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recommended by our guest house. excellent meal. good service. nice ambiance. average price. woukld definitely recommend

This lovely little cafe has reopened under new management since the previous owner sadly fell ill. The new owner bakes all the cakes herself and they are absolutely incredible. My sister and I popped in and had the carrot cake (sublime!) and Victoria sponge (huge!) and thought both were delicious. A family group was just about to be served what looked like a splendid afternoon tea and we were very jealous! She also does light lunches. We will be back.

We booked a table for a large family gathering. Service was spot on, efficient and friendly. Food was fantastic. Lots of veggie options and sensible prices. Good coffee. Overall, great experience.

A really good meal, very tasty and not too filling. We all enjoyed it. 2 of us had the Thali and it was a perfect selection thank you.

Very accommodating place to eat. very quick service, great tasting food. Our go to place in Kidderminster weekday or weekend.

Always my choice for light refreshments or afternoon tea! Very accepting to my small dog Mia & Bambi! Lovely staff and good practice of my bsl sign language as deaf. So be patient service can be slow but worth the wait as often he is alone working. A good pot of decaf tea and home baked cakes and scones. Happy to top up jam cream tea at no extra charge. Today , We had cuppa soup and ham salad sandwiches and a panini ….. I had mozzarella tomato and avocado filling , with generous dressed salad garnish . under £15 per person . Very pleasing and charming. Small quaint Bletchingly homely cafe with approx 5 tables so booking recommended only a few tables outside and off street parking .

We found a warm and welcoming atmosphere in the Rose and Crown today. Lovely locals. The barman was friendly and the lady sorting out lunch orders couldn’t have been more helpful and accommodating. She was careful to make sure the correct fryer was used to make my gluten free fish and chips, which was delicious .My sister-in-law had a superb steak pie. Great location on a pretty village green. We will be returning and would highly recommend this pub to anyone.

I was recommended the Bari Tea Brewery by a friend and was not disappointed. The range of teas on offer was vast with many interesting flavours! I had the green ginger tea with a scone which was freshly baked and was very tasty! Service was very good and all the staff very friendly.

I booked with slight trepidation after reading some mixed reviews. Staying at Fionnphort or 2 nights with my wife to visit Iona & Staffa and as the trip coincided with my wife's birthday I booked the Ninth Wave as a treat. We both eat out regularly in Scotland and abroad and have been lucky enough to visit some Michelin starred places over the years. The service at Ninth Wave was slightly quirky but very pleasant and the dining room small but very relaxed. The quality of food served was beyond expectations and on a par with some Michelin starred establishments. The format is akin to a tasting menu with 3 or 4 smaller plates (#4 is dessert), cheese as an optional extra and coffee / petit fours included. We shared a decent bottle of white from an interesting list. I had scallops and wood pigeon while my wife had the mackerel and crab stuffed courgette blossom. We both chose the half lobster "main" course. the Pigeon was slightly tough but otherwise the food was faultless. The lobster was exceptional and so refreshing to see it on a menu without the usual pricing supplement. Fabulous evening - thank you Carla and John. We will visit again one day.

A really friendly welcome this morning.we were first in for breakfast shortly after opening time. The staff were really nice and welcoming. The breakfast was delicious and coffee so good we had a second cup, this set us up for our day on the next stage of the South West Coast path. A great find.

Yet again another sublime dinner, fantastic flavours, amazing presentation, cannot praise it highly enough. The front of house staff are so friendly, professional and knowledgeable, the dining room exudes old country house vibes, and Chef Patron Calum Montgomery, Scottish chef of the year, deserves every accolade, cannot wait for our next visit. Thank you to the Edinbane Lodge team for a wonderful experience.

This has been a favourite lunch spot for myself and my family for a few years now. They've recently had a change of management, and on our resent visit we could see they've been busy decorating and the main room was looking very nice, I much preferred the new decor to the old grey theme. I visited with my son and daughter, and we enjoyed a ploughman's lunch and two jacket potatoes, all beautifully cooked and delicious, and some amazing milkshakes to wash it all down. We were pleased to see the menu still had our favourites on and the service was great as usual. Highly recommended ❤️

This was our first time at Sigdi and it was absolutely beautful. Our waiter was really friendly and couldn’t do enough for us! I ordered the butter chicken and cheese naan and my fiancé ordered the chicken madras - Asian style - (hot hot hot 🥵) and they were both delicious!! I have to say, it’s the best cheese naan I’ve ever had! We will definitely be back soon! Thanks guys ❤️

A friend who lives locally suggested we have lunch here and it was a great choice. We were lucky to get the last table upstairs on a Friday lunchtime. She had a ham and cheese toastie with salad, I chose the frittata with the smoky beans and everything was delicious. You have to pay in another building next door but one on leaving, and the very pleasant girl there offered me a 10% voucher to use in the bakery opposite. As it was Valentine’s Day we chose a couple of heart shaped brownies and they were gooey, chocolatey perfection.

Ate here at this cafe / bistro yesterday as a family of three adults Food was excellent and the service was great The place is only small - circa 30 covers so booking is essential Would recommend and return