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Great community spirit having been out walking my dog last night I asked the staff if they could get my dog some water to drink they went above and beyond to get him some thank you

Lovely community cafe with great barista coffee.

Why do you have to play the music so loud into the morning ??? You could atleast turn it down out of respect for residents, have asked multiple times to turn music down but dont bother

Excellent food , will be back soon

Lisa was really helpful and friendly and nothing was too much whilst trying to organise my dads 70th birthday party!! The venue is brilliant for parties and my dad had the best time, so thank you to Lisa and the team x

Got myself some chips, peas and gravy with mint sauce on the peas. Really enjoyed them and was very filling good value as well.

It's a local bakery/hot food,I personally just like it here.

Light, bright, comfortable and spacious. Trading as: “Guist Clock Cafe & Shop” now. A selection of delicious home-made cakes and plus really great coffee! Very friendly, welcoming and helpful team.

Dropped in with a bunch of cyclists. The manager was very accommodating with our bikes to park around the back of the cafe (the front was a narrow pavement). Limited selection of cakes but the coffee & atmosphere more than made up. Warm & welcoming.

Lovely farm owners are lovely milk ,cheese,eggs,meat all tastes amazing and love to say hello to all the animals 😊🐐🐑🐖🐕🦃🐓🐎🐹

Called in pleasant girl serving my food was very nice if not plentiful.

Lovely food, delivered hot and efficiently.

This is the worst food I have ever had delivered. Absolutely disgusting. Never again.

Used this eatery when staying at the Premier Inn Saffron Walton a couple of years ago and there were no complaints then but things have changed. When we went to get our table at 7.30pm we were told that we weren’t being rushed but we need to get our orders in before 7.40pm or we wouldn’t be able to eat anything as the kitchen closes at 8.00pm. Once seated we were then presented with both the menu and a list, equally as long, of items that weren’t available on the menu. By this time we only had 8 minutes on the clock to decide whilst cross-checking the menu! The food itself was pretty average. After the meal we went to have one more drink in the bar. Once sat down with our drinks we were quickly told it was last orders, soon after that, around 5 minutes, all guests had to leave the bar. The England game was switched off half way through, maybe not a bad thing, and the door was practically slammed behind us as we were turfed into the lobby with the remainder of our drinks. I realise this is not the staff’s fault, they are only enforcing the rules but it all felt very rushed and stressful. Other guests were clearly annoyed by this. On the whole I think the opening hours could be handled better and something needs to be done about the lack of options, whatever the reasons, it was embarrassing.

Great naan but roti dry lamb curry looked like a puréed sauce and meat wasn’t tender . I can’t recommend but peshwari naan was amazing