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Is the same food as the old Feel Good café and very fresh and tasty. Amazing vegan gem in Chingford. Enjoy the burgers full with salad or have a coffee and cake. The stews are very healthy and nutritious. Also maze in smoothies And lots of other dishes. Decor and ambience is splendid for a quiet moment.

This is a fabulous place, would really reccomend it for breakfast. It's ticking all the boxes: amazing food, cosy restaurant, fantastic staff - so freiendly & caring. We were a group of 5 girls, really looked after and I won't exaggerate by saying that this was the nicest breakfast I have ever had in a restaurant. So tasty & fresh.

We had our sons first birthday party here and it was absolutely amazing! The buffet was gorgeous and everyone who came commented on how good the food was! Morgan (the owner) went out of his way to help us set up for the party before guests came and made sure we were happy as well as everyone else. I would 10000% recommend any smaller events being held here! I have been previously for afternoon tea and to buy cakes. I know I will be going here a lot more now as I can not fault a single thing! 🤍

Wendy's is such a delightful place! We parked in the car park and met old friends for coffee here. A delightful walk along the canal to Little Bedwyn, round through Chisbury, and back to Wendy's for a delicious lunch. The menu is extensive, the food's delicious, and the staff very friendly and welcoming despite being so busy. We managed to resist Wendy's fresh-baked cakes, but they looked sublime. We couldn't have asked for more. Great Bedwyn is fortunate indeed!

As I was planning a weekend in Brighton, I did some research on Tripadvisor and drew up a shortlist of five outstanding Italian restaurants. Some of them offered high-end Italian cuisine which is fine but there are always certain dishes I look for when considering an Italian restaurant and they didn't offer them as menu options. Given this criteria, I decided upon Cibo and was not disappointed in the least. I decided to book a table well in advance and it's just as well I did as it was very busy upon arrival. The greeting was friendly; the service attentive and we were shown to a table near the kitchen. We both elected to start with tricolore which was exactly as it should be: each constituent ingredient being superb. My wife then went for the pollo al funghi which she absolutely devoured: had she have had the nerve, it's possible she would have licked the plate! I chose the canelloni which was spot-on: not too tomatoey, very tasty and seasoned to perfection. We rounded-off our meals with my eternal Italian dessert choice tiramisu and bannofee: both were great examples. Even the chilled-to-perfection limoncello was just right. Washed down with a fine vegan Ombrellino pinot grigio, Cibo played its coup-de-grace and we left well-satisfied, even pleased that the high standard of food, drink and service had come in just over the £100 mark. That may sound expensive but it proved to be excellent value for our meals and the overall experience.

Fabulous Italian food very well cooked and prepared by great people. Whether you have pizza or pasta you won't be disappointed. The starters are rather filling so be warned as the main courses need to be done justice to, the chicken fusili or the carbonara are both awesome as are the freshly made pizzas which you can design yourself. Add to this a good selection of wine, cocktails and limoncello than you have a great time to look forward to. Just remember to book a table as it's a small place. Even better book for two nights, one for pasta and one for pizza!

We were passing by and my young son wanted to say hello to the staff as he was intrigued by the decorations outside the restaurant. The manager on duty was lovely, she spoke to my son and gave him a free candy floss! We had already eaten so didn’t go in for food but the customer service we received not even being customers has definitely shown the standards set and we will definitely be making a trip soon to try this restaurant for the first time. We wanted to write a review to just thank the manager (we weren’t able to catch her name) for being so kind to our son which she did not have to do!

Been a few years since last in Blackpool and one of the first places we chose to revisit was ‘Brens’. Absolutely gutted that it was no more. Visited several times, when it had just opened and thought it was a winner. Hope the guys and Bren(da) are doing well! X

Finally after a number of years we made it to Creel and Reel. Hot lobster rolls and a bacon and scallop sandwich. Absolutely delicious.

Freshly made tasty food. Locally owned and run. Give this wee place your business instead of the chain cafes.

We had a great breakfast. We all had baps - sausage, bacon, egg and bacon and ultimate bap with everything in it, plus proper tea no bags, cappucinos and latte. Baps were very tasty with plenty of fillings and drinks perfect. Staff were very friendly and nothing was too much trouble. Perfect for our journey home. We will be back.

This place is amazing so authentic and friendly, the twins are charming and smiling every moment, their food is tasty and different, I really enjoyed the space and music too.

Visiting the area, booked this for a birthday treat. It didn’t disappoint, on a horrible wet, windy evening, the Bar area and Restaurant were warm and welcoming. Staff very friendly and service excellent. The food was lovely, generous portions, beautifully presented. If you are in the area give it a try!

Cute cafe, went there for lunch and had a delicious soup. Good for vegetarian options and vegan coffee

Food is bang on, staff are cool and inside is really nice and vibrant