Coffee, tea & refreshments

A good pause starts with a well-made cup.

From espresso drinks and comforting loose-leaf tea to fruit-led coolers, The Buzz Diner keeps the drinks menu simple, considered and easy to enjoy alongside the food.

Fresh coffee being poured into a ceramic cup
Made with careWarm cups, cold glasses and a little room to slow down.
Carefully brewedBalanced coffee preparation for everyday café moments.
Tea for every paceClassic, herbal and caffeine-free choices served simply.
Seasonal refreshmentCool drinks with bright fruit, herbs and gentle sparkle.
At the drinks counter

Comfort, clarity and flavour in every pour.

Our drinks list is designed to sit naturally with breakfast, lunch, cake or a quiet pause. Coffee is prepared in familiar café styles, while tea offers a slower alternative with straightforward, recognisable flavours.

For warmer days, look for chilled refreshment made around citrus, fruit and herbs. Selection can move with the season and ingredient availability.

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What’s included

Three ways to take a break.

Available choices may vary. Please ask by email before planning around a particular ingredient or dietary need.

Cappuccino beside coffee beans on a café table

Coffee

Familiar espresso-based drinks, brewed for a dependable morning cup or a gentle afternoon lift.

  • Espresso & long blackClassic
  • Flat white & cappuccinoMilky
  • Latte & mochaComforting
Glass teapot and cup of herbal tea with fresh leaves

Tea

Black, green and herbal tea for an unhurried cup, with caffeine-free options included in the mix.

  • Breakfast & Earl GreyClassic
  • Green & mint teaBright
  • Herbal infusionsUnwind
Iced fruit drinks garnished with citrus and mint

Refreshments

Cold drinks made for relaxed meals and sunny intervals, from sparkling citrus to fruit-led coolers.

  • House iced drinksChilled
  • Citrus & herb coolersSeasonal
  • Still & sparkling waterSimple
How we work

Thoughtful drinks, without the fuss.

The same practical approach that guides the kitchen shapes the drinks counter: choose useful ingredients, prepare them carefully and keep the menu welcoming.

01

Begin with balance

We favour clear, familiar flavour profiles that work well with the food menu.

02

Make space for choice

Coffee, tea and caffeine-free options give different kinds of pauses a place on the list.

03

Follow the season

Fruit, herbs and cool drinks can shift as the weather and available ingredients change.

04

Serve simply

Each drink is intended to be approachable, satisfying and easy to pair with a plate or bake.

A drink for the moment
Latte art in a ceramic coffee cup
Carefully made coffee
Fresh lemon drink with ice and herbs
Bright, chilled refreshment
Loose tea leaves beside a cup of tea
Time for tea
Iced drinks and citrus fruit arranged on a table
Fruit and citrus notes
Good to know

Drinks questions, answered.

For current ingredient information or specific dietary questions, email the team before planning around a particular choice.

What types of coffee are on the menu?

The menu includes familiar espresso-based styles such as espresso, long black, flat white, cappuccino and latte. Exact availability can change.

Are caffeine-free drinks available?

Yes. Herbal tea and other caffeine-free options are part of the drinks selection. Please confirm the current choice by email if needed.

Can I find tea without milk?

Yes. Tea is suited to different preferences, including black, green and herbal styles. Ask for current serving details when choosing.

Do you offer cold drinks?

Yes. The refreshments selection includes chilled choices, with citrus, fruit and herb-led combinations appearing as the season allows.

Do drinks change with the seasons?

They can. Seasonal ingredients help guide cooler drinks and occasional specials, so the selection may evolve during the year.

Can you help with allergies or dietary requirements?

Please email before choosing a drink if you have an allergy or dietary requirement. Ingredients and potential cross-contact should always be confirmed directly.

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