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Costa in Tesco Wokingham is a great place to go for a coffee. It’s always clean and the staff are very friendly and helpful.

Rude staff, particularly one older female with brown hair. I seemed to be an inconvenience to her from the off when ordering. I asked for the vegan kids pasta as my daughter has a cow's milk allergy. The lady's reaction was "what?" with a disgusted look on her face. I repeated and she just didn't answer me. So I asked if they did it as I had seen it on their menu and she again gave me a disgusted look and said no we don't do that. Another staff member overheard and checked the menu and said that actually yes they do vegan kids pasta. Clearly staff have no idea on the allergens in their menu and this isn't the first time at this cafe that I have asked for dairy free kids food and they have told me nothing is dairy free, which is false. Their yoghurts are dairy free and some crisps and biscuits too. I never do reviews but this honestly worries me that someone with a life threatening allergy may go to this cafe and be given something they can't have. Management should train staff better and whether you have had a bad day or not, don't treat customers like dirt on the bottom of your shoe. If you're in that bad of a mood, ask for a break, or simply find a non customer facing job. The only reason this gets a 2 star is because the staff member that was helpful actually helped me to my table with my food as I had a pram.

The absolute charlatans don't except cash and refused to take cash which is illiegal in England. DOESN'T NOT ACCEPT OUR LEGAL TENDER. Good news though, so many other choices in brighton an hove now you can stroll in somewhere else. This place is a shadow of its former self since Mr Johnson sold up.

Twice we have tried to eat hear in the last month and both times very negative visits. Asked for things on the menu to be told they dont have them or that they are closing soon so not making any more. Poor quality food when we did finally find something they have. Last visit they had just closed at 4.30pm I'm sure they used to be open later. Staff not really bothered about you or quite rude. Shame as it used to be ok here.

For the second week an absolute shambles ordered fish and chips last week told the lady cooking it would only cook us an all day breakfast as we were to early @ 11:40 this week we delayed our arrival to 1pm and ordered fish and chips and was told they only had an all day breakfast I spoke with the young man on the till whose attitude was at best disconcerted I also pointed out that the male toilets haven’t been open on my visits for the last 3 weeks even whilst I write the lady is telling those in the que they are only doing breakfast the shame is I came back and had told others the fish and chips was good but I won’t be coming back which means working in the care home I do will mean Morrisons will lose about £1000 per month but hey I’m only a customer Tesco here we come 🤮🤮🤮

Second time I've been in since the latest takeover by a regular of 20 odd year. Said owner basically stuck on his laptop at the bar ( maybe I'm wrong ) if I'm right as he was telling the bar staff what to do a simple hello would go a long way. To get to the bar to play pool we had to walk through the lounge disturbing the music as the bar door was not open. If your a real ale fan don't bother its average Guinness or john Smith's. Gutted as when I read in the Echo a local of 20 year was taking over I thought it would make all the difference. In a positive note if you want a private function it should be spot on with the new partition.

As with all National Trust cafes very over priced for what you get, we had to wait ages to be served, the sandwiches were freshly made but that held things up even more, my slice of orange and poppyseed cake was tiny for £4, sandwiches no garnish just bread and the filling for £7, if we go again it will be a long time and probably take a picnic I could understand if a footman delivered it to us but that wasn’t the case.

Here for breakfast, friendly staff, attentive service. The pub serves a good value well cooked breakfast for a good value price.

Thank you so much to the kind man who offered my coffee for free today after I forgot I had no access to funds due to a lost purse (and therefore no Apple Pay) today. It could have been a very different experience - I really appreciate it

good food and lovely staff.we have had brekfast and lunch there on different occasions and i have to say we have never had any reason to not be happy with there food

6 of us stopped for a fish and chip lunch, costing £111, we should have kept walking. £15.95 for a box of poorly cooked fish and chips, £2 for a tiny pot of mushy peas and 50p for a sachet of ketchup. The food was greasy, the fish had not been prepared properly, nobody finished their meal. The food took 15 minutes to arrive, so we had the opportunity to sit around and soak up the ambience, in a rubbish strewn picnic area whilst Katy Perry blasted out at full volume. On a more positive note, the customer service was at least in keeping with the food and surroundings. The staff were rude, when we picked up 2 of our boxes from the counter, we were told to “wait until we I’ve finished putting them all out”. I would eat literally anywhere before I went here again.

I have tried to order from these guys twice on justeat and both times the order was cancelled. If you dint want to do delivery breakfast, take yourself off the apps! Its just frustrating!

Every time I visit this Starbucks it feels like I’m intruding on the staff who seem more occupied with chatting than they do serving. The waiting time for coffee is ridiculous, and staff aren’t allocated efficiently. I genuinely hate it there, I just love the coffee.

Visited on Wednesday 30th March. After a very cold muddy trail run around the Itchen valley which was beautiful, we headed into the cafe for much needed refreshments. We were disappointed at what was on offer to replenish our hungry bodies. For a cafe, we were expecting a full range of hot and cold substantial meals, however the only things on offer were sandwiches, children snack meals, vegan toasties and soup. After opting for the soup, I was again disappointed that this was served in a polystyrene cup and not a bowl. Covid reasons was to blame for the lack of crockery, however, I do believe crockery can be washed and as most restaurants are now fully capable of serving food on proper plates, I can’t see why a little cafe can’t. Overall a very disappointed visit, and one I won’t be repeating.

An excellent establishment. We stayed for two nights. The accommodation was first class: spacious, clean and commodious. The bar has a memorable charm. The restaurant offers a range of good quality dishes. The staff are excellent. We were particularly impressed by the way that everyone went out of their way to make us feel welcome: offering advice as to where to visit and making sure that all needs were met. Sophie and Stuart were very helpful. A memorable experience.