Glastro Cafe in Mendip

There is now a restaurant trading as Cafe Sol at this address. We only went because Rainbow's End next door is shut on Wednesdays, but it's very good! I had halloumi wrap with Greek salad and sweet potato chips aka fries, which were good anyway, but the best thing I had was their home-made elderflower lemonade, which had more body than most elderflower drinks yet was still refreshing. The service is rather on the relaxed side but don't let the put you off!

This place is a lovely quite cafe and do fabulous chips but unfortunately it closed. There were amazing fresh smoothies and lovely staff.

Schöne ruhige Lage im kleinen Kunstviertel und leckeren Cheesecake, dort kann man gut verweilen, trifft nette ruhige Leute.

Stopped here for breakfast before taking a tour of the Abbey. Staff is friendly, food is good, atmosphere is cozy.

Excellent friendly service. Food hot and reasonable priced. Very relaxing environment. A good cup of coffee.

Having visited this establishment many times over the years it's a regular stop off point when in Glastonbury. But since being taken over by the Glastro cafe things have changed and dramatically improved. Great selection of freshly cooked food, brilliant personal service and at a sensible price unlike many places up and down the high street. Unbelievable pancakes that make the drive down worth it alone. Never miss an opportunity to visit and get the bacon pancakes. If your lucky enough to get a table this place is a real hidden gem.

Never got to eat. Found a free table then officious woman marched up and planted a reserved sign on the table.

Popped in for a late breakfast. Opted for a veggie breakfast which was really good. Nice mug of tea too :)

Was empty when we arrived. Cafe was a little off the high street but nice conservatory table. Portions were good and food was tasty. Just a little surprised there was no toilet - had to walk across car park at the back. Advertised WiFi also not working.

Lovely friendly cafe, lovely food with generous portions. Bright light clean room with outside seating too. Would go back went in twice during a 2 week stay, would recommend.

Stopped here on a family trip to Glastonbury. Only three tables were occupied at the time. Was served straight away but the lady taking orders could not find a copy of their children's menu. After waiting an age my husband's food arrived , the remaining meals came 15 minutes later by his time my husband had ate his food alone. Jacket potatoes were hard and my son's fish fingers were stuck together like a deformed hand !! Trying to pay the bill was another chore . The server could not use the iPad to add up the bill and it took 10 minutes of waiting to leave the cafe !! Would not recommend.

Wonderful surroundings and relaxing. You never feel rushed, always welcome. Don't miss the breaded goats cheese salad. Beautifully presented and a joy to eat. Loved it. Thanks Chrissy.

Great service and marvellous staff. Amazing food and smoothies. The breakfast was very filling as I went for the Big one and to be honest I couldn't manage all of it. The toast was doorstep size and great flavour. Lovely coffee in Denby cups!! Heaven. I can't praise this place enough 5*****

Exceptional Breakfast. My partner and I visited the Glasto Cafe on the day after the summer solstice. I had the Biggie and my partner had maple bacon pancakes. The coffee was excellent and the pancakes were delicious. I think the biggie was exceptional value and for me the quantity was perfect, (2 of everything) We think this is by far the best breakfast in Glastonbury.

me and a friend came to this cafe afew months ago and been coming back ever since.The food and and service is is great,and a friendly atmosphere,well worth the money.

We (4 Bikers) stopped here for breakfast on recommendation from passers by and were very pleasantly surprised. The staff were friendly and the food was excellent with a good choice of healthy options on the menu. The fruit smoothies were equally good and the prices very reasonable. If you are visiting Glastonbury then it's a must!

Ooh we loved it at this café , so much so we ate here for lunch every day. Simple menu with good freshly cooked food and some great drink choices, the cider was lush! There is an outside terrace at the back and this was lovely to sit in. The staff were all lovely!

Stopped in here on Saturday 17th June, while on a motorcycle tour of the area. Made to feel very welcome. The food, and the service, were spot on. Would highly recommend a visit, if your in the area.

Brilliant cafe set in Glastonbury. Slightly inconspicuous location however well worth finding. We've had breakfast here 3 days and they couldn't have been more accommodating in terms of our orders. Anywhere that gives you the option of beans separate in a dish is good. We reckon this is the most reasonably priced breakfast on the High Street and the people who run it are very friendly. Smoothies are fresh and fruit pancakes are to die for

We had been to a couple of places to eat in Glastonbury but couldn't find food that everybody liked. Came across the Glasto cafe the staff were very approachable and the menu was very varied the prices were very reasonable everyone. They have a court yard at the rear which had ample seating, great Cafe, definitely would go here again.

Good food for reasonable price. The healthy breakfast which was granary toast, with fried egg, tomato and avocado was delicious. The made for you smoothies were excellent. Staff were helpful and friendly.

We called in for lunch after climbing Glastonbury Tor. We ordered 2 x soup and a portion of chips for our two young children to share. The service was very slow and we ended up waiting for half an hour for our order. The soup was watery, fairly bland and the portions were small, it was also fairly pricey and didn't have highchairs or room for a pushchair indoor, forcing us to sit outside. We are and left pretty quickly as it was rather chilly, as we left we heard another people complaining about the wait for their food, maybe just a bad day but we will not be returning.

Popped in for brunch, very tasty and well cooked and presented. Friendly service.Menu looked good for lunch too.

I was happy to finally find a cafe in Glastonbury where I could have a meat dinner, rather than a walnut on a bed of cardboard . I had roast pork, which was acompanied with roasters, peas, stuffing, parsnips and carrots. They do offer various meat options. I'm quite fussy about my roast dinners, but I have to say I was impressed by the portion size and the fact it was not all baked to death, Even though it was late in the day. Everything was home cooked, rather than from a packet. It is also a lovely warm place to sit in on a cold day. I had a glass of chardonnay which complemented my Sunday Roast. Glastro cafe are fully licensed to sell alcohol. The cafe is set off the high street in monarch way which makes it easy to get to from St John's car park. I would highly recommend the roast (sunday) dinners to anyone. My wife was also happy to have someone cook dinner for a change.

PETIT RESTAURANT SYMPATHIQUE, pas beaucoup de choix mais de bonne qualité; nous avons pris la quiche, faite maison et très bonne.

Recent 50th birthday breakfast gathering at glastro.Organised by my friends. It appears that chrissy and Mike were very obliging allowing my friends to decorate a section of the resturant.And played a active part in the celebrations. I have always had very good food. It is always freshly cooked and nice and hot. The food is well presented and looks appetising. Chrissy and Mike are always friendly and helpful. Would welcomed a visit.

A lovely surprise to find this very cute cafe in a picturesque alley behind the George and Pilgrim hotel, in the center town. The food is good and the settings very cute.

Il luogo è davvero incantevole perché è piccolino, accogliente e con alcuni tavoli fuori con tanti fiori, le pareti sono colorate e ben decorate, il personale molto gentile e l'elenco degli smoothie era davvero goloso (e infatti sono buonissimi e fatti con frutta fresca).Il cibo però era discreto, diciamo ok ma nulla di eccezionale (ad esempio l'hamburger era carne congelata e non fresca), la mia quiche buona ma allo stesso prezzo ci sono altri pub e ristorantini a Glastonbury che offrono molto di più e di qualità superiore.Magari passateci giusto per fare qualche foto ed ammirarlo ma non serve che vi fermiate a mangiare :)

Been here a few times now as the chef is very allergy aware and food is cooked from scratch. The breakfast is filling and cooked any way you like it. I am limited due to allergies but I go nowhere else in Glastonbury now. Also noticed the comment about no no baked potato.. seriously? The clue is in the name....BAKED.. microwaved is just horrible, dry and tacky. Puds should always be baked in an over in stages...yes I am a chef too.I would recommend glastro café. To anyone. The owners are lovely and it's like a little piece of Italy in Somerset.

It confuses me why people pre cook jacket potatoes then reheat them to order. You can tell just by looking at it, the skin becomes greasy and the flesh brown. You can cook a jacket potato in a microwave for a number of minutes and it will come out the same quality as one that's been cooking in the oven for an hour. So why reheat it when you can cook it fresh!? Don't get me wrong i'm not into eating microwaved food but i'd rather it was freshly cooked in a microwave then precooked and reheated. Its such a shame that too many places make this same mistake when its an easy simple meal. However the side salad was fresh and the place itself is in a lovely little quiet location away from the main road.

A really sweet little place, which we came across through tripadvisor. It turned out to be a right little gem. As my title suggests I went for the Biggie as I wasn't sure I could handle the monster.I think I was right, especially as my other half went for the avocado and egg. It would have looked very greedy of me.The fruit smoothies were really amazing FYI

I only ate there once, but it was tasty and the service was very friendly even though I cam close to closing.

Loved this place, not on the main road so a lot more chilled. Good Service and the food was all as fresh as you can get it! Will definitely be including this in a regular place to go whenever we are in the area

This cafe, accessible from the one of the lanes off the High street and the parking south of the St. John's Church, is a small but special place. Very good soy cappuccino but don't miss out on one of these "energy drinks", full of good, healthy stuff. Check the opening hours, though.

Nice coffee,good breakfast not too greasy as I like it...friendly people and with WiFi available is a nice cafe do a bit of laptop and brekkie

Twelve of us descended at breakfast on the Sunday before Christmas.... They coped very well. All food cooked to order and adapted GF breakfast was perfect, thry even had GF toast. Staf are friendly and know what they are doing. Highly recommend a visit, the non GF toast, brown, was apparently amazing!

We visited the Glastro Cafe for Sunday breakfast/brunch. Tucked away off the high street, down a narrow alley, it's not an obvious place to find and, on a chilly winter morning, empty until we took the conservatory area over (12 of us!) On the other hand, it's easily accessed from the central car park (St John's Square?)The staff/owners did well to deal with our range of requirements with unfailing good humour. Service wasn't lightning fast, but we weren't in any hurry and, yes, the establishment is small enough that one man cooking in the kitchen is all it will bear. Well, the food was worth the wait and didn't seem to take too long to arrive, given the numbers. We particularly enjoyed the toasted brown seeded bread – cut nicely thick.As for my coeliac/celiac wife: her enquiry about gluten free fare was met with calm understanding and assurances that there would be no problem in providing a modified breakfast devoid of gluten. She was even offered extra bacon to make up for the missing sausage. For some reason I was seized by the desire to give the vegetarian breakfast a try and found it every bit as tasty as the carnivorous version looked! Good coffee too!The breakfasts weren't huge, but at £6.50 were good value and you can 'upsize' for a couple of extra quid anyway. Mine kept me going for most of the day.We can recommend a visit – the rest of the menu looks well worth trying, so maybe if we return to Glastonbury we'll give lunch a try next.

Great cafe atmosphere with warm and friendly staff and good food. This is a must visit cafe if you are in Glastonbury. If you want quality food in a relaxed cafe environment, search no more.

I'm a regular customer of this cafe now. It's my favourite breakfast spot in Glastonbury at the moment. I've taken family and friends there and we've all enjoyed our meals so it seems to offer reliable quality. Although I've only ever eaten from the breakfast menu, the lunch menu also looks pretty tempting. I like the fact that they emphasise that their chips, pesto etc are homemade. It appears to be run by the owners and I'd say this is the difference between this cafe and others in the area - you know that they care about the food and service etc because it is THEIR restaurant and THEIR reputation at stake. I think that's probably why I like this cafe so much.I also like the comfortable, bohemian feeling of the place, with its cosy conservatory at the back.

As we cut through from the car park we can across this little cafe so popped in for a coffee and ended up have a cream tea, all very enjoyable.

This was the second time I've been to this cafe and I wasn't disappointed. Last time I had the lasagne, but this time I wanted a lighter snack, so chose the carrot and coriander soup which was delicious. It was served with fresh, warm bread, rather than the normal dry roll as in some places. When we visited, the lady explained that she was on her own, but we didn't have to wait long for the food.

Busy Saturday lunchtime and only two members of staff, one cooking in an impossibly small kitchen, the other struggling to cope with a few covers. The menu wasn't complicated so we couldn't understand why everything was so slow. Food was Ok, but the place lacked character or atmosphere.

What a lovely little cafe, the food was excellent and lovely people with great service. They were so busy and handled really well. Highly recommended.

This little place encapsulates Glastonbury. With a healthy menu not only for the stomach but also the soul. I truly enjoyed crumpets with melted cheese and marmite.[Great combo!] Having dabbled in 'New Age' in my early years I found the rest of the clientele rather foreboding, but maybe that is my age! Huge downer was there were hairs on the plate that appeared to be cats!

Our second visit to the Glastro Cafe - I like the relaxed atmosphere, the friendly service and the delicious food. Nothing fancy, just nice. Well worth a visit.

I had a toast with avocado, tomato and egg on. It was nicely presented and was tasty! We sat in the courtyard garden at the back and that was pleasant and quiet.

Friendly staff, good service and a lovely breakfast! Great sausage, bacon and hash brown... and lovely cold drinks!! Will definetely be back!

This is the second time we have eaten at this lovely cafe. The owners are always on hand, and are delightful- they make you feel so welcome! The food is very reasonably priced and delicious. The cafe is very cosy and very pretty. I especially love the new addition of the herb garden out back! I will definitely be back on any future visits to Glastonbury!!!!

Great cafe in busy location. Friendly staff and good selection on the menu. Juices and smooths were a bit different and well priced. Lots to choose from in glasto, but would definitely visit this place again

This cafe itself is quite small but does have plenty of seating if you count the conservatory and outdoor area (though wasps can be a bit of a nuisance out there on a sunny day). The service was polite and efficient and I had a very enjoyable prawn baguette with salad. There was a decent range of sandwiches, soups and light meals offered as well as hot and cold drinks. I did find the fruit juice glass on the small side and would perhaps choose a different drink if eating there again. This cafe is built into an interesting historical building down an arcade called Monarch Way off the high street in Glastonbury, and is a nice, quiet place to eat as the seating areas are not out at the front. As the indoor space is accessed down a steep step and tables quite close together it may not suit families with buggies or wheelchair users. However, I would recommend for a light lunch.

I stopped off at this cafe with two members of my family when visiting Glasto for the day. The decor was lovely and the service was ok although it would have been nice to have a warmer welcome. I had a jacket potato which was cooked well, but the tuna left a lot to be desired. My family members devoured their delicious looking salmon and chunky granary bread and their was a nice selection of soft drinks but I don't think i'd rush to visit again.

From the reviews I was expecting to be wowed for breakfast. Sadly the breakfast was adequate - fatty bacon, cheap sausages and a single mushroom sliced thinly doesn't make you feel like you're getting much for your money. Nice enough food and place but I think with the amount of cafes in Glastonbury you'd find better.

Last year I reviewed Glastro and said I would easily fill my loyalty card. Well I have. We regularly come here for a business lunch, and every time the quality is consistently excellent. Thank you.

Pleasant little cafe - friendly owners/staff - open, light comfortable interior and seating outside. Coffee was nice and juices were a notable bonus! The main dishes were nothing special - I had a burger, expecting a homemade, deli style burger - was disappointed to get a very standard burger in a cheap white roll and a slice of 'plastic' cheese - shame. I would return for the drinks but not the food.

I recently happened across this place when my favourite cafe was too busy to get served. The decor was nice and it was quiet and peaceful. For me, the lunch menu was a bit limited but I enjoyed a tasty enough warmed baguette with a side salad dressed well with balsamic. I enjoyed the quiet to read the paper and eat my lunch. The service was polite but not particularly friendly which is something mentioned in other reviews. It was also slow for an order of one sandwich. Whilst I enjoyed my visit it was not enough to switch my allegiance to this cafe for the future but I wish you well

Service could not be friendlier, had coffee and a spicy parsnip soup, it is really a nice place with a cosy little veranda and tasteful decor.They must have a really good bakery supplying their bread, the bread on the side of the butter was absolutely delicious!

Great service, very friendly, tucked away off the High Street. Good food, good value for money, and I can definitely recommend the quiche as per the title.

This cafe is off the main drag in Glastonbury but only 2 mins from the High St and right next to (but not in sight of) a main car park.Each time I have eaten here, the food has been lovely. The menu is not extensive, but it is well thought out, suiting veggies and carnivores alike. I have always found the owners and staff genuinely friendly but not intrusive.The place was really clean, and even though it was busy tables were cleared away very efficiently.The conservatory can get hot in the height of summer, but there is an outside area for when the weather is good.

We dropped in mid afternoon when the cafe was quiet, and waited well over an hour for our food. The lady serving was lovely, friendly and obliging, but it's clear from reading other reviews that the kitchen can be rather disorganised. The food when it eventually came was a bit of a mixed bag (I was disappointed with my veggie burger, which was a vegetable burger out of a packet, deep fried) but the home made pancakes, smoothies and quiche were very good.What a shame - it's in a lovely spot with a pretty outside space. They did try to make amends by taking a milkshake off the bill as we'd waited so long, but in all honesty, we had hungry small children with us and we just wanted our food. Disappointing.

This is a great little place to eat when in Glastonbury: really nice, fresh food plus the added bonus of a drinks licence. This was a get-together of three old friends and we had a thoroughly enjoyable meal and really liked the easy-going atmosphere. The quiche I had was absolutely delicious, service was efficient and friendly.

Lovely friendly service and tolerant of kids. Some good all day breakfast and happy to try to accommodate all guests.

Limited menu and lunch service was not busy, but a simple lunch order for three took quite a while. When food eventually came it was quite good, fresh and tasty. Limited drinks menu, ordered a glass of Chardonnay half of which came out of one bottle the other half from a bottle of a different brand - guess wine is not their forte but waitress did offer to replace glass when commented on.

No question about the quality of food/drinks on offer. Only gripe is that we had to wait for our order to be taken,they weren't busy.

My husband and I came to visit Glastonbury and were fortunate enough to stumble upon this place.I had the most delicious quiche (cheddar, spinach and tomato) that I have ever tasted here. The sun trapped garden was a real treat to relax in and I am still wondering how to implement the innovative use of palates in my garden!Just lovely.

A procura de uma café da manhã, encontrei o Glastro com uma decoração linda!!!! Um cafe Expresso com um pequeno biscoito de oferta. A senhora super simpática e atenciosa.

Just discovered a Hidden Gem just off Glastonbury High Street. Having enjoyed Glastonbury in the morning, to find a perfect setting for lunch was amazing. I had a Sensational Prawn Thai Red Curry, easily the best I have sampled. The dish clearly home made with my taste buds dancing for more. I could go on about the friendly welcome, but those taste buds are still dancing. The Secret is out and I for one will be returning very soon.

I first discovered Glastro back when they first opened...can't remember when that was actually...and they have consistently impressed me from day one! The location is cosy, tucked away down a little corridor off the high street. The decor is fabulous, very eclectic, colourful, and gorgeous. Even the plates and cups are stunning! And the food...beautifully prepared and presented, delicious, and a total bargain- and as the wife of the head chef at one of the biggest pubs in town, as well as being myself the deputy manager of probably the busiest cafe in town, my praise doesn't come easily. I recommend Glastro to all my friends, as well as to some of my own customers who want to eat breakfast late in the day (they serve brekkie til four). And last but not least, the owner is a lovely lady who makes everyone feel welcome, and always greets me with a smile, even if I'm just dining on my own and taking up a whole table (like today, even though it was a busy Sunday!) Seriously. You need this place in your life. (Check the hours though- I seem to recall seeing a sign that they were closed a couple days of the week...Monday and Tuesday i think...)

Come to Glastonbury every year for a week during my England vacation from California. Some of my favorite English food is eaten in Glastonbury. Glastro cafe has great stuffed mushrooms and the owner even served us when he was closing. Thank you!!

I booked a table for a light lunch for 8 people for my grandmothers 90th birthday. The food was perfect very tasty, they catered for wheat free no problem, there were so many personal touches like a happy birthday balloon at the table when we arrived, a muffin with a candle and a plate of truffles. The staff were great thank you.

8 of us went here for my mum's 90th birthday lunch, they put a baloon on her chair and made some special little truffles and a cup cake with a candle in it, as a surprise and it was complimentary. The lunches were all delicious and very reasonably priced, the cafe is clean and bright with a car park directly at the back. Great service, a great time was had by all. I will definitely go back there. Thank you for making my mum feel so special.

Lovely warm welcome, couldn't do enough for us, highly recommended, must try the gorgeous meringue with strawberries and cream!!! Homemade too! Be back again next year.

This is a real hidden gem, excellent coffee friendly and helpful bright and lively ! A must do , when in Glastonbury .

Having read other reviews we must have got this place on a bad day. It was chaotic. It was a warm sunny day and we enjoyed sitting out in the courtyard which is very nice. About 45 minutes after our drinks arrived we asked about our food and were told they thought we had left so our order was cancelled and as they were very busy we'd have a long wait as we'd be at the bottom, of the list!! We weren't the only ones having problems.

Hidden down one of the little alleyways in Glastonbury, Glastro is a perfect place for a working lunch. A friendly smile, efficient service and excellent food. The coffee is good too. I highly recommend Glastro for holiday makers (cream teas etc) and/or business lunches (light snacks, salads and more). This is one loyalty card that will fill up quickly :)

Popped into this café without much expectations - and I just love it when I am surprised! Most amazing mouth watering soup and we sat outside in the small court yard.

Two friends and I visited on Sunday 29th June. We were able to have breakfast, despite missing the time slot...beautiful food, incredibly friendly and flexible service! Thank you, much appreciated :-) lisa

We visit this wee cafe each time we are in Gladtonbury and are always greeted with a smile and made to feel very welcome. :) today we tried the new Sunday Roast menu and as vegetarians chose the Nut Roast, absolutely the best we have had!!!!! HIGHLY RECOMMENDED

if you go to Glastonbury you will enjoy your visit, please don't miss out on the glastro café we went there and had (I know this sounds silly) the best tasting veggie breakfast ever, you don't have to be a veggie they have all options but wow its so nice, staff so friendly make you very welcome, give it a go and say we sent you, hope you enjoy as much as usphil and jude tewkesbury

Had a lovely lunch just before heading back home, the food was perfect and the staff where pleasant and helpful.

This was the first time we went to this place (discovered it by simply walking past the area) and we'll definitely be back. Very good fresh food, friendly & helpful service and a lovely unique interior (and exterior).

stopped here for lunch whilst out riding my bike, great food, fab service and well priced ,,, simples :-)

I live in Glastonbury and occasionally walk up to the high street on a weekend, I also do not normally write reviews of places that I have had a bite to eat before now, however this one was well worth a mention as it's one of those hidden gems that you discover from time to time.The Glastro Café is just down a little off shoot, but practically on the high street - My wife and I were greeted with a warm welcome. We had a couple cups coffee and despite the time, they were still happy to serve the breakfast which was cooked to perfection. Being a bit greedy, I also had a slice of cake warmed up with ice cream.. (veeeeerry nice!)It is a lovey Café and for a fair price you get a really good plate of food and with that said I will be heading back there on my next walk to the high street.

We regularly eat at glastro all year round because every since we started coming here they have always offered consistently good service and food. Very patient and kind with my challenging toddler and always willing to accommodate his tastes.If you plan to come to Glastonbury it's worth adding a morning breakfast trip or a lunch time stop. They even do health shakes and juices, as well as seasonal events.

I was in Glastonbury for the day with friends. As we are regular visitors to the town we were looking for somewhere different to grab a bite to eat for a change. We saw the sign for Glastro from the car park on arriving to Glastonbury so made sure we returned when we got peckish. We were pleasantly surprised with this little gem of a place. It had a great selection of food and at really good prices. Not only that but the décor was brilliant, a real homely earthy feel. The service was great and we were really made to feel welcome. After asking the staff about Glastro we were aware of its location being off of the main high street so not a lot of people like us knew it was even there. We enjoyed it so much we wanted to let everyone know its well worth looking for. We will definitely be returning again and look forward to more homemade cakes and lovely tasty food. Well done Glastro! :)

Popped in for a quick coffee whilst shopping. Really friendly people and a great looking menu. I only had a coffee (and free biscuit) but the other food being served around me looked lovely.I shall return :-)

Found this delightful cafe just off the High Street in Glastonbury. I had a cheese and bacon burger which was fantastic, the home-made chips were great and the balsamic drizzle over the salad was a nice touch. My friend enjoyed the vegetarian breakfast which looked great to me, but next time I am there I will be having the all day breakfast.

We found Glastro by accident as it is tucked away down an alley off the High Street. we later found out that there is direct access from the car park behind it. D'oh!Good selection of light meals, including homemade specials etc. We had the veggie lasagne and salad (for £4.95) . Absolutely delicious and the salad was comprehensive, attractive and dressed in a clearly fresh and homemade dressing. Best of all - they know how to make a proper cup of Tea. Dog friendly too, as part of Glastro is "outside" - under a big gazebo. We will eat there for sure if we visit Glastonbury again.

After climbing the Tor we arrived back in Glastonbury ready for lunch, but at 3pm, a lot of places had shut, or were vegetarian only, or had no outdoor seating. This place was perfect, and the food was great too. I had simple double cheeseburger, but it was really tasty, lots of cheese, and not too much bun, just enough to keep your hands off the burger ! Salad and home made chips completed the plate. My wife had the all day veggie breakfast which was very good too, not greasy, a bit of everything, including tea. Excellent service, and wth my cold drink, the total was £13. You cant go wrong there.