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One of my absolute favourite place, friendly staff, delicious cakes & sandwiches, lovely cream teas...the place to be...cannot fault it. Absolutely brilliant

This is a great example of a shop converted to a bar. I would consider myself a regular at Bob's. Child and dog-friendly, lovely staff, exciting selection of draught and bottled beers and great cocktails. It's not really a restaurant as such but has a link to the Cafe next door, so you can get food there. I recommend booking if you are going with a group as it gets very busy. Nice vibe!

Great coffee at reasonable prices. I kniw it is still a chain, but doesn't feel like that. Great, friendly staff, spot on

Honestly, the best coffee in Clapham. I can highly recommend a visit to everyone, who comes to Clapham looking for an extraordinary experience. Enjoy the perfect coffee and have one of the lovely desserts. The Common Espresso Bar is very small and cosy place with a magical atmosphere. Every visit is heartwarming. The staff is so nice. You can feel the love here. Not only the love to coffee and work, but also to customers. 💖

We enjoyed breakfast here too. A very generous portion of scrambled eggs on toast. Also Danish pastry - rhubarb and custard - delicious and not too sweet. Lovely friendly cafe with plenty of working space.

Stopped for breakfast one morning as I was picking some ply wood up across the road could not fault it great food sausage was great not like most cafes friendly staff fresh coffee oy wish I worked closer to the place I would be in every day lots to choose from

Every visit here is excellent. The service is second to none. The menu is not extensive but is adaptable and the food is always of the highest quality. The coffee is excellent and prices are remarkable. I don't understand why it is not busier especially as the atmosphere is suitably chilled.

Fantastic cafe in the heart of Rye! Run by nice people, serving nice food. Everything we tried was delicious and nourishing.

Went out for coffee with my friends around wymondham and stumbled across the cutest bakery EVER! The atmosphere and staff were so lovely and welcoming and the coffee was absolutely incredible! We also heard the cinnamon buns were highly recommended so grabbed one of those which indeed lived up to our expectations! They had so many options and amazing sourdough bread available, perfect with soup for the warm weather! Will definitely be back!!

Great coffee, warm & friendly staff. Loved the Anzac biscuits! Lovely place to come & just wile away the time & warm up on a cold day.

Our visit was a delightful experience when we went for a birthday brunch. The refugee volunteers and Arash the manager were delightful, attentive and friendly. There is a good selection of food — we both went for the full English, which we would definitely recommend! The staff were also able to cater for a brown bread preference. The coffee was wonderful too and they have a cortado option (a fave choice for my wife!). The atmosphere is very open and relaxing. A great place to meet up for a hot drink and a bite, a chat with a friend to discuss business. We will definitely be back!

Driven past a number of times and decided to pop in. Had a fish and chip dinner, with a sticky toffee pudding for afters. Such great value for money.and friendly, chatty staff that enhance the experience. Absolutely clean and spotless with lovely interiors. Will certainly go again.

This is an excellent experience. The location offers a range of fresh seafood that is well-prepared and swiftly delivered to the tables. Cold wine and beers are available nearby. For seafood enthusiasts, the place is a must!

After finding out about this new Hong Kong cafe in the Stray Ferret news, we decided to pay a visit for lunch. The menu was limited but boy, the food was exceptional! We had the fried dumplings and the prawn tempura with curry & rice, accompanied with milk tea. We’ll definitely go back and recommend you seek out.

I've been visiting the Ale Hub for over a year now as a close friend lives nearby and we always tend to drop in after a few drinks in the city/Diglis. I've never been that keen on little Micropubs, as most I've been to tend to be lacking character and very basic spaces, however the Ale Hub has a certain charm and has been fitted out with taste, it's cosy and actually feels like a real pub. The customers are always friendly and there's a good hum of conversation. I'm not an ale drinker but they have a great choice of lager, draught craft and cider, as well as some guest bag in box ciders, the Rhubarb one is lovely. The staff are always really friendly and laidback, and seem to remember you, even though I'm there every once in a while. Bonus - pickled eggs, and some other homemade snacks like scotch eggs and pork pies. It would be lovely if they had some outside tables and chairs, but it has a busy car park outside so probably rules out. I would definitely recommend, they have very popular quiz, bingo and live music nights, one time I visited they even had a small record fayre which was cool.