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Great breakfast this morning. The food quality was brilliant and wonderful service too. We will be back, highly recommended thank you.

Gym is terrible. I cancelled my membership in April. Got a confirmation email for proof it’s been cancelled. However they still took £45 out my account for about 4 months. I explained this had happened. Not one member of staff was helpful. It’s been 2 months and they have still said the payment is being processed are telling me it would be in my account on the 1th September. Absolute con! Save your money. Not worth it. They don’t care about their customers only there for the wage.

Bought double espresso £2.00 and pastry £2.50. Charged £6.90. When I said it should be £4.50 I was told “ prices have gone up and I didn’t have time to change the coffee prices” so I am meant to believe a double espresso has gone from £2 to £3.90 and she didn’t have time to alter the price ??? After questioning she gave my money back … I think the truth is she is pocketing the money unbeknownst to the owner !

The food at b and q hedge end is perfectly acceptable and good value for money but the staff are extremely courteous and polite, this is why I warrant a 5 star rating, for the previous reviews to be only two star I wonder if they have been written by others with vested interests such as other restaurant owners in hedge end, I do not expect gourmet Michelin dining here as it is good simple value food served here, regards, peter

Probably the dirtiest cafe I have been in since eating in the jungle of Thailand 40 years ago. Filthy kitchen, plates, cups, and spoons. My partner and I had a flat white and a cappuccino both of which arrived looking exactly the same in filthy cups delivered by the filthy-looking owner. Eclectic it may be, filthy it definitely is.

Website states that it’s open until till 11pm but we were made to leave at 9:30 as it wasn’t busy enough for them to bother. Extremely frustrating as. We had to pay for a cab home after a night out but only got half the night. Will try elsewhere in future.

£3.60 for one cinnamon knot/bun..... shameless. Can't fathom the mark up on these things. Seems people care more about clout or image than paying ridiculous prices. Won't be back.

Been going for years as have many family members who would be turning in their graves! Awful spanish omelette (a slice of) served up today for £10.95. Surprised it was the last one but perhaps the other slices were sold last week? On the plus side after mentioning this we were only charged £5 for the lettuce and pot of coleslaw! Such a shame as used to be so good. Coffee was good however! Save yourself a trip and instead head into Olney to the pancake parlour, better food, service and value.

Wow!!.Great friendly greetings from staff .They work so hard but with a smile every time . As for the food ,you won’t be disappointed,all the food is exceptional. I love the new pods that have been set up outside .Fantastic place to visit 😁😁😁

Extremely disappointing to say the least. We like supporting local small businesses but after trying the counter several times it lacks anything of convenience and we will never be going back for the following reasons: 1. They seem to make up about 4 sandwiches daily and rely on selling solely those concoctions without any variation or ability to make up fresh sandwiches with the ingredients i’d actually like. 2. Don’t bother going in past midday as they’ll have little left out - a little confusing for a spot that would surely be ideal for lunch. 3. Not fresh ingredients. Likely due to the above, sitting in “the counter” all day for that one person who likes that exact obscure creation. 4. Relatively uninterested staff who don’t seem to know a thing about welcoming anyone into their business or care if they spend money. All in all a sad experience, I cannot see how you can keep the lights on with a business model so vague and unenthusiastic. I hope management really take note of the above as this sentiment is echoed by many in Grayshott. Until then - avoid and go to any of the other small coffee shops or even, dare I say it, the BP garage - you’ll have a better experience.

The location of this hotel is excellent - very central in Canterbury. There is parking at £15 a day at nearby multi storey. The rooms are large and bathrooms are good. The bed was a bit hard and if you felt the cold, there were no extra blankets or duvets. Rooms had large tv,ironing board and hair dryer and he hotel porvides plenty of towels and toiletries. There is a 24 hour bar with basic meals available. Good range of food at breakfast but the fruit juice is watered down- tastes more like squash than juice and the egg is reconstituted - very much doubt its fresh real eggs. The cooked food was lukewarm.

Hidden in the depth of the hospital is Paddy and Scotts. Its a very average coffee shop usually with less of a queue than the hospital Costa with more friendly staff.

Misleading putting up the evening menu in the window when they weren't serving any of it. So what I specifically pushed my wife across town in her wheelchair wasn't available. The food and coffee may well be good, but since what we wanted isn't available during the day there's a snowflake's chance we will actually eat there.

Nice enough when it's open, but we visited at 08:35 today and it was still closed. Even 08:30 is too late for breakfast in my opinion (don't they want the custom of people with jobs?) but they can't even be bothered to open on time anyway.

Decidí dar Jaki es un ir ya que me apetecía cambiar de Costa. Pedí una fresa y Banana batido, y luego fue informado que se les había acabado de banana, así que tenía que ser fresa. Yo también tenía un cruasán, ya que no tenían chocolate pequeños o cualquier canela remolinos- la otra cosa que noté fue unas cuantas moscas que rondan y aterrizaje en sus pasteles. Aparte de la mala selección, la comida no estaba mal, pero no regresaremos por un batido cualquier momento pronto, a menos que te banana volver, entonces voy a intentarlo.