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We didn’t fancy fish & chips and stumbled across this cafe . So glad we popped in. Friendly , welcoming staff. Clean and bright. Dog friendly (doggie icecream on sale and a donation jar for a dog treat), food was freshly made and delicious. We had paninis, a chocolate brownie , Americano, hot chocolate and a dirty chai. Will definitely visit again ! PS: loved the spade spoons.

A stylish hotel with an ocean view and a laid-back vibe, perfect for a weekend away.

Fantastic pub. Full of friendship and human warmth. A hut lost in Oxfordshire with good embers in the stove and in hearts.

Great service and delicious food

Lovely place! Great atmosphere, cute witchy decor and delicious cider! I recommend the tropical and pina colada flavours! Uts now one of my regulars. Places like this are super rare in Hampshire so well worth a visit

Excellent kebabs, perfectly cooked. The meat and the great range of salads are fresh. The staff are friendly and treat everyone as a valued customer. The generous portions represent great value.

Great place to visit and will be back

Lovely atmosphere, decor and food. Recommended for all

Ordered recently and something went wrong with the order (which happens!). I didn’t want a replacement that evening so they kindly allowed me to reorder another day. We just had our replacement order and it was very good. Thank you!

This appetiser is surprising, this lunch is worth tasting, and this dessert will make you return.

Very nice pub, friendly staff, and a lovely lunch.

Local bar with many cask and tap beers. The locals are fun and funny. Great place for a pint and relax

Charming little coffee shop, well worth a visit. Reasonably priced food, service was quick & staff were very friendly.

¡El mejor helado de Oxford y una gran selección de sabores! Mi favorito era un "bollo de cruz fría". Nos encanta este lugar y es muy céntrico!

Another great cafe in Brighton with its own personal twist. Dharma is a great place to work or meet friends, with a friendly and warm atmosphere, where staff seem so relaxed and honest. The food was the highlight of my visit, with a really nice shakshouka, seemingly far more traditional than you get at most brunch places nowadays - cheesy, slightly spiced and all mixed together. It was delicious. The coffee was good too, though maybe fell a little short of my expectations. All in all, Dharma coffee is a unique cafe that is worth a visit if you want a brunch menu that’s a little something different, Turkish inspired, and great service!