Cafe Pandilla in Wokingham

I popped into Eats 101 for a breakfast and enjoyed it very much. The husband and wife team were very friendly and helpful. This is not a "fancy" establishment but do not let the décor put you off.

I went to this cafe yesterday (Eats at 101 in Woodley Town Center) and had a fabulous lunch, served by a charming couple. If you look it up on trip advisor it calls it Cafe Pandilla (wrong) and / or locates it in Wokingham (wrong). So, here's the facts 1. It is called Eats @ 101 2. It is in Woodley 3. It is a great little Cafe

This cosy cafe (now called Eats at 101) is the perfect example of an ethically run family business... Good quality food, at a good price ethically sourced. Come in first thing in the morning and you'll see the wife in the kitchen, and the husband on the till. busier times there's more staff around meaning that you always get prompt service. The owners are so friendly, I was having a general conversation regarding the world crisis plastic issue, and commented that it was nice to see them using cardboard straws, they went on to inform me that this practice extended to their choice of suppliers, so they could keep plastic use to the bare minimum If only other companies thought like this.

Rip off prices, go into town and try Yates and you'll get the full works including a coffee for less than a fiver! I've only used it for the convenience to be honest and their quality isn't anything special Breakfast is priced at £7.10 and coffee is astronomicaalllllllllllly expensive and overpriced seperate!

Beautifully presented Eggs Benedict £6.20. Helpful service. Very quiet, I was the only one there. Made a pleasant change to the racket in most coffee houses.

I've been to Eats @ 101 (as it is now called) a couple of times, for coffee and cake, and for brunch. The coffee is good. Quite strong and bitter. More Caffe Nero than Costa in taste. The cake was fine and some of the others looked good. The brunch was very disappointing. The omelette was overcooked. The double fried chips were soft and greasy. I don't think the oil was hot enough when they were fried for the second time. The sausages are the cheapest of the cheap, nasty, mechanically reclaimed meat variety. The sausage bap was served with a tiny salad on the side. I would suggest to this cafe that they stop putting bits of salad garnish on and concentrate on serving better quality food, cooked well. I'd recommend the coffee and cake but not the other food. The toilet is very clean apart from the wall underneath the hand dryer which was a bit vomit inducing. The staff were friendly and the tables were clean.

My friend and I have been here twice now and already look forward to our next get together here. The staff are so friendly and helpful, the decor is lovely and tables well laid out. Food and drink is good. Nice to see an independent cafe.

I've been here twice now. Twice it's been very slap dash, food that is really not enough to drag you back and very expensive for a average cafe. I had ordered a simple sausage sandwich the first time. I wasn't asked if I wanted it toasted. It came out not just toasted, but without butter- so a very dry, sandpaper like experience. Not pleasant. Coffee is fine, bit OTT on the foam of cappuccino and not much actual coffee. Portions for kids are measly, and don't include a drink.