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Back again, best coffee in Clarks Village by far. Friendly staff and good choice of cakes and pastries.

Friendly but slow service, and not good value. I ordered the Cottage breakfast. When it arrived, after nearly 20 minutes it consisted of two small overcooked rashers, a sausage which was small enough to qualify as a half sausage, a hash brown of minuscule proportions, one half tomato, a small fried egg and a large pot of baked beans. (I declined the mushrooms) There were two generous slices of toast accompanied by a single pat of butter each, just enough to smear most of the surface, but not enough to make you feel that you had had any butter. For this I was charged 11 pounds 50, with 3.30 for a small Americano on top. It was edible but not delicious. Basically it was a disappointment. If you are going to offer breakfast try and inject some pizazz into it and remember that if you have someone ordering breakfast it usually means they are hungry and don't want to wait 20 minutes to be served. The place was nowhere full so what the wait would have been like with multiple orders who knows. Won't be returning.

Welcoming staff Great choice of cake and pastry Sausage Rolls Well better than Gregg's Well worh a visit if you're in Lymm

I have to stay this is a interesting place to go to or explore. There have good variety of games and snacks and drinks and provide lots more also popular for teenagers under 30 which is good Pool table/ table tennis is cool to have in a place like this . Opening hours are reasonably appropriate will be returning and will definitely recommend this place for the weekend

Racist bar, must suggest Asian people to go there alone, customer there treating you with abusive racism and rude dialect, especially managing giving them shelter to behave like this , it is racist bar, please save yourself not going there, Customer abuse and told me to get out of there manager didn't took any action

Bellissimo pub all' inglese con un fantastico fish and chips prezzi considerato Londra buoni atmosfera unica.

My recent visit to the Shoulder of Mutton Pub in Ruskington was a delightful experience that left me with lasting memories. Nestled in the heart of this charming village, the pub's warm and welcoming ambiance instantly drew me in. Upon entering, I was greeted by friendly staff who supplied attentive service throughout my visit. The rustic interior, adorned with vintage decor and comfortable seating, created an inviting atmosphere that made me feel right at home. The cosy lounge seating area added a touch of warmth, making it the perfect spot to relax and unwind. The pub's well-stocked bar boasted an impressive assortment of beverages, including an excellent range of local ales and craft beers. The knowledgeable staff members were happy to recommend the guest beers, and their passion for their craft was clear. What truly made my visit memorable was the pub's commitment to creating a warm and convivial atmosphere. The Shoulder of Mutton played host to various live music events, quiz nights, and other community gatherings, fostering a sense of togetherness that resonated with both locals and visitors like me. If you find yourself in Ruskington, I wholeheartedly recommend a visit to the Shoulder of Mutton Pub. It's a welcoming establishment with delicious food, a wide selection of drinks, and an authentic charm that captures the essence of a quintessential British pub.

Buen ambiente, buena decoración, lugar ostentoso. No hay mucho que ofrecer en el menú, pero deliciosos deslizadores. ¡Más agradable como un lugar para reunirse para tomar una copa antes de amenazar si no está lleno!

Welcoming and friendly service, just the place to enjoy a drink/bite to eat either before or after your walk.

The drink and atmosphere wasn't too bad, and they accepted card payments which is good. Prices not unreasonable. Live sports. Negatives were the food.. It was very basic and comprised of your selection plus a pile of soggy chips which seemed like they had been re cooked. No sign of any veg whatsoever. I ordered a burger and it was literally burger plus chips. Not a place you should eat at imo. Also, potentially out of their control (but many bars do give free credits to "regulars" to get some tunes on) but a regular put on about 25 songs on the jukebox the moment it was turned on! So glad I clocked him doing that as I was going to stay and put on a few songs of my own. In the end we decided to leave earlier than planned and booted the tunes up on YouTube at home. Bit of a shame really.

Frankie & Benny’s is the best place to eat and drink/relax in East Mids Airport. All other EMA eateries/bars are Manchester Airport owned or controlled outlets serving the same mediocre below standard trashy food. The airport Hadley needs some class other than F&B. Namely a Weatherspoons. An airport without a Spoons is is poor airport. EMA is the litmus test for that fact. So head for F&B for reasonable food and wines.

This is a typical old fashioned British pub,good range of beers and a wide selection of gins,the landlady is very welcoming,all pub games ,pool,dominoes,darts are catered for,showing football,rugby etc on large and smaller screens ,would recommend

Aparecimos por café un almuerzo y terminamos teniendo torta de carne y verduras. El pastel de aspecto y sabor casero. Es sólo un lugar pequeño pero bien vale la pena una visita, incluso si sólo quieres un café. El personal era amable y servicial. Buen lugar para descansar mientras que fuera de compras.

I have a mate called Vincy an he reckons the jam & toast combo out of this wonderful cafe is to die for.. they also use 1 teabags for 2 cups of tea which saves you money on your final bill, he would come here several times a week

I have been visiting TODs, ostensibly for a boozy lunch, for years and it has always been friendly, relatively efficient in terms of service with decent if not ‘good’ food. However, my most recent visits have resulted in a feeling of ‘time to go somewhere else’. Serving staff are now a conveyor belt of different faces and, not surprisingly, a case of little experience of not only the venue and its specific systems but hospitality in general. The menu consists of an odd mix of Burgers, Fish and Chips and ‘small plates’ (a trend that began to fade away in 2016). The burgers are clearly pre-cooked (a relatively new situation): the fish and chips are acceptable but the ‘small plates’ are essentially fried and ‘heavy’ items. A decent charcuterie and cheese board would be a massive improvement. Despite its situation the booze prices are not extortionate - neither, on the face of it, are the food prices. However, once the lack of training/experience of staff and the less than good quality of the food is considered, I have to conclude there are a large number of better places (at the price) in the area for lunch or a drink and a snack. I truly hope it can raise its game - it needs to.