Horrible servicio y comida que pedimos a través de Uber cancelado en el tiempo que esperábamos la entrega no han recibido nuestro dinero de vuelta. Fuimos al restaurante y experimentamos el mismo servicio. Los usuarios deben ser advertidos de que las personas son delincuentes
OMG!!!! This place was amazing! We walked past on the way up and some how didn't see it and luckily spotted it on the way down. Had to go in and look and it was amazing! So many on offer! Absolutely love that they're all wrapped up on display so no germs can go on the food. There was a ton of choices for flapjacks which is great it was so hard to pick one to choose from! There was also fudge, chocolate bars, honeycomb, chocolate drops and way more- even hot chocolate sticks!! Spoilt for choice! Thinking of it the price of a flapjack was a lot of money, coming just under £5, however the size of the flapjack is huge and also I'm sure they'll be great quality. All hand made too which is amazing! Lovely staff, clean environment and the themed gift boxes was so cute as well! Spent a long time in here struggling to decide!! The only negative is there are no tasters! Wish there were! 😊
Ordered a naga mix box and received half a missing box. Missing items were the items we were looking forward too very disappointed and will not return even tho i have been a loyal customer for many years. Felt like a waste of money and still hungry!
72 Newport Street, Bolton BL1 1PB England, England
Interchange Cafe is a lovely new family-owned cafe right opposite the Interchange train station. They have a wide variety of menu items so it was difficult to choose because everything sounded delicious, but I ended up going for the broccoli and tomato quiche and a latte. The coffee was the cheapest one I've found so far, and it tasted great! The quiche was probably the best I've ever had! The family who works at the cafe are very friendly, welcoming, and attentive people. Highly recommend for anyone living in or coming to Bolton. I'll definitely be coming back.
Booked the camp site no problem until we arrived to find the pub shut and has been for some time, looked on there web site still saying pub open until 11pm. The Rodney Stoke Inn is closed and the camp site people need to let people know when they book.
Last year i went in September asked the lady in the pub bar ,if she knew if the chip van thats there on friday and Saturday used fresh cut chips ,she said yes ,and sure enough they were great ,the fish and the chips ,just came from an overnight stay ,was hoping the chip van was going to be there,it looked like it was but parked behind the sports bar ,and they were taking orders from behind the bar for food so was a really big queue,put my order in 40 minutes later got a buz off the number stick ,got it and the fish was loads of batter and the chips are the usual frozen rubbish you get at most holiday camps now not impressed at all ,seems they want to make quick money now ,to lazy to use real potatoes,take my own food from now on
Came here during Cowes week. We were looking for somewhere for lunch, which had space and was out of the rain. Stumbled across the club and as there were a few seats in the marquee able to accommodate our party of 6 we decided to eat and have a drink here expecting it to be quite expensive. We were pleasantly surprised by the choice of ales at very reasonable prices and the excellent pizzas which we had for lunch. The young staff were very pleasant and we thoroughly enjoyed our time there.
Went here on Christmas Day for lunch and the food was excellent you had a choice of starters and main and dessert followed by coffee and mins pies, the servers was excellent and you were not hurried between coarse, the staff where very helpful and could not do enough for you. The drink prices where very, and to top it all there was an open fire which was great. It lived in area would use a lot more one of the best pubs we have been in for sometime.