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Fantastic, couldn’t fault the service or food. Delicious seafood salad, and hubbie had the cheese and ham baguette, also very tasty. And the cake was fabulous. So pleased we stumbled across this lovely family friendly cafe. 😁

Fabulous place, the food is always great. Imaginative and delicious. Vegetarians catered for by pre-order, and the first weekend of the month they have a meat option for meat lovers! Try it, you won't be disappointed! Can't add photos, I ate it 😋

What a gem! Super clean cafe, we both had the breakfast, very reasonable price at £6, not the biggest in size but enough to fill you up especially with unlimited toast (brown & white) plus a pot of tea. A good variety of menu choices and specials. Friendly service & free WiFi if that’s what you need! Give it a visit.

Had a lovely Sunday Roast here today to celebrate Mother's Day, It was our first visit to this traditional local pub and we wouldn't hesitate to return. We had a delicious meal and were made to feel very welcome by the landlady Karen and barmaid Emily. We will definitely be back and will recommend to family and friends.

We all enjoyed the evening good food attentive staff not kept waiting friendly Only criticism when we received the bill there was a extra charge of £34ish on the bill questioned this and was told it is the vat as not included in the price we were not aware of this but was told it is on the menu When looking at the menu again it is written in the top left hand corner of the menu which none of us saw as we were just looking at all the meal options avaliable So a dish that i chose which was £17 pounds will actually cost £20 40 I think the staff should tell you about the vat as it is misleading or revise there menu prices accordingly to include the vat As i have never been to a restaurant before where they do it this way

A warm welcoming and a proper service and attention to the customer. The food is good in every plate.in this restaurant very hidden gem place

We often treat ourselves to a nice brunch here and it never disappoints us. There is always a different selection of freshly baked treats, both sweet and savoury. The staff are always very welcoming and friendly. If the weather is nice, you can sit outside and enjoy the view of the church too.

Real pub good ale, pool, sport and pub grub

Such a lovely owner and an amazing smoothie, she really took the time to make sure it was right and had so much pride in her products, my partner drank the smoothie in about 5 minutes it was so nice 😊

Ordered a spinach omelette asked for no peas, it comes with chips and salad or beans. I said I wanted beans and not salad. What do I get? Not chips and there was no spinach in the spinach omelette. The waitress was very rude, she threw a tantrum when I asked where my chips are and I ordered a 7-up which is what the menu said only to get a sprite. I’m diabetic and needed a low sugar drink hence ordering 7-Up when I asked to change it to Diet Coke she acted as though I asked her to travel to the moon. Will not be going there again that’s for sure

This is a hidden gem. Tucked away downstairs on Church street, Saffron Walden, we had the place all to ourselves on a Thursday. Excellent food, wine & service. The chef came out to greet us and say Happy Birthday with a couple of free drinks. We had risotto & duck breast to start, followed by roast duck & swordfish, then chocolate fondant & summer pudding - all delicious. The ambience is superb- candlelit, exposed brick & beams and very intimate. We were very surprised it is not packed every night. Go find it, you won’t be disappointed.

Very disappointed. Unfortunately the Red Lion has gone down hill in the last few months. Not a great choice on the menu especially if you are not keen on burgers. The portions were small and you had to order fries as extras which made it quite expensive. Will not returning anytime soon if the menu remains the same. Such a shame.

Great food and very friendly & helpful staff! Highly recommend

Im a big fan of the family run Cafe D'licious as a stop off point for breakfast. Great consistent quality food. Lovely service. I recommend. It is also on the national sustrans route through Wisbech and makes a conveniant stop off point from where travellers could enjoy a bite to eat and explore Wisbech's vibrant history (Thomas Clarkson Memorial, Wisbech Museum, Octavia Hill Museum, and Peckover House).

Lovely visit on a sunny Saturday to The Bull. Haven’t been before but after driving past a few weeks ago we decided to visit. Lovely ploughman’s lunch and a few drinks in the outdoor seating area. Owners and staff were very friendly , up for a laugh and just seemed really nice down to earth people. It had a really traditional village pub feel , we shall be going back!