PICTURES show how a new café in Hereford has transformed a property.
The Garden Café has opened in Capuchin Yard, off Church Street, offering vegetarian meals and homemade items, such as cakes and soft drinks.
Nutters Café previously ran from the building, which was also a vegetarian café, for nearly 30 years.
But it has now had a refurbishment after owners of the Garden Café David and Katie Hemmings took it on, who also run the already established King Street Kitchen.
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The Garden Cafe sign in Church Street
The Garden Cafe's courtyard in Capuchin Yard
As you walk down the alleyway off the old-fashioned street you are met with the picturesque yard.
Classic metal green tables and chairs are found in the courtyard, surrounded by an array of plants.
Sitting there makes you feel like you could be anywhere.
The cafe is selling an array of homemade cakes
Plants are dotted around the cafe
As you walk in you are met with glass French doors with grey frame, with a handwritten sign letting you know its opening hours.
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Inside are wooden tables with chairs painted baby blue and dark blue.
The Garden Cafe
The menu is vegetarian for breakfast and lunch
Small plants and autumnal interior elements dotted around the café add to the tranquil feel of the place.
Black chalk boards tell you what homemade vegetarian items are on the menu that day, with a selection of hot and soft drinks to choose from, with the café's special golden milk and lemonade on the list.
It is open Thursday to Saturday 10am to 3.30pm
The counter where people can order is covered in bright green tiles, after it was recovered from upstairs in King Street Kitchen.
A lot has changed, with bits upcycled that were left from Nutters.
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