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My AroamA supper arrived & was really looking forward to it but this SriLankan selection was outstanding: each dish finely flavoured & perfectly complemented the others. The vegan selection included aubergine curry, coconut tofu, yellow rice, kale mallsg, carrot sambal, tempered dhal & flatbread., each one delicious. To have this home cooked & delivered for £16 is the v best value too. Each week a different country’s specialities & always excellent. Highly recommended & v much appreciated.

The best fish & chips in the area, and we have tried most of the options around Bath. The portions are on the larger size, but the fish always has a crispy but not too thick batter and the fish is not overcooked. The chips are always good and there are a number of options on the large menu. You can eat in or take away.

Once again 5 stars love this place x mas meal booked see you soon

Perfect food and perfect service as usual!

Very sweet cafe, lovely selection of cakes and food available.

We bought tickets to the fireworks night and had a fantastic evening , the event was really well organised with plenty of parking and lots going on. The cafe looked great with plenty of space to eat, there’s some really cool seating pods looked like they would seat 4 maybe 6 and they were dotted around. I could see some farm animals they looked great, well worth a visit.

The food was delicious and the staff was very kind ! I highly recommend this place !

Great service, reasonable prices and the products were incredible. Try the raspberry fudge, to die for. A touch of summer in the day.

We travelled 3 hours from Chichester ( and 3 hours back) to visit the cheese factory followed by cheese tasting and lunch. Absolutely delightful place, very welcoming and very well run. A pleasure to support such amazing "family" business surrounding by highly motivational and passionate staff. The tour was very informative (manager was very passionate, with a very nice sense of humour and not rushing the tour, ) the tasting very nice and the lunch delicious ( again the restaurant manager was equally charming, addressing all our needs and nothing was too much. An experience to be repeated and that we highly recommend. ( even the cows and calves were gorgeous !!)

Where were the menus? Eventually given tatty incomplete booklet! No soup. Tables need wiping over. Obvious they don’t try too hard and no local competition.

Visited for lunch and couldn’t really get anything we wanted. All sandwiches are pre made which really doesn’t allow you to have what you want, you just end up with certain things you like but with some ingredients you might not. I was told they don’t make up anything any more because there’s ‘only 3 of us and it gets too busy’. Well it was bang in the middle of lunchtime and there was only ourselves and 2 other people in the shop, hardly overrun! I even asked if they could put some coronation chicken on a wrap with a bit of salad, to which I was told no, obviously. The only thing they would make up was salad boxes where they added a filling on top of certain salads, be interesting to see how much longer it would take to add those ingredients to a roll instead of a salad bowl, I’m guessing not much if anything. I bet they also have far more wastage pre making. Not sure how businesses survive sometimes..

We’re always so happy with the food, drinks and service at the Burj. The food is always stunning and so many gin choices! There are roadworks around the restaurant at the moment but we took the back roads to get there and the lovely guy who took our payment even thanked us for making the effort to come over which was so lovely. We’ll be back soon!

Absolutely lovely cafe and shop. Extremely helpful and friendly staff. Excellent coffee. Nice-looking menu which we hope to sample another time. Good clean customer toilet. Really interesting range of cards and other goods as well as food etc in the shop. I went as part of a trip to see the village with my elderly mum and we were offered a very interesting information sheet to look as we drank our coffee and we were able to have it photocopied, which very much enhanced our walk in this interesting and historic village. Highly recommended.

Arrived at 2.25pm on Saturday afternoon after a long cycle down the canal path. We asked about food to be told no hot food as they were clearing down the kitchen (open til 4pm) They did agree to making us a BLT which was nice, thick bread, plenty of bacon and very much appreciated at that moment. The cutlery served with it however was not clean, the fork still had congealed food in the prongs so had not been washed properly. Luckily as it was a sandwich we didn’t need or use the cutlery. Reasonably priced

food was OK! but expensive. over £6 for a pint of Guinness!! . No wonder there was no one in