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Extremely rude & poor service. Manger/owner extremely rude, spoke very unprofessionally with us he even swore on many occasions. I would never go back again as clearly they do not know how to treat customers. Avoid avoid avoid!!!!

The wrap was ok but the guy who was preparing them took about 30 minutes to prepare one, although we were 3 customers waiting there

This is very average Lebanese Restaurant at the airport. This is OK for a quick meal before the flight.

Went here for dinner with friends. The food was good and the waiters friendly however it took an age for our food to come. Additionally the toilets were not in a great condition. Worth a visit.

Came in from a quick dinner with five friends. I asked for a tortilla. The WAITERS response was i'm sorry we had two servings left and your table has ordered it. I asked why could they make me a fresh one which he replied we make it in batches of four and we close till Tuesday and i doubt we will sell any more i ate there months before and no issues. This guy need to learn some customer service skills i ended up walking out leaving my friends behind as he berated me. Just because i didn't tell him it was fine. IT WANTED FONE ITS THE ONLY THING I WANTED

Heard lots of great reviews about this place so finally made it with 3 friends for lunch. Wow, it did not disappoint! Dan our server greeted us with a friendly smile and hello, took us upstairs to our table in the window. Food was absolutely delicious. We all had the cheesy rosti, 3 of us with portobello mushrooms and one with crispy bacon. Absolute delight, can’t wait to return.

We had my mums funeral wake here and we are so happy we did. Really lovely setting. Bill was very helpful during the booking/organising and the staff were friendly and helpful. Thanks again.

Booked tickets to see film in characterful auditorium, then thought "why not grab a bite to eat there beforehand?" Bit nervous that we might not get served quickly enough but needn't have worried. Attentive and friendly waiting staff kept our food coming through in good time. Really enjoyed my delicious fish chowder. Thanks all.

We were a group of 10 eating from the Christmas menu. My own meal was, at best, adequate. Starter was tiny and poorly presented. Main was lukewarm and anaemic looking. Pudding was okay. Others in the group had chosen different options and said theirs was dry. One person had to return their fish main as it was cold and not properly through. Experienced some difficulty convincing the waitress of this, then had a long wait until replacement dish arrived, culminating in eating on her own, long after rest of us had finished. Would have been nice for a ‘goodwill gesture’ of some sort to have been made but there was none. Left feeling distinctly unimpressed wishing we’d chosen somewhere else for our Christmas celebration.

We had yet another superb dinner here on a Saturday evening. This was our third visit with friends to this beautiful little restaurant on the harbour arm. We enjoyed a selection of sharing plates for starters and mains. The wine list is extensive and inexpensive. Every dish we ordered was superb. The fried Delica pumpkin with sage and peperoncino was inspired and the milk soft serve with salted caramel was sublime. All the staff were super friendly and our waitress was very attentive.

This place never disappoints. Great food, excellent service and nothing too much effort. We were served by Marius. He was very funny, cheeky and excellent company. My friend was partially sighted and he made sure we picked a table in the light as it helps her see more. Fantastic on the spur of the moment visit.

We were intrigued to see what had been done to this building, but were slightly put off by a number of bad reviews. We shouldn't have worried though - the service was prompt and friendly, the only problem was a delay with the drinks meant that they arrived with the starters. The food was very good and made a welcome change from normal restaurant fare - on another occasion we might stick to meze dishes as these were fairly substantial, and would have left enough room for dessert, had we not had mains. A good range of non-alcoholic cocktails, and the coffee was flavoursome.

I was excited to try this restaurant as it promised to be very aware of my gluten free needs and also very much into a plant based approach as I also have a strong lactose intolerance. I had already looked at the menu and there was a good selection of dishes that suited my needs, so I was looking forward to the experience. When we arrived I was not disappointed the decor is sleek and the food looked really nice. We ordered our food and we waited and we waited and we waited. If the place had been really busy I could have understood, but only a third of the tables were occupied. My experience in cafes is that usually the drinks arrive first, but not here. We had already eaten our meals before the drinks arrived, which is strange. The smoothie I had was delicious and the hot chocolate was very hot. I had avocado on toast, which is a personal favourite and I've eaten this at many brunch spots. For £8.50 I had what looked like half a slice of gluten free bread and half an avocado sprinkled with some seeds. I was somewhat underwhelmed for the price and the wait of around half an hour; remember I haven't even had a drink at this point. I've looked at the menu and it promises two slices of sour dough! My husband had the panini, which he said was tasty, but not worth the cost. There are many other cafes in Marlborough which offer brunch and next time I'm there I will be visiting them instead.

Great cafe with excellent perfectly made coffee. Bacon sandwich which was excellent made with freshly toasted bread and traditional bacon that tasted so good. They have a great looking menu for later in the day. Freshly baked bread and pastries looked great. I would come back here

Best experience in Europe so far! We wandered in after seeing the sign describing the Tapas Lunch Special. Amina greeted us with such wonderful enthusiasm that set the mood for our entire experience. The Tapas were fabulous, we tried the Mushroom Croquettes and fell in love. We also ordered the Marinated Lamb dish that came with potatoes cooked with onions and chorizo... It was delightful. Amina was so happy we enjoyed the meal and suggested a dessert which was an almond cake with ice cream. We enjoyed it with an espresso to complete our wonderful experience. We highly recommend 'Que Pasa' so you too can experience 'what's up' in Abington UK. Thank you Amina for the wonderful time in your town😁