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Been here on a number of occasions food always fresh fish black pudding haggis sausage etc all excellent will continue to eat here

I went for Bank Holiday Sunday dinner with a group of friends, 13 of us in total. We had pre-booked and the staff were very welcoming, helpful and friendly. The food was delicious, huge portions and everyone was very impressed and happy. Great value too!

As my heading states. Friendly smiling staff. Very reasonable prices. Nice drinks, I highly recommend this establishment to everyone.

Ordered three pizzas and a wrap, wrap and chips ice cold and pizzas burned like in the picture. Shocking standard for fresh made food, who is actually looking at this and saying that’s fine to send out. If there was any other take away open In Wooler these guys would be closed from lack of business. My advice go to co op and get a chilled pizza and cook it yourself. I’m all for supporting local businesses but only if they actually care about their customers and standards. Otherwise they deserve big business to swallow them up. Wake up and start to care.

This was a good go to cafe with good straight forward food, pleasant staff. Something has changed, the menu has changed, seemed more fancy. Salad with fined chopped lettuce, sweetcorn and coleslaw on everything, just didn’t seem as nice. Maybe it has changed hands!

Had Sunday lunch deal at the Falmouth Hotel … £20 for Roast beef and desert . Table for two overlooking the sea. Great value and very tasty

Two of us just had a cheese omelette & salad & we both agreed it's the best omelette we've eaten anywhere, big, fluffy, cheesy & just delicious.

I have been an enthusiastic and regular patron of the Pottery for more years than I can remember, certainly 22 plus years. I have introduced many friends and colleagues to its delicious cakes. I was upset and disappointed on my last visit to find that loud unpleasing muzak had been introduced. This ruins the ambience entirely. Who travelling in the Highlands wants loud irrelevant noise? Sadly unless this disappointing development is reversed the place will lose my regular custom and that of my friends.

We normally order through just eat and normally excellent but tonight the order was disgusting inedible, on investigation it looks like new owners , chips hard , pies rock hard over microwaved , peas so thick n cold , won’t be ordering again

A stunning little cafe set in the grounds of Holker Hall. We called in for a cuppa and sweet treats after spending the afternoon wandering around the grounds. We were lucky enough to have a glorious autumn day, so were able to sit out in the courtyard, which is beautiful. The staff were amazing, so friendly. The prices were good too, I was actually surprised at how reasonable it was, given the location. I had a pot of tea and shortbread, which was to die for! Such a wonderful little spot, it’s a must try when in the area.

Lovely cafe tucked away 1 minute from the hustle and bustle of the High Street. Friendly, welcoming staff, allow well-behaved dogs (especially handy when raining!), delicious food, we had a yummy lunch. Great place to visit for brunch, lunch, afternoon cuppa and cake. Near to the Bishop’s Palace, a great park and the Cathedral.

Decided to try this as it’s under new ownership and within walking distance. I booked ahead for Sunday lunch at 1pm thinking it may be busy but the main bar was was completely empty. The staff greeted us warmly and were offered drinks which we decided to have at the table in the the restaurant away from the loud music. Obviously the staff were playing what they wanted rather than something suitable for the clientele. The restaurant only had one other couple dining, it was completely empty apart from us. The waitresses were very young, sweet and polite. After a considerable wait we were served our food. What a disappointment! The lamb wellington consisted of 3 slices of lamb with a thin layer of pastry around the outside, my Mothers 3 slices of pork looked nice and I have 2 slices of overcooked roast beef. The vegetables looked ok but were barely warm and and roast potatoes were yesterday’s and had chewy skins. Very disappointing which we pointed out to the waitress when she asked how our meal was when she cleared the table. I could hear the same comments from the other couple when they were asked the same question. We decided that we’d go home for our pudding rather than chance a repeat reheat of yesterday’s. Such a shame, we weren’t offered any explanation, but one only had to look around to see why the place was empty. My husband who doesn’t cook could have produced a better meal. It cost us £56 in total. We shan’t be returning and I don’t suppose the other diners will either. I took the meat home and there were no complaints from the dogs!

Great Bikers cafe visited last week for first ever visit,went on my motorbike on the Tuesday night,there was a very good turnout of bikers,there's seating,a good toilet,plenty of good grub available and drinks and a warm welcome.

Visited numerous times over a 4-5 week period whilst working at the nearby train station. The staff are all incredibly friendly, helpful and accommodating. Every single item of food we produced was always fresh and tasty, from the sandwiches to the baked goods. And the coffee was not only reasonably priced, but delicious. Will visit again if in the area. Great spot for all!