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Food (breakfast) tasted funny and we both commented on it. My friend thought she tasted vinegar and I thought it had a metallic taste. 20 mins after eating we both had tummy pains and diarrhoea (we are not a couple so live separately). Not sure if this has changed ownership but things have declined from when we last visited a few months ago. We will not be returning.

Very pleasant tea room indeed .the staff efficient and friendly .they were brilliant with my baby grandson. Nicely cooked and presented food .Will return next time in the area

What a great little cafe , food and service were excellent, top notch coffee and a vast selection of cakes , based inside Shrewsbury Market Hall you can combine a shopping and eating visit , reasonable price but excellent quality, certainty be visiting again

Beware as Google maps told us it was closed on Saturdays but it is open. It's a lovely bright space, comfortable for hours of chat without feeling you should leave! Good menu choices. Coffee was good. Friendly service. A great find!

Have you ever seen The Simpsons? Have you seen that episode where Homer Simpson is interviewed by his new German bosses when Monty Burns sold the nuclear power plant? They told him that they come from the land of chocolate and you can see Homer daydreaming about the land of chocolate! That is exactly how I feel every time I go into this wonderful bakery. I am truly in the land of chocolate and I could spend all day there being in chocolate heaven! This place is chocoholic’s dream. My favourite is the double chalk brownie. The moment you bite it, you get an incredible chocolate rush and trust me you are in chocolate heaven. If I had the time, I would go there every single day to get a double choc brownie but once a week I treat myself to a double choc brownie. I also go there every time I hit a sales target. Usual questions are they worth the money? I would say good value at five times the price. Would I go there again? Of course, if I had the time I’d go there every day. Would I recommend them to anyone else? Yes, absolutely What would I advise the public? I would say if you like chocolate as much as I do get yourself down there!

street food, piccola cucina su un ape piaggio, inventiva italiana nel mercato di Spitalfields, pasta ottima, ben cotta al dente, sughi eccellenti, poche ricette ma tutte di qualita' due cuochi bravissimi e simpatici a rotazione italiani , costi contenuti, meritano un bravo

The food is definitely authentic, especially the Rice and Peas that I can eat just on its own. So nice

Lovely Middle Eastern Mediterranean restaurant. Home made bread and gorgeously seasoned meat! The chicken is organic and everything is home made! Gorgeous mint and green tea offered after our meal also. I would definitely recommend the visit .

From the warm and friendly welcome, right through to the artistic dessert, this was a delicious and memorable experience. Both the owner, Alberto, and his handsome waiter made every customer feel valued. I watched how they interacted with everyone to ensure that all had a first rate experience. There were complimentary bread and olives, flavoursome Mock Colada, perfect escalope Milanese, and the biggest veal cutlet ever. As for the tiramisu in its own little flower pot and tiny trowel, it was melt in the mouth heavenly. I often eat across the road, but had never previously noticed this gem. Thank you, we hope to return here soon.

Had heard good things about this little cafe/shop, so thought we would give it a go. Parking was a bit odd, as we parked outside then saw that there was a requirement to pay via a QR code 🙁 the Chef came out and pointed us in the direction of some free parking, but could imagine it might get tricky at busier times or during an evening pop-up dinner. There were four of us for brunch, we sat upstairs. It is obviously a re-purposed industrial unit, but it was welcoming, nice crockery, some wall art. The waitress couldn’t do enough for us. Two of us had the frittata and two had the Dim Sum. Everyone said how tasty theirs was, and plentiful. Good price. We would definitely go back, and would like to try a pop-up dinner.

Definitely, would recommend lovely place and atmosphere, tried the breakfast option was very tasty, would suggest to add gluten free options.

Travelling today from Oxfordshire, via Guildford to Worthing, on the A281, we passed through the small village of Bramley, the sat nav informed us there was a coffee shop and we stopped for a break, parked just outside the convenience shop, a few steps away. What a warm welcome in The Nest, a nice coffee and cake and a good chat. If you are passing this way don’t hesitate to stop. Good luck with your future plans and lovely to meet you, from the Cheshire customers!!

There is so much potential here, however it's not in the best spot and the food is just about "OK" - to be fair I wasn't expecting michelin stars and I understand the need to keep costs down - but it needs to be balanced and it currently isn't. Working more closely withthe Maize Maze may help them attract more people which would then help to improve the overall offering and quality. But for now, it's ok for a cheapish lunchtime snack with the kids.

Always come here on a Saturday, before or after the kids’ football match. Great brunch options and really nice staff. Remember what we like.