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Nice little place to visit. The staff were lovely.

Disappointing for first time.Prawn and crab sandwich contained the smallest shrimps I had ever seen and crab sticks !! which are dyed white pollock

This is not your average cafe- both food and services have standard. We went there both for breakfast & lunch upon friends' recommendation. Then we discovered it does bistro during weekends evenings which we went on a Friday night. We were very impressed: it is very obvious the chef has a passion for food and understand the ingredients and has technical ability. The plates of food were expertly presented. The manager is Matt who does everything efficiently and politely, a good communicator. A lovely experience overall.

Always drive past this place post visit to family . Finally went inside , food was as good as they say . Nice chilled but vibrant atmosphere on a Sunday morning . All staff were lovely and all very efficient and friendly despite being busy . Food was amazing , definitely will go back

Went in the Ticktocks cafe at the end of lunch time and there was a two seater table squashed behind the open door and a four person table both empty. Having three shopping bags and two walking sticks and being chunky we headed for the four person table rather than being squashed behind the door with all our bags etc in the path way to the exit. We was immediatly set upon by a waitress who told us we could not have the four table just in case four people came in. I said we did not want the two seater as its to small, but she was not having an of it. So i said you dont want our money then you would rather have two empty tables, and so we left. Such poor customer service and i found insulting. We went to the Centre cafe just across the path that had two tables and four tables and we sat on a four table no problem and had a very good meal and cheaper.

Went here for supper with a friend who is known here and uses a wheelchair. The service was kind, understanding, welcoming and attentive. Our pizzas were very good - very authentic - and reasonably priced. My tiramisu was also very good indeed. What a pity I live so far away from this place!

Food is amazing, wines are great, service is excellent and the restaurant is beautifully decorated! We were there to celebrate my partner's bday and even his fussy parents loved everything. I especially love that the chef comes out to check if you are happy with the food, it really shows how much they care. We definitely will be back!

Henry and his carefully curated team create a wonderful atmosphere to enjoy delicious and innovative food. The restaurant itself is beautifully presented giving a sense of luxury but not over pretentious. The food itself is not just a feast for the eyes but it tastes every bit as delightful as it looks on the plate. I would strongly recommend visiting Damson for a welcoming fine dining experience.

What a jewel in Haslemere’s office culture crown. This lovely place is a find. Comfy chairs, a great array of home made cakes - we popped out for a cake and coffee and were were not disappointed. It’s got a friendly vibe and the menus look enticing for breakfast, lunch and dinner.

We were staying at the nearby Premier inn. Never had Nepalese food so wanted to try it. I asked for their recommendation and went with the Gurkha lamb which was superb, very tasty and medium spicy as requested. Husband had Chicken timur and loved it, it was spicer than mine! With 2 poppadoms and chutney, one rice and 2 pints it was £50 Although I thought the chutney was expensive for the amount you got and also the small pot of rice was £4.95 All in all very nice food.

We love this litle place. Nice little ride out from St Marys Bay. I enjoyed the ham salad baguette with chips and salad (proper ham) and a slush cold drink. He had the burger which was really enjoyed. Owners look after their customers and always take the time to have a little chat. Looking forward to another trip there soon.

I decided to visit this coffee house whilst on a shopping trip today. Unfortunately the initial pleasant ambiance was ruined by a lady worker, shouting very aggressively at a young member of staff who looked very upset and shocked. She chose to reprimand him publicly without showing any concern for how that affected him, her other stuff and the experience of customers on the premises. Her unprofessional attitude and conduct was shocking to witness. I frequent many coffee houses and cafes across the town but absolutely nothing could encourage me to return here and I will advise friends and family of my poor experience of this place too.

What a lovely place this is, with very friendly staff and some tasty but not too expensive wines, and they do some very tasty food as well. Happy to recommend and can't wait until we are back in Worthing so we can go here again.

We came here for a quick lunch after playing at Clue Cracker on a late Sunday afternoon, and a quick lunch we did not get. The kitchens are separate, with tapas from one and pizza from the other, and at not one point was this made clear to us before placing our order. Bear this in mind when ordering. We ordered 2 pizzas and 4 tapas dishes. The tapas arrived within 15 minutes of ordering, the pizzas were nowhere to be seen. 25 minutes passed, so we asked where the pizzas were. It was only at this point did they tell us the kitchens were separate, but assured us it wouldn't be long. 35 minutes and the tapas dishes were finished, but 2 people were still waiting for their food. We complained and they told us the food would be with us shortly. It took a total of 45 minutes for the pizzas to arrive. No apology, no offer of discount. Nothing. The food here is good, and I do really enjoy the pizzas (although Cantuccio's on Camden Road is definitely better), but not when you have to wait 45 minutes and watch other people finish their meals.

Brilliant meal .Food excellent. lovey clean restaurant and helpful staff. Kitchen accommodated our request for something that wasn’t on the menu