Southdown Kitchen in Mole Valley

Wonderful Sunday lunch. Roast beef to perfection. Huge Yorkshire pudding, good selection of veg and super tasty proper gravy. So glad to see Southdown open again.

Stopped for coffee and cake on a lunch time. Everything was really nice and looking around the other diners I will definitely be back as the sunday lunches looked really good.What lets this place down is the ambience (or lack of it)! Magnolia walls and no real decoration other than a few local artists paintings. Just feels a bit soleless.

Visited here for the first time last week with our group of 6 walkers. Between us we had the Burrito, BLT, Bacon sandwich and the Waffles. The Burrito was probably the best breakfast item I’ve ever had - very tasty and well made. All the other items were thoroughly enjoyed and the Wafgle plate was huge and fed most of us. Will be visiting again to try lunch or Sunday dinner and definitely breakfast very soon.

Nice simple menu well done , portions that will fill most appetites Belgium waffles is a meal by itself and fab!

Delightful venue, clean comfortable good food excellent staff. Freshly cooked food. good coffee would recommend highly

Great staff, great place, great food and flat white coffee the best. So glad they have opened up after the closedown with same quality and welcome

My wife and I discovered this place while on a walk around Brockham. We had a marvellous Sunday breakfast and discovered they also do Saturday evening pizza so we thought we would give it a go. The pizzas are absolutely divine! Best pizza in Mole Valley!!!! Rob and his team have done a fabulous job creating a lovely casual dining experience with superb food!! Well dine!!!

Had a brilliant breakfast here this morning. It was busy and the staff were obviously working very hard, but doing a great job. So nice to be welcomed by smiles! Food was brilliant, best breakfast we've had in ages. Coffee was great also. I'd highly recommend this place. Such a nice relaxing atmosphere and lovely service.

Fantastically tasty food, excellent in speed of service, amazing coffee too... We found the place by coincidence, and we are so happy we did! Its just off the the A24, so easy to find, own car park, but it does get busy, we'll definitely visit again!

Went in with family, for a hot drink and a snack, after a stressful morning. The place was modern, open and lots of room to sit down. Clean and tidy. The owners were very friendly and also the staff. The food was delish and filled the gap in my tummy!

Have visited several times and have never been disappointed. Went for our first breakfast this week,quality produce well cooked and nicely presented. Staff are always pleasant and very helpful,,nothing is too much trouble . Well worth a visit.

We visited the Southdown Kitchen recently for Sunday lunch. I have to say that it was a very enjoyable experience. We were early so although it wasn't busy, I thought there was a great atmosphere. Real mix of people, families and dogs. I had the nut roast which was the best I have ever tasted, the veg was perfect & potatoes and Yorkshire pudding delicious. My husband had the pork belly and enjoyed it whilst my mother opted for the burger; both excellent choices. We couldn't manage any pudding so took a piece of chocolate & walnut and banana & butterscotch cake home for later which was very fresh and tasty. Staff were very attentive too. Very reasonably priced. Can't wait to return.

Arrived at noon and advised they were just printing the new lunch menu. When this arrived ordered roast beef sandwiches which was on there. Then the waitress came back and told us could not do this. Ordered the steak on sour dough and onion relish with poached egg. The sour dough with the onion relish spread was left under the pass lights while they cooked the steak. This then had a poached egg on top and a mountain of rocket. The steak was excellent but the onion relish had completely saturated the sour dough which just turned it into a gooey onion mess. The poached egg was over cooked and very little runny yoke. Suggest they toast the sour dough well and put the steak on when ready to serve. Onion relish would be better on the side. Once waitress took order she didn’t come back until we got our meal. In this time I had drunk my coffee and would have liked another. By the time she returned it was too late. Will not be going back.

It is a down to earth place, comfortable, very friendly staff...i have now eaten 3 times here and enjoyed the breakfast burrito, bacon BLT, and had a veggie burger which was clearly homemade - good taste but a tiny bit dry - but the homemade coleslaw sorted that out - I look forward to going back.

Their Christmas suppers are delicious! Probably booked up now,so you'll have to wait a whole 12 months to experience it. In the meantime,their breakfasts and lunches are brilliant. NOT PUB FOOD!!! Thank god! No it's not poncey decor,but the food more than makes up for it and the staff are happy to be there..... not wishing they were somewhere else!

We were regulars at the Southdown Kitchen...during the week, the food is lovely and good quality, the staff really friendly and can't do too much to help, its a great place for lunch or breakfast. Good coffee, great food and great cakes, we can't fault it. However, recently we have been in on Saturdays and found the atmosphere a bit different, and a little chaotic, with long waits . Probably best when its quieter during the week.

How long does it take to cook 2 x Italian Sandwiches, 1 x Omelette (chips extra) and a Burger when the restaurant was a quarter full? The best part of one hour was certainly not acceptable and I was very tempted to walk out but had gone there to take my sister and brother-in-law out for a quick bite to eat before they travelled back to Lincolnshire.The two cups of coffee were slopped into the saucer and dumped on the table. Just one knife available on the table.I think the young staff need to get a grip as to customer service.Again, I won't be venturing back there any time soon.

Roast beef is a better cut than other places, so delicious and really tender, but portion rather big. Veg disappointing - small pale carrots with muddy looking tops and trailing roots, crinkly cabbage with some hard stalks. Yorkshire pudding ridiculously big and liable to be slightly burnt, I refuse them so as not to waste a lot.. Two roast potatoes was enough, they were very crunchy but one was under the meat which could have made it soggy, good gravy said to be marrowbone.Crumble was very crumbly and custard was rather sweet, but good amount of pears and some quince. Don't have pudding unless you missed breakfast.Decaf coffee not as good as eg National Trust. Not too noisy as not many other people.

We eat at Southdown regularly as live local. We had breakfast here with some friends this morning and noticed the small changes immediately. As some people have mentioned here the noise and feel, I thought it would be good to to write an updated review. First, the kitchen has been made bigger which brings it a little bit closer to the restaurant and making the whole place feel cosier. The team also have more space which is great for them and keeping up demand. They’ve also installed some sound absorbers on the ceiling. It’s incredible how much difference this has made to making it feel less clinical. So if you were put off by the atmosphere, give it another go. The food is consistently excellent.

We used to stop here for breakfast quite regular but they have changed there sausages from a normal pork sausage to a herb filled sausage and that is a shame as it has put me off ordering the breakfast now. Clean and tidy and nice staff.

Having passed the cafe many times I thought it was tiny but actually its surprisingly spacious. Personally I don’t like the rather clinical feel and prefer cosy.Also the acoustics are terrible ,there weren’t many people in but still found it hard to hear .

A treat to have a nice cafe in Brockham, so well done to the owners. The service needs to be improved as it is very slow and to ask for things two or three times is unnecessary and frustrating. Salt & pepper on the table, sauces, how about offering a jug of water....it's not rocket science. Also, the noise and sound is dreadful. On a busy Sunday morning, it's unbearable with other people's kids running around in football boots etc. Nothing wrong with atmosphere but there no furnishings, so no noise is absorbed. Please get some blinds and plants, some sort of dividers between tables to absorb the noise, then many more people will return.

The only problem with Southdown Kitchen is that when you go anywhere else,you end up wondering if the other places are as good.Usually,no! Oh and the carpark is too small.That's success for you,and they've only been open a year.

Southdown Kitchen is one of my go-to local eateries for breakfast or lunch - I've yet to try the evening offers but plan to.

Good quality and well-balanced ingredients made for a delicious breakfast in a spacious and comfortable environment. Great service and great coffee. Will definitely return.

We have eaten here - and had coffee here - on several occasions. The food is surprisingly good for a rather, on an initial impression, unpreprosessing place. Service was good too - efficient and friendly. My one complaint (a rectifiable one) is that the level of noise is too high. Like most restaurants nowadays, hard furnishing everywhere just allows noise to reverberate.

Delicious food, lovely people. It was Father's Day and they were extremely busy however did their best to accommodate us as a large table and the food definitely didn't disappoint. We love having Southdown in Brockham and are so pleased it's doing well.

We’ve been many times as this is so local for us. Despite this, we’ve only ever made it for breakfast but that just down to pure circumstance. Friends and neighbours tell us the Sunday lunch is amazing. We will make it at some point soon I hope. Meantime, we are extremely lucky to have South Down just a stroll away and delighted seeing it going from strength to strength. Perfect for dog walkers too as there is plenty of space and your furry friends are permitted inside and out. Although we’ve been going since they opened, this is my first review - prompted by seeing a few negative ones. I can only think those people were unlucky and do hope they will give South Down another chance at least for the High quality breakfast.

We have been twice now for breakfast here. The food is absolutely scrumptious and the full breakfast really delivers on filling you up for the day ! I think with the space, the seating could be a bit more comfortable, perhaps a range of table and chair styles / sizes and more softer seating though there's plenty of room for dogs and lots of people. The pizza oven looks cool too and would love to try one of their Sunday roasts soon. Love new independent businesses starting up and in such a good spot for walking. Service was excellent too with friendly and helpful staff.

Food was good but atmosphere non existent. The noise level though it was hardly busy was unbearable. We will not be going back.

We called in for a light lunch, the cafe was almost empty. We ordered a quesadilla with peppers, courgette, black beans, tomatoes, guacamole and mozarella, and a cake. The cake was delicious, but when the quesadilla arrived it was charred almost black in places and as hard as a crisp. I don't think it should have ever have left the kitchen in that state. There was no rush on so no reason why it was so overcooked. The filling, was fine, but the quesadilla almost inedible. I would have sent it back, but the person I was with couldn't wait for a replacement, so nothing was done. It was a disappointment that what would have been a nice meal was so poorly prepared.

When we arrived the the cafe was bustling and busy. A good sign you think. My wife found us a seat and I went up to the till to order. When I went to find my wife at the table it was full of dirty dishes, so I had to clear them and take them to the front.

First restaurant review ever! A bit of a Tripadvisor novice but here goes…………this is the place for quality and well cooked food. My son’s girlfriend and I had a girlie night out. We had the fillet steak on the Steak and Wine specialist event and both were cooked perfectly to order and were so tender. To follow I had the rhubarb and custard fool and she had the chocolate fondant dessert.....superb! Staff were friendly, professional and attentive, food was high quality and clearly freshly cooked and the atmosphere was vibrant. Well done to the chefs headed by Matthew and front of house staff headed by Ece, the proprietor. We had sight of the menu for the next specialty event in June which is seafood based, it looks amazing. I’m already rounding up friends and family to join me for that. I have already enjoyed several Sunday roasts and breakfasts here but this place is getting better and better!

I love a tasty cooked english breakfast and trust me when I say I am well qualified in this department. Friendly reception and seated with lots of room, I hate being crammed in, don’t we all. Lovely open plan dining, family and child friendly and relaxed environment and good parking. Large breakfasts for our group, so where do I start? This is fundamentally a posh nosh cooked breakfast worthy of some serious praise. Scrumptious sausages seasoned and no grease and bacon cooked beautifully with griddle markings yum !Then the eggs, wow, best I’ve probably ever had with beautiful golden orange yokes. The breakfast love in continues with piping hot baked beans separated from a crisp black pudding that disappoints almost every time in cooked breakfasts, well not here, it’s crusty and crisp and flavoursome. Then there’s the toast, fresh bread sliced up, toasted and generous round chunky cuts of butter, there’s toast and this toast and butter and it is lovely and how refreshing and old school with the butter presentation, no runny butter in small wrapped foils or plastic pots to contend with. Washed down with really decent coffee this is a real gem of a find and I can only imagine the lunches and rest of the menus on view will be equally as good and high standard. The old saying you get what you pay for applies here, a fantastic tasty cooked English breakfast.

I have been to Southdown Kitchen quite a few times now, and I dare say it has consistently surpassed my expectations. I have had the burgers, the Sunday roast and the chicken salad. What all these meals had in common was excellent fresh ingredients, generous servings, wonderful presentation and really friendly staff. Having been to several other places in the area, I dare say this is definitely the best. Also, my boyfriend has issues with gluten and we have never seemed to have problems asking for changes in the recipes and/or finding tasty stuff for him.

Really great menu and top quality food!! Highly highly recommend. Great space for people with wheelchairs and buggies/ prams too. Lovely friendly staff!!

We’d driven past this place a few times en route to Dorking and are very glad we finally called in. We were planning on just having coffee (excellent, best I’ve had for a while) but ended up having breakfast as well. This was also excellent, and the lunch and Sunday menus (which Rob kindly brought across to us) look well worth following up on too. Service was polite and friendly. We’ll be back.

Consistently great breakfast - good, fresh quality ingredients and wonderfully presented. Nice spot when working from 'home' too and friendly, accommodating staff. Amazing progress for having newly opened!

We visit with a cycle club. It's very nice, good quality food, served quickly, fair prices. A small outside area including a small playground, and plenty of seats inside. Loos are very clean! Can't fault it.

There is no other way of describing the quality and friendliness of this wonderful cafe.

Called in for a coffee today but couldn't resist the superb Sunday roasts! I had this perfectly cooked Belly of pork. Really excellent crackling, well done chief!! Very clean and comfortable café. Friendly and helpful staff.

The coffee here is really good... better than any I have had in Dorking cafes. It's hot and a good strength. I recommend it.

Walk in for a breakfast with my wife while my son went to play rugby walked in to an almost empty cafe with a small black haired woman frantically chasing a dog into the service area we sat down at a table there were no menus on the tables except for two behind me so I picked them up and was instantly told in a loud aggressive manor from across the room that they were for the “reserved table” and that if we wanted menus to come to the counter one of the other customers commented on her rudeness over a menu when I went to collect them from the counter I was met with a dead fish eye stare and blank face we decided that she had created such an uncomfortable atmosphere that we would leave

Popped in with my friends for a Sunday roast and was pleasantly surprised by the welcoming atmosphere. We were offered a table and were seated with menus by very friendly staff, after choosing the roast pork. It was absolutely lovely and well worth what I paid for it, I managed to just about save room for dessert which was Chocolate Heaven. This desert was a new addition to the menu, which consisted of a smooth chocolate ganache with a drizzle of delicious white chocolate sauce and pieces of raspberry. Very satisfied with the service, atmosphere and beautiful food. Would strongly disagree with the earlier review of today as I experienced only the best service and food that could have ever have wished for, I would recommend to anyone who is in the area and will be returning soon.

Group of 5 with an elderly lady sat down for brunch and got settled. Only had one menu so went up to get some more. The manager then informed us the kitchen was closed and no apology. Very blunt and rude. I advised that she should probably let people know before they sit down and get comfortable. Apparently they are ‘’unable to manage who comes through the door’’. The place feels a bit stark and lacking in atmosphere. Not somewhere that you want to spend too long in.

Such a Surrey gem. Very clean, lovely staff, varied menu had a very enjoyable time. Apparently some times very crowded with cyclists. Dogs are welcome which is excellent for walkers in the area.

Re-Visited as a family of four after a great initial visit. This time wasn’t so successful. Asked if could replace black pudding with something else on brekky- “no” was the answer. Eggs were all over cooked and hard. Not ideal for eggs Benedict. Toast dry as no butter. Coffee luke warm. Ham so chilled it clashed with the warm hollandaise sauce and made the meal unpleasant. Tasty sauce though. Owner/Manager didn’t seem interested in customer satisfaction at all. Added to a real lack of warmth in the venue, we won’t go back which is a shame as we like to support local business. This experience contrasts vividly with excellent service and food at Priory Farm, Nutfield and Jeremy’s place on Godstone Green. Will go there in future.

Great coffee shop been In a few times to have a coffee & cake! Lovely homemade cakes!! 👍 will be back for Sunday lunch soon

A smart, modern restaurant with exceptional food. We were there for a private party and they served 32 covers in 10 minutes of each other with hot, delicious food. Stunning main course and a beautiful dessert. Fun, friendly team as well. Thank you all.

So pleased to have this place reopened again after Christmas .....the Avo Smash is simply amazing, I could eat it for breakfast or lunch ! The coffee is great too!

I have given this 4 * only because I found the menu very limiting. Food is well cooked and presented

If you want great coffee and food at a very reasonable price then this is your ideal place around Reigate and Dorking. Staff are attentive and knowledgeable. They had some teething problems when they first opened...but they are firing on all cylinders now!

Excellent lunch on Sunday. Generous helping of quality, well cooked beef - as in succulent and not over cooked. Huge Yorkshire pudding, roasties and veg. Tasty gravy and horseradish. Too full for dessert. Very good value, and pleasant service.

Popped in for a quick coffee and slice of cake with my family. Given a tiny sliver of cake...rip off for the amount charged. Last time I had visited I had been given a larger slice. Interior of the cafe is sparse, bare and cold...I didn't even take my coat off because of the cold. I complained to two members of staff and also the manager and was just told that the last time I visited the serving I'd been given was too generous. I left feeling ripped off and like the manager didn't care about customer satisfaction. Avoid.

We came for coffee and cake and it was all very tasty and nice. This is a new restaurant in Brockham and will undoubtedly improve with time. The menu for Sunday lunch looked delicious and well though out, although we did not partake, unfortunately. I wish the owners well.

This was my first visit with a colleague, a spacious restaurant which had excellent service, no fuss and great quality food, breakfast pancakes were perfect. Will define return.

This has been my second visit to the restaurant, I previously went for a coffee. This time I decided to not only to have a coffee but also have the all day breakfast. I placed the order as I went in at the counter then found a seat. The coffee I had ordered was brought to me very quickly (beautiful fresh ground coffee) with milk in a separate jug. My breakfast was cooked to order and consisted of 2 sausages, 2 bacon, 2 eggs sliced grilled tomato, mushrooms, beans and black pudding along with toast on a side plate. I was asked if I would like any sauces to accompany the breakfast and I asked for English mustard that was brought to me in a little pot with a spoon. All the food was piping hot and beautifully presented. I throughly enjoyed the meal and surroundings. The all day breakfast is certainly great value for money and will set you up for the day or in my case the rest of the day. Thank you to Rob and his team for such a wonderful dining experience. Looking forward to seeing you again very soon

had a delicious lunch here recently and the coffee was excellent. staff?owner very friendly despite actually having her own lunch at the time! my only comment to improve it would be if they could somehow make the kerb appeal better?

Great coffee.... a few minutes to kill before a meeting locally . This type of venue needs better support and certainly knocks spots off the big boys.

It's always very disappointing to be ignored by staff on arrival. Even when giving them a big hint by standing at the counter and holding the menu, 4 members of staff thought it more important to walk off and begin a chat amongst themselves rather than serve the customer.

We have been to Southdown for breakfast and we already know how good the food is. This time we went for Sunday lunch and it was heavenly! Our starters of butternut squash and cream of tomato soup were delicious, but only a prelude to the main event. The roast beef was amazing; beautifully cooked and served in generous slices with plenty of roast potatoes and seasonal vegetables to accompany this delightful meal. After that we could only manage to share a dessert between us - a wonderfully rich chocolate mouse, followed by coffee.

This was our third visit, The food is excellent as always , delicious Sunday Roast, Staff are so welcoming. The environment is a bit cold,could do with making a bit cosier then it would deserve full 5 stars. Will definitely visit again.

I'm a truck driver and I take my chances when I stop for an English breakfast. Mostly they are terrible. This one was first class. Huge chunks of crusty farmhouse toast, not the usual slice of soggy foam, a round of butter to match; bigger than six or eight of those irritating individual packs. Quality sausage, brilliant orange yoke suggesting a local free range egg, fine bacon, nice mushys and plenty of beans. Lovely coffee. Can't fault it. I read another review saying a bit more comfort needed, yes, the seats are hard, but the staff were soft and charming. Also, free newspaper to read, and a decent one at that. Room to park a truck nearby if you're careful about the bus stop.

What a find! Was debating whether to have breakfast at Gatwick or find somewhere on the way and what a pleasant surprise. The eggs royale was really good (could have been a bit warmer though). Sourdough toast superb. The coffee was excellent. And the service is friendly. I will stop off here often!

My mum & I came here today for the first time. Mum had the mushroom & brie omelette & I had the ploughmans, both were delicious & good sized portions but on the expensive side (£11 for ploughmans & £7 for omelette). Staff were very friendly & service good. Interior is very sparse, but we didn't dislike this as it was lovely & light, however the bare walls could mean that when busy it could get noisy in there, a bit more character would soak up the echo. Looking forward to coming back to try out the roast dinners :)

I have visited the establishment twice now.

This is one of those 'out of the area' kind of locations you could but shouldn't miss as this rural village has a treat with this well established cafe making it's debut . Give it a few more months it will definitely be a place to queue for as the food served is brasserie standard and competitively priced

We went into Southdown for coffee - two friends wanting to catch up.

We visited for lunch and were impressed by the variety of choice on the menu and the lovely ambience. The chicken salad was delicious and the cakes made a lovely dessert. Definitely worth a visit!

Food and coffee were excellent. Staff were attentive and helpful. Food was most enjoyable and it was an experience I look forward to repeating.

We had breakfast including the avacado smash . Really fresh food and superb service . Thank you we will be back !

Great food, friendly owners, good value for money.

Just driven passed & noticed this was now a venue for breakfast & lunch.

An alluring menu! We had the full monty and avo-smash on toast with poached egg, plus green tea and soya latte. Absolutely delicious. Well-cooked with some creative touches, beautifully presented and at a good price!

Went this morning to try out the breakfast very tasty 😋 coffee was good as well would definitely go again

Went for an impromptu lunch with family and friends.

Heard about this place through Get Surrey and as we were visiting Dorking thought we'd give it a try. Hubby had the full English as per but I went for smashed avo and poached egg. Lovely. Really nice coffee. The loos are spotless and the staff very helpful and friendly . Defo recommend

Driving along the A25, we came across this little gem of a cafe with its generously sized car park, clean and tidy garden and a wonderful selection of freshly prepared food for our lunch. We ordered two Full English Breakfasts comprising of sausages, bacon, scrambled eggs. mushrooms, black pudding and beans plus toast. Excellent quality and very tasty! I ordered a coffee and a slice of the freshly homemade coffee and walnut cake which was divine. If you are fed up with cafe chains and yearn to be served good quality, freshly made food, with a friendly atmosphere and lovely accommodating staff, come to Southdown Cafe!

The food is fantastic with the scrambled eggs being superb . The staff are so helpful . Quick service . Could do with a few plants or dividers inside but I’m sure this will happen as only just opened .

Passing by, stopped off for light lunch. Good sized parking area. Very clean, modern interior, with some seating outside. Friendly, helpful staff. Delicious food, good sized portions, highly recommended👍

It was a wonderful surprise to stumble open this cafe. The relaxed atmosphere, great service and friendly, attentive staff was enough to return; yet by popular opinion the superb coffee and cake was enough in itself. we plan on visiting again very soon.

Noticed this new cafe while out and about last weekend, so thought we would stop by for lunch today. So very glad we did. Lovely large venue, with tasteful decor and spotlessly clean. There is a nice garden area if you wish to eat outside. I had a glass of white wine, which was delicious. Excellent coffee too. My Husband and I both had the Ploughman's which arrived promptly and well presented. We were offered more bread if required, which was appreciated. Delicious selection of local cheeses, chunky slices of ham, and my favourite, the homemade sausage roll - when I admitted to stealing my Husband's slice, he was given a replacement!!! Even though we were quite full, we couldn't resist sharing a large piece of very reasonably priced chocolate and guiness cake - wow! On visiting the ladies, I was not at all surprised to find everything immaculate, and again nicely decorated. We will definitely return, and hope this new cafe has the success it so clearly deserves.

Went here for lunch with friends, had a lovely chicken and bacon cearear salad. It was huge and might put some people off, I love salad esp on the hot days we have been having lately. They do breakfast and lunches, cakes and hot drinks. I recommend that you go and try it out.

Food orders not correct, bits of food missing, extremely slow service. Some food turned up way before others, meaning lots of our table were finished before some even got their food. Drinks took a particularly long time! And sadly it wasn’t even busy, probably only 12-15 people, so no excuse there!

Group of 6 came here for the afternoon. Amazing wine selection, fab menu, best ploughmans ever. All local food, homemade cake and amazing cheese selection. Owners and chef were brilliant, definatly recommend this place. Thanks for great welcome

Popped in on the way to Reigate the other weekend with a friend for brunch. Amazing coffee (which is rare around these parts!), and delicious food. They have a great selection on the menu of savories and cakes to suit all tastes!

Visited last Sunday with about 6 friends. We sat outside in the garden and all had food and coffee.

Popped in here for a coffee. The staff were friendly, and the cafe was immaculate. The coffee was the best I have had for a long time. It was HOT and a good strength and a generous amount. Very rare to find these days!!

We’ve just spent a pleasant hour or so having a family breakfast at the latest local restaurant to hit the Surrey Hills, Southdowns Coffee and Wine. This is a causal dining restaurant and coffee shop offering locally sourced produce at reasonable prices. The breakfast menu is diverse offering a wide range of options from the traditional english breakfast, bacon and sausage sandwiches, American pancakes to healthy and innovative options such as speared eggs which is poached eggs, sautéed mushrooms and asparagus on sour dough bread. The coffee is tasty, smooth well rounded and the tea options covers all tastes, my wife had a posh peppermint. The service was quick and efficient and the staff were very friendly and attentive without being too intrusive. Breakfast for 5 with homemade cake to take away was 35gbp. Bravo well done!!