Refectory in Northumberland

So wanted to visit here with my aunt and cousins visiting from New Zealand and could not because you are not dog friendly. I am sure you would find dogs are better behaved than a lot of children. So disappointing

Why do you exclude people with dogs? Every other cafe in Hexham has inclusive policies allowing people to take their dogs. I am unable to visit properly because of this. Shame on you!

Stopped here with my mam & brother for a coffee 1 Sunday. Lovely busy cafe with lovely staff. Mam had a slice of ginger cake with her coffee & enjoyed it. I left my bag on the back of the chair & 1 of the lovely members of staff came out after us which I really appreciated.

After exploring the grounds of Hexham Abbey we came across this quaint tea room. Initially we were only going to have coffee but the temptation of beautifully presented cake was too much, as my generous slice of Victoria sponge did not disappoint. We sat outside and soaked up the atmosphere, and we tried to work out the different array of herbs growing along the wall. A truly beautiful place.

Before visiting the impressive Hexham Abbey (see separate Review), my wife and myself wanted to have some coffee and snacks. After a visit around time we opted for the Refectory Cafe which - as the name suggests - is co-located with the Abbey. I’m very glad we did as not only is it a very nice venue but both the tea and snacks (large cheese scone and ginger cake) were delicious. I would advise any other visitors to patronise the Refrectory Cafe either before or after their Abbey visit.

We were lucky to find a table when we visited this cafe, but the scones, hot drinks and atmosphere were all excellent. Obviously a very popular place and this leant it a real buzz. Recommended!

Following our holiday to Haggerston Castle and prior to journeying home to Lake District, we googled where we could stop off to have breakfast. The Refrectory Cafe came up as dog friendly and looked lovely. Parking was a nightmare. As I am also disabled it was a bit of a hike. However, we arrived to so called on its website dog friendly cafe to signs saying no dogs allowed unless guide dogs. Total waste of our time researching in advance, trek up to it. I suggest they alter website asap. Luckily we found The Mauro Lounge cafe bar who were not only dog friendly they offered water and dog biscuits too.

Cold and wet day, but a friendly warm welcome from enthusiastic staff at the Refectory Cafe. Bacon baps arrived swiftly, with strong tea. Plenty on offer for brunch/lunch if bacon baps aren't your thing, but it's v busy place and hence you'll need to wait perhaps a while for a free table on days when outside seating isn't an option due to weather. Parking nearby with the Northumberland Disc easily purchased from local outlets and plenty to see at the Abbey nextdoor and surrounding area. Well worth popping in to eat and drink.

Really friendly and welcoming staff. Pleasant ambience (inspire of weather without!). I recommend the parsnip and red chilli soup.

Had to wait for table as very popular, ( 7 of us) but had lovely lunch& staff where great 👍variable menu to suit all taste

Charming cafe offering good value and an abundance of outdoor seating. Me and mam had an Americano each and split a lovely brownie. Both were good!

We were a party of four and enjoyed the excellent soup, Mediterranean vegetables & hummus sandwich, tea cake and salad. All very tasty and generous portions. Service was efficient and friendly. Would recommend.

Delicious food, well presented, reasonably priced. Caroline & the team were very attentive and obliging. I had a 'Ham, Brie & Sweet Chilli' Panini which was served with our hot drinks. Thank you for looking after us, we'll certainly be back.

Stopped here for lunch on Sunday, the cafe is in a lovely large spacious room at the side of Hexham Abbey. Had a bowl of home made lentil and bacon soup and the most delicious cheese scone. My partner had a BLT, generous sized roll, freshly cooked bacon, lots of salad and mayo on the side. A perfect lunch spot. There’s a lovely garden outside so imagine would be great in the summer. Highly recommend for lunch in the centre of Hexham but with a relaxed atmosphere.

What a wonderful setting - the cafe is attached to Hexham Abbey in the centre of Hexham with an entrance directly into the Abbey. The staff were friendly, helpful and efficient. We arrived at 1445 and there was only a very limited selection of cakes available with only one scone left. There was plenty of inside seating but all the outside tables were occupied. Most outside tables could seat up to 8-people and a few of these only had 2-people but with Covid and social distancing we did not want to join other people.

We love this place but today we’re very disappointed that they insisted in keeping the door open on a chilly windy day. Everyone sitting in coats looking frozen. I pointed out my 94 year old mum and I were cold but they refused to close the door.How come no other cafes have doors open. Is it really necessary??

We had a light lunch in the garden area and it was lovely. we had a panini and a sandwich. Both were freshly made and delicious. Sitting in the garden was very restful.

I had a hospital appointment and went to cafe after fasting for 10 hours. You had to stand waiting for a seat. Fair enough in current times. I asked if they did take away. They said yes. It took 30 minutes to get a take away coffee and cheese sandwich which cost over £7 . I will be going to one of the other excellent cafes in the area in future. Life is too short and I am too tight.

This is a lovely little peaceful oasis in the grounds of Hexham Abbey. Simple menu and light snacks; excellent coffee; lovely friendly service and top quality food. Support it as funds go to help maintain the iconic Abbey.

only had coffee but was lovely. The scones look lovely but did not have room for one. Staff very friendly.

A lovely hidden gem with a friendly welcome and exceptional service. Very Covid secure and would highly recommend the carrot cake will definitely be back thank you

It is a lovely setting for a cafe and the staff are welcoming and helpful. Clearly there are necessary restrictions and limits in place which cannot be helped but they didn't prevent a good visit.

Visiting Hexham it is easy to see why it is the best place in England to live it is such a friendly place and the refectory cafe within the Abbey reflects what a lovely place this is. There are tables inside and in the garden as with the new arrangements we now live with the staff show you to your table and there are disposable menus with table service. There is a decent choice from a cuppa and cake to a salad or panini with a choice of locally sourced sandwich fillings. Everywhere is immaculate and fresh feeling the staff are really friendly unfortunately I didn’t note the ladies name who served us she was lovely making sure our order was exactly as ordered. There are toilets available with excellent disabled facilities. The setting in the Abbey grounds make this a bit special for a light refreshments stop. If the weather permits it is lovely sat outside a real tea garden. If your in Hexham try the refectory it’s well worth a visit.

Excellent. Special panini bacon, Brie and cranberry followed by the moistest delicious carrot cake I have had in a long time. Told them DEFINITELY no onion and was told that they no longer serve it in salad. Could never understand why it is in salad, especially since they exclude it from their coleslaw. Definitely worth a visit if you like good honest well prepared food.

We visit The Refectory most times when we are in Hexham, the staff are so lovely and the food and service are excellentToday we opted for a toasted cheese scone and chutney, delicious combination.We try and have something different every time we visit and have never been disappointed yet.

I go to this cafe nearly every week for coffee and scones and whatever else.. :))coffee is great and scones and soups and food are made at the premises on a daily basis. love the atmosphere. always take visiting friends and family there. staff are always friendly and polite. service with a smile. love it!! by far Hexhams best cafe.

Been 2 successive Fridays, so enjoyed it the first time, delicious cheese scones and lovely thick ham in sandwiches, will definitely return.xx

On holiday in Hexham - needed a reviving lunch, so popped into the Refectory. We weren't disappointed. Lovely food, reasonable prices. We recommend it!

Na het bezoek aan de kerk, gingen wij in deze aanpalende café een kop koffie en thee drinken. Gezellig ingericht, vlotte bediening en behulpzaam. Lijkt mij ook een goede plaats om iets te eten en zij hebben uiteraard heerlijke taarten maar daarvoor was het voor ons nog te vroeg. zij hebben ook een mooi terras op het binnenplein maar daar was het te koud voor op de dag dat wij er waren.

On a visit to the Abbey, this is a convenient place for a break. Good loose-leaf tea, nice cakes. It's light and spacious, with friendly service.

Great food & friendly staff! Visited the refectory for lunch on a weekend. Service was quick and food was lovely as always.

We stopped at The Refectory for our lunch before exploring the abbey. The Refectory cafe is located in Hexham Abbey. The staff was friendly and helpful.

Watched incredulously as the waitress cleared the table beside us, when she wiped the table she wiped all the inevitable crumbs from the top of the table, with a lot falling ONTO the SEATS. If you visited here and ended up with marks on the seat of your trousers or skirts or dresses, look no further!Further entertainment with waitress wandering around trying to find out who the order they were carrying was for. I know they are all volunteers and work hard for a good cause, but given previous experiences here they could do with some practical guidance on how to work more efficiently.The food is good and excellent value, but the sideshow is totally unnecessary.

We always call in here when we're in Hexham, on a nice day its lovely to sit outside, unfortunately it was drizzly, so sat inside. Nice cup of coffee and cheese scone.

The Refectory is an excellent venue for singles, couples, friends and families to enjoy good, freshly prepared food and drink at the heart of Hexham. The staff are friendly and helpful. Even if you are not visiting the Abbey, do stop for a drink or a light bite at the Refectory- you are always welcome! They do sell some gifts as well.

Lovely cafe to visit. Excellent service and lovely surroundings. We ordered egg sandwiches which came with salad and the bread was extremely light. We had a toasted tea cake which was quite ample made to share I think as it was nearly the size of a dinner plate. Food was extremely good value.

A request for NO onion means NO onion, offering to take it off the plate is not a solution. Food is very good but that means nothing if you don't get what you ordered.

Stumbled upon this place during a visit to the Abby with my wife and dog. Its tucked away behind large hedges so was difficult to spot, but glad we were here.

Popped in for lunch whilst visiting the Abbey. Very pleasant decor. Food fresh and really good. My wife thoroughly enjoyed her Cheese scone and I found the Leek & Potato soup delicious. Will certainly visit next time we are in Hexham

Stopped in for coffee and a cake while exploring Hexham. The cafe is part of the Abbey with an nice lawn area to sit out. The coffee was good and the traybake was excellent.

Call in here on a trip to Hexham The cheese scones are fabulous a must when you call here and please visit the spectacularAbbey.

We spent 3 days in Hexham, and visited the town's magnificent Abbey,

Popped in for a latte and a cheese scone. Wasnt disappointed. Very nice tasting scone which was well made and not too heavy. The coffee was nice although it could have been a bit stronger for me.

Came here with family for coffee and a nibble. I had the fruit scone with jam and cream - good size and good scone. Jam came in a little mason jar and plenty of cream provided.

What a lovely time we had with our friends at Hexham Abbey on the warmest day of the year so far. We sat in the garden because our friends have a dog and it was simply lovely. Delicious food, very helpful, friendly staff (who brought out water for Dottie the dog). A beautiful day spent creating a very happy memory. Just one tip to help staff find the correct table - would be a good idea to make wooden spoons with numbers on to give to out to customers when ordering so staff can easily find the right table.

We have been here many a time for a coffee and a cake but this was for morning. We had OJ and a fresh granola pot and it was soooo tasty and healthy and filling. It got me started for the day.

Visited this after a stroll around the wonderful abbey. It’s got a great cafe menu and really friendly staff. It’s a nice classic ambiance and comfortable seating. I would recommend The toasted tea cake. It’s fantastic. Recommend

Nice location next to the Abbey and on a wet afternoon a nice enough place for a good brew and slice of cake. Okay value.

We called in for coffee and scones a few weeks ago, unfortunately there was no scones left so we went elsewhere. However when we returned this time (earlier in the day) there was scones. Coffee was nice and scones lovely! Service was perfect and I found the staff pleasant and polite, I would definitely return.

Called here Friday lunch time and had two specials from the blackboard a panini with Brie and sundries tomatoes and a smoked trout pate with thick toast, both served with fresh salad. Both excellent as were the HOT latte (as requested) and tea. Service was good and was inexpensive, menu says staffed by volunteers with all profits to the Abbey. Well worth a visit to support a good cause.

The refectory cafe is tucked away at the back of Hexham Abbey and is worth seeking out. They have great food and fantastic cheese scones!

Visited the visitors centre and decided to have soup while hubby had earl grey and a fruit scones service was great well done to you all.

Took my 4 year old granddaughter with me for food and drinks ,,, it was delicious excellent service, , beautiful cheese scones and Daniella had " yummy brownie " her words ,, made very welcome and great prices. Love to visit , very warm and cosy .

Have visited this cafe a few times when busy and quite the service I have received has always been exceptional.

our party of 4 visited during the very busy New Year period and the cafe was jammed. Found a table fairly quickly, made our selection and ordered and paid at the counter.

My mother and I arrived for lunch today and it was busy, as to be expected in the Christmas period. We took a table and ordered at the counter as requested, paying up front for tea for 2, a jacket potato, and chicken liver pate with toast. The tea arrived after a while, and we drunk it whilst still waiting for our meal. We heard the staff saying they were short staffed and were repeatedly reassured that our meal would be with us soon, but once we had been waiting for nearly an hour and people who had arrived after us were getting their meals before us, we enquired as to where our food was. Firstly, there was no record of our order, even though you pay before you eat rather than at the end. Secondly, the staff member we spoke to seemed thoroughly unconcerned that a customer's order had been completely forgotten, and to add insult to injury we were told they had run out of jacket potatoes and pate, despite us having ordered and paid for them! We were offered a totally insincere apology with the excuse they were short staffed and a refund of our food order, not including the pot of tea which we would not have ordered had we not been eating as well. It seemed like they just wanted to get rid of us, rather than actually caring and doing something to fix their mistake. Overall, the service was absolutely abysmal, I can't comment on the food since we never actually got any, and I wish we'd gone to the Queen's Hall up the road instead.

Good selection of dishes on menu. Food arrived in good time even though quite busy. Tea ok maybe slightly better quality tea needed. Overall well worth a visit.

This is probably much like any other cafe attached to a large ecclesiastical building. There is nothing elaborate or unusual on the menu but what they do, they do well. (You cannot get into it from the Abbey itself -you have to go out of he Abbey, past the Abbey shop and then cross a courtyard)

The Refectory Café is a lovely place to go for food, very clean and well decorated and the food is always fantastic! It's middle of the road price-wise but you get what you pay for and the toasties, sandwiches and cakes are lovely!

My partner and I stopped here on our way to Scotland for our anniversary getaway. Decided to wander around the abbey and stumbled across this little gem. The decor is rustic and homey and the staff were wonderful. I got their special meat feast panini which left me wanting another it was so good, my partner got the soup of the day which was leek & potato which was also great. Great selection of herbal and fruit teas if you need a pick me up too. Will definitely stop by again whenever we’re next in Hexham. Would recommend.

After visiting the Abbey we stopped for lunch here. It was very busy but the service was very very quick. I had the jacket potato with prawns and side salad with a pot of tea - delicious! The staff were helpful and ensured that my meal was gluten-free. My husband chose one of the daily specials - jacket potato with chicken and bacon, which was also very tasty. The milk was served in tiny charming little ‘churns’ which we found for sale in the Abbey shop afterwards. If you’re visiting Hexham this is a lovely cafe to visit, ad is the Abbey itself.

This café has a good selection of light bites and we had the chicken liver pate which was delicious and then couldn't resist the coffee and walnut cake which we have to say is one of the nicest cakes we have purchased in a café. This café is ideal if you have a dog and you can sit outside in pleasant surroundings.

While visiting Hexham and the beautiful Abbey discovered this wonderful cafe , sheltered outside area in lovely surroundings, spacious area inside, enjoyed a delicious cream tea

The cafe resides within a recently refurbed section of the abbey and is light and spacious with plenty of clean well maintained facilities, easy access to the abbey exhibition and the abbey itself with its majestic phelps organ and 7th century crypt.

Clean, good selection, pleasant staff and tasty food! One negative....wheelchairs only fit through one door and that’s from the outside. You can’t fit from the inside entrance next to the toilets.

Very comfortable surroundings and happy helpful staff, and there was a good choice on the menu. We only had coffee, cheese scone a tray bake and toasted tea cake. The cheese scone was lovely and you could actually taste the cheese so l highly recommended them. If you like a larger than usual tea cake then visit here, one of the largest we have been served. If in Hexham seek out this cafe as I don't think you would be disappointed and monies the cafe makes go towards the running of the abbey

Just experienced the taste of Spain in Northumberland. The tapas nights running on a Friday evening during the summer are a real treat. Exciting flavours, wide variety of dishes on a set menu represent excellent value for money and the staff were super friendly. All in all a delightful evening.

We visited The Refractory Cafe in Hexham for lunch on Sunday. The staff were friendly... the sandwiches were on point and don't get me started on the cakes. We had the coffee cake and the sticky ginger cake which were both incredible. Wonderful coffee also. We will be recommending this cafe to our friends and family. We will definitely be back!

Fridays only in the summer, a great evening, very good value in pleasant surroundings. Set menu of either 7 or 9 tapas dishes with just the right sized portions, and a nice bottle of red - summer on a plate! Particularly enjoyed chick peas with spinach and the fennel bread. Service very pleasant, but just not quite up to scratch yet...

I visit a number of restaurants in and around Hexham for coffee and the Refectory is amongst the best. It is clean and light in very pleasant surroundings and adjacent to the Abbey, which is at the centre of the community.

I went to the cafe with a friend for brunch before work. The cafe had only been open for 30 minutes or so when we arrived & with breakfast being served for another two hours we were disappointed to be told they had already ran out of bacon!

Great place for a Cheese Scone and a Cappuccino. Also there is a good outside seating area if you have a warm and sunny day.

Called in for a scone and coffee whilst visiting the Abbey. The counter staff were extremely helpful and went so far as to expain that the jam, that was to accompany our buttered scones, was in a larger pot than one would usually expect.

Hexham Abbey is a brilliant place to visit and The Refectory Cafe does not let the place down. It is a smart coffee shop offering a range of rather well prepared coffees and other drinks along with a quite wide range of snacks and lunchtime items. My only criticism is that if you order something hot, even something simple, it takes rather long to appear and by the time it does you have virtually finished your beverage!

Having lived in Hexham for the past fourteen years this was the first time that I have visited this cafe and now I ask myself WHY? We opted for the homemade soup and a toasted cheese scone then followed by sticky ginger cake. Absolute perfection!

We had coffee and a light lunch. Great cheese scone. Friendly helpful staff, this cafe is obviously frequented by locals. I can’t imagine why it is 42/78, would probably be higher if it showed up on the map.

We recently called into the Refectory Café for something to eat. It was very busy but we managed to find some seats by sharing a table. We went to the counter and started to place an order but were interrupted by what we can only assume was a senior member of staff in a flap about baked potatoes. Eventually our red faced assistant was able to turn her attention back to us.

We, four adults two of whom were in wheelchairs visited for lunch today. Access was easy, seating spacious & the menu expansive. The food arrived promptly & was fresh, well presented & delicious. The staff were efficient, caring & knowledgeable. Following the meal a comfort break was needed. The toilets are easily accessed, clean & spacious, particularly the one for the disabled. We have visited The Refractory Café many times & have always been delighted with the experience.

This cafe has a welcoming atmosphere, excellent coffee, cakes and warm food and friendly, helpful staff. A great place to catch up with friends.

Me encanta este café, toda la comida es casera. Sólo tenía scones, tartas o bandeja de pastas que han sido todas preciosas cada vez que he estado. El Café siempre está lleno, pero nunca tienes la sensación de prisa. La decoración es muy oportuna, con sus alrededores. Sin duda recomendable este café encantador.

Recientemente trasladado a la zona y la familia, así que decidimos dar una oportunidad a este lugar después de la vuelta de la abadía.

Es un luminoso y espacioso café que sirve una buena taza de té y un gran bollo de queso. El personal es amable y acogedor. Me gusta el hecho de que está ubicado en los terrenos de la Abadía de Hexham. Aunque el clima no era adecuado para que el día que visité, entiendo que te puedes sentar fuera en verano, que sería una verdadera ventaja en un cálido día

Nosotros somos visitantes habituales de esta hermosa cafetería. El ambiente es muy relajado, con las instalaciones y accesorios de ser del más alto nivel. La cafetería está impecablemente limpio, luminoso y bien ventilado. Los miembros del personal son muy serviciales y amables. El menú es variado, con comida casera y un ser de alta calidad. Toda la comida que hemos comido ha sido delicioso festín de carne, por ejemplo: Queso gratinados, pastas y un bollo, Bandeja de Choolate tarta.

Fuimos una familia con un niño y un adolescente.

No suelo dar 5 / 5, pero este café lo merece. Los bollos estaban deliciosos, como la bandeja de pastas y el café era de alta calidad. Fuimos un día frío y lluvioso de Diciembre y el ambiente era luminoso y acogedor. Volveremos, estoy seguro.

We went into the cafe after an enjoyable visit of Hexham Abbey and we were all very impressed. The food was great, the service was prompt and we will definitely visit there again should we be in the area.

There are several cafes in Hexham but this one is situated in Hexham Abbey and was chosen because we could get he pushchair in without much trouble .You order at the till so sit first as you need a table number . The menu has a selection of sandwiches soup jacket potatoes and one or two specials such as trout pate. Leave room for cake or a tray bake as they all looked good . Coffees were nice and hot . Pleasant helpful staff and a nice bright environment .

This lovely light and bright cafe is a great place for coffee and scones (and much more). The staff were extremely helpful and welcoming, serving us promptly with a smile. We had spent time in the abbey and the cafe was one of the few places open on Sunday. Our food and drink requirements were met sufficiently. Would go again without hesitation.

This is the cafe we always choose when in Hexham. Lovely place, good food, good service and very clean.

Great place in Hexham for lunch. lovely friendly atmosphere with fast and friendly service. Food is home made which makes it even better. I highly recommend the trout pate.

Café is situated by the Big Story exhibition. Colour scheme is neutral so it provides a relaxed ambience with several tables available outside. The fruit scone that my wife had was delicious, light as a feather, not overly sweet and the bonus was that it did not have sugar on the top, I had a generous slice of pineapple fruit cake, yummy. It was great to get leaf tea in a pot and loved the idea of the milk being served in a little churn. Staff are really friendly and helpful.

The menu in this cafe was varied and imaginative. Excellent, efficient and friendly service. The homemade soups were very tasty and the pate and goats cheese specials were a treat. We highly recommend this as a lunchtime venue.

A lovely addition to the Abbey attractions, this little cafe is a few moments walk from the Abbey shop on Beaumont Street, though the signposts could be improved.The cafe itself is fresh and welcoming with pine tables and simple decoration. Fresh water is available on a help yourself basis, which is a nice touch. The simple menu and daily specials are ordered at the counter. I am always on the look out for gluten-free options and was offered a thin Chocolate 'brownie', My daughter enjoyed her tasty-looking piece of cake. Previous visits by family report enjoyable paninis, soups and main courses.The service was attentive, with smiling staff!I would love to see a better choice of gluten-free dishes as there is a very real demand for these types of foods today.

We called in here for a light lunch on the recommendation of a tour guide, and were very glad that we did. The Refectory is clean, bright and spacious, and located in a quiet garden area behind the cathedral. It has a tranquil feel, and in addition to the inside space there are a few tables outside as well.The Refectory offers a good selection of food both sweet and savoury. We succumbed to the ‘loaded scones’ and weren’t disappointed. Delicious. A pot of tea and a loaded scone (a large fruit one with butter, jam and cream) costs around £4.

One of the more hidden spots in Hexham, this is in a tranquil part of the abbey. Bright and light, it is a lovely place to spend time, taking in the atmosphere. Tea and cakes are excellent, although, as vegetarians, we do find the menu a little limited. Always welcoming and cheerful.

Myself and my friend visiting from South Africa paid a visit to Hexham we happened upon the Refectory while visiting the Abbey.. The food was tasty reasonably priced and served with a smile .. Add to that the wonderful surroundings it's well worth a visit... I will definitely return xx

Best cafe in Hexham. Food is delicious and service is excellent. Menu not too extensive but this shouldn't be seen as a negative. Soups, sandwiches, jacket potatoes, cakes and scones all great. Lovely setting too, nice light, airy space. Can sit outside if weather good enough.

Found this little cafe while visiting the Abbey Seemingly it has been there for 18 months but didn't know it was there After a delightful visit to the Abbey and it's very informative ,exhibition we popped in for a light lunch I had a lovely hot cheese scone with a little jar of chutney------- delicious! ! My husband had his usual coffee cake and coffee I also had a Mocha coffee It is well worth a visit-------And the Abbey!!

I came here for lunch today with a couple of friends. There was a good choice on the menu of baked potatoes, panini, soup and rolls etc. I had roasted vegetables in a bread bun with side salad and a coffee. All very good and substantial. One of my friends had the soup which was a smooth vegetable broth. She was also given a generous portion of bread and butter. It was very busy right from noon until half one. The ambiance is pleasant and the staff fairly efficient. The cakes looked good; I shall try one next time. And lastly, the toilets were excellent! Modern, spacious and clean.

Went here with me two sons and mam for lunch. We were greeted by a lovely smile off a young lady. A lovely menu and wonderful reasonably priced home made cakes. My son's sandwich came out teddy bear shaped which was a lovely touch. The cakes are wonderful and look the part too. The young ladies on the till and serving had excellent customer service skills, the older ladies in the kitchen didn't look happy. We will definitely be back and nothing was a problem. You must visit.