Sherwood Pines Cafe in Newark and Sherwood

After waiting 30 minutes for my food I got up to ask It it would be much longer. Then was told my order didn’t get put through to the kitchen. I don’t think they seemed very surprised or bothered about it. Ended up asking for a refund rather than having to wait any longer

What’s this foreign food they’re offering??? Bacon Bap? What’s a Bacon Bap? And, again, what’s this, No Chip Cob on the menu? Three of us went today, requesting a Chip Cob each, and it seemed that as it’s not on the electronic till, the order was shouted through…….half an hour later they arrived (having been forgotten?) Don’t take this post too seriously. It’s a nice cafe.

Terrible attitude and service from the staff, wrong order processed through the till, staff talking about customers whilst behind the counter which could be overheard. Not impressed at all.

Today we had food at the takeaway counter.Strangely enough this is the second time we’ve been here around breakfast time . Both times we’ve decided to have a vegetarian sausage cob and coffee. Both times the actual sausages on the cobs have been stone cold. This time there was butter on the sausage that was still intact and not melted, due to it being cold!! I know I probably should have taken the cobs back and complained but I was just so annoyed it had happened again. Especially when I was charged £17.50 for 2 vegetarian sausage cobs and 2 coffees. Really expect better service at these prices. When you factor the car park charge in it was an expensive 1 hour dog walk. Won’t be in a rush to return. I must say though Sherwood pines itself is a beautiful area.

Post parkrun treat! We did parkrun then did another 5km. Lovely veggie breakfast. The ‘sausages’ were not what I was expecting but nonetheless they were tasty. Only downside is the expensive parking, we had just ticked over the 2-3 hours and was meant to pay £9!! Glad we had the parkrun discount code because our 2 hour trip with breakfast would have been almost £30.

Great quick meal, lovely food and reasonable price! Staff super friendly and helpful! Ate outside however cafe look clean and looked after!

I can hand on heart say the sausage rolls from this cafe are the best sausage rolls I have ever tasted, I often come to sherwood pines purely for a sausage roll!! In addition, the staff are always so lovely and friendly :)

Been to this cafe quite a few times staff very nice and polite manager Lauren is really nice and professional. I had quiche and it was really nice with salad well presented will be going back soon reasonably priced

The cafe appeared busy today as Sherwood Pines was busy with human leisure activities. However we found a table quickly (which had clearly been recently cleared and cleaned), and ordered hot drinks and food. The food came quite quickly and was well presented and tasty. I thought the jacket potato good value for money. We returned later in the afternoon for a further hot drink.

Tea and cake was OK. A little disappointed that there's lots of Magnum choices - but not the Vegan ones (I'm dairy intolerant - so these are great for people like me :-)

That usual word ‘Overwhelmed’springs to mind with a restaurant that is woefully inadequate to cope with crowds at this major tourist venue in Sherwood Forest. Staffing levels are ok but there are not enough tables. Food wise it’s ok, although whoever decided to add Caesar Chicken wraps need a re-check. Swimming in cheese is a fail. Chicken too is processed. The experience could be much better. Hopefully a completely re-fit and upgrade is on the agenda.

Kirsty who served me twice at the cafe today was fantastic! She served me for lunch and then late afternoon for a cup of tea. She had had an incredibly busy shift but at 4pm she was still professional, smiley and polite and couldn't do enough for me. She went the extra mile with a smile and was very flexible. I commend her working ethic and wish all hospitality staff were like her! She will go far in whatever she choses to do in the future. The sky is her limit! Thank you. You made my trip extra pleasant!

Cycled out to 'the Pines' on a Saturday. We'd previously drove out to cycle round the various routes, but my 14 year old wanted to 'ride out'. We had about an hour in the bike park and dirt jumps when we decided to get some lunch. We rode to the visitors centre and found a few people queueing at the take-away, we were stopped from joining the queue by a member of staff who said 'we're closed because of high winds' yes it was windy, but I'm pretty sure the building wasn't under threat of being blown away! By the way, it was about 12.30pm - I think the staff were just looking forward to 'an early bath'. We then had to coax a starving teenager to the Rumbles cafe at Vicar Water, which we managed, and had a lovely (and cheap) bacon cob.

Awful slow service at the takeaway services. One person serving and two queues of at least ten people. Took about ten mins to serve each person. Then when I saw served I was over charged for two extra coffees. The staff need more support or training as they didn’t seem to have any initiative to queue bust or just be more streamlined in making hot drinks

What a rip off this place is, 3 burgers, 1 sausage sandwich and 4 drinks….£30. Hot food had been stood for 10min as the beeper they give you to signal your food is ready didn’t work!! Soggy bread on the burgers as they had been sweating in the box for 10 min. I took it back and they said chef would make new ones but they dried them In the oven to crisp them back up!! Bread was all dry and toasted now! I appreciate it was a busy day but get more staff the food is expensive enough to cover costs! My parents also bought food, the bacon sandwich was abysmal. 2 scabby pieces of bacon. What a joke

3 takeaway coffees and 3 takeaway slices of caramel slice £17.50 ! We won’t be stopping again until a sense of reality returns to pricing. Utterly ridiculous!

Great service. Friendly counter assistants. The bacon cob was a bit of a let down as it was dry and no sauce was offered. Bacon, Brie and cranberry panini however very good! Coffee and ice-creams expensive and worth it.

Good cafe, sat outside enjoying the sunshine and the view. Staff were polite and friendly and the food was good. It was however a little pricey and I think the kids meals should include a drink.

Appreciate that these are trying times, but the takeaway menu was beyond limited. And pricey for what you get. Essentially half a sausage roll for £2??!! Better to get something on the way to Sherwood Pines - more choice, better quality, and a better price. Avoid.

There's a cafe not far from the campsites in the middle of the forest, not too far from the bike hire, toilets or the GoApe. Good walk for working up an appetite. Ate there a couple of times, got a cob and a bottle of juice which was a good price. It was delicious, I haven't had bacon or sausages that tasty in a long while. I regret not having a full English, you had an option as to what size you wanted it, and it was absolutely delicious judging by the reactions of my friends. They had cakes and bottles of juice a cup of tea and the pot did about 3 cups. You got a good deal for your money. They have a wonderful roofed decking area which we sat out on and it's such a lovely view across the forest. Place was really clean and they made every effort to distance the tables and put markers on the floor. Staff were friendly and helpful. Felt at home here, this was a fab way to begin the morning.

Good to see a couple of menu items for individuals following a vegan way of life or those enjoying a plant based diet. The sausage roll was very tasty and the espresso was decent and actually hot, which made a change from the lukewarm offerings I have recently had. The takeaway service involved only a short wait and the member of staff was friendly and polite.

Nice cafe, clean and social distancing enforced. Test and trace QR codes are displayed before you enter, yet staff insist on taking contact info without actually explaining what it’s for/how long the info will be held/if it’s stored securely. Girl behind till was pretty rude and unhelpful, one word answers etc. Also watched her pick up a spoon by the spoon end and then hand it straight to a customer. Same tongs used to pick up the nutty cakes and the nut-free ones, so unable to eat any cake as I have a nut allergy. Bacon was cold. Not sure I’ll return to be honest, as nice as the surroundings are.

Really friendly place with such good food! Great selection. I’d recommend the sausage rolls. After a nice long walk with the family this is a welcome treat to end our day out. Clean tables that can seat small or large groups. Toilet facilities in a large and clean toilet block next to the visitors centre. Selection of hot drinks and kids always love the hot chocolate with whipped cream! Good for a snack, all day breakfast or a decent lunch or jacket potato. Think they also serve ice cream and ice lollies but we’ve never bought any. Mixture or mountain bikers families and couples each time I’ve been there.

Visited during our stay near by and to take advantage of the governments 50% off meal deal. We had lunch and returned the next day for breakfast. Staff wearing PPE and encouraging social distancing and food was delicious.

Stopped here for a cup of coffee and a sitdown having walked quite a way. Peaceful, picturesque and calming. Coffee was real and not too expensive.

We stayed over NYE with a group of 10. The Cafe/Shop staff could not do enough for us. Completely under staffed and being really busy the staff just dug in and delivered the best they could. The food very average but OK, I mean we did not expect fine dining and the basic menu was fine. Well done the all the staff!!

We are keen cyclists and regularly visit Sherwood pines. The forest and cycle routes are great but the only place to get refreshments at the end is one cafe which I would avoid if there were other options. The food is average to below average, soggy pizza worth giving a miss unless you’re desperate and the servers are so miserable it drives me mad! Most are young so should at least have the energy to smile. It is the same every time we go so after today’s visit I thought I would take the time to write a review in hope of something changing. It clearly wasn’t just a case of it being a bad day as it is the same every time we have been! Management please teach your staff some customer service! A smile and polite bit of eye contact is free and fairly effortless?

Wonderful selection of foods to buy. Also great Cafe, food and quiz nite. The employees and Chef were just so good checking allergies as Kelly is choliac

All staff in high festive sprits. Extremely accommodating and friendly service from the whole team. Nothing was too much trouble. Will definitely re-visit for our Christmas tree next year!

Always nice to finish a lovely day out with friends over a cuppa ! This is a busy cafe lots of seating indoors and out , with outside being especially nice , as you within the park. The food / drinks here are pretty standard , don't expect Barista style coffees as everything comes out of a machine , which is a shame , especially for the price .Snacks like sausage rolls are available but all pretty average and pretty pricey , i suggest bring a picnic and perhaps just grab a final drink here.This place could be so much better.

Coffees and hot chocolates all round, couldn't walk through cafe with dog had to walk round but the staff did bring a bowl of water. Coffee was ok and scone was delicous.

Really really surprised to see cake at £2.95 a slice and above! Thought the slices were really measly for the price you pay - hence not buying any! Ice creams were ok price though.

Having called at the cafe this morning (Sunday 4 Aug) for a coffee I was utterly disgusted and appalled as I glanced at the table next to us as the couple had their dog sat on a chair at the table with them and they were sharing their sausage roll with the dog which was also licking the table!!! One of the assistants from the cafe saw this and totally ignored them and walked back into the cafe.... I take it then that this behaviour is not a health issue to them... I left in total disgust.... whoever sat on that chair after the dog has no idea that an animal had sat there previously. This table was immediately adjacent to the cafe entrance and should not be confused with the general seating not controlled by the cafe itself. The new tables and chairs are now being comprised with folk thinking their dog is a human being and it is acceptable by the staff for dogs to be licking the tables where you and your children are going to eat later thinking the area is hygienic.....

Great little cafe the food was good and the service was quick to well worth a visit if in sherwood pines.

Visited whilst staying at Forest holidays Cabins. Recommended to come here for a little bite to eat whilst enjoying the weather and various walks. Service very good!

Decent place for a quick bite or drink after walking or cycling in Sherwood Pines. The chip cobs are awesome! Free Wi-fi too

After a grueling ride through the forest, this was a welcome rest place to refresh ourselves on a hot day!

Lovely setting in the woods. Nice staff. Some food ok. However the coffee is shockingly bad and we were charged £3 for a brownie today that was inedible. It was very old and dry, it tasted old and fusty, it was totally disgusting. It should not have been given to customers and they need to sort out the coffee, it barely resembles coffee.

When visiting sherwood pines a sausage roll is a must. We were a party of 6 people but the guys were greedy so we ordered 10.

Visited today, yes it was busy, but to wait over 1/2 hour for food was appalling. Ordered child's beans on toast, homemade soup, panini and chips. Took an age to come out. My coffee which was a black coffee was tepid by the time I got the food!

After a New Year’s Day potter round the forest what better way to finish your walk than with a luxury hot chocolate, which was very nice (a little pricey but ok).

Lovely cafe in the woods, pretty good food and very good staff with a reasonably priced menu. But what a shame about the coffee and it just got worse for some reason. It used to be hot and tasteless, now it’s luke warm and tasteless. It’s really disappointingly bad, I wish they could produce a decent coffee.

I like the coffee and there are other treats, typically priced high due to location, but I can cycle from home and have a latte and head back with no parking charge. A bit of exercise and a treat.

There is freindly staff that loved our dog.I reccomed the sausage rolls and hot chocolate especially after the long adventures in the forest. unfortanatly, they do not let dogs inside so if you have one you will have to sit on the belcony. It can get cold on the belcony whilst the bad weather is approching so it would be nice for some blankets there or heaters. We love the place so much we have got a day pass.

Called here after visiting the tree we planted 11 years ago in memory of our son who passed away in 2006

It was very busy when we arrived, found a table no problem & had coffee & a brownie, both of which were lovely, especially the brownie. Staff were friendly & took food to tables & cleared away too.

Great service with staff looking after my gran whilst we went on the Segway and had a drink afterwards

Sherwood pines cafe never fails to deliver. Excellent food, good choice, superb presentation and friendly service. Who could want more?

Take always as well as sit in or out. Lots of cakes and snacks and drinks to choose from as well as coffee. Loved the vegetarian cheese melt!

This is great for a quick stop off when visiting the forest. A basic cafe set up with seating both in and outside. There is a great selection on offer and the cakes and other baked items (sausage rolls etc) are amazing! It was hard not to buy everything!

My boyfriend and I were going to the tree top adventure park and stopped here for lunch. After waiting 10 minutes for someone to stop chatting with their friends and take our order we sat down and then waited another 35 mins for a jacket potato and sandwich to be made. They brought out the sandwich but had forgotten about the potato so once I reminded them they brought out a cold and undercooked jacket potato. I never send food back normally but this was inedible. The waitress took it back but not before she huffed about the fact I was asking for a new meal. Very rude and then pretty much threw down my plate when she brought it back to me. My boyfriends sandwich was terrible and there was dirt in the salad.

As you might guess, thoroughly enjoyed the sausage rolls. Highly recommended. Apparently, at weekends and at busier times, they do Chirizo ones... sadly, never got chance to try.

Very clean with inside and outside seating, good prices, excellent choice of food and drink. It is possible to shelter from the sun outside but in inclement weather, not dog friendly inside. Hence knocked a point off.

The only cafe at Sherwood Pines provides a variety of hot and cold food and drinks. It is clean enough with a decent amount of seating both indoors and outside. It's quite expensive though so be warned. My advice would be to bring a picnic and only use this cafe as a last resort if you forget anything.

We have been visiting this cafe since we took up mountain biking in August 2017. In that time there has been 3 price rises. At first it cost around £7.30 for 1 green tea, 1 decaf tea and 2 tray bakes. Then the cost rose around to £8.40. On our last visit the same items cost £9.30 - the tray bakes costing £3.25 each. We were not the only people astounded at this price increase. As we eat & drink outside we will be taking our own food in future. Another cafe we visit (with proper barista prepared coffee) only charge £1.65 for tray bakes which are of equal quality and size. Total rip-off.

The food served is fine, but no choice when asked about gluten free options. I'd also expect to see a nature driven organisation to provide drinks in recyclable or reusable cups, but just given the standard single use landfill type, with lid. The kids were the same, with their plastic bottle drinks and no means to dispose in a recycling bin, so took these home. Organisations like the Forestry Commission need to lead by example, particularly charging heavily on parking, which inevitably is helping fund the cost of disposal of so much potential landfill only waste.

Visited twice now. Great selection of home cooked meals and snacks. Very nice creamy lattes. Fast service. Prices are average but I'm not complaining and happy to pay. Will visit again

Stopped for a coffee, bite to eat and ice cream for the kids. Was ok, just your average cafe. Was a little disappointed with the food after reading some excellent reviews, might have caught them on a bad day.

Waited over half an hour for tea and a piece of cake, waitress had found it more important to make a phone call. Second day ordered breakfast an hour before an activity took forty five minutes and was burnt, cold and poor quality. Last chance was to order food to cabin in the evening. The menu says you can order up to 7.45 pm. Called at 7.30 pm to betook the chef had said no more orders. Did complain but the staff we uninterested and didn't even apologise.

A good, clean cafe which is well worth a visit if you are having a day at Sherwood Pines. The cafe is clean and the menu is better than most in similar locations, especially the jumbo sausage roll which was well worth the £2 price. You can also enjoy a cooked breakfast, a bacon or sausage cob, several other regular items or the daily specials.

Perfect location inside the park, ideal to relax after a walk, bike ride or visit to Go Ape.

Weekend at Centre Parcs (10' drive away) had finished and we wanted to escape the madding crowds. With the grandkids so rang up and were able to reserve a table. Very helpful girl. Park a few meters away (paid). Simple, clean, welcoming. I had a huge baked tatty with tuna, Nic and Ju had gluten free sandwiches and Barnaby had a half sized cheesy baked potato. All washed down with tea. Choice of gluten-free was very good. Food was great value, tasty, well presented and the staff couldn't have been more helpful. Definitely worth revisiting and a nice change from the iffy quality and high prices round the corner at CP. Played with Barnaby on the Gruffalo trail afterwards. A winner!

With my bro we broke out on our hired MTB’s.

After a visit to Go Ape, we always pop in here to recharge. The menu is pretty extensive considering its a café in the middle of a forest. It is a little on the pricey side for café fare but here you definitely get what you pay for and the food is great (especially the pies).

Nice cafe for afternoon snack, although because we went in July it was very busy with school trips and there wasn’t really enough room to sit, but overall service really good

I like this place. It’s in an absolute tourist hotspot with no competition so it defies logic that it would have to be any good at all, but do you know what, it’s OK. Nice staff. Really nice lovely friendly chatty staff, actually. Nice food, which I think is even properly cooked on the premises by people who care and wear clean chef whites and the whole lot. The soup of the day is often really tasty and authentic, simple things like baked potatoes are nicely presented with attention to detail, plentiful toppings and a bit of love and care. And there are usually one or two homemade dishes of the day like a chilli or similar. Nothing too fancy like, but nicely done, and worth the money. Nice cakes too. If you’re middle aged and you’ve spent the morning biking round the woods like a teenager, then you manage to catch a bit of spring sunshine on your face whilst you sit on the terrace having a brew and eating a whole white chocolate millionaires shortbread for your lunch with wreckless abandon whilst the birds sing overhead - well, then you’re probably living.

Alan and Carl did a great job in providing a varied Christmas menu offering. Good sized portions, well cooked vegetables, crispy brown roasties and tender turkey for the traditional roast; and tasty cheese and cranberry pie for the vegetarians amongst us. Tasty starters and desserts...

Nice cafe to stop at once you have explored the woods (dog walkers) we stay at forest holidays next door...

Good food at a reasonable price. Clean and homely. Plenty of tables on a deck for dogs when weather is...

It was busy when we went on Bank Holiday Monday, but the staff were serving customers quickly without being hurried or rude. The food looked tasty and was selling fast, the staff were polite and helpful and they sold ice cream.

A lovely little cafe with a great selection of drinks, snacks and cakes, baked potato's are fab

Preciosa e inesperada cafetería/restaurante. Tanta variedad de recién hecho y ya cosas preparada comida.

Siguiente para ir lugar ape y el concierto, también es un lugar ideal para refrescarse después de un sendero de montaña. Bebidas calientes y frías y aperitivos, los precios son razonables.

Located right at the start of the trails, just by the car park and go ape. Cake good, coffee not overly special. some seats outside, but otherwise better to bring picnic unless it's poor weather and need to eat inside.

Alot of really good food, even catered for gluten free. Very busy though, coffee was really good and staff were friendly

We had walked round the forest and decided to grab an ice cream before heading back to the car. Lots of seating inside and out, we sat under the pine trees in the shade. Ice-cream average price of around £1.60 each. I think the location of the ice-cream detections needs to be put in a better place though add unless you are standing at the till, you will miss the sign as it is hidden behind the coffee machines. Lady on the till was friendly and polite when serving. Would return if in the area.

Really nice food and plenty to choose from, just a bit expensive for what it is. Quality is good though, so would recommend to anyone in the area.

Just as good as ever for coffee and cake. We love to cycle out from Center Parcs, Sherwood Pines is less populated and more interesting.

Lovely food here only downside is there wasn't any selection for children other than lunch boxes which had sold out by 1:30. The food we did have was outstanding and the price wasn't too bad considering the location.

Visited many times, food good quality, good price, staff friendly and helpful, food portions large compared to other restaurants in these sort of locations

We visited the cafe whilst 'Gruffalo hunting' recently. There were 3 adults and 4 children. Our first contact with the cafe was buying our activity packs, (cash only for the packs was very inconvenient as no cash machines that we could find on site) the staff were very helpful, with one lady stopping what she was doing to explain the 2 different packs and then getting them for us, so the other staff could focus on food orders. When we returned for food we were surprised they didn't do the usual 'chicken nuggets and chips' for the kids. But this isn't a bad thing. What they did do ( breakfast options , paninis and jacket potatoes mainly) they did very well. We couldn't see much of a sandwich selection other than a few packets in the fridge but we asked behind the counter and they said they could do cheese sandwiches for the children. The sausage rolls were lovely! We expected it to be a lot more money as they are the only food option if you don't have a picnic. To feed the 7 of us came to around £36 (this included 2 huge breakfast paninis and a large jacket potato) The staff were clued up on allergens and extremely proactive. Whilst cueing to order food staff who weren't busy were asking if anyone wanted activity packs or hot drinks etc I ordered my daughter a hot chocolate and mentioned to my friend I might put it in her bottle to save spills etc and the lady behind the counter clarified it was for a child then offered to add cold milk to the mix out of the machine so that it was a 'child friendly' temperature straight away.Over all I would highly recommend.

Our first visit today. Had early lunch before 3 mile walk. Staff friendly, helpful and cheerful. We had jacket potato with Chilli - lovely to have a chilli with a bit of kick !! Menu varied. Will certainly return x

CleanStaff were ok all be it very young We sat outside everyone was happy apart from the coffee probably the worst we have had and it's on the expensive side wouldn't be in a rush to go again my advice would be take a pack up with you

Local to the place we come here most weekends with our dog for breakfast. Great food, ran by lovely people. The only reason I haven't given it a 5/5 is outside (where dog owners sit) it could just do with some fold down sides and or some kind of patio heat. Spent many Sunday mornings freezing in the cold wind whilst trying to eat breakfast. Just a suggestion but other then that it's great!

Lovely cafe with friendly staff very happy to help. We picked up a map and Gruffalo pack from the cafe and we were off on our way.

We were staying nearby at Sherwood lodges so went here for breakfast as it was more reasonably priced. We really enjoyed our breakfast here. The choice was vast and the portions big. We would return!

The staff in the cafe, especially Alan were very helpful and friendly. The fruit strudel was delicious. We would visit again.

It may have been the pleasure of a coiffed and breakfast after completing a park run, but this was a great treat. Quality food, breakfast muffins with coffee, you could tell it was really good meat. Also friendly staff, even with the chaos of runners everywhere.

Had a lovely breakfast very reasonable cheaper than the cafe on site at the lodge sat on the balcony with the dog lovely walks

We have been coming to center parcs in sherwood for over 16 years and we visit sherwood pines every day on our cycles, fantastic place, great food and wonderful staff, Lauren in particular is fantastic with our grandchildren, so helpful. Would recommend sherwood pines to anyone. See you next year

Visited Sunday morning, and to be honest it was very very busy which wasn't a problem. When busy I would expect to wait and understand that. The card machine disconnected on the first 3attempts, so cash would be the best method. Ordered a ham and cheese panini... came out very quick, on a quick glance the cheese hadn't even melted! Sent back for it to be returned very soggy and sloppy. The ham on it looked very dark and a funny taste and I am pretty sure it was off. Also someone with me ordered a cappuccino and basically got a milky rubbish weak coffee.... I personally would have sent it back but they didn't want to make a fuss!

Just popped in for water and a meat slice for the other one.Clean surroundings, friendly staff, expressive food and drink selection.Massive thumbs up to the staff, very polite and friendly.Will be back

Bit pricey but very nice cafe.good food.general produce,if you run short is expensive.but it is convenient a day they provide a delivery takeaway food service for the cabins, very reasonable.

I enjoyed a warming coffee and scrumptious cake after my first but definitely not my last trip to Sherwood Pines Cafe. The coffee was far better than that of any high street chain and the cake was simply to die for. Highly recommended to anyone in the local area !!!

I'm sorry to say after many years of visiting Sherwood Pines and the café, I was most unimpressed today.As usual the café was very busy. We ordered 4 x sausage cobs and although they came fast and were hot they consisted of two whole sausages chucked on a bread bap. No butter. The sausages were not even cut! I had to cut all of them with a butter knife (which was messy and difficult) so that they were not too hot or tricky for my kids to eat!What with the parking charge going up so much, it will be a long time before we go back.

Enjoyed coffee and hot food. The cakes looked delicious .Not bad prices too.Staff were efficient and friendly and we were served fairly quickly considering it was busy.

I've been a good few times now after cycling. Last time out I took the kids in after I finally got them round the cycle track. The cafe is reasonably priced and does have a reasonable range. Staff are friendly and the cream teas are amazing

When you decide last minute to visit the real outdoors you want a place that also offers a warm place to eat too.What a great cafe/restaurant. We all received a warm welcome by a lady called Maxine when we entered. Then we was served by the manageress Lauren and her team. The menu is suited for anyone and also having a great selection of items on offer. I must say the food was outstanding, had to give our compliments to the chef/s. The coffee was brill too. I highly recommend you visit this place when you are in the area. A little tip; go early as the place gets so busy but is managed very professionally.

Only popped in for a quick bite after GoApe activities and let me tell you ordered the chilli and it was delicious.Food tasted great quality and could tell the chefs knows what he is doing was very nicely presented too.Then had some home made desserts that where brilliant too

Perfectly cooked with plenty of cheese, beans/coleslaw. Well presented and got served quicker by pleasant friendly staff despite there being loads of people there. Just the job on a cold day