The Sunflower Cafe in Gwynedd

Delicious food and friendly service. The take away breakfast sandwiches were so delicious we went back a second time!

We were returning customers and came here for lunch on a busy day. The food was ok but I'm sad to say that the staff we not that friendly and it was ££ in comparison to the other cafes. Maybe its slightly different service to out of season?

Decent spot. Good honest food, but nothing too exciting. We had english breakfasts, pie & chips and some drinks. Ok value, nice clean place. Cakes looked good, friendly staff. Give it a try.

It was a tiny long wait until our breakfast came but it was worth the wait. The food was fresh and really tasty. The service was great. It is a small and cheerful cafe. 😀

Friendly cafe with great breakfast. A bit small but get yourself in and experience the freshly cooked food.

We went there and saw the delivery person,rushing in with CO OP bags etc .................no putting food away ? where is this bread etc coming from we ATE but really not impressed

Ate here recently with family. It’s a bit small, only 5 tables. Nice selection of pastries, cakes and a few sandwiches. Service was ok. Pleasant but slow and they messed up a few orders but then righted them. I think one of the girls might have been new. Food was ok. Freshly made or cooked. Limited drink selection, some coffee and teas. Overall not a bad place to grab a bite to eat.

We had all day breakfasts and they were pretty good to be fair. The two ladies who worked there were very friendly and helpful. Service was fairly quick. The man who works there (possibly the owner) however seems quite a grump. One of the ladies told us to put 2 of the tables together due to not having enough room. Once we'd finished eating and I mean pretty much the second I put down my cutlery, the guy comes out and tells his mate that he'll put the table back. Didn't even acknowledge us or ask if it was okay. Not acceptable to be honest and put a bit of a downer on the otherwise pleasant experience. Won't be going back anyway.

We got to cafe on Sunday about 25 mins before closing time, yet they were still very accommodating and served tea and cake with pleasure. Lovely view from window over bay

Walked along the front and this cafe was empty. As there was 10 of us it meant we could all sit down. Plenty of choice and breakfast was well cooked and tasty.

We often eat here on our hols and as always did not disappoint! We both had the full breakfast which I believe is freshly cooked and not been sitting on a hot plate all day like many places. The prices are good value for the location and you get a decent amount as well! The Cafe is not very big, and can get very busy as very popular. The food is well worth the wait however, as mentioned I think it is all freshly made. Definitely worth a visit and we will definitely be back!

Our second visit. Last time was just cake and coffee and took ages, but as the cafe was very busy it was understandable. This time it was for breakfast, which took well over half an hour to appear. We were the only customers. Not sure how it's even physically possible to take that long cooking two breakfasts. The food was fine but would have stayed hot longer if served on warm plates.

A bit crowded but excellent coffee and good service the hot choc looked good too! Friendly staff didn’t have any food but looked ok Thanks

I ordered a full English breakfast. I was really looking forward to my munch. after waiting 50 minutes for my food and being told by the boy with blond hair to 'be patient ' by the staff my Longley anticipated brekkie was here. as I was about to tuck in I noticed a pube in my egg yolk. even though I ate it and it was a bit salty the blond boy did not believe me. I STILL PAYED FULL WHACK

I'm a frequent mid-morning visitor to the Sunflower when taking the family to the beach. The breakfasts on offer are simply great. It's only a very small place, so can quickly become crowded, but it's worth waiting for a table.

Sat outside in the sun as we had our breakfast sandwiches. The coffee and food was served quickly and were delicious. Plenty of bacon on fresh bread. Excellent start to our day at the seaside

Visited Aberdovey and decided to have a chippy tea only to find the chip shop closed. Thankfully we stumbled across the sunflower cafe and although they were tidying away for the night happily took our order of 6 to eat outside. I'm not sure whether it was the sea air or being hangry but these were the best chips ever tasted. The service was very friendly and they didn't hurry us along. Will be returning on our next visit.

The attitude seemed to be - We're just here to take your money

A favourite haunt after walking the dog on the seemingly endless sandy beach; outdoor seating, dog friendly, great coffee! Crab cakes for me, full English for the Mr and an extra sausage ordered for Coco!

I have to say this was the best bacon sandwich we have ever had, a welcome treat on a hot day on our motorbike trip to Aberdovey. The staff were lovely and very welcoming. I asked if we could have our bacon crispy and it was done to perfection! Will definitely be back.

Non pretentious little cafe serving good food nicely presented at reasonable prices.No frills but clean and tidy,all the sandwiches we had prepared with delicious fresh bread and contents. Super little place.

As we headed home from our weekend away we have a tradition of the good old fish and chips by the sea. Our little fella decided that today we should visit Aberdovey and have fish and chips, now being a Sunday we knew it may be a bit of a long shot but we're always up for detouring to Aberdovey on the way home so off we set. On reaching said destination we found that the doggy fish shop was shut but just a little bit down we found the Sunflower cafe which was open,had chairs and tables outside (much needed as we had our dog)and seemed busy . We ordered fish and chips all-round and boy were we in for treat the jumbo fish finger kids meal was exactly what it suggested as the finger stretched the whole plate and our adult fish and chips were massive as well. The meal was presented in next to time and was lovely and fresh the fish fell apart and the batter was crisped to perfection. The chips looked homemade and we're also perfect. The cafe is for sale and anyone looking for a seaside business should snap it up the staff are efficient and friendly. Will definitelybe returning.

The cafe is for sale as a business. Nice place, tight for space, sea views (ish), very convenient both for the main carpark & for people coming off the beach; short walk from town centre. Don't let it close or become crap or a chip shop.

This is a modest cafe offering a good range of light lunches, cakes and snacks. Service was friendly. It was more mid range than high end. Homemade bread and soup were good quality. Family liked their food too.

We didn't eat here, just had coffee. Reasonable price, polite staff. Very well located, opposite a large car park.

Got a good window seat and had a pleasant lunch. Service good, reasonable selection, competitive prices with decent portions.

Visit Aberdovey most years and ALWAYS eat here. After a 250 mile journey we treat ourselves to a Sunflower Cafe fry up! We have always found the food very good quality, good portions and good value. I am surprised about some peoples comments about the sausages, I've always found them very nice! ( And bacon to die for!) Yes it can get busy, but thats because its obviously very popular. You do sometimes have to wait but believe the food is cooked fresh rather than many places where the 'All Day Breakfast' has indeed sat there all day! I think the proprietor is just a little serious not rude, I have always found him nothing but friendly and accommodating and will definitely be back!

Popped in to get out of the rain and to warm. Had some very nice home made spicey parsnip soup which did the job. Very cosy. Fair prices with nice portions and friendly staff. I would imagine it would get busy.

La calidad del desayuno no era de buena calidad por el precio que nos cobraron, especialmente las salchichas! Esto podría haber sido redimido si el hombre que nos (posiblemente el gerente/propietario) tenía grietas con una agradable sonrisa. El resto del personal era muy agradable, así que fue una vergüenza. Y el lugar podría haber vivido a la altura de su nombre alegre con un poco de música de fondo.

Agradable café frente al mar poco vendiendo un desayuno decente £5 - 8 dependiendo de su estómago. Buena selección de pasteles. Café recién molido y selección de tés. El desayuno es estupendo para familias y ad hoc. Quizás no una comida romántica para dos, pero...

Being a regular visitor to Aberdovey I always make a b line to the sunflower cafe Pretty little cafe next...

Cafetería muy concurrido, mucho esperar por la comida, pero no era un problema - las salchichas deje el desayuno para mí.

We were camping locally and went to the Sunflower Cafe three times for breakfast. Every time there was excellent service and great breakfasts. There was a reassuring wait for the orders showing that everything was freshly cooked. The "mega breakfast" was enormous and wonderful, the "full"had everything you could want and the egg and bacon bap was superb - the bap was just lovely. As a very important added benefit, all the eggs were free range and they are dog friendly too. The cafe is for sale and I very much hope the new owners continue the high standards which have been set.

Had 2 good quality meals here during a 4 day stay. Had breakfast which was high quality using lovely bread. Had a toasted sandwich which was lovely. Small premises but worth a visit for a drink or snack.

Stopped for breakfast in sun. Smallest breakfast ever and although I was hungry the sausage was only fit for the dog. The toast was nice.

Was in Aberdyfi again two or three weekends ago and after a walk along the beach called into The Sunflower Café for refreshment. We always have found this a pleasant friendly place to stop and sit outside of on a nice day watching the world go – with a coffee or tea – or a cheese sandwich with a little salad, crisps and a 7up!But all the time I kept looking at the Vegetarian Chilli filled Jacket ‘tater on the menu so this time I chose this! I must have been extra peckish after walking along the Aberdyfi sands! Anyway, when it came I was very happy as it was a planet Jupiter proportioned potato totally smothered in a deluge of chilli. Sitting on an outside table and gorging myself God only knows what the people of Aberdyfi thought seeing me tryna get my gnashers around my spud! But it really was lovely and took me ages to eat!Fantastic - if you’re ever in the area and in need of a nibble, large or small, make sure you visit the Sunflower!

Our first, and last, visit here. Waited an age for our order to be taken and then waited even longer for our food to arrive. Add to this the 'don't care' attitude of one of the staff and finish with average food and you get a score of 1/5, I'd give it 0/5 if I could.

Went with family for a quick lunch. It seemed the best place in Aberdyfi for kids. The menu is a little limited but the most child friendly. Prices are OK and the place is bright and clean. Only recommendation is put a bit of music on. It was a bit quiet when we were the only ones in there!

Aberdovey is an easy drive for me from the west midlands and I often call in there when the weather is nice. The Sunflower Cafe is ideal for a light lunch. Facing south it gets the full sun on its pavement tables. The staff are friendly the food good home cooking and the prices reasonable.

Popped in for tea and cake after strolling around this pleasant seafront town, and it was a decent stop for refreshments, especially in the late afternoon when it catches the setting sun. Good service levels and decent teas and coffees. Didn’t find anything not to like here.

We only had coffees and pieces of cake here, but it was all clean and tidy and nicely served. There is a good selection of traditional holiday food on offer.

Needed breakfast, we had nothing in so went out for it.First place we went to was charging £7.25 for a full English breakfast which I thought was a bit over the top, but the sunflower Cafe was a good choice. For a full English breakfast of two sausage, two bacon, egg, beans, tomatoes, mushrooms, and two slices of toaster was just under £6 which is a lot cheaper, and it was cooked to order and served hot so there was a little bit of a wait and there was virtually no grease on the plate which is always a positive.Staff are friendly and are always up for a chat and will always help if you have an issue. This is a great little Cafe for a breakfast with the sea view as an added bonus

Visited the cafe on a wet and windy morning. The Wi Fi is good, enjoyed my fried eggs on toast, and the coffee was so good had a second cup. Good luck, not easy running a business like that with such changeable weather. Will be there again to try out the full breakfast.

Have visited the Sunflower Café on a couple of occasions and found it to be really pleasant. The staff have always been very friendly and the café is a fab place to sit outside of on a nice day!Although this time was only a short stop I made a point of checking the menu thoroughly having decided we liked the place so much would use it for a snack sometime soon. I found there to be a selection of breakfasts that are served all day and variety of main meals and light meals available too (the vegetarian chilli is something I’m going to have to go back for). There are also jackets and sandwiches and there’s some meals for children if you have little ones. So a nice range to choose from …… This time however, just grabbed a pot of tea, a Rijo Americano and some things from the cake carousel. Then found chairs and a table in the street outside and watched the world go by. The Sunflower Café is such a nice place to do that!

Getting hungry and looking for somewhere for breakfast and came upon this little treasure with a parking spot opposite, couldn't say no and the brekkers was great value and very tasty with 2 portions of treacle tart to take away, yummy!

A little bit prices but it's a seafront.. What else can you expect? I'm sure the rents sky high. Anyway, we all had sandwiches and baps, throughly enjoyed them all after an hour and half drive! Thank you!

used almost daily on holiday, good service, even when busy .prompt with food ,and well presented, good value

Once we had arrived in aberdovey, the sunflower cafe was the first place I went too to ask for directions. The two men I spoke to were very friendly and helpful. On our last day we went in and ordered breakfast before we go our train, we ordered a full English. The food arrived quickly and was hot and tasted great, the price seemed very good too. Overall the food and staff were lovely and I would definitely return there :)

We visited The Sunflower Cafe Saturday July 16th for breakfast, during a weekend break to Aberdovey. There were eight of us, so the owner, plus staff were more than happy to re arrange the tables so we could all sit together. We all had a cooked breakfast. It was really lovely and there was plenty of it. The staff were friendly and helpful and the owner took the time to chat to us about what there was to do in the area because of the awful weather at the time. We would definitely visit there again if we go back to Aberdovey.

First impressions very nice,light and airey. Sat there for a few minutes only us and another two couples in. Wasnt sure if it was table service so went and ordered 2 breaded haddock and chips. Asked if they did mushy peas instead of garden peas nope, only garden so had beans instead. Had a pot of tea for 1 and a coke to the total of £16. When the meal came the chips looked liked they had been in and out of the deep fat fryer a few times and some were hollow and really greasy. I struggled at first to find any fish in the oil soaked breaded haddock. All in all i must admit this has got to be the worst fish and chips we have had for years!!, we came out of there fealing rather bilious. On a plus side a group next to us had the big breakfast and looked lovely, wish we had that instead. No wonder they are trying to sell the cafe as we certainly wouldnt go back again...

Breakfast was nice. Sat outside, tables were tiny, there were 4 of us. Waiter was good. Owner friendly. Mother had fish, she said it was lacking fish, but when you see the price of fish in a fishmongers, you aren't going to get a massive piece for the cafe price. I would visit again.

Saw the café on the main street - called in and ordered breakfast - my 14yr old said it was 'the best breakfast' he has had - we had to go back again on our last day. Scrambled eggs were definitely the best I have had in a long long time. Coffee was good too.

Stopped here for a bite to eat at lunchtime on a really busy sunny day. We ordered two lots of sandwiches Tuna Mayo and Prawn mayo and also scrambled egg on toast. The scrambled egg meal was really good, but the prawn sandwich was bland and the bread for the tuna sandwich was dry, as if it had been left out. The staff were friendly and took our order quickly, the wait was reasonable so no complaints there. The space is quite tight when the tables are occupied and I had to squeeze between the open door and someone's seat to get out. Quite embarrassing.

If you like delicious English breakfasts, friendly owners and lovely sea views then this is definitely a place for you. We were a group of 5 people and we all thoroughly enjoyed the food. Don't go anywhere else.

We come here for breakfast from time to time,, can't complain as the food is cooked fresh in front of your eyes.good pot of tea and can sit out on a nice day.My only criticism is that the tables inside are a bit small leaving not much room for your breakfast, but it's nothing to complain about.

My husband and I quite often pop in for the breakfast, freshly cooked and very tasty. Great views of the beach, owner is really welcoming and friendly.

Stopped here a few times for a full lunch or just a snack or coffee , food always very good but just wish the owner was a bit more welcoming !!! rarely a smile, doesn't cost a penny !!!!

We popped into here for a quick re fuel stop after walking along the beach front. We ordered two hot drinks apple pie and custard and a sausage bap. The lady serving us was friendly. Food didn't take long to arrive was piping hot and tasted nice.Be warned, wifi here is at a crawl but better than nothing!

My wife and I stop here whenever we're in Aberdovey in the morning. The coffee and English breakfasts are fantastic, a great start to the day. Staff are friendly and the beach front view is great.

We called in after a long walk up the beach and back to refuel. It was a quiet day and we were the only ones in there so difficult to comment on service. We both had a deluxe hot choc, I had apple pie and custard and my husband had cheese on toast which came with a side salad and a choice of breads. All was delicious and we felt good value. Excellent position right on the front imagine it gets very busy during the summer months.

A great little café right by the carpark, service a little hit and miss, some staff a bit gruff but friendly enough, lovely food all freshly cooked - great breakfasts.

It is a small Cafe right on the coast near the Parking place at Aberdovey in Wales, offering good breakfast, cakes and other foods; Appears to be a family-run business with concern for service to the visitor-customers. Good place to eat quick breakfast. Appears to be a bit costly considering the infrastructures. Quality of foodsurely appreciable.

Visited the sunflower whilst in the area for a cycling event, very clean & very friendly staff, the service was a bit slow, but, the guy cooking was on his own that morning so I'm not going to knock him for that! The breakfast was ok but a little bit pricey for what you actually got.On the whole though, a nice establishment.

Called here for a coffee during a motorcycle tour of Wales.Very welcoming staff who served a nice piece of carrot cake and a latte.Luckily we could park on the road for free and avoid the extortionate car park charges - £3 just to park for 30 mins while we had a coffee!!!!!Cafe highly recommended and a nice little town but outrageous car park fees.

Called in for a coffee and cake on our way through. Lovely staff coffee was nice. Cake was scrummy. Nice little place with fab view of the bay. Seats outside in the sunshine. Prices are fair. Would call again.

The location of this cafe is just perfect, the beach (plus car parking) just across the road, and the sound of seagulls really setting the atmosphere on a sunny day! Staff were very friendly and we hugely enjoyed our full English breakfast, it was done to perfection, this chef has some breakfast making talent! I finished it all and then helped my daughter with hers! Great value for the meal too. Definitely recommend :-) not a lot of seating so get there early for your family size table!

Visited this café on the last day of our holiday for afternoon tea/coffee. The scones were flat and small, jam served in a plastic container and aerosol cream!! Not a patch on the cream tea served at The Medina yet more expensive :-/

Stopped for Breakfast. I have to say when the food and the coffees finaly made it, they where very good. However the service is awful. Kept forgetting things from the order. Brought out food, but no Cutlery. Forgot coffee. In general just very poor. If you can be patient with the service great food.

We visited here on a quiet afternoon, other places were busy so we found ourselves here. The food and drink was very nice however the staff appeared very moody and thought that cleaning a table and not wiping it down was acceptable. Maybe when it's a busy you could allow it a little bit more but it was very quiet and the same lady did this on 2 occasions! However the young lad who took my money was lovely and at least smiled!

We visited for afternoon tea and cake. The cake was lovely and you couldn't ask for a nicer setting. However the staff where devoid of any life! Waitress brought our tea over but spilt some of the milk on the table. No apology or offer to clear up. We noticed that when tables where being cleared no one was wiping or cleaning them. Shame as with a bit of enthusiasm could be a great place.

Fantastic and relaxing and homely atmosphere. Food was excellent, the surrounding of the estuary and the beach. (The beach is one the best beaches in Wales) What more could you wish for, one of the better place to eat in Mid Wales. we will definitely be returning when in the area again.

In a good spot on the front with view of the estuary and is small and clean. Brownie had a strange taste and the scone was certainly not fresh. Coffee OK. Service prompt but not the friendliest. Should be better at the prices charged.

We always visit here when we are on holiday In Tywyn, a lovely peaceful cafe on the seafront, great food, friendly staff, well worth a visit if you ever visit Aberdovey.

A friendly atmosphere, for our lovely breakfast today. Enough choice and great food. Nice relaxed atmosphere, not rushed at all. Thank you.

I visited hear july 2015 i was staying for the week and being only a few yards away & though it would make a lovely morning stop for me that week, lovely clean cafe & nice food i had a breakfast, but you dont get much for your money felt like a childs breakfast esp for £6.50 but there you go also the owner & the young girl were very polite but the 2 young male staff just gave me the impression they didan't want to be there, cheer up lads & smile esp when your customer facing & its the customers that keep a small business going these days.This is only my opinion & im sorry if it offends but im only also echoing previous comments.

Have been several times over the years (breakfast, lunch and afternoon tea) and still good value for money with plain, but tasty fayre. There is always a nice selection of cakes and decent coffee. The only drawback for me is I have to remember to take cash as there are no credit card facilities.

The Sunflower in Aberdovey is a pleasant little tea room facing the estuary. The teapot is generous and the cakes very tasty but there wasn't a great deal of choice.

Convenient and just off the beach. 2 all day breakfasts ordered very accommodating as we don't eat eggs so they offered anything else. toast wholemeal or white.in which you are asked which you prefer, the only thing we found fault with was you didn't get alot of beans and mushroom. fine pot of tea was ordered with the breakfast, by the way a great cuppa, Inside the seating area is small as it's a small café, but they av family size tables as well as nice padded couple dining tables and outside tables, also high chairs for the younger family members. A great visit as always thankyou.

Popped in here last Thursday which was a very wet blustery day.Had coffee and cake and nice welcome.Seemed a popular place.

A mediocre little cafe. Ate food taken from the freezer in front of us and prepared in the kitchen. At least it seemed clean.

Went in here for a lunch break. Moaning child, not made to feel welcome, staff pushed pass us and ignored us. Left as we felt we were invisible.

My wife and I had cod and chips. If this was cod then it was exceptionally poor quality. Very cheap frozen rubbish is the best I could say.the place is small quite clean and the rest of the meal was Ok Spoilt the ship for a hapeth of tar What a shame..

A small cafe clean & tidy including the toilets the toilets were very smelly. The menu was quiet small not a lot of choice. I had what was supposedly cod it turned out to be thinner than a plaice and tasteless in a seaside town i expected fresh cod,chips and pea's were fine as was the salad. my wife had a baked potato cheese & side salad which was average the kids had pizza chips and peas the other had chicken nuggets and bean's can't fault them. we decided not to have a pudding only a very small choice. My coffee was passable the wife's pot of tea was fine. I would not call again or recommend best to look else were in the town

While visiting Aberdovey one Saturday morning in late Spring, we popped into The Sunflower Café. We have visited before and found its always clean and tidy. Nice cooked breakfast, it was full when we visited, so service was a bit slow, considering there was about 3 people serving, but the food was all cooked to order, and you can see it been done, so you knew it was all fresh. Years ago my Mum had toast for breakfast, and it was mouldy, she didn't notice at first but they swopped it and apologised straight away, so apart from that one incident, it's always been a first class meal.

We visited on a quiet sunday morning, having walked the length of the beach we decided to stop in for a cuppa. Reading through the menu we discovered one of my favorites, american pancakes.so naturally i read no further and ordered away. The tea was very nice, however a little lacking on quantity for the price, usually we get around 2 small cups each for the same price, this was just enough for 1 cup each and about half a 1 again, even so it was nice and enjoyable.As others have said here the microwave theme came into play as we heard the ding in the back. The last thing we expected was microwaved american pancakes, they turned out really quite dry, which was relieved a bit by the maple syrup, but the texture was still very dry, The bacon that accompanied them was very nice, but English smoked back bacon and american pancakes is a different combination. (unsmoked streaky bacon is the norm)Note to the owner, please please please try to move away from microwave food. i know it makes things quicker but it will only hurt your business in the long run. you have an amazing location and it could be the best in town.

Stopped off for a cup of tea and spotted there was home made treacle tart. Couldn't resist it - warm with cream. Melted in the mouth, marvellous Cafe well sited facing the sea, it's comfortable and has outside seating. Serves excellent coffee too.

Good size, well cooked Full Breakfast.Our yearly treat on holiday.Minor downside were the pancakes my son had. Could do with being fresh.

Clean , Friendly service , food & selection good , Excellent breakfast & home made Welsh cakes , Sit out at the tables on the pavement & watch the world go by , Brill

Had brunch here, sat outside as it was quite a warm day. Food was ok had a full breakfast and jacket potato with cheese and salad portions good.

The Sunflower looked really nice and lets face it you couldn't get a better position overlooking the estuary. We decided to have lunch there because the menu looked good (not the cheapest, but 'you get what you pay for' right?) and on the specials board was advertised a mushroom stroganoff with rice and salad at £6.50. Most of our party plummed for that because it sounded really nice.We then watched as the staff fetched the rice in individually wrapped plastic bags out of the freezer and the stroganoff was emptied out of a microwave style container and the whole thing warmed up. When you see something advertised on a specials board you don't expect it to come out of a microwave container or is that what is special about it? The salad was also a poor excuse for a salad and looked like it had just been plonked on the plate.Safe bet is probably a sandwich, they can't mess that up can they?

I was driving by, had little time and needed a coffee and sandwich so I called in here. The person serving was not exactly welcoming but hey it was late in the afternoon and raining, so perhaps it had been a miserable quiet day? I do reflect when leaving a poor review especially when its very likely to impact on somebody’s business and a small one at that, but hey I am the customer and expectations are higher; in all parts of the world. The sandwich I purchased was basic; unimaginative white sliced bread with very little filling. The coffee was watery, weak, lacked any flavour and far too hot; if I had not driven several miles away then I would have returned it. I ended up tipping it away. Apologies to the owner but it’s no wonder the branded coffee chains are now so prevalent, I am afraid they are providing superior products for much the same price.

Popped in for a quick lunch over the easter weekend. Fresh home made soup and sandwiches, Just the job and will definitely be back.

Decent brekkie and good service!Family run place who obviously place a level of care into the delivery of your food and general customer service.It is a bit small, but you can sit outside on a nice day taking the sun in!

On a misty and rather cold March day we visited Aberdyfi in mid afternoon. The pubs had finished serving lunch so we found the Sunflower. Food was good and a pleasant view made for a nice visit. Had to correct the gentleman serving as he had under charged us but overall a reasonable place for food during the day