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We love giving back street cafes a try, so we looked forward to trying this. It is on the edge of an industrial estate so theres plenty of street parking and round the corner is parking for a walk to the River Blyth afterwards. The staff are canny enough. The food is freshly prepared and is hot, but we looked forward to trying their stottie and it came back as a Fresh Bap. When we tried ours, we both found the bread was soggy and saturated! Sadly neither of us can recommend this. Am sure there's plenty of happy customers out there, but sorry, just not for us

Freindly basic cafe. Thought it was a bakery, but it's not. A wee cafe and I can vouch for the breakfast rolls. Low prices and friendly welcome.

My first ever review of a part of a fast food chain, but I think someone deserved it. i popped into the King's Heath KFC. If was good to be greeted with a smile and a nice conversation with the person behind the counter (Gina), with great attention to detail. I've been to many a table service restaurant with less customer focus. Many thanks - such treatment makes all the difference.

Visited this establishment last week following a suggestion from a family member. I usually visit Oceans, but as this premise is closer to my home and under new management I thought I would give it a try. Upon entering, I was surprised to see no perspex screen between me and the cashier and no-one in the premises wearing masks. A simple line of chairs stopping me from getting within 1m of the cashier was all that existed. Whilst waiting for food, the staff who offered no friendly chat towards me returned immediately to a conversation about how many delivery orders they had got wrong so far that evening and making comments about someone (presumably another staff member) on how fat they were. As one delivery order came in, one of the servers commented that she would make up the chips to which the other replied "no need, we have some in a bag in here" pointing to a heated unit containing a closed bag of chips. The first girls commented that as they had been there ages she would do a fresh bag, but the second girl stopped her and said "its a delivery order, they'll never know the difference". Whilst doing all of this the girls were regularly touching their hair and faces, or picking up there mobile phones and then returning straight back to serving. No basic hand hygiene visible at all! The cook, who I believe was the owner/manager spent much of his time on his mobile, and seem very aloof as to watching the food. I had ordered a simple GF Cod & Chips. Chips were nice, albeit had so much salt on them they were crunchy. The fish was however overcooked and rubbery. The batter was rock solid in areas and brittle in others. Even my cat refused the fish! Sadly, the professional image was simply not there and neither was the care and quality in the food or service.

Food average, staff rude. Went for breakfast, I was told there was no fruit to top granola or porridge, it later transpired they had fruit and just hadn’t got round to chopping it up yet. Really unfriendly staff who didn’t want to help

La idea es buena, pero las hamburguesas son en efectivo y se compran en vez de recién hechas. Por el dinero que debe obtener hamburguesas frescas.

Ordered food for 9 and asked for dishes to be labelled. Food was delivered just before requested time but as on a previous occasion not labelled. Tried to email them but have had no success. Will be hesitant to use them again.

Went in for some sausage rolls (which were good). Also bought a seasonal treat which was a Christmas tree shortbread but seemed more chewy like a cake rather than crunchy like a shortbread. Tasted nice but was not the right consistency.

Gregg's is Gregg's but this branch is 25% more expensive than any other branch, as is the shop in petrol station. The airline £1 for 6 mins?? And it's filthy, go here if desperate! But if you can go elsewhere?

We’ve never been to a full on high street mega Harry Ramsden restaurant, only to what we presumed were branded franchise chip cafes at motorway service stations, most recently but still a decade or more ago at Exeter. The Plymouth/Devonport delivery only arrangement is I suppose one further down the ladder but it has all the regalia. We’d been gardening and drinking and this was the local delivery option with the least waiting time and an air of reliability. We could have but didn’t bother tracking but they arrived much quicker than expected. Tidy robust paper bag, no fancy insulation but the contents were still hot and there were surplus handfuls of salt finger and sauce sachets. (Much better than those places that wrap crisp fried stuff in plastic that leaves it all soggy and steamy when it arrives!). The fish was marginally dry and the coatings of the scampi a bit hardened but the meal wasn’t bad for what we paid. All these things are enhanced by copious amounts of decent ale and outdoor plonk.

Ordered kebabs this evening and they were lovely, lots of meat, very tasty, perfect amount of sauce and salad. Great customer service too. Thank you 😊

Excellent customer service and food