Great café! Met for a first date here! A year on we're coming back :)”
Reviewed 29 May 2015NEW
Great little café! I'd heard good reviews from work colleagues so I met for a first date here! A year on we're coming back :D

Visited June 2014
OOOOO   
http://www.tripadvisor.co.uk/ShowUserReviews-g190769-d2040617-r275496479-Pots_and_Pieces-Ross_on_Wye_Herefordshire_England.html#

Pots and Pieces response: Well that's a first (as far as we know)! 
We are pleased to have played a part in your romance, let us know when you come back and the drinks are on the house!

Two lovely reviews this week on Trip Advisor
Coreleygirl from Shropshire said... 
“Delicious home made cakes, proper tea and smiling staff”
OOOOO  Reviewed 1 May 2015NEW
What a find!
If you are looking for home made food and good coffee and tea in relaxing surroundings served by people who are obviously enjoying their work then look no further.
This is everything a tea rooms or coffee shop should be - look no further if you are in Ross on Wye. This is in a class of its own.
Visited April 2015
and Sarahblunt50 from Ludlow said...“Coffee and cake” 
“Delicious home made cakes, proper tea and smiling staff”
 OOOOO    Reviewed 2 May 2015
Wonderful place for a pit stop! To be honest they cater for all. A lovely atmosphere friendly and welcoming. If ever I'm in Ross on Wye I would re visit. Very nice and very enjoyable. Good quality with plenty of choice.

The staff of Pots and Pieces send you best wishes for this Christmas. We hope you have a wonderful time and look forward to seeing you all again in 2015. Thank you to everyone who has supported us during 2014 by enjoying our coffee, tea, cakes light lunches and giftware.

“Just right for a cold day”
Reviewed 3 December 2014NEW
I was going to keep this place a personal secret. Unfortunately the news must have escaped because the tea room was busy! A cold Friday morning started with a really good cup of fresh coffee and (generous) slice of cake. We spent the best part of the day walking the hills at the back of Ross. Without hesitation, once we had dumped the kit, it was off for a bit more than a brew. Very tasty soup and roll, followed by tea and again cake: just right for a cold day. My partner had a quiche salad. Contrary to the "I could eat a horse" comment, I was asked if I fancied helping out - it truly was a generous salad. Needless to say, I managed well enough!

The tea shop has a number of small items for sale, the sort that really attract and feature local crafts. These are not the usual gift shop pieces, rather those that emphasize the ethos of the tea room, just a bit more attention to detail. Sore point with my wallet.

The staff have always been very pleasant, even when rushed. Frequently trying to fit folk in as soon as table become free - well worth the wait. Still, they find time to chat and make you feel welcome.

We shall be looking at further walks in the area; if not we will still call in at Pots and Pieces, just for fun of it.

There, the secret is out, but don't rush all at once!!

• Visited November 2014

Pots and Pieces are open from 11:00 am until the Christmas town lights 'switch on' at 5:30 this coming Sunday. 
Take a break from the many lovely stalls and shops which will be open as you sit and enjoy a tea or coffee, a light lunch or a fabulous piece of homemade cake.  While you rest and relax, you may even find a Christmas gift (or two) among our giftware display! A friendly welcome is awaiting you and your friends.

Pots and Pieces. 40 High Street.

Winners of the odd object competition gathered last week to collect their prizes. Over 400 forms were given out and 165 returned for marking.
In the 9 & Under category, Tilly & Dotty Williams of Weston Grove tied for 1st place out of 85, with only one error. They will share the sweets courtesy of Tudor Sweets.
Two entries out of 47 tied for 1st place with only one error in the 10 to 16 category. By “lot” Kieran Terry & Josh Murphy of Park Walk who entered a joint effort won and each win a printed t-shirt courtesy of Flying Colours.
Out of 33 entries in the 17 & Over category, one clear winner was Sarah Williams of Weston Grove who will have the Cream tea for two, courtesy of Pots and Pieces.
The competition proved to be as popular as ever and will be sure to run again next summer.

From Google Street Maps (and our website) you can now cruise from the High Street into Pots and Pieces and look all around the shop180º !
Check it out HERE - Click on the 'SEE INSIDE' photo to see it in action.
Sadly, this service doesn't provide coffee and cake - yet!!

Pots and Pieces staff gather at ZamZam's (2nd place winners) to celebrate their success in the Discover Ross Competition.  As well as the excellent meal, we enjoyed our special 'House of Commons bottle Champagne' courtesy of competition organiser Jesse Norman.

Pots and Pieces was open today, serving tea to visitors who had also enjoyed listening to  the Ebbw Valley Brass Band. Lovely way to spend a Sunday afternoon 2.00 - 4:00. More Bands to come...
June 15th       Frampton Band
June 22nd      Lydbrook Band
June 29th      Ratby Co-op Mid Band
July  6th         AW Parker Band (Drybrook)
July 13th       Cinderford Town Band
July 20th       Ross Town Band
July 27th       City of Bristol Band
                                                                               August 3rd    Lydney Town Band
                                                                               August 10th  Forest of Dean Brass Band
                                                                               August 17th  Bream Silver
                                                                               August 24th  Malvern Hills Band
                                                                               August 31st   AW Parker (Drybrook)