A cafe in Cambridgeshire has been described by visitors as "a great addition to the village" with the "best breakfast ever".
Little Piggy, in Fenstanton, currently sits at the top of Tripadvisor's list of cafés in the county, boasting a 4.9-star rating from more than 130 customer reviews.
The café on High Street has become a favourite among diners, with customers regularly praising its friendly service, generous portions and welcoming atmosphere.
What have guests said about Little Piggy?
Reviewers have singled out the quality of the food, describing meals as delicious, well-presented and good value for money. The café's décor and inviting setting were also frequently mentioned in customer feedback.
One review said: "I have been to this cafe a couple of times now. The staff are friendly and the food is always nice. It is also a big bonus when you have a dog being groomed across the road at fairy dog mother. I will be back."
Another enthusiastically declared their experience as the "best breakfast ever!!!!!!!!!", adding: "The food was very very good. I absolutely loved all of it".
Little Piggy offers a range of breakfast, brunch and lunch dishes, including its popular Pig Out Brekkie, Signature Hash and Smashed Avocado on Toast.
The family-run business was also awarded Tripadvisor's Travellers' Choice 2025 accolade, an award given to businesses that consistently receive positive reviews from travellers.
Located at 21 High Street in Fenstanton, the café is open from Wednesday to Saturday, with Sunday opening hours from 9.30am until 3pm.
One reviewer described the café as offering "excellent" food and service, while others praised the homemade cakes, relaxed atmosphere and welcoming team. Tripadvisor says customers frequently comment on the restaurant's reasonable prices and high-quality meals.
The ranking places Little Piggy ahead of other highly-rated Cambridgeshire cafés, including Marmalade & Jam in Ely and Fontanella's in Whittlesey.
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