The best restaurants in St James Castle Point East of England

Awful. Arrived for our reservation that I made a week prior and the place was in darkness, no one inside, the door was locked and it was clearly closed. No communication as to why this might be, no sign on the door, no email from them to cancel my booking. Disappointing.

Very welcoming, friendly and excellent service

Comfortably the best kebab place in the area and it's not even close.

food was not what we ordered and was cold

Great service from Donna really helpful and polite through the whole service. would really recommend! helpful and great

Had to wait 20 mins for the food to be cooked, even though we ordered it for collection at 6.30pm. The staff had no hairnets and one of them was making food in a sports bra, not very hygienic at all. However, the food was nice enough but we won’t be going back.

Food was awful stone stone cold my nan and cousin had to warm there’s up in a microwave mine straight into the bin

Boycotting store, no heating in cafe or store it has been like this for sometime, How can you expect paying customers and staff to function in such terrible conditions.

Run by the Salvation Army the cafe sits near the olympic cycle track. There are tables inside and some comfy sofas though there's no air conditioning so it can get very warm indoors. Wooden picnic tables outside have plenty of options for families with children and dog walkers. The menu is very limited, basically hot and cold drinks, breakfast rolls with a choice of bacon or sausage, pies, pasties, chips, sausage rolls, sandwiches and some pastries. The breakfast bundle is good value at £5 for a breakfast roll and any hot drink. The service is extremely slow but as there's only one pay serving and pay point it's down to the speed of the staff and the amount people are ordering. Between our party we had a steak pasty, a vegetarian pasty, chips and sausage in a roll. The pasties are a good size, chips were plentiful and there were two sausages in the bread roll. Pretty good value and everything tasted very good. I noticed a flyer advertising live music on some evenings with a £2 donation entry fee. I'd happily visit again as we weren't in a rush and enjoyed the lovely sunshine with our food and drinks. The coffee options were good quality.