Tim's Place in Cornwall, Isles of Scilly

Started great until my partner found a big lump of mud under her salad. Was not charged for meal but will not be going back. An apology from chef or owner would have helped but not forthcoming. Don't leave the waitress to take the complaint. It wasn't her fault

We had happy memories of this cafe when it traded as Relish but were slightly disappointed on a recent visit. The initial greeting from serving staff was friendly and our orders were taken quickly. Our coffees were ok but nothing exceptional and, at nearly £4 each, they were overpriced. We’d also ordered tea cakes. They seemed to take a long time to come and when they did mine had been burnt. I asked for another serving and, to be fair to staff, they replaced it without any fuss. Again, quite expensive especially as the tea cakes didn’t seem to be a particularly premium product. We have definitely tasted better. Overall, we think Tim’s Place is somewhat overpriced for what it offers.

Disappointing visit. We wanted to support a local business so went just for a couple of coffees. Service not good. Coffee was underwhelming and poorly made. They need to improve their product. Shame. We gave it a go.

Came here for breakfast while on holiday in Cornwall. It was the one of the best breakfasts I have ever had. We shared a scone with jam and cream after and it was PERFECT. Our visit here made my day!

Tucked away in a pleasant corner, Tim's Place is a great place for coffee, cake and much more tempting local food. We always visit on our annual Padstow holiday. Great coffee, nice staff and highly recommend the homemade scotch eggs. Reasonably priced. Back next year!

We visited Tim's Place a couple of years ago and we were very impressed with the service and the food. We decided to visit again when we were in Cornwall this year. They have now moved to a bigger premises. There were plenty of tables and the food and service was just as good as I remembered. I would definitely recommend if you are in the area and are looking for a good quality breakfast and good freindly service.

I had a friend here to visit she was not feeling great so I took her here for brunch to cheer her up. The breakfast and ploughman's was fantastic, flawless. Thank you to the chef. Unfortunately there was a rude and unhelpful waitress who served us!!! After I had made a comment, (a constructive criticism) about the lack of seating in the outside area she brought out our gluten free brownies, gave clearly giving my friend a fresh one and mine looked old and it was solid!!! I was not at all happy and it quite frankly ruined our experience in the cafe 😕 😒 😔 The waitress needs to definitely have a change of attitude towards customers as it doesn't look good for the business...

Very lovely and quaint spot in the courtyard area. The jam and cream scones along with the tea and hot chocolate we had were lovely and more than enough to fill us. Unfortunately the wait whilst sat outside whilst looking directly at a waitress tall dark hair and glasses chatting away and laughing to what we assume was her two friends or people she knew was terrible. She had no acknowledgment that we were there until she had finished her important funny conversation with the two she definitely knew. Shame to moan and we would still return.

If you would like an expensive crab sandwich with hardly any crab, then to be told if you want a crab sandwich with crab all over the said sandwich you would have to pay more!1 Go to Tim’s place in Wadebridge, a rip off. After running a B & B for 24 years in the area and sending numerous guests there very very disappointed with the attitude. Never again.

We came to Tim's place last year whilst staying in Wadebridge on holiday, it's really nice , has a sun terrace too very pleasant as we sat to drink our coffee ☕. Only thing was how expensive it is, in my head for two americano coffees & ONE slice of fudge brownie I would've thought the most would be £9.50 but was even more shocked when it came to £12.80! How so????? The coffees must've been close on £4.50 each!!! The brownie £3.80 I reckon, so glad I only bought one slice to share! May not visit again as the prices are too high for what you get! Shame cos it's a lovely place but well overpriced!!!

Wow - this place is amazing So much to choose from, had the bacon/brie/cranberry sandwich on granary and others had sandwiches and my cousin had ploughman's, the scotch egg was warm and everything was fresh, loads of fillings in the sandwich. Delicious salad on the side with the most gorgeous dressing which they sell in their deli Do not even think twice - go here for some food. The staff are just lovely and the place is really clean - we sat outside in the sun, I'm just gutted we found this on our last day as i would of eaten in there everyday and I Not even joking!!! We bought the salad dressing from their deli Thank you for an enjoyable last afternoon and the most delicious food

We had the parmasan and truffel oil chips and they were absolutely lush. Definitely an expensive cafe but can't fault the food we ate.

Lovely venue, friendly and reasonably quick service by the young staff, but I have to be honest and say it was a very poor Americano coffee and the caramel slice looked old and on the verge of stale. I'm not normally picky and could almost have forgiven this but for the prices... bad coffee and a stale bun for £8. Shame... so much potential missed. I hope this was just a "bad day" in the shop, but I won't be returning and I won't be recommending anyone else goes there either.

Outstanding food and coffee. Attracted initially by the outdoor courtyard and the fact that it was very busy. Amazing waitress - Kelly Ann. Keep hold of her ‘Tim’s Place’ she’s worth her weight in gold!!

Stopped here for breakfast whilst staying in the town nice little place to eat had breakfast was good but a little overpriced like a lot of places in Cornwall imo

Been going to Tim's since he first opened across the street. Clean, small, bijou, friendly and very good service and great coffee. This was the first time we have been since he moved! Too bitty, it looked grubby and there where dogs, sitting on customer seats! There was a time dog where not aloud in eating houses, except for guide dogs and they would sit/lie by their owners feet, not on chairs or sofa's! For us, that was our last visit.

Food was lovely, fresh and tasty. Relaxed atmosphere with comfy seats Easy access for wheelchair. Staff were friendly and helpful

We have been coming to Tim’s for a few years and always received friendly service but last week and the visit before we have been served by a gentleman who has no idea of customer service……we had quite a wait for our order to be taken whilst he put up Xmas decorations and it was not just our party who were annoyed but other comments from other customers waiting were overheard. No friendly welcome at all and this is not the first time, I am not sure if he is the owner or manager but he is not doing this business any favours at all. There are lots of places to choose from in Wadebridge who offer a friendly welcome. The food was ok although expensive for what you receive but always tastes quite good. Sort out your level of service or people will go elsewhere.

Fabulous, friendly staff and wonderful food x I would highly recommend and can’t wait to go back, it’s wonderful

Inconsistency of staff left us with a mixed picture of this deli cafe. Having been regular customers of the previous ‘Relish’, we returned with optimism for yet again another all round pleasant visit. However, when we arrived this time we were i initially served by a member of staff who seemed to lack the required customer service skills, leaving us feeling rather unwelcome. On the other hand, our drinks arrived along with our scones and the female waitress from the cafe was faultless. Friendly, personable and efficient. An ideal candidate for managing such a great deli and cafe in Wadebridge in the future.

The avocado, salmon and scrambled eggs on granary bread were extremely good, and they were not at all phased when I asked for hollandaise sauce to go with it. The staff were very good and the music playlist was excellent! Will definitely return.

We stopped at Tim's Place in Wadebridge for lunch. The menu looked good if a little pricey. We ordered the Mackerel with Brochette & the Sea Bass with Tagliatelle with sugar snap peas. Both priced at over £13. When they came out they looked good, the Mackerel was lovely cooked to perfection. The only thing was it was the size of a started & not £13 worthy. The Sea Bass was another thing entirely, it looked good but was over cooked somewhat crispy. The pasta was cold & tasteless & sugar snap peas past their best (stringy). We can honestly say we were underwhelmed & disappointed for the £34 (approx) we spent on this snack size meal.

We stopped for lunch at Tim’s Place today and weren’t disappointed. We both had sandwiches and they were delicious. The bread was fresh and the insides were awesome. They even had our favourite tea (Darjeeling) which is not a common one to find in small cafes like that. Bought some sweets to take with us and they were great too! Really glad we stopped in.

Stopped in here for Lunch when visiting Wadebridge. Service was friendly enough (although had to prompt them to bring the jam and cream, not sure who would order just a dry plain scone). The prices we noted straight away were very expensive. I'm not averse to paying higher prices for higher quality food and the slogan promised 'the best of cornwall'. My daughters 'childrens' cheese sandwich grated cheese on sliced white bread, no Crisps or salad on the side £7.00. £3.50 for a can of Lemonade. My wife said her soup of the day was passable but at £8.50 a small portion and massively overpriced. A single plain scone with jam and cream (no tea) £3.95 was dry, overcooked and crumbly, more like a biscuit. Refusing to pay £10 for a simple ham and cheese sandwich I opted for the £13.50 ploughman's board, expecting thick carved slices of ham, salad, some nice fresh crusty bread. I got one and a half slices of wafer thin ham, 4 tiny pickles onions, literally 4 or 5 salad leaves, a handmade scotch egg (bland and stodgy) 4 tiny end slices of stale sourdough bread and a wedge of cheddar. The prices just couldn't be justified by the quality, what rubbed further salt in the wounds was witnessing the gent infront of me when paying claiming 'locals rate' and getting about a third off, I get doing discounts for locals but to feel that the prices had been hiked even more for tourists left a bit of a bitter taste in the mouth.

Popped in for lunch to avoid the rain, and it definitely didn't disappoint. Great food and service. Our Daughter loved the pancakes, the cooked breakfasts went down like a storm, and the eggs were amazing. Nice selection in the Deli to take away too.

Nice place to try for coffee or tea and maybe bite to eat. Great service, dog friendly and quality coffee. The food looked good too. Highly recommend visiting this cafe if in Wadebridge town

Sat outside in the sunshine and enjoyed a generous and well priced breakfast. Eggs Benedict really nice and a variety of things to have with it, ham/bacon/spinach etc. Very good!

This is a great spot for lunch.coffee was great best i have had in a while. BLT was delicious and pancakes were amazing ! Staff were helpful and attentive. We will be back next time we are visiting Wadebridge.

Watery coffee at 3.50 for a small cup in a sleepy Cornish town…… you must be having a laugh. Oh well we all make mistakes. Luckily this one only cst me £7

Setting is lovely and I’m not normally one to leave a bad review, but we went here for the first time this morning, we had Eggs Benedict, the portions are tiny and very overpriced, it was virtually tasteless and what taste it did have was actually quite unpleasant. Unfortunately we will not be returning.

Overpriced, small portioned, below average food. The staff were friendly but unfortunately, I found myself struggling to eat the breakfast. I had the Eggs Benedict with ham. As soon as the waitress brought the breakfast over, I could smell the dish and not in a good way! It smelt like gone off meat. The dish was tasteless, yet tasted terrible at the same time and covered about a 1/3 of my plate… for nearly £10.

Us 3 girls and a lab for lunch. I had a fabulous BLT, there was one small cornish breakfast and the ploughman's. All of us approved. Breakfast is available all day. Selection of all milks available and great choice of soft drinks. Plenty of outdoor seating. Staff were friendly and attentive.

Decided to go here as excellent recommendations but disappointed with the one thing I so wanted Crab sandwich...the crab was very watery and for the price I expected abit more crab filling....The carrot cake was also disappointing abit dry....They looked good but taste could be improved...Still in search for the perfect crab sandwich...when I find it will let you know ...

Great sanitising and safety in this tiny little cafe during Covid. Fabulous coffee and amazing cakes - loved it. Very many thanks - long may your success continue!

Great pancakes and lovely service - breakfast is served all day! Recommend for a brew stop or a spot of breakfast, brunch or lunch.

We arrived early afternoon, at the start of the week. The cafe was full due to Covid 19 restrictions, but we were told if we waited a few minutes a table was coming free. The cafe is clean, inviting and our tables, chairs etc were cleaned before we sat down. Social distancing measures were in place and hand sanitizer provided. The waitresses were polite, helpful and attentive. We were well looked after and had no issues with the service we received As we only had coffee and cake I cannot comment on the hot food however the coffee was hot and tasty and the cakes fresh. If I had one minor observation it would be that the cake slices served, particularly my partners were rather small for the money. To be fair however both were the last slices of each selection available. An enjoyable visit and reasonable value for what we paid.

Tucked away on a little side street- Ordered coffees and homemade cakes. Both were fantastic and delicious. Had a chat with the waitress who told us about Tims private dining experiences. The lunch menu also sounded delicious so will have to come back for that!

This cafe/restaurant is away from the main street. We visited on a sunny day and were lucky to be seated at an outside table.Staff were very friendly and the service was good. We all had sandwiches which were freshly made.We would certainly visit again if in the area.

Good coffee and pleasant staff, nice to see and smell fresh flowers and nice feeling about the place

So good we visited twice! First for lunch and then returned for breakfast. Food is very fresh and cooked to order. They were more than happy to accommodate us and make a vegan alternative for one of our group. Also the cake selection is pretty impressive!Staff very friendly and welcoming. Great place.

Decided to pop in for a bite to eat, whilst busy the service was still quick, warm and friendly. The food was awesome and the atmosphere inside was really nice. A little gem of a place that I'll definitely visit again.

Once again We visited this cafe on our yearly trip to neighbouring Rock. Staff were very pleasant and polite as always and we're very child friendly. Crab sandwich was lovely. A gem!

a few friends and myself came here for a brunch and it was AMAZING! we had poached egg and avocado on toast and a full Cornish and we were very satisfied with our food and the coffee was delicious! we were seated at the back of the cafe and it was a bit tight for space and were weren’t able to social distance from other tables, and it was table service and it took a while for them to come to us, and we were a bit disappointed with the milkshake as the lovely waitress said it would take a bit longer and when it came out it had just seemed like nesquik and milk, but other than that we had a very enjoyable visit. will be back soon for brunch no. 2!

Came here yesterday for lunch. Had the best crab sandwich ever. Thick filling on gorgeous fresh bread. Friendly staff too. Hidden up a side street so lucky we found it. Highly recommended.

Lovely peaceful sit outside on a sunny day. Great service, super cakes which we devoured. My son said it was the best smoothie ever (the berry one...). Coffee was good too.

We visited this excellent coffee shop in Wadebridge on our way from the Midlands to Truro, for coffee and croissants. We had been once before, a few years ago, and were delighted to find it was still just as cosy and welcoming. The coffee was excellent, and when we commented on the latte art, we were given a crash course in milk frothing!Delightful, friendly place, and we’ll be back, should we venture this far west again!

A very enjoyable visit to Tim's Place today. We were very welcomed and had a really good coffee and cake. We went for carrot cake which was scrumptious. Cakes made by Tim. A great little cafe with very helpful and friendly staff.

Epic sausage and egg sandwich, lovely millionaires shortbread and brownie, super friendly staff. Very highly recommended.

popped in here for a Coffee when down in Cornwall . Cosy Cafe with lovely coffee and nice selection of cakes

Proper barista coffees, freshly made delicious range of cakes, great service what more could you need!

Breakfast meeting attention to detail 10/10 Hot food on time no ifs no butts 9 very happy Guest’s Thanks to Tim and the girls

We stumbled upon this place when seeking shelter from the rain whilst visiting Cornwall for a few days and were met by welcoming and friendly staff, a great ambience and most importantly excellent coffee and food. Highly recommended

The scones were warm and fresh, and generous portions of jam and cream. The coffee was very good too

Called in for coffee and cakes one afternoon,friendly welcome service, excellent freshly made cakes,and good coffee.

We didn't have food here but called on two consecutive days for coffee, which was the best we have tasted. The two young ladies serving were very pleasant and polite and coffee was served within minutes, with a smile. Would highly recommend this place.

LOVELY visit to Tim's Place. Really nice breakfast and pancakes with bacon and syrup and our little girl had a yummy fish finger sandwich very friendly and smiley staff, thank you for having us xxx

Excellent little cafe. Great friendly service. Excellent quality food. Best pancakes my 5 year old had all week. Shame we found it in our last day. Thanks again

We stopped in this morning for some brunch and hot drinks. The service was great and the food excellent. I had the full Cornish breakfast and my fiancé the eggs Benedict. A nice relaxed vibe made for a pleasant visit. Thanks!

Stopped off is Wadebridge on the way home from deepest Cornwall. Visited Tim's for some refreshment, enjoyed a very nice cream tea,. The scones were excellent, presumably cooked on site as was the jam and cream. Staff were helpful and we were very glad we stopped.

A great little cafe with excellent food, welcoming staff and an ideal location - in the centre of Wadebridge.

Over £11.00 for two teas and two scones with butter!!! Outrageous overcharging and no visible pricing until the bill is presented. Scones were good but still not worth the money.

Nice family lunch. Recommend the fishfinger sandwich. Friendly staff and relaxed atmosphere. Quite expensive though.

I stopped in for a coffee and homemade flapjack it has to be the best in Wadebridge, great service and incredibly pleasant place to relax and enjoy a good decent coffee and beautiful homemade cakes and biscuits highly recommended, go and enjoy thanks for mine

We recently returned to Tim's Place for breakfast (see review June 2017) and I can report that the service was excellent. The food was also good - amazing eggs! We were told to expect a wait for our food to be cooked on Monday morning and it was excellent. Returning on Thursday there was no such delay and we got the impression that the breakfast items were already cooked and held on a hotplate.

We have visited Tim's place several times now and it is absolutely consistent both in the high quality of the food and the good nature of the Staff.

Excellent home cooked breakfast, good coffee, friendly staff and dog friendly. Will definitely be coming back and would recommend.

Lovely cooked breakfast dishes, good coffee. Friendly, welcoming couple running it and as seeminly one of the few places open in Wadebridge on a Sunday they deserve to do well. Would go back again for breakfast without a doubt.

We came across here by accident but pleased we did, very good meal and attentive polite and helpful staff

Fabulous find in wadebridge. We stopped for coffee and cake. The cakes were amazing. Cappuccino was excellent. Milkshake tasty. Would highly recommend. Staff were so courteous and friendly. Tables very clean. Luxury hot chocolate sounded amazing but had the chocolate cake instead.

All breakfasts here can be gluten free. Mine was delicious. I also like good coffee - but if a coffee snob - and can confirm that this was excellent too. Fully recommend.

Lovely litte coffee shop. The lattes were nice and creamy. They had a nice selection of cakes too but it was too early for us to have one.

Visited this morning for breakfast - service second to none. We had a bacon and egg breakfast sandwich - wow! Top quality produce, fresh bread and great value for money. Highly recommended 🤩🤩🤩

Having walked around wadebridge looking at the rather grim dark pubs for somewhere to eat on a Sunday we came across Tim’s .Lovely attentive staff, nice ambiance and delicious food made this a perfect lunchtime break. Than you

Took a break biking from Padstow to Bodmin to have lunch at this cute, little restaurant tucked off from the pedestrian street in Wadebridge and thoroughly enjoyed every second. Top quality fresh food served in ample portions. The salmon with asparagus and hollandaise sauce was flawless, chicken and avocado tasty, and the smoothies made to order. Wish we lived closer so we could become regular customers!

Wow what a find. We were introduced by some friends and we never knew it was there. Great evening menu. I have to say I had the bouillabaisse and it was one of the best meals I’ve had in a long time. (Eat in Stein’s a lot and this was far better!) my wife had the Hake and loved that to. Prices are reasonable and portions could be a little more but all in all great food and terrific service from Hungarian Norbit and his fiancée. Please open a place in Padstow Tim

Stopped here for a quick lunch and it was absolutely delicious. We had wild mushrooms, spinach and cherry tomatoes served with a poached egg on sourdough. Friendly, helpful staff and tasteful decor. Coffee wasn't bad either!

Great little place and not as small as it looks as more seating upstairs - food choice on menu and all freshly cooked - highly recommend the fish finger sandwiches and eggs benedict- highly recommend a visit

Just popped into Tim’s Place for breakfast before starting the long journey home with our children and dog. Staff were polite and welcoming. We ordered a large breakfast and eggs Benedict with mushroom and spinach. Both were delicious and made with good quality ingredients. The egg yolks were lovely and orange rather than the usual pale yellow. Everything was sourced locally too. My youngest daughter was able to customise the breakfast to suit her fussy taste and my eldest daughter had a Brie and cranberry sandwich. Again, they were very tasty. When we are next in Wadebridge we will be sure to visit again

We stumbled upon this absolute gem on Easter Sunday, having just cycled from Padstow. Most places were shut but we were welcomed into Tim’s place by very friendly staff. We ordered cold drinks, coffees, smoothies and cakes. All were delicious. Overall a really great experience, will try and come back when we are next in Cornwall. The supper club looks fab, would love to try it at some point.

Stumbled across this nice little cafe hidden away in the back streets. Very tasty home made cakes and good coffee. Will visit again.

Went for lunch with my family - the sandwich’s were delicious as well as the quiche, although the duck salad was very disappointing with not much too it. Other than that the staff were very welcoming and friendly.

We had intended to lunch at The Shed but found it closed down/being renovated. Luckily we found this wonderful little restaurant which served the most amazing crab sandwich with wonderful fresh bread. There was also an amazing display of cakes in the window so it would also be a great place to visit for coffee too.

We stumbled on this little gem. Warm welcoming and very friendly attentive staff. The food was amazing too. There is an incredible selection of home made cakes, fresh salads and sandwiches. Loved it, Thank you.

What an amazing place, top class service, scrupulously clean and above all excellent food

Good local place for great coffee and pastry. All day breakfast. Great Eggs Benedict using local eggs. Good selection of soups on the board daily. Get your coffee card - buy five - one gratis. Cozy upstairs.

We popped here on Saturday to have some lunch as a treat after visiting our Wedding venue. It was our Wedding planner that has recommended the place and to be honest left disappointed. When we arrived, we were greeted by a blonde girl who wasn’t very friendly, however the waitress with brown hair was much more helpful. The cakes looked fantastic, but we were hungry so decided to order the steak sandwich with caramelized onion chutney with 2 teas. The restaurant wasn’t overly busy, a few couples sitting quietly. The sandwiches came to the table and were rare (generally I would order my steak medium rare) but assumed it would come out cooked through. We only had a few pieces in each sandwich and the it tasted awful. It tasted like frying steak and not rump steak. The onion chutney, well it didn’t taste or seem like chutney. I left half of mine because it wasn’t very nice. This is only the 2nd time I’ve ever felt like I’ve not wanted to pay for my lunch, but I really resented paying and the only reason I did, the restaurant/café so quiet I felt too embarrassed to complain. We paid £22 for 2 sandwiches and 2 teas and I really felt ripped off.

Travelled to Wadebridge today we saw Tim's a very tempting lunch menu popped in what a lovely little place had a Italian hot chocolate it was delicious had Quiche for lunch it was excellent really enjoyed lovely ladies serving thank you we will be back

Wonderfully relaxed environment, attentive friendly staff and amazing food! Dog & baby friendly. Pancakes to die for!!! Perfect 40th birthday lunch! Many thanks, we’ll be back soon.

I've been going to Tim's Place since it first opened and he was in his first premises. The food over the years has been excellently cooked and great quality. Not the cheapest but ... you get what you pay for. I thoroughly recommend this place.

Having looked around Wadebridge for an appealing coffee shop we were almost giving up when my other half chanced upon a sign on a side street - which we were very happy that we followed up. Everything was home made and very good - and the setting is lovely - just a shame it is so small as I would imagine it would be a struggle to find a seat in busier times of the year. Service was really lovely. A gem.

Saturday morning breakfast made from local ingredients good quality food served quickly with good service.

Stopped in here for breakfast, we were allowed to bring our dog into the restaurant. I had American pancakes with maple syrup and bacon, my other half had a small Cornish breakfast. Both were very enjoyable and well done, the cafe had a very nice atmosphere and the staff were friendly and attentive

We have had a few breakfasts here and they have been very enjoyable. They also do lunches which we have not tried but are sure to be good. The cakes also look delicious. I would thoroughly recommend Tim’s

Tims place is a lovely find, not a big cafe so it's nice and cosey. We visited here with friends did 7 of us in total and Sat upstairs in the fab seating area a couple of us had the amazing italian hot chocolate (Would recommend) food is so fresh a fab I had the fish finger sandwich which was the best I've had. Overall a fab little place to meet up grab a bite to eat and chat. When visiting I would definitely come here again.

The best eggs benedict I have ever had such a shame they are now closing until year.

On our way back from a day out in Cornwall, we stopped in Wadebridge at teatime. We saw several cafes, most already closed - or in one case a 'deterrent' sign in the doorway saying they were closing! - even though it was not yet 4pm. Then we found this one, down a narrow street off the pedestrianised high street.

We came for breakfast with extended family. Staff were accommodating and friendly but we were left disappointed with the food. First of all they simply left the mushrooms off everyone's breakfast, and secondly they committed the unforgivable crime of putting extremely brown/gray avocado on our plates. The type of avocado you'd put into the bin immediately, when opening at home. No thank you!

We visited for a cream tea and were not disappointed. The scones were crumbly, the jam delicious and oodles of cream. The staff were very attentive

We were looking for somewhere to have a cream tea and Tim's Place looked most inviting from the outside. I was looking forward to a nice warm scone with plenty of jam and cream. The scone was a peculiar shape, very hard and crusty, in fact I couldn't eat mine. On the up side, there was plenty of jam and cream. It was an expensive cream tea costing £11.10p for two people. I wasn't impressed!

Wadebridge was very quiet and we needed sustenance. This little nook provides good value light lunches - we had a super warm quiche with mixed salad, an excellent plateful! Coffee was good too. The service was welcoming and Tim's Place was excellent value at under £25.