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While my daughter shopped I popped in here for an oat milk latte and was served by a woman who to be honest looked like she didn’t want to be there. I paid for my drink and waited patiently, the lady who was making the drink said it was ready. I politely asked if it was the oat milk latte and the woman who had taken my order barked at me that’s not what you ordered. I explained I ordered an oat latte and she snapped at me, that’s not what you asked for with a very stern look. I explained I don’t drink milk and I wouldn’t have asked for anything other than what I ordered. The lady then demanded another 60p from me which I proceeded to pay. I could see the woman who was making the drink was rather embarrassed and said it was ok to me. I won’t be returning here to be spoken too like that and she needs to learn some manner and put a smile on her face. Extremely disappointed .

A small and friendly coffee shop located quite centrally in Bampton. Typical café menu with soups, sandwiches and drinks. The interior was pleasantly decorated and not with excessive items of wall decorations.

Costa Coffee at henley in arden. i visiting daily for 4 years now. u can park on the road next to Costa or opposite for 2hrs free. i don't drink coffe, but my colleague does a they like it. staff is friendly. thank you

What a lovely little gem this place is 🥰 Called in for a breakfast catch up with a friend today. Lovely owner, very friendly, great service . We had the small breakfast which was cooked to perfection whilst we waited . A really lovely way to start the day without breaking the bank . Great value. Delicious food and good company , we will be back , thank you ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Nice typical English pub, We enjoyed dinner and a beer and were served by an very kind waitress. The fiid was very English and good. it was not an authentic cozy old atmospheric pub, but well for just tonight.

We went there for my partner birthday dinner as there was 17 of us, everything was good apart from the prep ordered set up, as it was very confusing with the 5 course set up, everyone agreed with the comments that it wasn't worded correctly, as they said that we had to pick from 5 starter and 5 main and 5 desserts, as when I phoned to book it they did say about the 5 to pick from, but I thought it was just the way that they did it until we tryed to pre booking the meal and then we had to start again, if they had said that because it was a valitines night and we all had to agree on what everyone was wanting as you couldn't go over 5 options, quite confusing and a bit arguing amused us but the meal and everyone was happy

Great night and fantastic food wiv some really nice drinks from the gin bar. Can’t wait till it’s time to do it all again

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.

The staff were very helpful and the decor was good. A carvery is what it is, but the main aspect is the meat supplied. We got small portions , and the lamb, which was apparently the last of it, was so tough as to be almost inedible. It might have been the case that they were running out, but that should hve been addressed - perhaps with the price or even an apology - it wasn't. There was also the pork crispy skin (scratchings ?) available. You would have needed a hammer and chisel to make a dent in it. Even my sons, in their thirties with healthy young teeth, had to abandon it. Very disappointing.

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

Excellent food and service. Prices very reasonable. Would recommend and return I hadn't visited this Brewers Fayre for a few years.

6 of us went in for a bar lunch today at 12:15pm, we ordered 2 tuna, mayo and mozzarella panini's, 3 steak and onion paninis, 3 coffees, soft drinks and a child's meal of macaroni cheese and chips. By 12:50 we were still waiting for the food and the coffees were finished. The child's meal arrived which was only lukewarm so was returned to be heated up. The tuna paninis eventually arrived and we were told the steak and onions was being cooked - we had finished the tuna paninis before the steak ones finally arrived. There was no mention on the menu of the steak being in a marinade and one of the ladies found it tasted vinegary plus she found a lemon pip on her steak. We finally finished our meal at 1:40 but none of us really enjoyed it because of the lengthy wait - and the way the food came in dribs and drabs. To be fair, the young man who served us was pleasant and very apologetic, he gave us refills of our coffee on the house and didn't charge for the steak and onion panini which had the lemon pip in it but the whole experience left us feeling we won't be going back

Had just the best experience at the Toll House cafe. Really nice food - very tasty leek and potato soup, and a cheese toastie that doesn't scrimp on the cheese and melted perfectly. Plus the owner is very friendly and made the place so welcoming. I was staying at a nearby house catsitting for the weekend and the house's boiler had broken, making me reliant on making a real fire. The owner, Julie, very kindly gave me some firelighters and gave me some other 'real fire' tips (they have a lovely one going in the cafe). Can't recommend it enough, both for the food and the lovely owner. I couldn't get back to report my fire-making success, but I did manage thanks to Julie! Great place.

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!

First time in the pub and what a fantastic place to go, the service & food was excellent, I would highly recommend it. The staff could not be anymore helpful.