This is a regular café, really nice fluffy eggs and the service was ok
Unfortunately they don't have non dairy milk or any other options
Nothing special but not bad
We would like to think that we are curry connoisseurs 😜. Been to a lot of different restaurants. We moored up near the harecastle tunnel and decided to pop into kidsgrove for a curry. We were recommended Arena by a customer that was standing outside. We took a chance and it was a good decision. Karen was brilliant and the food was fantastic. The lamb was so tender, fresh cauliflower in the bhaji and the channawalla was so tasty. Would thoroughly recommend. Unfortunately we were early and the restaurant was empty so I can’t give a great review on the atmosphere.
Ordered the mini veg spring rolls and what came definitely had meat/prawn in them.
Emailed and waiting for a reply but as a vegan for nearly 8 years and there website having what seemed to be very good labelling for veggie/vegan options I wouldn’t trust them at all.
Myself and 4 others were looking forward to having a lovely sunday breakfast at cafe Morso though it turned out to be a disappointing visit which ruined our morning. The place was dirty and with cups lying around from the night before. There was only one person working who was serving and preparing the food which is unacceptable for a place like this in the city centre. I’ve never come across just 1 staff member running a big joint like this before. He wasn’t coping either, we waited ages to be served then another hour for our food to be prepped. When it arrived, we were all shocked as it was served on thin white bread. When we questioned the chap he said they had ran out of muffins. The decent thing to do would have been to communicate this with us before wasting our time and wasting that food as none of us ate it and we left the place in disgust. Still in disbelief that the managers have allowed this to happen. We felt sorry for the staff member who was also sorry as he explained that it was not his fault and that this kept happening where he was being left alone to run this place hence why he had handed in his notice and was leaving in a week or so. Whether the managers are cost-cutting and trying to reduce staff or they just don’t care, this should be communicated to potential customers as it is not fair that they are allowing customers into this place to then be disappointed.
The food at loyds now is extremely delicious also with complimentary onion bahajjies which was great we had a extra mouth over all fantastic service from the new guys children every one enjoyed
Just about passable. 1/ sit inside as it is much warmer than the outside cloisters. 2/ all the cushions are well worn and need replacing, the staff don't really know what they are doing, the service is a bit hit and miss, the prices are expensive to say the least. The toilets are ok. There must be better places to eat in Worcester as there cant be much worse places to eat. Seems to attract eccentrics like people who shout across the cafe to other diners and people who employ their phone on loud speaker thinking that this is acceptable for modern public interaction in britain.
Had a medical appt nearby and saw their flyer. Intrigued so popped in as thought it would be somewhere new to try but wanted to see it before inviting others. Never felt so uncomfortable and unwelcome at any other bar in my life, most off-putting. Hopefully the lady serving was just having an off day, we all have them I guess. Didn't return; reviews suggest it's better than my experience.
Very freshly prepared meal. I had a lovely lentil soup with roll and butter and my husband had a Brie and cranberry sauce sandwich with chopped peppers and tomatoes on the side all delicious. We also indulged in a scone jam and cream!
Do go you’ll be glad you did.