Truro Cathedral Coffee Shop and Restaurant in Cornwall, Isles of Scilly

Lovely little coffee shop. Great cakes. Surprised that it was so quiet after organ recital. Lovely staff and great service. A credit to the cathedral. Definitely worth supporting. Xxx

Terrible customer service, arrived yesterday just before 2pm. Asked for hot food and a rude voice from the kitchen shouted "the kitchen is closed" Terrible customer service and as it turns out very over priced food, I had a scone with butter, asked for some jam and was charged 75p for a tiny plastic tumbler of jam.. Won't be visiting again!

Had an amazing cream tea with freshly baked scones. Other food available was fresh and tasty. Restaurant adjoins the cathedral and well worth a visit

Read the reviews and saw the pictures for this establishment. So decided to visit, upon arrival the menu on the table was very sparse, when we asked about hot food we were told it wont be available to after 12pm. We then asked about a toasted tea cake (which appeared as an option on the board above the counter) and was told by a very rude lady, in a very un christian tone“Don’t have any” So we left, For a place thats looking for charitable donations the wait staff need a lesson in courtesy.

Pleasant cafe, friendly service. Nice soup of the day and coffee. Prices seem to be average for the area.

Really good food and good value for money. Last time we had the cottage pie that was delicious as was the soup. This time we had the roast chicken breast done in a lovely peppercorn sauce and the carrot and mashed swede and new potatoes. Really full of flavour and nicely presented. The chef obviously takes a pride in his work. The staff are really pleasant and friendly and efficient.

Called in this morning and both ordered a bacon sandwich and a coffee. Staff were very pleasant and the coffee was nice, the bacon sandwich however was terrible, it had a very strange taste, I could have sworn they had put garlic butter on it. We both left our sandwiches after one bite….we didn’t complain as the taste had put us both off and we didn’t want anything else from that kitchen.

We opted for coffees with a bacon bap and a slice of lemon drizzle cake and each were both tasty and good value for money. the service was very pleasant and they were "covid aware"

Went to Truro on a day trip,lovely little town to walk around but the cathedral is something else,have got to say I’m biased here being a bricklayer,stonemason myself.The amount of work and quality of the work that went into this building is phenomenal,The arches and pillars inside are perfection and must have been done by the best tradesmen in Britain,the stain glass windows,everything exceptional.On the outside there are figures missing from their plinth but I understand they’ve been taking down to be repaired.The marble on outside along with the sandstone are wonderful and must be seen,definitely a must see.

Visited this restaurant whilst on holiday as we were in need of a coffee and slice of cake. We were welcomed warmly which was lovely. Our cake and coffees were very good value - there were a huge range of cakes to choose from, and we were impressed with the price. The restaurant became very noisy, so if someone in your party has sensory issues - perhaps it would be wise not to visit at busy times. Covid security was good.

We had an absolutely wonderful cream tea here today. The staff members on duty were lovely, polite and helpful. Excellent service and brilliant food.

Would never have guessed such a lovely cafe would be hidden inside the cathedral. It was suggested to us as we were looking for somewhere nice to eat lunch, and we were initially sceptical. However we were proved wrong quickly! Lots of choice, lovely food, and very reasonable prices.

Lovely clean cafe with lovely staff. Menu had a lot of choice Vegetable soup with roll was very thick and tasty and worth the price.

Always pleasant staff serving and waiting table, Food is lovely, good choice of full meals and light lunches, to afternoon teas, pleasant surroundings , and you can visit this historical Cathedral after or before you go in to the restruant, it's always good to visit anytime!

Staff at Reiker suggested we consider Cathedral restaurant. What a GREAT place for lunch, quiet, well presented meals and very polite staff. Varied menu, I had pork loin. Don't bother wirh chain outlets.

Called in for Dinner in the Resturant, asked for the Ale Pie but sold out so chose the Fish Pie and Veg, this arrived on hot plates and dish it was hot on the outside but dry, when we eat the middle this was just warm,they must have undertime the microwave.wont call again

Popped in today for something to eat.I had a small pup in my arms, and had been told by someone that we could eat there. As we sat down, we were asked to leave as no dogs allowed. Staff rude and unreceptive to the fact that one of the group that I was with, felt unwell and was indeed suffering a hypoglycaemic attack. How can dogs not be allowed in a cathedral/cafe when the week before there was a service specifically for dogs? They need to make their minds up!!Had to leave, made to feel very unwelcome. We went elsewhere.

My wife had a Brie & Cranberry Panini, and I had the Leek & Potato Soup with a cheese sandwich. Although the coffee shop was very busy we didn’t have to wait long. My soup was really tasty and obviously homemade, and the sandwich was made with thick seeded whole meal bread, with plenty of cheese. My wife’s panini came with crisps and a generous side salad. We will definitely go back again.

Visit cathedral, ramp access. Food is in Chapter House at far end. Easy wheelchair access, good toilet (ask for key). Food at lunchtime only, snacks pre and post. Food plentiful, good basic menu. Easy spot to meet

I called in to the cathedral restaurant to join my friends who were having lunch. As I had already eaten, I only wanted a pot of tea, and possibly a cake or biscuit, which I was attempting to select from the counter. While doing so I was told it was table service only, so I went to join the others at the table who were already eating. After about 10-15 minutes no-one had come so I went up to the counter in case I had been forgotten to ask again and rejoined my friends. After a while I saw a waitress standing nearby and simply raised my hand to attract her attention. To my surprise the person I assumed to be the manageress came over and very loudly admonished me in front of everyone saying they were very busy and my tea tea was on its way. While I have great respect and understanding for the staff and the pressures they work under, no-one had been to take my order or let me know they were dealing with it. I did not respond as I didn’t want to embarrass my friends or draw even more attention to myself, but left feeling upset and humiliated. No customer should be subjected to this kind of treatment and what should have been a pleasant experience was soured by this person’s behaviour.

After a visit to the cathedral and shop the coffee shop and restaurant is the idea stop. Service was very professional and prompt. The home baking was good and the price reasonable. It's spacious and you have goods views of the grounds.

The Cathedral has to be a number one place to see the insides of this special place....some of the interesting areas are all around you....the volume and size is overpowering and instantly rewarding...not just how it was made and designed.....as is the food area which is quite a popular place for locals to spend time enjoying the many different choices in food.... from the simple to lunch menu......enjoy

A drink and a sit down is always appreciated on a tour of any cathedral and this offers the visitor the chance - but beware - not open on a Sunday which is a shame!

Went in for drinks and sat and waited, and waited for a waitress who never appeared. Went up to the counter to order to be told ‘it’s table service and we will be over’. Nobody ever came, even though all other tables orders seemed to be being taken. Wouldn’t have minded if we had been genuinely missed, but we even tried to go up and order to be told somebody was coming over. Left after waiting/trying to order for 30 minutes to no avail.

Had a couple of lunches here. Waitress service very efficient and sandwiches and soup fresh and delicious!

Cooked breakfast was great, all freshly cooked to order. Be prepared to relax and wait a while for it to be cooked but we’ll worth the wait

Hi my wife and I had a good lamb pie here which was to perfection and with plenty of fresh vegetables this was worth the wait for as it is not a Fast Food restaurant. Good smart interior and the staff attentive plus good necessitates nearby restaurant.

Called in for lunch one day, very busy. Eats looked good although their 'sweet' pastries were mostly commercial not homemade. Not bad for lunch but no more than that.

We discovered that the only way to ensure a table was to book one, surprising for a cathedral coffee shop/restaurant. But we did not mind this - it was a sign that the coffee shop was very popular and good.

We often go into Truro to do some shopping and now have the habit of going into this restaurant for lunch. The food is prepared and cooked to order and the hot vegetables are never over cooked but just right. We often have their roast or open topped pie of the day. The staff are all very friendly and nothing is too much trouble. Just take a newspaper or book and be prepared to wait, you won’t be disappointed. There are also some rather comfortable sofas if you just want to pop in for a coffee and cake.

This is a review of the refectory inside the Cathedral. A well established, well lit with natural light from the large windows and airey space. The menu is very varied for all denominations of food! All freshly prepared on the site, and cooked and presented by a very qualified chef. The menu shows from sandwiches to larger bites such as lasagne and chilli con carne.The staff are all very helpful and most polite at all times. When sat in the ambience of the refectory you would forget your in a Cathedral.

I would highly recommend the Cathedral café after you have wandered around this beautiful building. Lovely food and it wont break the bank Child and family friendly.

Although we had to wait for over half an hour, it was well worth it. I had prawn sandwiches which were so full of beautiful plump prawns they kept falling out! There were plenty of choices of cakes as well, including some gluten free ones. I didn't try any as the sandwiches were really filling. Staff were polite and friendly.

Would never have found this gem if we hadn't been visiting my mother, who lives nearby, who recommended it to us. She visits on a weekly basis because it's so, so good. Service was very quick and efficient. The menu selection was vast, something for everyone, and it changes daily (so I am told). We all ordered different dishes and all were tasty, plentiful and hot! The value for money was excellent. The venue is very light and airy too.

I always enjoy a visit to the Cathedral Coffee Shop and restaurant whenever I am in lovely Truro .Wether it be for a quick coffee and delicious warm scone or lunch ( which if my 6yearold ,Grandson is with me includes a special , and healthy , children’s meal for him) , the food and drinks are of excellent standard and the service is pleasant and friendly . You may sit on squashy sofas or on comfortable chairs at tables .A relaxing refuelling experience !

Very friendly staff and good value food. This is not fine dining but very nice for a break from shopping etc.

My parents took us in here a favourite haunt of theirs. We all had a really tasty meal, piping hot, vegetables cooked just right. Very pleasant waitresses.

Having popped into the Cathedral to avoid the rain we had an enjoyable visit and then found the coffee shop. We were served at the table by a very friendly welcoming lady who ‘knew her cakes’ we took her recommendations and enjoyed some very yummy treats. The setting was pleasant and spacious with plenty of seating and the prices were very reasonable. Glad we found it.

Lovely cafe in the heart of Truro. Great value for money, service and food. Cream teas are a must! 2 HUGE scones with plenty of Jam & Cream.

The restaurant was absolutely bursting with various parties having Christmas lunches, nonetheless the service was prompt and friendly. The food was excellent in quality, quantity and value. If I lived locally this is one place I would visit again and again. Good quality wholesome food served in pleasant surroundings by friendly staff. Excellent.

Really lovely food served up today for a Christmas lunch party for over 30 folk. Great choices and very tasty fresh food all served with care and a smile at a great price as well.

Last Tuesday went in for lunch like we always do when in Truro , they had a private party on and was told half an hour wait not a problem , any way placed order so just had coffee and scones ,didn’t think have to wait half an hour for a scone which is disappeared on the counter , I was going to have just a portion of chips as I like their chips told that would be over half an hour wait even for chips , looked up both chefs in the kitchen by hatch chatting with waiting staff , the people who came in after us also ordered chips and got them within ten minutes but some thing they didn’t have to cook the scones still waited half an hour for and had to ask twice for them and kept being told that they are busy and would have to wait , was watching how it was running poor lady behind counter doing drinks etc ran off her feet where the lady who served us and a guy just chatting and not helping , didn’t seem to be much team work going on , and to me not enough staff to cover private party and customers coming in , also should of been a notice up on entering a lot of people walking out , the lady who served us was also flapping a lot , now my money is as good as the private party , usually never have a problem there food is good etc , just disappointed on this occasion. , the scones we had was old and dry will not be having them again.

Great food, good variety and very reasonable.This should satisfy even the very fussy. They take cards, and there are washrooms close by.

we visited truro cathedral and went for lunch in the restaurant. the food was very good and the staff were friendly.

My experience was a bad one.Ordered cod,veg,and new potatoes.The fish was not that fresh,potatoes were soft and uneatable,veg was very over cooked.The presentation was awful,so sent this so called lunch back,and was not charged.

They serve the best coffee and tea with Cream Scones Yummy and very friendly staff. Also visit the Cathedral Shop.

Beautiful freshly cooked food and cakes always. Friendly atmosphere, beautifully clean, licensed, open 7 days a week.

It’s not immediately obvious there’s a cafe located within cathedral precincts but it’s a handy spot to have a rest after wandering around the main structure - access from left hand side of cathedral interior, although there’s also an entrance off Wilkies Walk (if I recall correctly). Menu has very reasonably priced meals/snacks/drinks and it’s table service. Interior feels spacious but it does get busy and so you might have to wait for a table to become vacant. I think most customers are “locals in the know” and of course that’s usually a good indicator.

After wandering around the beautiful cathedral the smell of freshly ground coffee wafted its way over the aisle. So my wife and I followed into the restaurant. We sat on a deep sofa and were given a menu by a very polite waitress. We had spotted the cakes and scones on the way in so ordered from them even though the meals on the menu looked very inviting too. Nothing is rushed here so don't call in for five minutes. It is very relaxing though. And the food tastes great. Prices are very reasonable. Used the conveniences on the way out and they were spotless. Truro is such a nice little city with this beautiful landmark building in the centre. It feels like the hub of the community too with so much going on. I will definitely visit again. Maybe lunch next time.

When we visit the wonderful cathedrals around the country, we always like to support the tea rooms and the shops associated with them. We headed for the tea room before entering the cathedral itself, but our visit was disappointing as they were not able to offer any gluten free scones or gluten free cake with tea and coffee. We were told they thought they had some carrot cake, but it turned out not to be the case, so it was a personal disappointment on this occasion.

Very nice restaurant at the back of the beautiful Cathedral. Staff very lovely and polite, food was just right. Panini, sandwiches and cream teas. Reasonable prices too. Very clean. Will return.

Quick lunch today in this immaculate and clean restaurant. Lovely friendly waitress service fresh hot food at a very reasonable price. Would highly recommend a visit breakfast lunch or dinner.

We have been to the Truro Cathedral Restaurant on a number of occasions and have never been disappointed. The food is cooked to order meaning that it is well presented and very nice! The chef there does a great job. We certainly recommend going an paying a visit but be warned. It is always busy, especially during the summer months and very popular. It's not uncommon for there to be only one or two tables available during the busy times. The service at the restaurant is mostly good (table service) but you can get forgotten a bit when its particularly busy. I often note that the waitresses are run off their feet when its busy! Also be prepared that they will sometimes host events in the room. We have turned up on some occasions where half the room has been reserved or the restaurant is closing earlier than usual. Overall, definitely recommend a visit.

We had an excellent lunch here yesterday. The cafe was very full but we managed to find a sofa seat. The menu was extensive, there were a good number of 'specials' and the quality of the food was really excellent. The staff were friendly and efficient and although we had to wait for a while, this was no problem. The staff were working hard in order to keep things going smoothly and the price was good. We would certainly recommend this cafe to anyone!

Visited whilst in Truro on a gorgeous day out and the food was absolutely magnificent! Staff so kind and friendly too really went the extra mile:)

Amazing food great service and such a chilled out place, I will go back again soon 😬 anytime you’re in Truro this place is a delight the staff are pleasant and menu is for all your needs

Just the place after visiting the dentist! Seriously it offers very good value for food & coffee and opens at 8.30am. Just right

Arriving a little after 2pm for a late lunch with our two children (12 & 15) we had a short wait for a table to become available (it's popular which is a good sign with the number of food outlets available in Truro). The next hurdle we expected to be faced with was a number of menu items unavailable. Not so and we were delighted.

Lovely spacious eatery, clean and a good selection of dishes. I had the cheese and mushroom omelette, the other half had the roast pork special with trifle.

Went into have breakfast and was very disappointed the breakfast was awful the egg was hard as rock and rubbery I asked for mushrooms I got 1 and the whole plate of food was Luke warm I complained to the staff and the response was I'm very sorry nothing else was said and nothing was done about it WILL NOT be going back.

A delightful find in a city full of places to eat. The reviews had warned the service could be slow but we found it very quick even though most of the tables were in use because plenty of friendly staff. Our home made soup and sandwiches made to order were delicious and reasonably priced.

We went here for a late snack lunch. It was busy and we were warned about a delay. The food came in 45 minutes. It is table service by friendly waitresses. The food is well cooked and good value.

We visited the cathedral just for a short time, really just for their brilliant cream teas in the restaurant. The staff are lovely and friendly, the cream tea consists of two large scones, two pots of jam, clotted cream and a generous pot of tea (enough for two cups) all for £4.50. If you can't manage to finish the food they put it in a bag to take away for later.

Visited the cathedral coffee shop on many occasions, plenty of room to eat, and don’t feel packed in. Food is always fresh and warm and staff provide a good service .

Hidden away to the side of the Cathedral in the Chapter House is this little gem of a restaurant. We called in for a cup of coffee and a cream tea. Both were excellent, the scones freshly baked and the coffee delicious. The service was...

I think this is my first 5 ever! For what it is, a Cathedral cafe it is amazing and such good value .I have been twice in a month . It is not fast but they are clear that they serve good food well and...

Another delicious lunch at the Cathedral tea room. I chose the cottage pie and my husband had the jacket with prawns. Both were generous portions, very tasty and good value for money. Wouldn't hesitate to recommend.

The snow had just thawed followed by pouring rain! So the cafe was a welcome sight to us as we...

Took visiting friends to the Cathedral Restaurant for lunch on a wet and windy day in January. There was a...

When you arrive in Truro on the overnight train at 7a.m. and you have 6 hours to kill before the...

Having visited here for lunch whilst away on holiday visiting the Cathedral, we realised how good this little gem was....

This isn’t the worlds trendiest cafe. They don’t serve food on metal trays, or chopping boards, or in enamel dishes....

Great selection of snacks, soups, sandwiches and breakfast menu, great tasting breakfast, very friendly staff, good value for money. Well...

Had lunch on Saturday and ordered ploughmans sandwich and my wife had homemade soup, I expected just a sandwich bur it came in thick wholemeal break with about an inch of filling plus a side salad, gorgeous.

My lunch of soup was very enjoyable in this well run restaurant . The staff were attentive and service was quick despite it being half term holiday for the schools. I will be visiting again.

This is a lovely tranquil cafe with loads of light from the big windows looking out onto the gardens. You can sit on comfy sofas for a coffee or have a meal at a table. The staff are friendly and helpful and the menu is varied - sandwiches, soup, baked potatoes, salads, hot meals, scones and cakes. Everything is freshly prepared so expect a wait if it's peak time. The food was delicious and we will definitely go back.

been for a roast here a few times, it has always been amazing one of the best in the county, the staff are also very friendly and it has a great atmosphere.

We've only ever visited this coffee shop for elevenses when holidaying nearby, but the coffee, tea and homemade cakes are absolutely super. A very large selection of cakes, all looking equally appetising.

Walking around the cathedral we spotted this restaurant which isn't very advertised or signposted. Turned out to be a great find. The food was excellent with good portions served by a friendly waitress.

Their motto is " we don't serve fast food but we serve good food fast as we can"Reasonable prices , good choice of food well cooked and presented , waitress service very friendly and efficient We couldn't fault it and will definitely go back again for our 5th visit

This fairly large restaurant deserves to be better known. From coffee and tea to sandwiches or generous portions of home-cooked lunch and afternoon tea and cakes it's extremely good value for money. Child-friendly it even has small tables and chairs for them. Tourists and regulars alike are made very welcome, my late husband had dementia and they treated him as a valued guest and friend and supported me after his death. Regular waitresses who add a personal touch by getting to know and remembering their customers. There's a sign above the counter to the effect "Please be patient as we do not serve fast food, just slow-food properly cooked which is worth the wait." Drinks are brought promptly but then you sit back, relax and enjoy the fact that you're on proper Cornish Time! This is true of most of the many excellent local eating places.

Went for a bite to eat in this cafe while shopping. Never been in here before so thought I'd try it. my mum had a cream tea which were fresh homemade scones she really enjoyed them. I had a huntsman sandwich which was on lovely thick granary bread so delicious the salad was a mixture of lettuce cucumber onions sweetcorn. The cafe is a good size. Lots of choices on the menu from snacks to sandwichs jacket potatoes to meals like roast chicken and veg. Also if your a cake fan your in for a treat as lots are on offer. All look delicious. Will go back here again.

We enjoyed the cathedral tour, we then enjoed a hearty breakfast at a reasonable price. The range of cakes and pastries was well wort a look and it's in the city center

This restaurant ticks all the boxes for quality of food, service and atmosphere. If you can get a place (it's very busy on market day lunchtimes), then you should expect the best in all respects. Please don't ever change the formula.

Worth a visit.. Staff friendly and cakes are amazing. Added with the additional antiques shops for a look around after coffee .

Visited after going around the cathedral which always holds such an amazing experience for me. The restaurant looks and feels like a convent in that there are plenty of priests around (haha) but it was a lovely dining experience. Would recommend coming here and the prices are good as well.

So we are in Truro on holiday trying to find a restaurant. Standing in a shop doorway on trip advisor with the teenage children getting hungrier by the minute. Stop looking and just go to the back of the cathedral. Here you will find a building which looks like the council library and inside looks like a village hall. What you will actually get though is a place which is clean. The food is freshly prepared and it's not going to break the bank. It's busy so you might have to wait but hey so what your on holiday. The room itself is big and airy and it gives you time to relax. You are also in a way giving some money to the Cathedral. We had scampi and chips. My teenage children had ciabatta sandwiches which chips to share as the portion is big enough and my wife had quiche. The food was all pipping hot and freshly made. It came to £30 with drinks so was very reasonable compared with a lot of the cafe and restaurants in the town which are all trying to be out of the ordinary. So look no further and pop along

After an organ recital in Truro Cathedral, we decided to visit the coffee shop for coffee and cake.We were pleasantly surprised at the coffee shop - airy and bright, with a good range of snacks.We were told to sit down and the waitress would come to us. The coffee shop was not busy, so we assumed service would be fairly quick. After half an hour's wait my husband said he wasn't going to wait any longer we would go elsewhere. However, as we prepared to depart a waitress wandered over to take our order. We complained about the time taken to be served, and were told she had been 'sorting out a problem'. This did not seem to have been the case as she had been wandering around with her order pad and returning orders to the clipboard behind the till with no sense of urgency. She was surly and I didn't see her smile the whole time we were there(The other waitresses & staff all seemed to be working very efficiently)I'm afraid the poor service probably means that we will probably not return to this very pleasant coffee shop.

Just eaten breakfast with Alice in the cathedral cafe Truro. As it says on the sign we don't serve fast food we serve good food as fast as we can. We have just had a full breakfast and egg hash brown and bacon sandwich served with tea. My order was taken fast friendly and efficiently even with my daughters additions and changes. We then received our hot fresh tea which gave us three cups each and freshly prepared hot breakfast which was delicious to say the least and all for under £12. I would recommend this restaurant to anyone visiting Truro if you want reasonably priced good hot food served in pleasant surroundings. A little treasure.

Arrived at 10:49 :and were unable to get breakfast as they stopped serving at 10 :45. ...spoke to a lady on the counter who clearly wasnt in need of our custom as she made no effort customer service wise to help us !!

Visited the cathedral and felt like a treat, we were not disappointed. Excellent cream tea and sandwiches. Lovely quality and good value. Wonderful!

Took granddaughter inside she was excited to see all the pictures and structures of this cathedral,and how old it was well worth another visit

The food here has varied over many years but this set up is very good always receiving fresh well cooked meals no matter what time of day you go. The service is very good especially now it's gone to waitress service. There is an excellent selection of food which is always well presented and tasty. I would recommend this restaurant for a visit as it is set in the cathedral and gives you chance to have a look around and work of a bit if what you have just eaten.

Very (pleasantly) surprised. Having visited the Cathedral, we went to the Café without any great expectation, beyond looking for a decent cup of tea. Ended up having lunch, as the menu offered so much more. Good quality and good service.

Friendly and tucked away restaurant, which serves a great English breakfast in a quiet and spacious environment

Located in a large, airy school hall-like room. Somewhat 'sixties-style architectural features. Rather brutal-looking interior. Accessed through the cathedral, with toilets nearby. Service was okay but we felt non-regulars not that welcome (some groups clearly were regulars and received lots of attention). We had savoury main courses, coffees etc. Paid and left. We asked why a young couple were sat at a table with a table cloth, trimmings, were they perhaps having a special tea, getting engaged, celebrating something? No, some tables get table clothes, others do not was the reply. Hmm. We filled up with an enjoyable pastie bought from a bakery next to the cathedral entrance.

The place is pleasant and the staff are also pleasant. The food is quite nice. We both had the Spring special, a roast beef dinner with a free trifle. The runner beans were hard but the carrots and roast potatoes were ok. The beef was a little tough. The trifle was quite nice. Will probably have a sandwich next visit. Saw them and they looked good..

Great food,staff,service,atmosphere and great value for money! Try the Cornish blue, apple and walnut sandwich! Mmmmm! To die for! Have a glass of wine or two! Wonderful cakes! Can't wait to go back! Love it!!!!

This restaurant is a 'bit of a barn' but the staff are attentive and the food very good and reasonably priced. Worth a visit if you come to the Cathedral.

Restaurant is large and airy. Table service which is quick and very friendly. Food cooked fresh to order.