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Visit on a Sunday with my wife and 2 grown up boys. Whilst waiting and waiting, I noticed the menu stated 500 ml’s fizzy drinks were £2. However in the fridge the soft drinks were all 330 ml’s. I told the lady who was serving and she went to the kitchen, came back with a cloth and scrubbed the 500 ml’s out to leave Fizzy Drinks £2. Absolutely outrageous. My son had a piri piri chicken wrap and threw it away as it was so bad. They forgot the chips and I had to remind them twice. A complete shambles. Food and service at Hainault is nicer, cheaper and better.

Visited with friends on 27th December. None of us had been before and none of us had been to any of the unrelated previous incarnations at the venue. Unsure if it was the fact it was lunchtime we went but from the board outside we expected burgers, kebabs etc. We got a huge shock when we went in. The venue was small and nice enough although cold and it had an odd smell about it. There was a heater placed in the room which was chucking out a lot of heat but not enough to take the chill off the air. We ordered coffee and were told the coffee machine wasn't working, no problem im good with instant or whatever way you can make coffee, its all good with me. This coffee was awful though. It was hugely reminiscent of times gone by and going to an infamous near by greasy truckers café where the coffee only tasted of smokey bacon crisps. If it was instant coffee it had either gone off/was stale or just hideously cheap. Now onto the menu... all that was on there was sandwiches/nacho type things and the like with the only hot options being fish and chips or a fry up. Not what we expected from the board outside. We ordered and then waited. Waited. Waited some more and then to top it off we waited a bit more. 4 sandwiches and 1 fry up took almost an hour to reach us. Luckily we were busy catching up and the cocktails we had were nice enough although nothing special. When the food arrived it looked nicer than it tasted. My partner couldn't even eat his seafood open sandwich as he said there was too much mayo on it but the seafood was rubbery as if it was frozen but been over microwaved to defrost it. one thing I can say though was the one person who was working that day was lovely and very nice. All in all a shocking experience from a venue that is currently trying to provide something its failing at miserably. We wanted delicious food as shown on the facebook page in their pictures and the menu, we got a long wait, rubbery prawns and bacon coffee. Wont be going back at all.

Went in town to find this place but it is nowhere to be seen. I am not sure if this is a shop or a stall in market. But I would have given it 5 star if it actually existed. The photo is misleading. Will be visiting town again soon so hope to try some good coffee here.

The staff need to tie back their hair. Been in this new store couple times now and each time there are staff serving with long hair not tied back. YUCK!

Takeaway, food was missing, phones restaurant twice no answer left message no call back. Fries were soggy, chicken was ok, nothing special.

Pensé que estaría sano y probaría esto. Fui por una chaqueta de papa con un relleno de Sri Lanka. 7! ! ! ! Una estafa total. Puedo sentarme en un café local y tomarme una chaqueta y beber por 6. Totalmente sobrevalorado: es "saludable" porque no está comiendo nada. Evitar.

dont take your children to the cafe after swimming because the high chairs are filthy! the menu is very limited. Lettuce on salad brown and wilted. Fruit carton mouldy in the middle. Coffee ok No napkins available Staff don't look happy, except the young man who is quite pleasant

Having already tried breakfast at the neighbouring Willowbrook garden centre, we thought we would give the Blackdown breakfast a try. When we found the entrance we had to walk through all the departments till we finally arrived at the restaurant section. Despite the centre having several in-store clothing shops, the restaurant was definitely not on a par with other ‘destination’ centres. The breakfast itself was quite good, though toast was not offered as an option to fried bread, neither was there a choice as to how the eggs were cooked. The thing that struck me was that the restaurant was tired looking and not as clean as it could have been. Despite it being fairly early in the day, several tables had crumbs on them. The chrome frames of the tables were covered in smears and the backs of the leatherette chairs had marks on them. The overall effect was of ‘transport cafe’ rather than somewhere to ‘go for coffee/lunch’. A little bit of effort however could make this a nice place.

Service slow and not a great choice of drinks... does improve with the right team... hopefully my next visit will be better

Disappointed! Phoned and booked in advance, giving dietary requirements as we had one in party allergic to cheese and one who did not like ham or pickle. We were told this would not be a problem. We arrived to soggy mozzarella sandwiches and brioche bun and ham and pickle sandwiches and brioche bun. We advised that we had said no cheese or ham upon booking and were offered fish finger sandwiches! We have been to many afternoon tea and usually you get a lovely selection of sandwiches and cakes, this was disappointing. Cakes were a fruit scone, we asked if we could swap one for a plain scone to be told no they did not have them, then you get one cup cake each, that's it, not much of a selection. One cup of coffee, we were not offered a refill. £19.95 per couple Food was nicely presented but no atmosphere whatsoever in restaurant. All in all 4 of us were disappointed and will not return All in all

5 item breakfast. If you are going to compete with the other cafes in Chester-le-Street you have to been good. There are a number to chose from and ones that have been established for decades. Cafe 91 has been going for a few years and I have visited about 2-3 times. I ordered a 5 item breakfast for £4.75 (which includes tea or coffee) When they say 5 item breakfast they literally mean that. One rasher of bacon and one small chipolata sausage. One slice of toast. There is an option for a bigger breakfast I would have chosen had I known. The coffee was a filter coffee although it wasn't made via a filter machine. So overall the food wasn't good and service decidedly average.

Las salchichas eran muy baratas, económicas y el tocino tenía una racha delgada con un hilo de cáscara. Las setas eran acuosas y no asadas. Los huevos fritos estaban bien. La rodaja gruesa de tomate estaba bien! El pan de tipo ciabatta seco y crujiente estaba totalmente equivocado con una fritura. En este lugar hay mejores opciones. Espero detalles de procedencia alimentaria. Quiero salchichas, huevos y setas a la parrilla. Me gusta saber de dónde viene el tocino y, personalmente, prefiero volver tocino. Las gruesas rebanadas gruesas de pan tostado y la elección de harina integral o blanca hubieran sido mejores. El café estaba tranquilo, así que tal vez los locales voten con sus pies. La vitrina de la caja tenía sándwiches abiertos de aspecto seco, con el mismo tocino horrible. ¡Nada parecía tentador! Me decepcionó ver al cocinero vagando por el restaurante con cubiertos limpios de la cocina en sus manos. Ole debe hacerlo mejor si van a sobrevivir.

Less than after a year of opening this place is in need of a refurbishment, the toilets have been stinky and out of date since day one, I don’t know if their kitchen or bar staff have their own toilet but if they’re using these toilets then don’t ever eat here. The Garden is a mess, weeds everywhere, a wasps nest that has been reported several times but is still there, stink coming from the toilets, old splintered furniture. It’s such a shame as it’s in a prime spot overlooking the water gardens and could be so much better and at £3:80 a pint cheapest then I expect better. They do have free WiFi, free jukebox and show sports on small televisions, also pool and darts but if people are playing pool and darts then you can’t watch TV. Sadly I believe this pub won’t be around much longer and is a great opportunity missed once again.

This a 'take away' service next to the bigger Brew House Cafe at Kenwood , which is a wonderful setting. There is little choice but that is fine as it's a very small place. Today we chose the cream tea - a scone with clotted cream and jam . This was stale . The coffee had no taste . So very disappointing. I'd advise asking if the scones are freshly made before buying.

Didn't taste nice, chips seemed like they had been on the side and just warmed up, didn't taste fresh, fish was bland. part of my order was missed off and although they delivered it to me it didn't make it up for the food quality and it was too expensive for what I ordered.