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Booked afternoon tea to celebrate sister's birthday. Got to say quite disappointed with food. Nothing like previously peoples posted pictures. Order the premium afternoon tea but got to say only received glass of champagne which was different to normal afternoon tea. Was suppose to have different savouries but received different ones not on menu which we did not like. Was not advised of the when ordering which is poor service, also did not get different pastries ie macaroons did not get any. Got to say cakes were very poor and was very disappointed especially when you pay £60 each. Overall walked away feeling disappointed and surprised that we experienced this as we were so looking forward to it celebrating her special birthday.

Chicken chow mein was disappointing, dry noodles and little chicken. Have had good meals here before. Cash only is a bit old fashioned. Friendly service.

Three guys who were really really drunk one of them tried to start on my friend when he went to the toilet for no reason very strange vibe.

Tasteless greasy expensive curries. Unwelcoming, abrupt staff with zero social skills. Such a shame as a lovely building and location with such potential.

My main memory that i will take way from this visit to this particular Nero is the great staff who were very friendly efficient and knowledgable; plus I was served promptly given the busy nature of the shop at the time of my visit. Nero's coffee is by far the best on the British High Street.

Hardly ever get around to writing reviews but had to give credit to Tony and the team as I thought they were so helpful and lovely and we had such a great family lunch there. We were a large party of 16 and it was my elderly aunt's birthday and they accommodated us at relatively short notice in a private dining room and also provided a little birthday candle pudding for my aunt. The food was great and the service excellent. Can't wait to go back in the summer and check out the lovely courtyard.

I'm really surprised at previous poor reviews as I had an excellent experience today. I ordered mushrooms on toast and my husband had the full breakfast. Both were excellent. My husband is very fussy and said it was one of the best breakfasts he'd had. The staff were attentive and chatty. We also took away bread and cakes. I will definitely go back.

Such a cute spot and I really enjoyed the coronation chicken sandwich. A proper British classic done well.

As we are in lockdown it was a real treat to have an Indian Takeaway, my husband has eaten here many times and assured that it was great food. The takeaway didn’t disappoint. It arrived on time and was not and delicious. Would thoroughly recommend end. Thank you .

A small and friendly coffee shop located quite centrally in Bampton. Typical café menu with soups, sandwiches and drinks. The interior was pleasantly decorated and not with excessive items of wall decorations.

Toppings are good, website not fit for purpose. Cheese is awful, not authentic mozzarella, doesn’t bubble brown and tastes slimy. Such a let down as base and toppings are good

Service was so slow. Waited over 10minutes for a coffee and soft drink to be given Diet Coke instead of full fat. I just left it and drank that. then waited 30 minutes for poached eggs on toast and a club sandwich. That was supposed to come with side of crisps or Salad which got neither. !! It was not busy only 3 tables in the whole place. Awful experience!!

Visited today, waited at least five minutes at the empty counter, one couple behind us walked out and I had to shout through the door to the kitchen and eventually a young girl came out, cream tea was nice but pot of tea was not hot.

We visit HOOFS regularly as its round the corner from work. The staff are always very friendly and always happy to take our order over the phone for collection. We love the food from HOOFS and we order weekly if not more than that. The salad bowls are delicious. Great team and always chatty!! Great value for money :)

Three phone conversations with the hotel management eventually confirmed that a Sunday roast could be obtained in the Terrace resturant. A table for 7 was booked and confirmed.On arrival the Terrace resturant was set up for a wedding ceremony. No other dining tables were apparent. On querying this with bar staff we were abruptly told "not our problem".Eventually found a deputy manager who set about laying up a dining table amongst the wedding guests ! Meanwhile we tried other local venues but couldn't get in within our timescale.We eventually sat for our anticipated Sunday lunch in a crowded golf club bar surrounded by a multitude of wedding guests.The food was obviously recently pulled out of the freezer, looked and tasted same ! HOPELESS !!We recommend training for front of house management in the art of coordination and courtesy for members of the bar staff.