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Fantastic service, they ran out of tequila so the barmaid ran out to get more for our drinks. Quick service, delicious food. Would be back here in a heartbeat, the perfect place for our date night

Four of us had a great meal. On a Saturday night it’s normally best to book a table - they do get busy. This Saturday night was no exception - they were heaving. However, our meals were spot on delicious. We didn’t have to wait for our table or our meals. The guys working there really do put a shift in. They’re very friendly, efficient and attentive - but not so that they’re hovering over your table. For us Pickles is the best Indian in town. Delicious food, great friendly service, a lively atmosphere and reasonable prices.

Lovely place, staff very helpful, not a lot of choice on the menu

Bacon, brie, and cranberry baguette was delicious and a really good bargain! Coleslaw was equally yummy. And all very affordable.

Brilliant place, staffed by volunteers for a local charity . We sat outside in a charming courtyard, and ordered ploughman's lunches. Excellent! Chunky roll of ham, first class Cheddar, beautifully presented, generous salad, fresh roll and butter. Coffee excellent too. Cannot recommend highly enough.

Portion sizes are very small, cost is high considering this. 1 skewer of meat for almost £20. Was tasty but no where near enough

Don't usually post bad reviews but this place was a real disappointment. Not sure how long it's been open or who owns/runs it but the experience was a disgrace to Andalucia. The welcome we got was quite cold, the food seemed like frozen/packet/microwave, service non existent and atmosphere was frosty. Walked in to hear a blazing row going off somewhere, assume it was in the kitchen, waitress seemed very embarrassed by it. Only had San Miguel as a Spanish beer, no potatoes for patatas braves, but did have frozen chips (waitress admitted), meatballs, my fave Andalucian tapas dish were like rubber. Calamari were tasteless. We left.most of the food and left early. Upstairs decorated in shades of grey, not really any attempt at Spanish decor. Bar counter downstairs was decorated in copper 2p and 1p pieces!?!?!? After having the real thing in Spain on many occasions, this was a very poor attempt at bringing tapas to Leek. If this was a one off night, then good luck but my impression was that only the sign outside had anything Spanish about it.

First time visiting and what a lovely place the dinner area was very cozy staff friendly and food was really good we had a full English breakfast, we found the price to be pretty standard for what we had, as it's a nursery we also had a walk around and bought so plants too, prices actually cheaper than most and a good selection too, we would definitely recommend Heath house farm and will be going back again.

Took a couple of little ones with me (4 and 5) we were in there for a good hour. The only note id give is if they could have a shelf of toddler/young-child friendly games. Snap, puzzle games, something like that. We brought 5-Up with us and they loved it! That would be a good addition.

Service was great all sta was friendly. Charlie ans melissa was brilliant on the floor and gurpreet and jak delicered great food and kacper and dorina in the kitchen quick beautifu food

Been here few time and always really nice food at reasonable price.

Ok pub ,friendly but draught beer range very limited plenty of choice if you like keg. Small car park, otherwise on street parking.

Been twice now and have not been disappointed food was absolutely beautiful new staff so friendly .it was the Jewel but now it is called the Royal, give it a go you will surprised

It was my first time ordering here I made an order for collection whicg was done less than half hour the food was a 10/10 iv lived close by for a few years but takeaways in this local area are not anything to rave about but i was super surprised and satisfied with my meal defo will be returning soon thank you very much.