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Made our first order this evening. Omg won’t be the last. Absolutely incredible pizza. Beats any local restaurants too. Highly recommend ordering from here. We will definitely be making more orders in the future 😁

We popped in to the lunch box in the off change we could use there electricity to charge our phone and to my delight they said yes we decided to order the sea food & chicken nuggets and chips and it was perfect had to order the sea food again before we left . And now we back again the next day the breakfast was lovely defo recommend this place by far the better cafe we have used her in Barmouth

Had a lovely day at the museum and decided to end the day with a coffee at ‘The Hatch.’ Had many delicious lunches here in the past. The cafe was surprisingly empty. We ordered two coffees and sat out in the garden. Every table was dirty. I cleaned one myself with wet wipes before the coffee arrived. We waited for 15 minutes. How long does it take to make two coffees? We went inside to find out what was going on. The waitresses had completely forgotten about our order! They were obviously too busy chatting to their friends to take orders or clean tables. No wonder we were the only customers. We told them so and walk out in disgust.

Want to thank the owner and the young girl who served me today for being so kind and understanding following a bit of an upsetting experience across the road. I diverted here on the way to Hollyhead having travelled all the way from Cheshire by myself. This was a massive thing for me to do by myself for the first time which is why my assistance dog really helps me. It's like having my best friend with me to support me. My mum brought me here when I was about 7 years old and wanted to call in to see the famous long railway name for old times sake. I didn't want to go across the Britannia Bridge but go the old road like I did as a child which brought me to here. Yes I can pronounce it having a mum and nan from Hollyhead who taught me a bit of the Welsh language. I'm half Welsh. Went to the Pringle Centre to look for food and water for my assistance dog and called in the cafe there. Was told I'd be ok as my dog helps me with Autism and anxiety. Big mistake. Was stopped and questioned not once but 3 times by rude abrupt staff and made to feel embarrassed and awkward like I had to somehow justify myself for just being there and that I was somehow majorly putting them out for having an assistance dog with me and ended up saying "forget it" and walking out feeling quite anxious having been treated quite rudely and making me feel very awkward and very unwelcome. Some people jump to assumptions and don't realise that not all disabilities are visible. I so wish I could leave them a bad review but I can't but you guys proper came to the rescue today and made it all better for me. As I walked out I saw there was a "Caffi Celt" across the road. Even better they had a sign that said "Dogs Welcome". YAY!!! I much prefer to support a small family run business anyway. What a lovely family run cafe doing really nice home made food. I explained to the owner and the young girl that I had just had a rather upsetting experience over the road and they couldn't have been more welcoming and understanding. I sat outside and the girl when she brought me my sandwich took the time to ask if I was OK. Please make this known that that tiny gesture didn't go unnoticed. It was such a kind thing to say knowing that I was coming down from a mild panic attack and just asking if I was OK and if there was anything she could do was so nice and thoughtful. The food here is absolutely lovely and they did me two sausages and water for my four legged assistant. Please can you praise this staff member for her kind words as it was so reassuring to me and made all the difference. I told her I was fine now and it was so pleasant and calming to sit outside in the sunshine enjoying a nice fish butty but sometimes it's just the little things that make all the difference. Next time I pass this way I won't hesitate to call in and will surely recommend it to my friends who regularly pass this way. The sandwich was lovely but sadly I couldn't finish it all but Bobby my Bichon polished off the sausages in about two seconds so that's a 10/10 from him. It costs nothing to be polite and courteous. Their loss and your gain. Thankyou so much. 💙

Delicious and reasonably priced Thai food. Very friendly staff and efficient service. The Green curry was warming and wonderful.

The best pizza outside Naples. It’s what they do and not much more. Proper wood fired oven, excellent ingredients and friendly, fast service. Check opening hours as closed some days and booking essential as the local folk know a great place and flock there

The experience starts by walking into the building, it is beautiful. Inside, the decor is elegant & classy! The staff were welcoming, friendly and were more than happy to answer any questions. We were helped by Oswin & Corey; they were very willing to assist us in choosing from the menu, and both were very knowledgeable about all the dishes listed. We tried a wide range of dishes, all of which were amazing! Sushi, tempura, baked rice - the list goes on! The flavours were fabulous and everything was beautifully fresh, and it goes without saying it all tasted divine. We also had a selection of pickles, I now have a new favourite pickle - pickled radish! We were also lucky enough to meet the chefs preparing these dishes - they are artists! the food is beautifully presented. We ended the meal with the signature Gin & Sake cocktail, which went down very well and finally finished with the plum sake. If you like sushi - or even if you have never tried it before, visit this restaurant - the staff will guide you through the menu and you won't be disappointed!

Tasty food, very child friendly and a nice shady courtyard. The menu is a bit different with some nice options for adults but also plenty of choice for kids meals (eg sausage, chicken nuggets etc). The staff couldn’t have been nicer, would definitely recommend.

Nice local pizza takeaway. Really good prices. Shame they don't have a stone oven because the pizza would be amazing. Still tastes great though.

The imminent improvements here are long overdue. After all the promises with grants and support, nothing has actually happened from a customers' perspective and the building remains a drab and basic facility. Having said that, the beer is still good and the welcome was at least polite. I understand the big makeover is coming (with several weeks of closure) so here's hoping....

We purchased some goodies from their stall during an event. The cob was rustic and delicious and the vegan sausage rolls are probably the best we've ever eaten. Unfortunately we didn't have the chance to try the yummy looking cakes because the dog stole them from the kitchen worktop. Due to the cake containing currants, we then had a horrible time at the vets waiting to see if this had impacted on her kidney function. I messaged the bakery for information about the ingredients of the cake and they were super helpful. They continued to show compassion and interest in the welfare of our pooch, who thankfully came out the other side healthy. They were even kind enough to offer us some free cake. Hoping we can visit in person one day.

Good old fashioned cafe. Traditional breakfast, well priced. Pleasant service (lovely that she had a sausage for the dog!). A bit dated but I enjoyed my breakfast.

Avoid if you want decent beer - real ale was badly kept. If you want a good quality pint go to The Duke's Arms instead ( Camra Member - Rochdale, Oldham, Bury)

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