Jul 7, 2026 · 31 min · 11 segments
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Yeah, I went to that cafe.
They've got like a Warhammer cafe there now.
I went there with Nick, actually.
Oh, yeah.
Yeah, I mean, they've got a lot of painted miniatures on display.
I'll give them that.
They've got an awful lot of stuff that's painted by local painters and stuff like that.
Oh,
that's cool.
Yeah.
And they've got their accredited little label down the bottom, a little card with their name and everything on it, which I think is pretty cool.
That is
cool.
Yeah, that's one highlight.
And they've got these big display cabinets of battle scenes for War Cry and 40K and everything like that.
The cafe side, I think, which is probably what I was looking forward to, was kind of underwhelming.
It's just like basically a hole in the wall right at the end, unattended.
Yeah.
So you're going to try to hunt someone down to give you, you know, because my wife was there and we had a drink or something.
But I was expecting something, yeah, something a bit special, you know, in terms of like nice seating and nice red kind of drinks, alcoholic or whatever.
But yeah, it wasn't what it was sort of touted to be, I don't think.
But they had like little painting aisles so you can sit down and you had like a little paint station with a lamp and whatever.
paints and brushes and everything so for people who are local it would be great just to sit there and just grab some paints and paint something you know at lunchtime or after school or whatever
you know yeah i guess it's not quite maybe what you were hoping which was a warhammer equivalent of like a maid kisa like people in space marine or imperial guard uniforms serving you tea and doing little yeah May the emperor protect you.
Yeah, yeah.
Yeah, I went to that cafe.
They've got like a Warhammer cafe there now.
I went there with Nick, actually.
Oh, yeah.
Yeah, I mean, they've got a lot of painted miniatures on display.
I'll give them that.
They've got an awful lot of stuff that's painted by local painters and stuff like that.
Oh,
that's cool.
Yeah.
And they've got their accredited little label down the bottom, a little card with their name and everything on it, which I think is pretty cool.
That is
cool.
Yeah, that's one highlight.
And they've got these big display cabinets of battle scenes for War Cry and 40K and everything like that.
The cafe side, I think, which is probably what I was looking forward to, was kind of underwhelming.
It's just like basically a hole in the wall right at the end, unattended.
Yeah.
So you're going to try to hunt someone down to give you, you know, because my wife was there and we had a drink or something.
But I was expecting something, yeah, something a bit special, you know, in terms of like nice seating and nice red kind of drinks, alcoholic or whatever.
But yeah, it wasn't what it was sort of touted to be, I don't think.
But they had like little painting aisles so you can sit down and you had like a little paint station with a lamp and whatever.
paints and brushes and everything so for people who are local it would be great just to sit there and just grab some paints and paint something you know at lunchtime or after school or whatever
you know yeah i guess it's not quite maybe what you were hoping which was a warhammer equivalent of like a maid kisa like people in space marine or imperial guard uniforms serving you tea and doing little yeah May the emperor protect you.
Yeah, yeah.
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