



We decided to head to Rumpuscosy, a new cafe that I had heard mutterings about through the grapevine. After nabbing a table, we ordered our drinks: chocolate flake tea for Claire, curiosity cola for me, a double black coffee and some cucumber infused water for Joe. Not only did the cafe look good and have a bustling atmosphere but it also had pretty frickin' good food to boot, all served up on mismatched crockery which I happen to bloody love.

I went for the turkey sandwich with lemon and thyme aioli on freshly baked bread. [verdict: that aioli is the bomb!]

Claire went for the autumn squash, blue cheese, honey and walnut toastie {verdict: really nice - even better than expected!}

Joe went for the leek and potato soup {verdict: really nice but could've done with more - our Joe's a growing boy}

As you can see, I demolished my food!





The decor is really lovely, warm but fun. I mean, they've got a photo frame wall dedicated to cats!




All of the proceeds from Rumpuscosy go towards Effervescent, a local charity that works with children, young people and vulnerable adults to create works of art. There's a gallery space attached to the cafe where you can view some of this art for free. If you happen to be in Plymouth, pop in! You can find them around the Derry's Cross roundabout which is within reach of the city centre and a ton of parking spaces.





The decor is really lovely, warm but fun. I mean, they've got a photo frame wall dedicated to cats!




All of the proceeds from Rumpuscosy go towards Effervescent, a local charity that works with children, young people and vulnerable adults to create works of art. There's a gallery space attached to the cafe where you can view some of this art for free. If you happen to be in Plymouth, pop in! You can find them around the Derry's Cross roundabout which is within reach of the city centre and a ton of parking spaces.
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How lovely does this place look! Your friend's toastie sounds amazing. Blue cheese and Honey!? Really nice to see you finding balance in this final year, adventures and assignments. So many fist pumps and claps for you Bee!
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That places looks lovely, aioli is just the absolute best. Love the willow pattern teacup as well :)
ReplyDeleteThis sounds like such a sweet cafe, I love the idea of the charity art gallery. The food looks delicious and genuinely nutritious. Good job getting through your university assignments without letting them control your whole life!
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Wow, this place looks awesome! I love all the mismatched plates and cups too, they're so beautiful! I have a blue and white teacup with swallows, just like the one in your snaps :)
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Gorgeous photos! Looks like a lovely place to go :)
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First off, totally happy that you're giving yourself down time, lady Bee - you most definitely deserve it! I've been setting a timer to go off every 15mins when I'm doing essay stuff so I remember to move, otherwise my joints seize, and it has fo' diddly sho' helped!
ReplyDeleteSecondely, duuude, this place looks SWEET (apparently I've morphed into Ashton Kutcher....sigh!). So in love with that mismatched crockery and, oh my, the food sounds seriously divine. It's fantastic the proceeds go towards a charity, such a wonderful idea. Darn it, I wish I were closer - this'd be a lovely local!
I love the photos on your blog (and the content) it's fab. xx
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