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This place was one of our favourite holiday ‘finds’ after meandering along the long, beautiful road from Glenelg, not knowing what was at the end (our favourite past time). That was 8 years ago and we discovered the best home-made salmon quiche I’ve ever tasted set in tiny area of eclectic seating with the local fauna sitting at your feet, all set with a stunning backdrop. Everything about it felt home-made in its genuine sense- like a reward for travellers rather than a cafe. We felt we’d found the world’s best kept secret.. So we returned. All just as beautiful and the food just as delicious, just with a place to sit inside if the clouds let go. So glad Sheena’s is going strong.

Nice to find a very dog friendly coffee shop. We had coffee and scones which came at a very reasonable price. The shop within had a beautiful selection of quirky gifts, just about to move to Pickering and can see this being a regular stop off.

Very welcoming, dog friendly, which when travelling solo can be a problem. Had a panini which was fresh with good quality filling, very tasty

We found eatPizza by chance while walking down the high street. Despite it being busy, we were warmly greeted and seated without a booking. The menu is simple, with classic Italian dishes and Indian fusion options, wow! The selection was impressive! My Italian husband tried the Palak pizza, and I had the Mortadella—both were outstanding. The thin crust and generous of toppings was perfection! The waitress recommended pairing the Indian pizza with Bombay Bicycle IPA, and it was genius, complemented husband's pizza perfectly. I enjoyed my favourite Gavi wine. We had a lovely chat with the manager about the fusion concept behind the menu, and the whole atmosphere felt very relaxed and welcoming. Efficient, friendly staff made our experience even better. It was the perfect end to our mini trip! Highly recommend. If you’re in the area, this is a must-visit!

“Seafood from the coast of Exmouth straight to your plate. This is what the website says and that is exactly what you get. Tucked away just behind the main street in Exmouth is this lovely seafood restaurant. A small bar and dining area downstairs with more dining and the kitchen upstairs. If you can secure a table upstairs you can see many of the dishes being prepared in front of you. The menu is as you would expect mainly fish with a meat option of steak. Starters are around £7-10 with mains between £28-32. My only slight grumble is that potatoes/chips and greens are all extra. At these prices they should be included. We were a party of 5 (6 is the maximum table size) and we all had really excellent and memorable food. One of our party was 90 and thought her fish was one of the best she had ever tasted. There is a good wine list with prices starting at £22 per bottle.

I have said before Il Capitano’s is the best pizza in Mersyside, and also the north west, but honestly guys tonight was the most amazing pizza of my life!!! The best pizza in the UK!! Actually I want to change that to the best pizza in Europe. I have eaten Neapolitan pizza in Rome, Pisa, Milan and Venice but seriously you guys win hands down. Thank you for amazing service and food once again!!

We had curry goat and jerk chicken with the rum punch and it did not disappoint. Very tasty food, great portion size and quick and reliable service. Will be ordering again very soon.

This place was just awful!Table was sticky.When we tried to order it appeared there was a problem with a broken fridge/freezer which meant that most menu items were unavailable,would have been nice if they told us that when we arrived.My husband decided on a bacon and sausage roll,they had no rolls (seriously?) so he settled for a bacon and sausage sandwich which he said was nice enough.Sadly by this time i was a bit hacked off so i only had an appletise.I never considered going here before but most places were strangely shut!They said it was a little late in the day to be eating-it was just past 2pm!I wouldn't go back and i can't recommend the place.I had to grab a roll at Greggs which in hindsight would have been a better first option!

I love this place it’s another of our Sheffield coffee favourites. The young lady who is front of house has the most lovely manner. Be warned if you come for a cuppa you will take one look at the food and you will have to try it. You will return for the wonderful Italian sausage!

This was our 4th visit to The Wolds Edge and it’s been fabulous, every time. The staff are friendly and polite, nothing was too much trouble. I can highly recommend the breakfast and lasagne, both tasted fresh and were well presented. The coffee and orange juice topped it off nicely. The ribeye steaks we bought from the butchery were the best we’ve had for a long time. The cakes looked delicious but we were just too full to try any!

The food was lovely, the restaurant atmosphere was pleasant and quiet. However, the waitress working didn’t have the best of customer service; she didn’t make us feel like welcomed. Everyone else at the restaurant were lovely, but we just wanted to leave as quick as possible. I don’t know if we will ever come back again.

Don’t normally do lunches but decided to try Roys new lunchtime menu. Oh boy how many times can I say how good it was. Went for a pizza as a main as heard good things about the new dough and how light it was. They were not kidding, ate the whole thing with ease. Lovely lovely lovely 👌

Had a really great breakfast at Skyes. The waiting staff were very attentive, efficient and helpful. The food was very good. We had a Welsh breakfast and a ham, cheese and egg galette.

Fabulous Thai food with quality ingredients and flavours. Our family favourite!

I've been so many times! My family and friends love the food and atmosphere so much, we more or less eat here at least once a month if not more often! I would advise leaving some room for pistachio cheesecake or ice cream I cant recommend this place enough!