The best restaurants in St James Castle Point East of England

Bit disappointed close at 7pm on Sunday evening but clearly says its open. Even booked a table and was accepted. Maybe change their opening hours on google.

Just don’t do it! Absolutely disgusting 🤮 stay well clear

11 of us went out for a birthday celebration, 7 adults 4 children. Went to bar ordered drink, Bar staff was very friendly and accomodating. Had a drink and then was shown to our table, Waiter came over and explained how to order the food, as you have to go to bar and order. All starters came up together along with childrens mains, then all adults dinners came out together, every meal was piping hot and we thoroughly enjoyed ourselves. Prices was very reasonable

Never again. Really upset stomach from all that ate there

William was very accommodating and prompt with his service and he is a credit to the company and we was very greatfull that the Tarpot was accommodating late at night we entered at 8:50 and still got served well done guys

Very nice workers they put extra toppings for free better than dominos

We took our granddaughter in there today, the staff were very attentive. One gentleman even cleared our table after we finished our meal and prior to that a lady wiped down the table before we sat down. All the time bins were being emptied. Very impressed.

This cafe was absolutely appalling. The coffe machines were all broken and leaving all muck on the floor. The tables were not cleaned at all. All of the cutlery hadn’t been cleaned properly. The sausage rolls were hard and horrible. Limited seating. Not many staff. Slow queue for food. Machine to order food on but can do it at the counter. Horrible cafe would not recommend don’t bother with it. Waste of time very disappointed. Poor service. HORRIBLE!!!

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.