Woodside Café, based in Linford Wood, has been voted as MK's Best Cafe after more than 8,500 public votes were cast in the competition hosted by the Milton Keynes MPs.
Ben Everitt MP and Iain Stewart MP organised the competition, which ran over the summer, to help promote local cafes which have been badly hit by lockdowns and as a result of the global cost of living crisis.
Eco-friendly Woodside Cafe only opened last summer and topped the public vote, with Bean In Stony, based in Stony Stratford coming in a strong second place. The top three was rounded off by Giffard Park's The Game Changer Kitchen.
Ben Everitt, the MP for Milton Keynes North, said: "Congratulations to the Woodside Cafe for winning the competition and to all the cafes across Milton Keynes who have taken part and created such positive engagement around MK's cafe scene.
"I've visited so many fantastic cafes during my time as MP so far so I'm glad I didn't have to do any judging and it was brilliant to see we had more than 8,500 public votes to decide the winner!"
You can find a full list of Milton Keynes cafes that took part in the competition below:
Bean in Stony (Stony Stratford)
Camphill Communities Café (Willen Park)
The Codebreaker's Café (Bletchley)
Costa Coffee (Newton Leys)
Courtyard Brasserie (Olney)
Frosts Garden Centre (Woburn Sands)
The Game Changer Kitchen (Giffard Park)
Grounds Café (Emberton Country Park)
Grounds Café (Howe Park Wood)
The Little Coffee Pot (Olney)
MacIntyre Coffee Shop (Great Holm)
MacIntyre Coffee Shop (Stony Stratford)
Milton Keynes Geek Retreat (Central Milton Keynes)
The Old School (Wolverton)
The Quirk Space (Olney)
Tim Hortons (Kingston)
Treat Street (Bletchley)
Upper Regency Café (Central Milton Keynes)
Watering Hole Café - Safari Play (Kiln Farm)
Waterstones - Midsummer Place (Central Milton Keynes)
Woburn Sands Emporium (Woburn Sands)
Woodside Café (Linford Wood)
