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Open times says Monday 10-6 . Arranged to meet someone here. We drove a good distance as it looked very attractive. It was closed and a staff member advised never open Monday. Very disappointed. Times need to be updated

Started from not clearing the tables. We asked 5 times and the kid actually said that will do. Table remained dirty. We had the breakfast and omelettes runny and lightly cooked. They came out in piecemeal - no beans and both the breakfast and omelettes were truly cremated . We had to chase for all bits of the breakfast. Toast had margarine - who uses that??? Staff were incompetent and provided no service. Could not see anyone taking any responsibility. Although the bakery looks amazing I. Terms of products. I did not risk it. I would NOT recommend or maybe this is acceptable in Luton??? Would avoid completely.

A regular place where I take my visitors for a drink after flying at nearby airfield . The toilets are remarkable

When I went to the toilet it was immaculate, everything was glistening, that was until I came, I left the cubicle in shreds, the walls were covered in my brown sticky substance and i blocked the toilet so sorry to whoever had to clean that up( I am being honest)

Alison was our waitress, Louis taking order, both very helpful, polite and attentive. Reasonable food, not bad value for money

Dijo que intenta de nuevo y nosotros, muy pequeña, muy local que probablemente Chippie no hace mucho comercio y el tipo patatas fritas de darle ambiente. No las mejores patatas fritas preparado que he tenido, un poco demasiado grasiento, pero es local, es conveniente y cuando quieres una bolsa de patatas francamente nada más lo haremos. . . . . .

Waited ages and the queue (which was out the door and almost into the car park) barely moved. Multiple customers were complaining. They only had one till to serve everyone. After waiting for about 15 minutes and only getting from the door to the counter (about 2 metres) I left (a customer said 'I don't blame you' as I walked past), went to M&S and got a nice drink and a pastry within minutes.

Cheesecake to die for! Hubby and daughter very happy with their Sundae and waffle. We were told delivery between 8:20 and 8:45 it arrived at 8:10 😊

The most welcoming place we have ever been. Greeted by the owners who went out of their way to get to know our family. Instantly involved with the locals. This place has a really welcoming and inviting feel. While we were there it was a Karaoke night and wow, everyone got involved, the whole place was just laughs and honest conversations and there was not a bit of trouble from anyone. 100% will be returning, we feel like family already. This place is the definition of a local.

I visited the Coffee Pot for a takeaway lunch, specifically looking for a shepherd's pie after chatting with a family member who had recently made one at home. As I was craving that comforting dish, I decided to purchase it instead of cooking myself. Upon entering the Coffee Pot, I asked for shepherd's pie, which was not visibly displayed on their food shelf. However, the server confirmed they had it. I paid £7.50, and to my surprise, the server pulled out a tray of shepherd's pie from under the displayed salad without it being covered properly. He mentioned it would take 7-8 minutes to prepare, but after just 5 minutes, it was ready. When I returned home, just under 5 minutes later, I opened the takeaway box to find that the box was already soggy. The shepherd's pie appeared excessively shiny and was smothered in watery gravy (pictures attached). To my astonishment, it came with an overwhelming amount of coleslaw and slices of tomato and cucumber, which I never asked for. The food was cold, despite my short journey home. Overall, I found the dish to be greasy, lacking in mashed potatoes, and the minced meat was tasteless plus it was cold! At £7.50, the meal was definitely overpriced for the quality. I cannot recommend this place for a shepherd's pie — it’s disappointing, especially considering the establishment itself is quite well presented.

Good for coffee and basic snacks,busy not many staff,but were friendly. a little disorganised.First time visit,might not bother again

went in for an all day breakfast, look at the big breakfast, but for £3 less a small one seem to be more value, as you were only missing one egg,sausage,and one bacon, service was good the young girl serving was excellent, couldn't say that about the food, sausage was overcook, tasted as if it had been cooked then kept in an oven to keep warm,same as the bacon,which was like a bit of card, coffee was good (flat white ) would have tasted better if it was included in the price of the breakfast

Visitamos el Gallery Café (en la base) para Trestle café y croissant, sábado por la mañana las Artes Base sólo está abierta el sábado durante el semestre escolar. Como clases de ballet estaban teniendo lugar el café estaba bastante concurrida. Había una exposición de artes, como parte de la Open estudios; el Herts artista, Audrey Woodhead, debería haber estado presente, pero no la vi. Base de Artes Trestle es conocido por sus máscaras teatrales y muchos de estos se muestra alrededor del edificio. El café era normal, el croissant era agradable. Wi-fi disponible; el personal era amable. En la esquina del café es una cesta con juguetes infantiles y libros. Cuidado: el horario es diferente durante las vacaciones escolares

Had lunch, a coffee and a toastie, food and drink were very nice but the tables weren’t very clean. The choice of cakes were quite limited too