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Hands down the best. Anywhere else, don't bother. The kebab was from another dimension. The salad was fresh. If I had to introduce a kebab to aliens, I'm taking them to Pavlos.

I've never been in before. But mum said she had been in before and it was nice. When we went in there was no other customers. It was 2pm and we fancied a snack. I got a plain scone, but I had to get 2 as they were miniture, 2 of them would of made a normal sized scone. My eyes widened when my mum went to get the second and the girl said £3. Mum got a German biscuit since her raspberry and white chocolate scone was small. She said it was ok. We noticed that the sandwiches in the cooler were actually starting to curl. There was no toilets and had to use the public toilets next door to the cafe. So 3 mini scones, a German biscuit and 2 teas £17. I'll definitely not be going back here in a hurry.

First time here having lunch with a friend,had a fry comes with a cup of tea/coffee,ideal price food is nice and good service, bad thing is they close at 3:30pm and parking would be a problem. Wouldn't mind to come back here again.

Had the most amazing afternoon tea. Staff were lovely and very attentive and food was great, would highly recommend!

Great pizza and pastries. Coffee is hit or miss but high recommend

Great food. Warm welcome. Inviting atmosphere. Will definitely be calling again

Food was amazing and the service was great, the food was a little slow to come out but the food and the service more than made up for it. We would definitely go back!

Lovely lunch lovely place and staff were brilliant can’t fault it x homemade chips yummy 🥰 would definitely recommend this place for a meal out

Very clean cafe with friendly staff. Food was so good, fresh and the portions were large.

Having looked at opening times on Google it clearly states Saturday open 12 00 pm Having wanted to try the grapes for some time as it was a nice day decided to walk appropriately 3 miles to said drinking establishment, having set of at midday got there around 1 pm well establishment it is but far from drinking was bolted up tighter than fort knox if I was a bunny I would not have been very happy so had to do the 3 miles back seems a poor way to run a business if you can not be bothered to open

Live music! a great place to enjoy a fun night.

We ate at The Castle Inn with my daughter who is coeliac. We always check in advance that places understand that cross contamination is the danger - cooking in a kitchen where there has been gluten on a surface or in a shared container. For coeliacs for example, you cannot cook chips in fat that has had any glutened batter in it. You have to have fresh fat in a cleaned fryer. We have discovered that many high end restaurants like The Ivy don't manage to offer this so it was so heartening that The Castle was meticulous about her needs. When the menu didn't offer an option she could pick, they found something different, making her cheesy mashed potato from scratch. It was delicious and we are so grateful for their kindness. We shall definitely eat here again when we're in the area.

This is a lovely restaurant for high quality dining. The menu is short but everything is fresh and cooked to perfection. The restaurant manager was the most attentive waiter ever! Our napkins were refolded and our glasses were refilled. Our group were all delighted with our dinners and had a wonderful evening.

Enjoyed a lovely tasty lunch at this friendly little cafe. Food - I had the Lentil soup with a cheese scone - was delicious. Service was spot on. The two gentleman serving were welcoming, friendly and genuine. I loved that they paid special attention to their regular customers referring to them by name and being attentive. An absolute gem of a place. Well done to all who work there.

Excellent real ales. Always a stout or a porter and 3 or 4 bright ales on. Hot scratchings and Percy Turner's pork pies. Free to use guitars on the wall.