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Love the new layout much more disabled friendly and easier for the staff as more streamlined and not cluttered. Food was good and good value for money We had lovely service from Sandy, Margaret and Maya.

Very overpriced - I paid £5.20 for a cup for vanilla pretzel pieces. They tasted as expected and were warm which as a plus, but I don’t think they are worth the price. Probably wouldn’t buy again but was a nice one off treat.

Very slow service, young man seems to have no idea what's going on...drinks took an age to arrive and coffee wasnt hot. Food order was wrong when it finally arrived. The Cafe smelt heavily of greasy cooking smells, as the seating area has very poor or none existent ventilation. The floor, tables and general areas need a deep clean. Very disappointing, which is a real shame because the food is very good.

A pesar de que Cardiff Bay promueve establecimientos que admiten perros, esta cafetería definitivamente no lo es. Sin embargo, dan la bienvenida a los usuarios de portátiles para sentarse y bloquear mesas.

The hotel did offer breakfast as an optional extra but The Floating Coffee Co was recommended to me by a colleague. A quick search on Google maps said it was a 10 minute walk along the canal from the hotel. The menu had plenty of choice for breakfast items with the usual tea, coffee and fruit juices. The staff were friendly and pleasant and we didn't have to wait long to order and the breakfast was ready less than 10 minutes later. A decent portion to set us up for the day and we were so impressed we went back the next morning too.

Sad to hear how the curly haired waitress was speaking to an elderly customer whilst I waited in line. They refused her cash payment, the lady politely said, I don't have cards. The waitress in a rude tone replied... yeah and I don't make the rules so.... Qnother customer offered to buy the lady a drink on her way out but she declined. The pasty I had was nice but the drinks took ages to be made and were tepid. Such a shame.... Won't be returning.

Best scrambled egg on toast I’ve had in a cafe for brunch, ever! I ordered the 3 scrambled egg on toast option from the menu, with the addition of a little Sprinkle of grated cheese on top. The eggs were rich and fluffy, the toast was fresh and thickly sliced, the garnish of a few cress leaves sprinkled on top added a little extra tasty zing. My order was taken quickly and the food came quickly, piping hot. The portion was perfect. I felt it was very good value for money. I would love to know how the chef made the scrambled eggs taste so good! Maybe Cafe 1 could do brunch cooking classes. All in all, a very positive experience of grabbing a quick lunch & I’m looking forward to another visit.

Just a really poor experience - service is awful and being snapped at by staff was the limit. You need to review your staff training, customer service is non existent and quite rude frankly. Bad attitude isn't acceptable anywhere anymore that relies on custom, no matter where the location.

We were not cycling on this trip, but were recommended to visit the cafe for a refreshment stop and stunning views. It did not disappoint.

Outstanding service and great food, always a pleasure visiting this venue, shame this branch is closing.

After taking in some NYD sea air my other half and I decided to drive along from Folkestone to Hythe to see if we could stop by cosy pub for a quick drink. We parked up and wondered along to the Globe Inn. Upon arrival we received a warm welcome from the Landlady who wished us a Happy New Year and sat us next to the log fire. No food was available but we overheard the owners offering to cook Fish and Chips for a couple who had also popped into the pub. I've never written a review before but this old school proper High Street pub deserves a mention and a reminder to everyone why we need to keep our local pubs alive. An unexpected surprise and a place we will definitely drop by again. Well Done!

Arrived at 11pm having been told by reception to head upstairs for a drink (we were staying in the hotel). The security guy said it was closed, couldn’t offer any explanation other than it was closed. So clearly only open til midnight when it suits. Annoying as we left another bar to have a drink closer to our hotel.

We stopped here for lunch on a day's walking. The halloumi flatbreads which we had toasted, were delicious with lots of fresh salad inside. Coffee is good too. It's easy to pass by these little cafes without noticing them but this one was worth a stop.

Quirky little cafe that is tastefully decorated. Serves homemade cakes, scones etc. I would recommend this cafe to my friends for a champagne breakfast anytime.

Seems like the prices have risen over the last couple of years. £16 for 2 bacon sarnies and 2 coffees. I also think toilets do need sorting and agree with others comments about this.