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Lovely spot close to Wirral Way & beach walks. Would be lovely to see some more interesting displays in the seating area - (think Mimosa Cafe in Eastham Woods) & prices a little bit expensive but not overly so. Didn't detract from me enjoying the food & drink. Also friendly, polite, quick service.

This place is very good indeed. Lovely food, pleasant staff and nice environment. Much to be recommended, and we shall definitely return.

Starbucks Tower Bridge disgustingly dirty. Rubbish all over the place and toilets looked like they hadn’t been cleaned for days. Last time I go to a Starbucks.

Up,out and about on a beautiful but bitterly cold February morning and my twin brother and I decided to drop by this Caffe Nero outlet, been here before, always had a positive experience and so it proved on our latest visit. A great looking Caffe Nero, interior is superb, light and airy, glass fronted serving counters showcase the goodies on offer, great decor and furnishings and plenty of seating options spread throughout this cafe,its just a really good cafe to unwind in. We ordered a flat white coffee each, these were served steaming hot, we chilled out, warmed up and planned out the day ahead while sipping our coffee's. My coffee was really good, a big fan of the coffee served in Caffe Nero, its consistant in all their outlets and their flat white coffee is a particular favourite of mine. We both really enjoyed our coffee's in here before we moved on and although our visit was only fleeting as on every other visit to Caffe Nero we had a great time. Caffe Nero is easy to locate along Foregate Street, a street and area teeming with pubs, bars, cafe's and restaurants and some amazing architecture and a major tourist destination. Opening hours are; Monday to Saturday, 6.30am till 6pm. Sunday, 8.30am till 6pm. Well worth checking out if you're in the area or planning a trip to Chester.

We go here frequently. The food and service is always excellent. Best chips in Wales. Great deserts. Excellent value all round.

Excelente café y pasteles n salado El personal y el gerente son brillantes muy amables incluso cuando están muy ocupados siempre es el servicio con una sonrisa

Came with the Mrs and two kids, food was excellent and not too dear. Beer selection was good too. I had the fish, which was crispy and delicious, the wife had cheese pie and the kids were very happy. Staff were lovely. Top place!!

Ordered some hot food in this resturaunt it came out cold even the egg yoke was hard when i tried to send it back i was told it was my fault because i had it for 15 mins which is totally untrue i only had the food for a few mins. The atitude of the waitress (chloe) was disgraceful and when i tried to speak to the manager her atitude wasnt much better so in the end i spent £5.75 on a piece of toast and left very unhappy and frustrated ive never been anywhere that doesnt want to try and sort your food out and make you happy i will never visit there again and will tell all my friends and family to go elswhere also. What a disapointment

Whenever we visit Horncastle we end up here but the food and service has become so erratic it's time to explore other venues. We took a table half an hour before close and ordered poached eggs on toast. When a waitress audibly sighs it doesn't bode well. The eggs were served workhouse style in a pool of vinegar water and runny yolk with soggy cheap Sunblest white on the side. The hurried service continued when the waitress, noticing my wife's foray to the gifts upstairs, asked about her whereabouts before studying her watch. The 'chef' has always been taciturn but the food and service has previously compensated. Sadly, it has become merely 'good in parts'.

Tablehurst is a heart-achingly beautiful biodynamic and organic farm with rolling hills, a quirky farm shop and a charming café garden. Most of the produce sold in the shop comes from the farm itself - no food miles!!! The food prepared on site is delicious and the coffee just divine! One of the best-kept secrets of East Sussex, in the heart of the leafy village of Forest Row, Tablehurst is a true gem of a farm, worth visiting.

Nice little coffee shop, with a cosy atmosphere, but I thought it was overpriced. Over £9 for a coffee and a slice of cake.

appalling service, rude management and staff. incompetent serving, was told it was an hours wait for food when other tables after our group received theirs in 10 minutes. Management of cafe refusing to work, simply stood next to the till. Museum was ok but would not recommend to anyone at any point

This cafe is in a pretty setting and has a welcoming atmosphere. It is next to a plant nursery and there are a few other small businesses on the site. There are a range of very good cakes and pastries, bread, scones and a brunch menu. The cafe is very pricey but was also very busy so must be doing something right. It has a lovely garden area. Dogs welcome.

A small group of us stumbled across this cafe whilst out walking the dogs, which meant we had to eat outside. Our toasted tea cakes and toasted sandwiches were fantastic, the best toasty I’ve ever had in fact (cheese, ham and onion, in case you’re wondering). Lovely coffee too, friendly service, clean and speedy. Overall a lovely little cafe \ restaurant..

Visited today, staff very welcoming. Cooked breakfast was very good, love that you also get marmalade with 2 rounds of toast with it as well. They had other breakfast options on their specials board too. Good value for money. Would certainly visit again. Thankyou.