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What a lovely little coffee shop. Stopped with a group of friends for a brew and the service and quality of the food/coffee was excellent. Staff were very cheery and attentive especially the young lady I think was called Caitlin who served us. Will definitely be back for another brew soon.

A mi hija le encanta el helado en Valentini’s & fue con su amiga (ambas tienen 12 años) a buscar un poco. Mi hija tuvo un problema mientras estaba allí y el personal era fantástico! Fueron amables y serviciales y no podría estar más feliz con la forma en que las niñas fueron tratadas. Gracias x

We had breakfast here a few mornings, while staying at the Travelodge over the road. Friendly staff and the food was delicious - scrambled eggs on sourdough with a perfectly fresh salad, shakshuka (baked eggs in tomato and pepper sauce) again with a lovely salad, teas and coffees. The cakes and lunchtime sandwiches and salads looked amazing and we're looking forward to trying more of the menu on a future visit. The price compares favourably with the Travelodge but the quality is much, much better.

Una de esas gemas fáciles de perder de una variedad de cafetería junto a una carretera concurrida, pero con asientos al aire libre y deliciosos aperitivos ya sea en el camino al trabajo o en necesidad de un descanso. Sencilla pero perfecta alternativa al flagelo de las cadenas. Si estás cerca del puente Battersea, entonces acércate.

We went here for our Christmas lunch,there were twenty five of us and we had a lovely time. The place is beautiful,the food is good and the staff very attentive. We had no complaints from any of our group and I would recommend this hotel. The tables were stunningly set special thanks to Ryan .

Service with a smile on a Sunday morning. Went there for coffee and granola - relaxing and god atmosphere. We walked out of Starbucks as there was no smiles there.

A popular cafe opposite the Parkinson Steps of Leeds University. Coffee is good, service pleasant, gets quite busy.

Friendly local, alas with disappointing range of beers. All lagers and just Guinness (or Inchs cider) which thankfully was very nice. No visible sign of food on offer on a Friday evening. Good to pop in for a quick pint.

Went with a friend for lunch. We decided to sit outside as the weather was good. We were the only ones outside but there were a few people inside but not overly busy. There was hand sanitiser by the doors The service was very prompt and friendly. The lady said that if we did get cold we were welcome to come inside. I had a halloumi burger and my friend had an avocado sandwich. Both were excellent and came promptly. The café did have a note on the door saying they were closing at 3pm due to staff shortages. Hopefully this will be sorted soon.

I didn't get as far as coffee. My reason for going in was to complain about the wooden sign outside which is so low down that I cracked my head against it. It was raining at the time. The member of staff I spoke to said I was not the first to have sustained this injury however I was advised the pub is on private land. There are large plant tubs on the pavement and unless you want to walk into them, you step aside and collide with the sign. It is a deplorable situation and also potentially dangerous for people with sight problems. I tried to raise a complaint.

This was our chosen venue for lunch last Tuesday on a 38 mile cycle. Not been before but it was easy to find on a safe quiet cycle in and in lovely grounds. The cafe was very nice in what might have been the stables. Although we were a little earlier than expected for lunch we took a look inside and were immediately persuaded to have that early lunch. The wide range of savoury goods looked so good as did the cakes and tray bakes. We placed our order and took our seats in a very spacious indoor dining area. There was also lots of outdoor tables and seating. The eating area was clean and well looked after by a number of young adults. Staff were polite, friendly and provided an efficient service. When our food arrived we were not disappointed at all, it was fabulous. The dining area is dog friendly and absolutely not an issue but our visit was during half term and a party of extremely noisy babies and children did spoil our other wise great visit. Parents turning a deaf ear to the disruption. An obvious regular customer on the table next to us who clearly visited for coffee and a read did not stay……. This is absolutely not a reflection of the Heritage cafe or its staff we would highly recommend this place but would choose our visiting time better. We will most definitely be back (during term time 😬)

Visited this pub for the first time with friends a couple of days ago. Lovely pub with welcoming staff and great beer - would definitely recommend.

We went for a friends birthday, booked a table at 7:30pm. The bar wasn’t awfully busy but we were not greeted. We weren’t presented with menus, in fact we had a menu thrown at us, with a tut!! It was awful service, we weren’t even seated. All it takes is a nice conversation. Bare in mind, we were a table of 7, you lost a lot of money tonight!! More fool you! Sort it out! Christ! Rude! So unimpressed!! We walked out and went somewhere else! Would not recommend!

Whenever I visit Preston this is my no 1 for fish & chips . Consistent quality food at reasonable prices . Very friendly and good old fashioned service with a smile they appreciate your business .

Really enjoyed my time the good and service was brilliant especially the brownies which were amazing considering they were even gluten free! Can’t wait to get back there and try more of the food on the menu