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Haz una increíble oferta de cumpleaños con un vale gratuito de £ 25. Tengo 2 jarras para el vale que eran grandes y tenían buenas cantidades de alcohol. Solo un pequeño inconveniente es que tiene que gastar el vale en una transacción - todavía no puede quejarse. La música era decente, se vuelve repetitiva si vas mucho pero cada bar / club lo hace. Adecuado para todas las edades para disfrutar.

Generous fresh & very flavoursome, well presented & served with a smile. Scones were amazing so lite.

Clean cafe with lovely breakfast full English and nice staff. Asked for gluten free options and they provided it. Would definitely come again.

Excellent food, lovely ambience the ham,cheese scone,chutney and toms was amazing!!! Lovely staff a real home from home!

The food is cooked as you wait always fresh, staff excellent, have always found Ozzie to be fine..Probably the best coffee in town and burgers brilliant.

A lovely clean place ..friendly helpful fast staff...who make everyone welcome..food and drinks are always spot on....will always come back the this Costa coffee.....they have no problems with disabled children either ..well done

A friend suggested this little cafe. Didn't really know what to expect but loved everything I got. Service was great with the people behind the counter being very friendly.

Stunning hotel with amazing helpful friendly staff. Great location and a brilliant stay, what more can you ask for. Thank you

I can't understand some of the reviews on here. I think people should review things based on reality. This is not Starbucks, Costa or Greggs. It's not Pret, McDonalds or Burger King either. It's a facility within a charity aiming to bring alive an era before these massive organisations had taken over our society. Manned not by highly paid executives rolling out strategy to beat the competition but run on a shoestring by volunteers and a few paid employees who are providing memories for a public who remember station waiting rooms and buffet bars exactly like the Signals cafe. This NOT a commercial operation, it is part of the exhibit of the railway buffet bars of the 40'-60's when a certain Dr Beeching took an axe to the railways which provided links to towns an villages throughout the country. Review it in the context of it's situation. To the women who were on duty when my family of 5 adults and 2 children called, thanks for providing us with the food and drinks which I remember from mainline and local stations operating pre Beeching cuts. It let us pass an hour in the type of buffet which was commonplace in my young days. Also gave me an opportunity to educate my youngsters over the life I used to live in and brought much of what they had just experienced in the steam journey from Whitby. A thorough authentic experience in keeping with the North Yorkshire Railway objectives To other reviewers who were less than appreciative of the reconstruction of the rail experience pre 60's, I suggest you volunteer your time and skills to one of the thousands of charities in the U.K. who are doing their best to serve their local communities. It might just help you come to grips with life and appreciate the work others do to help their fellow human beings.

The first time not reading reviews and I end up in a place that was dirty, full of cobwebs and smelling of damp. The place looked like it hadn't had a good clean in months. there were used cigarette butts in the tray with the cups? bowls. Used shower get probably from the previous occupants in the shower tray. And a snail crawling up the window. They advertised wifi but there was none and very difficult to get any reception. There was no restaurant and breakfast was a few boxes of cereal on a tray in the room, loose teabags, 2 yogurts in the fridge and not enough milk to last 2 of us for two days. Also a toaster but no bread.

Christmas lunch 2023, £90 per head. Utter disappointment and a truly Fawlty Towers-esque experience. We had to laugh as it was Christmas Day but it was really awful. No one in reception, sign saying go to the bar. No one in the bar, eventually found a passing member of staff and we were directed to where Christmas lunch was happening. Through a door with a large sign saying ‘toilets’ past a kitchen set up and into what I assume is their banqueting space. We managed to catch someone’s eye and rather than being shown to our table we were waved in the general direction and had to please ourselves. After ten minutes of just sitting there I had to get up and ask a nearby waitress to take our drinks order. She seemed a little bit surprised we wanted drinks… Eventually some drinks arrived but it would take four more times asking for some water for the table before it came. Starters came out eventually and were fine. We then thought it would be nice to have some wine…. Me- could we have some wine please? Waitress- ……….. Me- do you have a wine list? Waitress- …..not really a wine list no…… what were you thinking of……. Me- maybe some white wine? Nice and dry? Maybe something from New Zealand? Waitress- erm…. I think we have a Pinot?? I don’t know about wine, I’m the wedding planner….. Me- ok let’s try the Pinot… Screw top of Italian Pinot Grigio plonked on the table and three glasses plonked down upside down….. By this point we really needed the wine! Mains were served, plated turkey dinner. We wait patiently for the dish of veg seen in the middle of all the other tables. It doesn’t arrive. I catch the eye of the waitress and enquire…. In her words ‘hmmm, they have run out of veg and there’s no more. I’m not sure what the plan is….’ No apology, nil, nada. Not five mins later we see veg sailing out to other tablets. At this point not even the wine is enough to soothe and we managed to ask the only sensible member of staff in the place, who magics up some veg asap. I could go on but I won’t. What the experience lacked in terms of service, it make up for in sheer comedy value but was daylight robbery for what we actually had. Hey ho! Update- very kindly the venue read my review and got back to me directly without me having to chase. They kindly refunded the cost of a bottle of wine and £15 per head. To be clear, the food was fine, I think we expected a little more for the price though, maybe a glass of fizz on arrival, coffee and petit fours after the meal etc. Kelly was fab on the day and when replying. The rest of the service was poor as described as above.

Pre Christmas Lunch was all we expected form this cafe. A group of us went on Tuesday. We ate so much we couldn't face the mince pies. The steak was exactly as my husband like and all the other food was top notch. Thanks to all the staff, front of house and kitchen workers. Would recommend it to anyone wanting a reasonably priced festive meal. (If they have any room)

Beautiful large garden overlooking the fields. However the pub had dirty tables, dirty toilets. Everyone who entered the pub all seemed to have access to go behind the bar. The music was so loud you couldn’t hear yourself speak and bar-staff were not very sociable when ordering a drink!

The quality and quantity of the meal served to our party of fifteen was excellent and well presented. The staff though very busy on the day look after us very well and could not have been more attentive.

We decided to eat a light meal at the Muthu Newton Hotel as we had traveled all night to get here. The Chaplin theme of the restaurant is really pleasant. Also, the staff was delightful. Since neither of us were really hungry, we decided to go with the soup of the day which was a Sweet Potato & Coconut Bisque. It was served with a warm roll and butter. The portion was the perfect size, and it was delicious. We decided to splurge and have dessert. I had the brownie with cream, and my friend had the sticky toffee pudding. They were both good, but the sticky toffee pudding was over the top. Really excellent. Prices were very reasonable as well.