fried egg…..will try the black pudding version next time : Friendly service and attention throughout from the young staff. Thank You

On a Saturday morning, we chose to have breakfast at this lovely cafe in the equally lovely small town of Bollington. When we arrived just after opening at 9.30am, things were already busy. Clearly a popular place. The menu contained several options we would have loved to order how to narrow it down? In the end we each chose one of the pancake options. Yes, there are even four different pancake options to choose from. The first treat was when the coffees arrived. I had asked for a double shot blackberry coffee in a flat white cup, and my coffee was both a good strength and properly hot. They had done a great job of properly heating the cup, which makes such a difference. And then the pancakes came out, a feast for the eyes. We also liked that when we asked for tap water, we were provided with glasses and a bottle of water rather than a tiny glass of water each, as can be the case in these parts.The cafe space itself is very pleasant downstairs on a corner in a row of stone cottages, with an outlook across the narrow street to stone cottages on the other side. It’s a shame there are cars parked along the street, somewhat ruining the view. And on that subject, there is a free carpark at the top of the street. We followed up our breakfast with a walk up White Nancy and then back along the canal. A very pleasant trip.