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Welcoming, friendly and great food at a very reasonable price

Visited Dunfermline for the first time today. Dropped in for a bite to eat, absolutely fantastic. Very friendly, pristine clean and great service. What an amazing chippy.

Without a doubt the best ice cream in Harrogate! We regularly visit Vanilli’s for a treat after visiting Valley Gardens. The owner is so friendly and there is always a new flavour to try. The pumpkin spice a current favourite. Cannot recommend highly enough!

Delicious food and attentive staff

Absolutely great time in bom banes! It was bombastic, jelly fontastic, janey fantastic. Jane Bon bane, she was a real dame, deserves all the fame

Went here on Saturday evening. Nice place, good atmosphere and helpful staff. The meals were good, but the main course was a little cold. Apart from that, all was well and we enjoyed it.

A local restaurant for us and one we frequent often.Another beautiful meal from the team at small plates.We’ve been coming here for years and never had a bad meal.Keep up the good work.

Fantastic fresh home cooked food , great specials , highly recommend a visit💯

Did I miss something? Is this place supposed to be so basic? It was featured at LCW so I figured they would have some sort of signatures. I see them on other people's reviews but nothing like that was available on my visit. There was no signatures menu, nothing creative at all. Just classics with very expensive spirits. The entire feature menu consisted of 5 insanely priced cocktails with vintage bottles. Like, if you want to pay £450 for a Manhattan, they've got you covered. Using exorbitantly priced vintage spirits doesn't mean the cocktail is even done well. Who wants to risk that? I am convinced that menu exists solely to show off the age of some of their bottles, and to gouge those 20 or so silly new money millionaires that wander in here a year. Let's be honest, this is the Biltmore. Not the Langham, or even the Peninsula. And considering there were only us there, it's not exactly a popular place. The other option is a meagre 6 classics. Which, okay, to be a cocktail bar does not require you to ever have signatures. You can specialize in classics done to perfection (as I have had at The Connaught, but they had their own creations too.) I'm just not convinced a bar of this supposed class should serve gimlets with lime cordial. Sure, that may be the original recipe but surely we have evolved beyond sickly cordials? They don't even specify any sort of housemade cordial. I can only assume it is store-bought. I decided to chance their De la Lousiane. Definitely not worth £22. It was mid. Plus, the atmosphere just wasn't there. The place was dead and the staff were often nowhere to be found. My friends just ordered wine. Nothing seemed special to them either. The main problem is that there's just nothing memorable about it at all. It looks like every other moderately upscale hotel bar. The staff were perfunctory but mainly absent and forgettable. The drinks were fine (not good), but again, instantly forgettable in their sheer blandness. Absolutely nothing stood out, and for the price, it really, really should. I just have a hard time believing anybody actually thoroughly enjoys this place. It's a bit nothing-y. All they have is their vintage bottles... but so do many Mayfair hotel bars now, and more impressive ones with cocktails and spirits hitting the £1000s. I'll admit one of those cocktails tempted me, and with a little more disposable income, I would have maybe gone with the £140 1960s Negroni, lmao. But if I had that sort of cash to throw around, chances are I wouldn't be at this bar in the first place.

Plenty of outside seating when weather permits and very cosy inside. Reasonably priced and very good menu for a light meal or a homemade cake. Good service with a smile. A hidden gem,don't miss it.

To be honest, at first we thought that the reviews are fake but after what we experienced, i would give more starts if i could. Food was great, service was exceptional. Saleh was a fantastic host and for sure we will come back again.

One of the very best meals I had while traveling the UK, over 1200 miles driving. Authentic Scottish food topped off with 12 year old Dalmore for desert. If you have the opportunity to eat here, make sure you do not pass the opportunity up. Worth every penny/pence!

I happened to see a great review online last night. As Dinas Mawddwy isn’t far from where we are on holiday, we decided to visit today. Not disappointed!! Lovely ambiance, warm, friendly staff and the food was excellent. We shall return next year!

Fabulous food, friendly service and gardening stuff to buy, what a brilliant place!

Omg wonderful!! And what a plateful- not just mine, everyone's plat was brimming with deliciously concocted and beautifully presented food. You can tell it's a really popular place by the amount of regulars that came in during my visit and how well the staff new them- and how friendly everyone was. A great find, I'll definitely be back- and free parking right outside too! (And a bus stop very near)