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The service was good here the Muslim brother used to give us good service but seems like his service has gone terrible the rest of the staff don’t really acknowledge us I don’t recommend paying the service charge as majority of it don’t go to staff it’s not good at all maybe that’s why the service is gone bad

Muy mala exhibición de comida, muy pequeña porción de papas fritas, sin salsas, el cuarto de libra estaba muy frío, ¡no había ensalada ni salsa! Extremadamente decepcionado. No vale un centavo

Always a lovely breakfast, all food is nice hot / cold , lovely staff . Amazing home cooked cakes & pies , cold sandwiches are lovely aswell

Great selection of sandwiches, wraps, paninis and jacket potatoes. We are served at our table by one of the new owners of this recently opened eatery. Food was delicious and plentiful. Our mains were followed by a selection of traditional cakes (school cake & Bakewell) and home made bara brith. Would recommend

Came here with my family pre party, almost half of the menu was out of stock, and the lady bringing the food was miserable and rude, the food that we ordered took almost 40mins to come out wasn’t very impressed at all.

When we are in Corwen we always seem to be drawn back to the Workhouse for a drink before we explore the adjacent well stocked shop inside the old building. Beverages and food are at a reasonable price and the staff friendly and efficient; so when in the area we will call once more.

Absolutely amazing and tasty ice cream. £2.60 for two scoops. I tried the Rocky Road flavour which was delicious. Highly recommend.

Was really disappointed with our visit today. Asked for tap water, non arrived. Ordered food and it took forever to come. Had to ark for salt. Another coffee delivered was spilt everywhere. Ordered extra pooched egg with toast, paid but it didn’t come. The place is dirty and needs a very good deep clean. Very expensive menu for for it has to offer. Unattentive staff. Wouldn’t bother to visit. Overall extremely disappointed

Nine of us visited this afternoon as a family and after 4/5 rounds of drinks (plus plenty of snacks) we were having a really nice time! Our young niece, a child, popped to the Co-op down the road for a packet of crisps. A simple “sorry but we don’t allow customers to bring their own food” would have sufficed and said packet of crisps would have been put away. But no, our entire afternoon was completely spoilt in a matter of seconds by an ignorant, horribly spoken man with ZERO customer service. I just wish we had encountered this man before we had put our money behind his bar. Shocking experience, we swiftly left the premises and were met with much kinder staff down at the Uxbridge arms.

I visited a few days ago and safe to say i’m very disappointed and will never be returning. The place is overpriced, i paid £5 for ONE scone with a tiny bit of cream and jam which didn’t even taste nice, my daughters waffle was bland and cold by the time it came out, which defeats the whole point of it being called a warm waffle! I got given a broken cone, which snapped shortly after we received the ice cream, and they were then hesitant to give me a pot to put my child’s ice cream into. An angry man, who i presumed is the boss barged his way in and started shouting at the staff, which left a very awkward atmosphere. The staff were very quiet and weren’t very chatty at all, almost making it look like they didn’t want to be there and wanted to get us out of there as soon as possible which was very rude, they also kept there masks on to say hi n then took them off shortly after while still taking our order - what’s happened to coronavirus?! Very disappointed and won’t be returning

I was sad to see the last review. Like many other people we visit Wards kitchen regularly. It is a friendly good value traditional cafe with lovely home cooked food and the best cheese scones for miles around! It is a shame that the cafe is upstairs, although you can buy the baked goods in the shop downstairs if you can’t make the climb. Having said that, many people struggle to get up the stairs knowing that the effort is worth it.

We like the shopping experience - decided to have latte coffee - it was cold - I asked for it to be warmed and was told (by the manager) that it couldn't be hotter - the milk would "explode" - and he was serious! Employ a professional barista!!

Una simple limpieza haría una gran diferencia en este establecimiento, cualquier comida o bebida en las instalaciones debe consumirse en un ambiente limpio. Ser recibido con comida sucia cuando simplemente tomar un café rápido y un sándwich es totalmente inaceptable, ¡la higiene lo es todo!

We have been staying in the area and picked the Glazert Hotel for our last night meal out. It looks great on the website. We got dressed up and headed over. We were given a table in the bar area and after putting in our order we were then given place mats and cutlery to put out ourselves (we weren’t a walk in, I booked a week ago). The food arrived within 20 minutes and was average. The childrens meals are very small. No one came to see how we were at any point. No one came to take another drinks order or offer us a dessert menu and we had to go to the bar in the end to pay. There was no nice conversation with the staff. We felt very much like we were not welcome. There were several local people who came in and were treated very differently. This was a big disappointment at the end of a lovely week when we have had some fabulous meals in Kirkintilloch and lovely lunches at the cafes in Lennoxtown. A real shame as the reviews I’d read before booking were really positive.