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I am reviewing 2 visits. Our first visit was for a lunchtime sandwich. Our second was for a Sunday lunch. Our lunchtime sandwich was a lovely experience. We sat in the main area of the cafe which was calm, light and airy, nice atmosphere and service. The sandwich was very good, fresh and plentiful. The Sunday lunch was served in what I would call the conservatory. It was very cramped and busy. The air conditioning was turned up way too high, but was turned off on request. The Pynes roast beef was very nicely presented but ruined by over use of garlic. The cutlery wasn't suitable as the knife didn't really cope with the beef, even though it was perfectly cooked. The dessert was delicious, I had blackberry and apple pie. On payment, we tried to use a voucher which had been given as a present. There had been a problem with the system back in June,which had cost The Levels a considerable amount of money. They said that they had sent emails to everyone explaining the problem. Our son checked, but found no trace of any email. He had however had the amount of the voucher refunded a few days after purchase. We paid for the meal, but felt a bit let down by the whole experience. Also one W.C. for male and female for a whole restaurant is not adequate.

I never thought that I could find such delicious Momos in London 😋 The staff were really really friendly with great service 😊.

What a great welcome an inspiration for a village done Ian

Small independent community cafe family orientated staff members all who come through the doors are welcomed listened to and helped.sarahs ability to get to the heart of any confidences or problems being shared are legendary

Its my local and the only pub in the village. Attended a very good quiz and curry night in aid of local nursery group.

Nice Sunday Lunch, Nice Pint of Fosters

I went to the glove that fits on a Sunday night,(fossil archive)and the vibe was amazing,the staff are brilliant and so was the crowd,the man on door Ahmed was superb,highly recommend coming to this venue You will not be disappointed Nuff love ❤️

Travelled 20 mins to be refused service as they have turned the machine off despite shop being open

Ok, not great. Menu didn’t state if food was spicy, then was spicy so not great. Fish hash shouldn’t be called “fish”as its 5% fish 95% egg and potatoes. £5 for a 200ml (if so) soda??? And finally the waiter barely spoke to us so we had to ask for everything ourselves. And took cutlery out of his pockets.

All their food is halal. Food was good and staff were friendly. 15% off on Tuesdays.

Really nice, fresh cooked fish and chips, well worth the drive to come here. Delicious!

Great atmosphere for all ages.,with warm friendly service.

I was really looking forward to sausage and chips, and mushy peas so as I was passing I thought let's try Well I wish I hadn't the sausage was not of any quality and over cooked but yhatvwas not the worst of it the chips were absolutely disgusting not even my 2yr old grandson who eats anything would have more than a bit of 1 and even put yhe other half back on the pile of chips they were like Iceland own brand chips that had been cooked and re-cooked then left in the hot area to go all mushy and soggy it was so bad I actually went without eating that night apart from the mushy peas but you cant go wrong with them open the tin and heat up and will not be recommending or revisiting this chip shop again I will stick my regulars in highbroom and st John's the people who have rated this above 2 star need to get out of the village and try other chip shops as if all experiences are like mine it was not edible (maybe I went in on the wrong day it was a Friday about 7ish

Great atmosphere. Service could use a bit of attention. Food was made with love.

My only criticism is the instant coffee! However I did see a coffee machine, and suspected it was out of order. Everyone was pleasant and cheerful, and the kitchen welcomes motorcyclists.