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Fuimos para el almuerzo de domingo y tenía al asador. Nos quedamos muy decepcionados con la calidad de la comida en nuestra última visita. Había variedad muy limitada de verduras y hortalizas que había, estaban cubiertas en una salsa de crema fuerte de degustación.

Just a really nice coffee shop, and that's that. It does what it says on the tin and quite nicely really. Would defo go back again, that's for sure.

Great little snack bar. They had lots of different choices of pretzel-ey stuff and all was great! i’d recommend a cinnamon pretzel because of how amazing their recipe is with the cinnamon to top off. Drinks as well.

It's situated in the middle of Bridport with plenty of parking nearby . It is convenient to the harbour and antique centre . however, it is a pleasant place to sit in but not ideal for a business meeting. The menu is limited but OK for a quick snack

Quick coffee fix on a busy morning before catching a flight. Piping hot coffee, super efficient service, Barista's taking pride in their job.

Excellent proper pub with great friendly atmosphere Very dog friendly Generally an excellent pub

Went here a few years ago, the staff didn't seem very happy, and the welcome was cold unfortunately. Cake was dry.

It was shut (during normal opening hours) both times we went there It looked run down and tatty from the outside

not a lot that I can say about this one, yes i love ice cream, but this place was little dissipating for me, experiences may vary with the one

I went in with a friend and immediately got asked to sit outside for some unspecified reason, Sat outside and was then told I looked too ‘chavy’ by a lady who really didn’t look too much better imo. Since when does clothing define your personality?

Nice enough cafe and the cakes are lovely. However they really need to rethink their pricing for children. I paid almost £9 for the smallest sandwich we've ever been given in a cafe, and 3 kids snacks (banana, yoghurt pouch and crisps).... assuming the 3 snacks at the absolute most were £3 it was almost £6 for a sandwich with almost no filling and a tiny slice of thick bread....not overly suitable for a toddler. Unfortunately it's unlikely i would return and it's a shame as there isn't much suitable in the city centre for kids. There should be a kids menu for £5-6 as there is in most places, even if this consisted of 1 less snack it would be more affordable for many families.

Fui a comer con mi madre. Siguen todos los métodos habituales de distanciamiento social. Todo el personal fue muy amable y atento. Todo ello sumado a la maravillosa atmósfera creada por la decoración que se ha hecho con un estándar muy alto. La iluminación le da un toque maravilloso y me imagino que es espectacular por la noche. Teníamos un menú lleno de comida deliciosa para elegir. De hecho, nos tomó un tiempo decidir qué queríamos porque todo se veía muy bien. Mamá optó por el chuletón y yo elegí la parrillada mixta y le agregué un poco de salsa de pimienta. Mi comida tenía un bistec jamón, pechuga de pollo y bistec chuletón. Las tres piezas se cocinaron a la perfección y no necesitaron ningún condimento adicional porque estaban muy bien cocidas. Las patatas fritas estaban perfectamente crujientes por fuera y esponjosas por dentro. Los guisantes eran encantadores, regordetes y dulces, lo que siempre es agradable de ver. La salsa de pimienta es probablemente la mejor que he probado. La comida de mamá fue igualmente deliciosa y la presentación y la atención al detalle fue maravillosa. Para el postre ambos comimos pastel de chocolate dulce. ¡Guauu! el pastel estaba muy húmedo y achocolatado con mucho glaseado. El helado de vainilla junto a él estaba delicioso y la galleta desmenuzada fue un toque inesperado pero agradable. Por cierto, la cerveza Lockdown que ambos teníamos era como terciopelo líquido. En general, una gran experiencia culinaria y volveremos definitivamente.

Compré un Groupon para este lugar - al llegar nos dijeron que se habían mudado a otro lugar - llegaron al momento de nuestra reserva y estaba cerrado. Groupon dice que usamos Groupon, que ahora está luchando para obtener un reembolso. Claramente una estafa - no toques a estos chicos

In September, a good friend, board member and resident of Somerset, took us on a three day tour of her “home area.” We visited Wells, primarily to see the great Cathedral there, but after that visit to the Cathedral, and surrounding sites, I declared “wine thirty,” so we headed to the pub in The Crown at Wells. First, The Crown at Wells is an inn, then next, a restaurant, and finally a pub/bar. It was in the latter, that we took a table. The wine list was short, and we got the Chablis, while our “tour guide” had coffee. The restaurant and pub/bar seem to be separated, and not just in the sitting areas. I approached the bar, to order the wine and the coffee, and was directed to the “other room.” Once around the corner, in the adjoining room, I walked up to that bar (same bar, but on the other side), and the same gentleman could now serve me. The bar area had two “windows,” and apparently one was for the restaurant side of the operation, and the other for the pub. This was rather odd to me, but I had a good laugh over it. Perhaps the bartender had a good laugh at me, going from side to side of that bar area? Also, I had to be certain to pay, on the correct side. All very confusing for this “Yank.” All service was friendly, and though the Chablis was served much too cold, we had an enjoyable hour, sipping wine and coffee, and recounting our busy day, and especially Wells Cathedral and its grounds. A comfortable pub for a bit of a pause, and some wine. If we had not had reservations to dine elsewhere, the menu looked interesting, and so long as I found the right side of the bar to order from, would probably have been very good. Neat, historic inn/pub, and worth our stopping in – just get instructions on which side of the bar to order from.

Booked a table for afternoon tea one week in advance - was given the option to book for adults and child and the booking was all confirmed by email. One week later the night before we were due to visit I had a call to say table had been cancelled as they don't accept children. If it's an adult only hotel then fine, but why give the option to add a child when booking? Also why wait a week after the booking was made to cancel leaving no time to make alternative arrangements for a special occasion! The child was a 12 years old but wasn't even given the chance to tell them this.