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great spot, lovely food, friendly staff. Well worth a visit. Homemade cakes are gorgeous, seating is both inside and out.

We ate here tonight. The food was excellent. All six of us thoroughly enjoyed our dishes. Great service. Would 100% recommend!

Just great. Welcoming friendly helpful staff and really great Thai food. Try the steak.

Our server was Pippa, she was really nice and accommodating. All our food and drinks came out quickly and she gave great advice on the menu. Would highly recommend the mexican painkiller, a cocktail that tastes like a really good Pina colada.

I visited this cafe today for the first time.The staff were very friendly.There was plenty of choices for a lunchtime menu and also reasonably priced for Burnham Market.The drinks we ordered came out fairly swiftly and the food not long behind.Nicely presented and tasty.Its obviously very popular and we will definitely return again soon

We met friends for lunch here at this lovely old pub and the food was incredible! Will definitely return.

best cafe ive ever had. been 3 times now for breakfast, food is really good quality, not the awful stuff you find at places like a dobbies cafe for example. staff super nice and friendly, will definitely return again

Great service, nice and calm which we were looking for, no halloumi left to order, food was pretty great!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Efficient and friendly service. Tasty and clean tasting food. Reasonably priced. Great vegetarian. options! Fabulous quintessentially English tea room. Very good job for table of 8. Would definitely go again.

Visited here last week and had one of the worst experiences at a restaurant I’d ever had! I’d booked on the website and was looking forward to a Sunday roast as I’d heard good things. However, on arrival, I was greeted with a quizzical look by the ‘manager’ - who had my name down wrong. Funny, I thought, but that was just the beginning of his incompetence! We had a vegetarian dining with us and when we asked about a vegetarian option we were greeted with a baffled look and he needed to check (I thought he was the manager though?!). 5 mins later we were told there wasn’t one… something relatively common & would expect at any other restaurant these days, yet no warning while booking online. Admittedly I hadn’t checked the menu - but I never do! After a while we were offered a vegetarian risotto, but that was the only option (felt like it was thrown together in the kitchen, I like to think with a mild panic). We decided to pay for our drinks and try somewhere else for dinner but were then told that we’d have to pay the cancellation fee! How much I asked - the ‘manager’ didn’t know! The reason he stated, was that they’d ordered the food in already - amazing I thought, they knew exactly what we’d eat without preordering! I understand the logic of lost space, but the place wasn’t full! Manager came back shortly to tell me it was £39pp cancellation! The price of the meal! (Which he also got wrong looking at the Ts & Cs it was actually £36pp). Apparently I should have notified them that we were coming with a vegetarian… god forbid! So we begrudgingly agreed to eat, seeing as we were paying for it anyway. Food was good, not great. He had the cheek to include the service charge, after all of the above and multiple reminders for the drinks we’d asked for - solidifying his incompetence by taking 30 mins to bring a jug of water…and not bring enough glasses. Won’t be back!

The portions were good. I thought it we could eat there didn't know it was takeout.

I went with my dog as it was a dog friendly place and indeed it was. It is very cute inside and the staff is good. However, the bagel that I ordered were hard as a rock, the bread seemed that it had been outside for a week and definitely not worth 6£. It's a pity because the rest was really great, they even have a cute dog hairdresser downstairs.

Great dishes and even better service .. will not be disappointed , worth the visit and worth the money ... would highly reccomended

Came on a Saturday night, no booking as we walked past and thought it looked nice Service was good , food wise we ordered the cheesy garlic bread as a starter with some Olives. It was the size of an actual pizza and really delicious. Olives were really nice too The dinners were hit and miss. The risotto was quite watery and wasn't all that if I'm honest but my partner had the bolognese and it was stunning It's quite boujee in there, nice decor to justify the cost but it was lovely and wouldn't stop us coming again

We love the dog and pickle. We went for thier legendary roast and left full to the brim. They get booked up well in advance and you understand why when you taste thier food. Im looking forward to the festive period where its decorated to perfection