Open: 9:30am - 1:00pm
Tuesday - Friday

Closing for Christmas break Tuesday 23 December,
reopening Tuesday 6 January

Welcome to Café Mosaic!

We are so excited to see you! 

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The Church Café was renovated in the summer of 2018 in preparation for the opening of the newly built Peach Place right outside our doors.

Café Mosaic has been named after the beautiful mosaic fish sculpture on the side of the Bradbury Centre.  Mosaics also represent what our Church and the Café mean to many people.  A collection of people gathered to make a fantastic 'whole' and volunteers from many different backgrounds help us to provide a warm, friendly welcome.

Nancy and the team would love to welcome you.

Wherever you're from
Wherever you're going
You're welcome here

Manager: Nancy Bryson  cafemosaic@wokinghammethodist.org.uk

 

        Menu  - from 4 March 2025

Deals
Bacon Roll and a tea or filter coffee		£4.00
Bacon Roll and a specialist hot drink		£4.50
Hot Drinks
Filter Coffee		£1.50
Instant Coffee - Decaf available		£1.50
Tea - Decaf available		£1.50
Flavoured Tea		£1.50
Latte		£3.00
Espresso		£3.00
Cappuccino		£3.00
Mocha		£3.00
Flat White		£3.00
Hot Chocolate		£3.00
Cold Drinks
Fizzy Drinks		£1.00
Squash		£0.50
Milk		£0.50
Snacks
Crisps		£1.00
Chocolate Bars		£1.00
Cakes		£1.50

 

Small Plates
Toasted Teacake		£2.00
Toast (2 slices) - Jam available		£2.50
Cheese on Toast (2 slices)		£3.50
Beans on Toast - add cheese for an extra 50p		£3.50
Mug of Soup     Ask for available options or try our soup of the day		£2.00
Bacon Roll or Sandwich		£3.50
Main Meals
Homemade Soup with a roll   Ask staff for available options or try our soup of the day		£4.00
Toasted Sandwiches, one topping, served with crisps and salad   Filling options- Tuna, Cheese, Ham, Pickle, Tomatoes, Cucumber    *50p for every extra filling		£4.00
Sandwiches, one filling, served with crisps and salad   Filling options- Tuna, Cheese, Ham, Pickle, Tomatoes, Cucumber    *50p for every extra filling		£4.00
Fish Finger Sandwich, served with coleslaw and salad   Ask staff for sauce options		£5.00
Jacket Potatos, one topping, served with coleslaw and salad   Filling options- Tuna, Cheese, Ham, Pickle, Baked Beans   *50p for every extra topping		£5.00
Jacket Potatoes only available from 12 noon onwards.
Specials and soup of the day displayed on boards.

We are supporting some national campaigns where the charities are able to provide publicity. There will be no stalls, but we will have regular opportunities to support these campaigns by buying coffee and cake – what could be better!  Nancy will be looking for support during these Charity Mornings, and we hope, with your support, to raise significant sums to donate to these good causes.

Report - Macmillan Coffee Morning

We are delighted to share that £400 was raised at the Macmillan Coffee Morning on Wednesday 3rd September 2025.  This donation will be sent to Macmillan.  A heartfelt thank you to the kitchen volunteers who baked such delicious cakes and helped make the event such a success.

Thank you, Nancy

In December 2025 Emily left Café Mosaic to start a new adventure in Australia.  She is sorely missed.  Due to the financial situation in the church, it was decided not to employ another assistant, leaving one paid member of staff and volunteers to run the cafe.  Fortunately we have recruited some new volunteers, to whom I’m very grateful.

In January we decided to mark national days by making traditional cakes from each country, which started off with a Scottish theme by celebrating Rabbie Burns’s Birthday; this included scones fruit cake, shortbread and Scottish biscuits.  February we had a Valentine’s Day special with lots of pink cakes and heart shaped biscuits; it was quite colourful.  This was  followed by Welsh cakes and Bara Brith fruit cake for St David’s day.  The most recent has been St. Patrick’s Day with a selection of Irish bakes.

Chiltern Academy are regular visitors to the café and plan to host delicious produce for Red Nose Day which is always well supported by their families and friends.  The café continues to host monthly groups for their coffee mornings including W.I., Parkinson’s group, Age UK and weekly visits from Link.  We work closely with Clasp providing them with snacks and lunches twice weekly during their meetings in the Bradbury Centre.  The cafe remains quite popular for its homemade soup at lunchtime, bacon rolls and baked potatoes, which remains customers favourite.

At the moment one of the volunteers is working on setting up a Café Mosaic web site to enable us to post online future events and activities and reach out to a wider audience.

As everyone is aware the hospitality and small businesses are experiencing difficulties and the café has quiet days, mainly Wednesday and Thursday lunch times.  I placed an article in the Notices about this situation to try and generate more interest and custom from church members, but sadly this has not been successful.

I would like to take this opportunity to thank all the volunteers for their continued support, including providing home baked cakes and their enthusiasm for the cafe to thrive.

Nancy Bryson