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There were lots of friendly staff on, the food was delicious and the restaurant not too modernised , in keeping with the old house.

Lovely Jamaican cuisine at an affordable price

Ordered quite a few times now, mostly order burgers and loaded fries. Both taste amazing and fresh. my last few orders have been the chicken wings. The Naga wings are amazing! I'm not a fan of chilli food but these wings were worth the burning sensation 😂 honestly cannot fault the food and service from here, perfect 👌🏽 I usually order through Uber but would love to go in one day. Keep it up!

Nice place, very helpful staff, will back again very soon

After coming down to Portsmouth to visit family, we walked past Natty’s Jerk among a few other restaurants. The amazing smell of the food took priority of those around and if that wasn’t enough, the reggae music playing was also calling my name! We were greeted by friendly staff, we were sat next to heaters (Which I needed but the rest of the family we’re too hot!) But the option to be sat by them were a great edition. I ordered the Jerk Chicken (Which is from a Jerk pan, people dem, you know it makes a difference) Honestly, couldn’t fault a single thing on that plate. The flavour, the sauce and the portions were all incredible. The food & drinks (We’re a family of 4) all arrived within 15 minutes and all my food was ate within 15 minutes it was that good. Very impressed with the environment, the vibe, the staff and the toilet facilities. The only downfall, they don’t delivery to Birmingham! Couldn’t recommend this place enough, I’d only suggest to book prior to arriving if you’re going in the afternoon as I could imagine it gets busy.

A warm welcome from the waiter as soon as we entered. All the staff were pleasant and the food was excellent. The best Indian we have had for a long time. Loved the combination options and would definitely recommend,

John very lovely person and great food

We visited today as it’s our wedding anniversary. We got married at Draycote several years ago and thought it would be nice to revisit for afternoon tea to celebrate our anniversary. It was lovely being back there and it evoked happy memories. However, the service wasn’t good. The food itself was pretty good. We were the only ones in the restaurant yet not once did anyone come to ask if everything was ok or if we wanted anything. We had to go and find someone to ask for another drink. For our second cup of tea the milk provided had gone completely off. Leaving large bits of soured milk floating around in the cup. Mentioned this to the waitress and there barely an apology. Didn’t even offer to replace the drink. It was nice for us sentimentally to go back but I really wouldn’t recommend it for anyone else. I’d say go to one of the nicer places around here with a better ambience and better customer service.

We visited Scrummy Yummy on our way home from our holiday in Wales. We arrived shortly before they were closing for the day (3pm) Regardless of this they were extremely accommodating. We hadn’t eaten since breakfast and was looking for maybe a sandwich for lunch. They were able to serve us some sausage rolls that were still available, but they also offered to make us some fresh chips to accompany them. We sat outside in the sunshine and at no point did we feel under pressure to eat up and go. We even had cake for after. The service was fantastic and the food just as good. What a lovely place to go for lunch. If we are ever in Ross on Wye again looking for lunch this will be where we’ll go and hopefully next time it’ll be earlier than 2.45!!! Thank you 😊

We called in for coffee and stayed for lunch which was an absolutely delicious pizza. The staff were really friendly and helpful. This was a much pleasanter place for lunch than any of the others we saw, particularly those near the river. We will definitely return when we’re in Stratford again.

The station at Great Malvern is an architectural gem and has just been re-vamped, so we went to take a look and it really is a gem. There's another gem to be found there too - Lady Foley's Tea Room - which has been family run for well over 30 years. We had a few coffees and a pot of tea which hit the spot and we were made very welcome. If you're on the station to catch a train, take my tip - arrive about 10 mins early and treat yourself to a hot drink and a slice of home made cake - excellent !

Absolutely awful service . My daughter and dad visited today after being in numerous times. The owner and ladies are normally lovely but one woman was so rude none of our family will ever go back. After ordering a jacket potato that arrived after some time and luke warm, my daughter politely asked for it to be heated up for a few minutes . The response was ‘ well it’s been in for long enough’ . When asked why she was being rude and all she wanted was a warm jacket potato, the woman was even ruder. Such a shame , but it’s not the first time I’ve heard this about the same woman and her awful attitude.

What a fantastic little gem we found this evening in Bearwood. Myself and my husband popped in for a meal out and it did not disappoint. From the minute we stood inside the door we were given a warm welcome. The restaurant was spotless .We were given a table and was given a few minutes to settle in,followed by serving us drinks and presenting us with the menus. We were not rushed and when asked about certain dishes the waiters were able to explain. I asked the waiter to get the chef to surprise me with a main dish.The food came to the table very well presented.we were given time between courses. During our time there the restaurant filled up with a mixed range of customers,some couple,families and friends which gave the restaurant a lovely atmosphere between customers and staff. I loved that the plates were nice and warm before our dishes were served. Food had a fab taste to it and best of all it was very reasonable priced. Iwould highly recommend this restaurant and we will definitely return soon.

This makes a pleasant change for the sterile chain coffee shops. It’s a mixture of tearoom, haberdashery shop and vintage items. They are licensed so you can have a wine, gin or beer with your light bites or cake. There are a few gluten free options too. They’re is a little “ante” room with sofa and toys, crayons for those with little children.