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So glad to have had Café Bonbon recommended to me by word of mouth. What an excellently-run café! David is a friendly and accommodating proprietor, nothing seems too much trouble and he takes time to genuinely engage with customers. Placing an order a day in advance went smoothly. David was helpful and efficient in responding to both phone and email enquiries and his communication was excellent, which is always a godsend, especially these days. The sandwiches are fresh, tasty and made with care. Superb choice of fillings and dressings! The cakes are also delicious, fresh and interesting. All in all, good value for money. A wholly positive experience, and one that you only get when someone loves what they do. Looking forward to returning in the future! Thank you David and David.

Visited to meet a friend for coffee, this was a good half way point for us. Service was good, they had decaff option which was a plus, nice atmosphere.

Removed my previous review as they clearly dont want to admit or rectify. Needs a deep clean. Smells of stale ale. Not friendly - bar staff more interested in laughing with mates. Waited 50 mins for 2 'bar snacks'. 1 other party of 2 in at the same time so not busy. Food less than average. No checks on table, no interaction from any staff. Avoid.

Lovely food buger was amazing and pudding was delicious 😋😍 Buger was delicious Chips was nice Coleslaw homemade was nice

Whilst the pub looks very nice from the outside, the staff are very friendly, and the rooms OK, I did have a few serious reservations: 1) The hotel is unstaffed at night, which gave me an uneasy feeling. What if there was a fire or a medical emergency? 2) Breakfast consisted of an indifferent buffet (presumably laid out the previous night). However, there was not only no way of making any real coffee, and the only milk available had turned, meaning that cereal was off the menu. 3) Although it’s a Robinson’s pub, they do not stock the whole range of beers, not even in bottles, the most notable absence being Old Tom (which, to me, is the only palatable Robinson’s ale). 4) The car park is extremely small and badly laid out, reducing the number of spaces even further, meaning that on-street parking is the only option.

Cracking canalside pub. Lots of different places to sit both inside and out. You can sit and watch the canal boat's go up and down the lock. Lovely decor and friendly welcoming staff. Sunday roast was amazing, cocktails were great too. Dog friendly also.