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Went in this morning for two coffees and a cheese pasty. The lady who served me was great, we hand a quick chat about the disappearance of Costa in the town. All the staff were working hard and doing their job. The place was clean and tidy, the coffees were great and the pasty was perfect! Would highly recommend and definitely go back. The menu isn’t huge but if you take it for what it is it’s a great place with fantastic staff.

August '24 Still the best chippy in Nuneaton!

I’ve never had a bad kebab from here - so much better than Hayes Kebab!

The fish tasted horrible and their child Thomas is gay

Can’t understand how this place has 4.9 stars. Reading the reviews and something doesn’t seem right with them. Guy behind counter was so engrossed in his phone he didn’t even know we’d walked in and were stood for two mins staring at him. Burger was basic with no toppings just cheese and ‘smash sauce’ which was an incredibly peppery steak type sauce but way too peppery. Chips were ok. The meal deal pictures all show an irn bru as the drink but we were given Pepsi max. Asked for an irn bru and was made out we were being done a favour for giving us it as it normally comes with Pepsi ‘because it’s cheaper’.

Always delicious and piping hot, chips are great and the fish and fishcake are second to none, always pleased.

I have visited the Starbucks in the Sydney Jones Library on many occasions. I have always found it to be pretty good. The staff are absolutely fantastic here - always very friendly and queueing never takes too long, so full marks to the whole team! Considering this is a University franchise of Starbucks, the selection of drinks is pretty extensive and very reasonably priced, for example a small tea is £1.60, which is pretty cheap. The selection of snacks isn't quite so good, but I think what is offered is perfectly sufficient. In my experience, this place is clean and tidy and is a nice place to set your laptop up and study, albeit please note that on some days, it shuts at 3pm, which I think is unnecessarily early. However, one thing which puzzled me is why they are continuing to social distance tables. Well after the 1m rule was axed on 19th July, this place has had less tables than normally, all a million miles away from each other which I thought was very strange, considering this place's surface area is small anyway. In my opinion, they're really shooting themselves in the foot by doing this as you are actively deterring custom! Having said that, I have a feeling that this is a University management decision, not a decision taken by the staff here. Also, this place does not accept cash whatsoever, in some weird bid to make the University campus 'cashless' and 'safer'. In terms of how disallowing people to pay cash in a coffee shop makes campus a 'safer place', your guess is as good as mine! Overall, it's a pretty decent coffee shop. I like to think that they've axed their ludicrous distancing measures by now, but if they haven't, note that you may struggle to find an empty table!

Grabbed a great tasting satay chicken rice box before getting train back home. Services was quick, just what you needed

Cold food long delivery time unedible kebab full of salt disgusting chilli sauce too much cumin and cold chips mind you chips were edible . Chuck it down the toilet witch it's served from

This used to be a decent Indian. Gone very bad now. The rice is wet. I don’t understand why it’s so wet, it’s hard to describe, but there was so much moisture in the rice. Ruined are meal.

We received absolutely disgusting service from these guys, if I could would give them a minus 5 for customers service. We were told that our pizzas would be take 90 minutes to arrive. When they didn't arrive we struggled to ring through but once we spoke to someone we believe Adam, he was rude and unapologetic and he then told us it would take 30-40 minutes (which would take us to over a two hour wait), when I asked what they would do about it he said he would give us a free bottle of coke to our over £120 order. When it didn't arrive after the extra 40 minutes we tried to ring through and couldn't get through. They actually took 50 minutes extra so in total it tooks is 2 hours and 30 minutes to arrive. When they arrived the driver told us they had disconnected their phones and we found out we were missing £10 worth of chips. We will never use this restaurant again and will encourage everyone to steer clear of it .

Discovered this hidden gem during lockdown and have never been dissapointed. Don't think I've ever eaten at a more consistent takeaway that delivers everytime. You get what you pay for, more expensive than some but the quality of the meats and the care taken not to mention all the staff compensate for the extra couple of quid. 5/5 👍Easily one of the best takeaways on the Wirral.

What can I say. Arrived in Honiton a town i know well, but not my town of residence. On a cold January evening, just gone 6pm. Decided for ease, Fish & Chips would do. Entered their establishment, 3 screened counters, 2 staff & one customer. Ordered immediately to stand outside, as only one person allowed on at a time. Paid 10.50 for Fish, Chips & Sauce. The young girl served me, who was pleasant, while the own slumped over the till deep into her phone. Rude! They were over cooked, rubbery, had a strange taste as if the fat was old. Could not finish them, had to throw them away. For a proprietor who owns there own business, she had zero customer respect. Which is why they own & always will do, a sleazy chip shop on a sleazy street in a small town. Not a place to visit or even give them the grace of your hard earned money.

Food is average, and delivery time is abysmal

Mustafa was serving us he was very friendly and gave us a good service