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Pretty dire I’m afraid All cakes looked bought in. I had a scone hoping it was the safest bet. It wasn’t. Dry. Came with one butter and the cheapest jam imaginable ( I saw the jar !) Tea ok but can’t go wrong with that right ?! Apart from the mug of tea still had the tea bag in it Staff friendly and hard working but management very poor and standard of food poor. Don’t bother

I was in here for a drink with friends and girl friend .we was so happy this was going to be open again but when we got here there was an irsh man here that walked around like he owned the place and gave us no respect we was not happy on the other hand there was a black guy he told us his name was Roy he treated us with so much respect yes we have a reputation for being bad but on this occasion he come and sat with us and made friends like we was human and like he was not scared of us but in our culture we stick to our own but i have to say he desolated the situation with the other management by just talking like he knows our background and wants to get to know his customers if this not had happened with Roy it would have been a different situation Roy we all love you keep up the good work will be down tomorrow .the other manager just wants to fight and just thinls hes hard .Roy showed us there are ways to dealing with management in different ways .

Limited footfall I suppose... toilets ARE tiny only 4 loos in the mens... but the wide choice of eateries more than made up for this!

Food OK queue massive and long wait not enough staff tables not cleared won’t be rushing back could be a lot better it’s a shame.

Amazing fish and chips. The best we've had in ages. Light, crispy batter (made with soya milk), and light chips. Couldn't recommend them enough. We will be back!!!!

Our recent visit left much to be desired, marred by a series of disheartening lapses in both service and ambiance. To begin, the individual who took our order seemed bewildered by the mere mention of alternative milk—a basic expectation in today’s dining standards. The beverage selection was equally uninspiring. To our dismay, Earl Grey, along with any other quality teas, was notably absent, replaced instead by the most pedestrian option: Tetley. The vegetarian breakfast was a particular letdown—served cold and woefully undercooked. Such careless preparation only compounded the disappointment. The service was mechanical at best, with staff who appeared disinterested, their lack of enthusiasm perhaps reflective of the dreary weather outside. The atmosphere was further dampened by an uninspired music playlist and insufficient lighting, which together created a rather bleak dining environment. While the service was notably swift, one couldn't help but feel that this efficiency came at the expense of quality and care—an unfortunate trade-off. That’s okay. It did the job :)

Ordered the Meatball Marinara Melt and it came out burnt. Was very excited for it aswell, very disappointed in Morrisons!

Avoid. £6.99 and a 20 minute wait for a breakfast wrap that was nuclear hot and inedible for another 20 minutes after finally arriving. A quick stop for breakfast took nearly an hour!

We visited the main restaurant while visiting Bridgemere. We settled on a cheese scone and a coffeee each. What a mistake!!! The scones, costing £2.75 each, were probably the worst scones we had ever come across. They were hard, crumbled in many fragments when cut and were extremely dry and unpleasnt to eat. This experience has put us off ever eating a scone ever again.

Good cappuccino and very tasty Belgium waffles, great service and the food was delivered to the table super quick.

We had an aperitif here and we loved the elegance and the service, we will come back definitely for another drink.

The food wasn’t presented very well & waited nearly 30 minutes for breakfast to come out. The hot drink was served within minutes, but cold by the time the food arrives. No apology whatsoever for how long it had taken to bring the hot food out. On another occasion, I ordered a takeaway cappuccino also took nearly 10 minutes was tasteless & lukewarm milk. In my opinion they were all to busy getting out delivery orders & making that a prority. There was flies everywhere & just to add that it smells like sewage throughout the whole store. Very disappointing for somewhere I use quite regular.

Overpriced, but aside from that the staff were all rude children - they didn't smile, didn't say hello or anything and just ignored us when we were waiting to be seen. These kids need some adult supervision and some training.

My husband and I visited the YD in Wakefield on Saturday morning for breakfast. Very cute surrounds. We were the only people in but this soon changed and the place was full by the time we left. My husband had a full English will poached eggs, all cooked perfectly, I have mushrooms, crispy bacon and beans on sourdough toast, delightful! Coffee was great as was the service, couldn’t fault a thing, will definitely return.

Upon arriving there weren’t many people in the restaurant. We ordered 2 portions of mac and cheese, a child’s chicken nuggets and chips and a cold sandwich. All the hot food was stone cold. I spent 10 minutes searching through the utensils pot to try and find a clean set. The hot drinks from the hot machine were cold and the mugs were dirty. The staff were rude and when giving them our dirty plates he slammed them down on the table and walked away. Overall, not worth it, never coming back