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Valentines night absolutely 💯 💓 fab food and very affordable brilliant dave Sam and team are fantastic 👏 😀 👍 we will be back very soon what a transformation we'll done everyone

Best chippy in Blackpool, can’t get better chips anywhere else and don’t get me started on the sausages you can’t find anything better.

Fui aquí para un almuerzo de sábado - realmente me gustó la hamburguesa de pollo tirón que tuve - había un montón de eso también! Definitivamente recomendaría

I realise this is a dairy farm but one of the party had a dairy intolerance and there was no alternative and the person almost seemed offended that I had asked. The gluten free brownie was stale. Disappointing- I don’t think I’ve ever thrown away a cake before!

Do not rely on taking a dog into every Costa. The company policy is not to allow them, so after being welcomed on one occasion, on a later occasion,after already collecting our food and my partner finding a secluded table for our quiet elderly border collie, a junior member of staff was sent to ask us to leave. We're in our 70s and mind my daughter's dog because of her ME/CFS and this wasn't even a quiet surreptitious "I'm sorry..." but a loud head turning "I'm afraid you'll have to leave as you can't bring a dog in here!" I'll NEVER willingly choose to give Costa any business as a result.

Loved having breakfast at this Swedish style cafe. Food was amazing and the place has a great atmosphere and tasteful decor. I was impressed with the porridge, and the breakfast rolls were lovely too.

Excellent to see vegan options added finally - they have been a long time coming. I have been visiting the tea room for several years and visit a couple of times a month on average. Lovely mix and match teapots, cups, and plates. Some of the teapots could do with a slightly better clean of the spout to remove ingrained dirt but nothing too severe. An excellent selection of cakes are available. They’re mainly store bought/for-trade and you’ll see them as standard offerings in lots of cafes; there is absolutely nothing wrong with this and let’s face it, all we’re looking for is an honest slice of cake to go with our tea or coffee, not a French Patisserie experience. Lovely to have dominoes and cards available on the tables to play games and a genuinely relaxed atmosphere where you don’t feel rushed, which is rare. The Tea Rooms also have some of the space to sell product towards the back of the mill and on a couple of occasions, I have been approached very nicely and kindly by staff to offer to help or show anything I am interested in. This is quite the welcome contrast to the attitude of the staff on the till at the entrance/exit. 50p extra for oat milk is hopefully something that will become just a standard option in future, considering the £3.00 cost for a latte that is smaller in size than a Starbucks small drink, with Sbux being cheaper for the same size before the addition of the oat milk charge. Likewise, the markup on several soft drinks is more than you’ll find in motorway service stations. Inflation is impacting everyone, however, the price point of “not worth it” isn’t too far away for several customers on quite a few items (from conversations I’ve overheard over the past six months or so). I hope the tea rooms continue to thrive in the Vintage Emporium.

The Bridge cafe in Millom has a sign advising that it has temporarily closed down. To be honest, having looked through the window it doesn’t look as though it’s likely to reopen anytime soon. The Trackside on the station is a fantastic alternative.

Came with the Mrs and two kids, food was excellent and not too dear. Beer selection was good too. I had the fish, which was crispy and delicious, the wife had cheese pie and the kids were very happy. Staff were lovely. Top place!!

Me and my husband called in for a coffee last Sunday whilst shopping in Kendal. Suffer with MS and suffer with shakes. The staff Jude and Lexi were quick to to identify I had a disability and went out of their busy way to assist me with carrying my tray outside as we had our dog with us. We were served lovely HOT coffee and were left to enjoy our visit. Even when we finished again they brought our dirty tray inside for me. The place was spotless and the staff were overwhelming helpful. Best Nero cafe we have visited. Superb staff and very accommodating. Definitely will visit again whilst visiting Kendal Thankyou 😊

We recently visited for a quick breakfast, and we were not disappointed. It looked from outside that the place was full, but they have an upstairs section, too. Once seated, it wasn't long between us placing our order and our food arriving. I had the special coffee -honeycomb latte, and hubby had a mocha. To eat, I had the French toast and hubby the waffles with the potato hash as a side. Both the drinks and the food were delicious, I do think the French toast should come with a warning- it's huge! You get 2 slices, I could only manage one. Hubby enjoyed what he had but did find the waffles a little dry. I would definitely come again, though I'd probably not eat for 24 hours beforehand 😆

I visited WYLDE coffee pretty much everyday while looking after my ill mother. They were always super kind and friendly. The coffee is really, really good and the menu is imaginative and delicious. I also visited the bakery and again the person who served me was very understanding and generous. Thank you to all the staff who make the difference.

Thank you so much to James, Caffè Nero, Foregate Street, Chester for the truly excellent service and perfectly prepared drink. James, you're a customer service superstar, you were incredible with all your customers, you really brighten a cool, grey day into rays of warm sunshine. Keep going, you're awesome.

Great outdoor spot for coffee and snacks. A unique setting with a variety of outdoor seating. New ownership is doing a great job and deserves success.

Went for lunch with family roast beef was lovely great service and reasonably priced good value for money Highly recommend.