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Went here a couple of weeks ago on Saturday afternoon. Ordered a tea and it was fine. Sadly, I found the staff a bit rude. The name on the cup was wrong, and although I didn't mind that at all, when I mentioned it (because I was worried I had taken someone else's drink) the lady serving was quite obnoxious and sarcastic. I had been polite myself. When I went to the table to have the drink, I could hear the man working on the till complaining that i had mentioned this, in a way that made me feel I was being made fun of. I wouldn't go here again and it doesn't surprise me that this place has the lowest reviews I've ever seen on here.

Great Sunday dinner! The price for children with adults is amazing! We always enjoy our time here! Staff will go above & beyond!

Grabbed a coffee on my way into Truro and stopped again for another on my way back past. Received a £100 parking fine for returning to the car park within 3 hours

We visited the cafe to get our taxes done last minute and were so pleasantly surprised by how much we loved it. Internet is great, there are power points, the hot drinks include soya and oat options, and we had the vegan breakfast as well which came down to just under £6 per breakfast which is excellent value. You get two vegan sausages, beans, tomatoes, mushroom, avocado and toast. Everything was cooked well and portion size was good. The staff are also so lovely! They constantly move at speed, help anyone who needs the help, and keep the place pristine. They’re really friendly and efficient. The way you order is efficient (screen only) but will take time for some to get used to. My only criticism is the range of cold drinks is so expensive. I wish they could sell Tesco branded cold drinks as well at a lower rate. Appreciate £3.75 for a hot drink with machinery and ingredients cost of staff etc but a can for over £2 is more than some beachside cafes charge. That’s my only criticism.

Next to the bridge in Weymouth. Large inside bar, usually empty on sunny days as patrons prefer to sit outside and watch the harbour world go by. Staff keep the tables clean and tidy.

Popped in for breakfast. Staff were rude and unresponsive, but to be fair they were clearly understaffed. They could not serve us from till so used the really irritating electronic screen who's sole existence in life seems to be to upsell you things you don't want. Food was ok which stops it being a one rating

We usually pop in for breakfast when we do our weekly food shop. The staff are always friendly and welcoming especially Rochell who always greets us with her infectious smile. I usually have poached eggs on dry toast (don’t like butter) And the eggs are always runny. Hubby has the full breakfast so I decided today to have the same and I wasn’t disappointed . Keep up the good work.

I must say, never having visited Cornwall before, I was stunned at how beautiful Looe is when we arrived. When we were settled, we found this rather picturesque inn which was a stone's throw from East Looe beach and decided to go in for a bite to eat and a drink. When we arrived we sat at a table and waited to be served and the rather scruffy, surly landlord told us we had to come to the bar to order as the waiter was off sick. We thought he was just stressed due to staff shortages, but I have to say he was rude throughout our entire visit. It was almost like he resented having to serve people. I would like to think this wasn't small-town racism (my wife is Caribbean), as every other person we encountered during our stay was just lovely. Anyway, to the actual review: As someone has pointed out, the furniture is old and rickety. Our drinks arrived first and, by the time our food arrived, the table was soaked in alcohol. It wasn't wiped down. Our food was just plonked down in the puddles. That wouldn't have been much of a problem if the food was edible, but I could have cooked better at home and I can burn water. I believe another reviewer has mentioned that the Inn is slightly draughty as the windows are old (broken?). I have to say I agree with this wholeheartedly as I went in March and the Inn was very cold. For this reason I have to say that I would definitely not recommend going during the colder moths of the year. Saying that, even though I went in March, I could not recommend anyone visiting during hot weather for this reason: the toilets absolutely reek of urine. It was so overpowering that, if we had been given a seat near the toilets before we ate, we could have saved ourselves the price of a meal as there is no way we would have been able to eat anything. Unfortunately, after eating the food, you WILL have to visit the toilets at some point. I don't know if we visited on an off-day, but our experience was truly appalling from the unkempt, rude landlord, the food to the general upkeep of the building. the only positive thing I have to say about my visit was that the company was good (and I brought them with me!).

With so many good cafes in Stroud, please do not be sentimental about this once wonderful cafe, or waste your money. Lockdown happened and the powers that be decided that it would be a great idea to sell inferior goods: Am I the only one who has noticed that fewer folk are sitting on their seats. The cakes and pastries are synthetic in looks and taste. Whoever is responsible for this disaster should be looking for a new job. The staff in Waitrose Stores are always delightful.

I asked for a hot chocolate but it took almost 15 mins to actually receive it ! There was at least 8 staff who I could see out front ! So I'm sure 1 of them could of served me !!When 1 young girl had finished chatting to another member of staff & had seen to ppl who came after me,she eventually came over to say that they only had 1 hot chocolate machine working,but still I got nothing!!! At least another 5 mins went by till the lad who originally served me got the said drink & apologised for delay .Seeing how many staff was there waiting all that time was extremely poor. I will think twice about going there again ,also it is really overpriced !!! I'll probably go to M & S !!!

Opened up an m&s credit card so I had some coffee vouchers to spend,only to find it’s McDonald style ordering now and you can’t scan your free drinks code on touch screen pad. No cash any also,so I won’t be coming again I’ll go to John Lewis or Costa in the future. Not a good look for m&s.☹️

Total disaster. Waited over 30 mins in queue for cafe. Never seen or experienced such a inefficient cafe. Restaurant half full. When finally arriving to get coffee and scone to be told they have run out of scones at 2pm. Plenty of staff but no one cared about massive queue. Avoid if you want a snack or coffee, unless you have plenty of time. Senior M & S management need to review this disgrace.

Don't understand the bad reviews. Visited at 1330 when it was shutting at 1400. Could not be friendlier and food was wonderful. Big mugs of tea chunky sandwiches were like door stops. £20 for four of us. Would go back again.

We popped into this cafe while visiting the National Trust site and ordered two jacket potatoes. We were disappointed when these arrived as the portion sizes were very small. This was surprising as they were £7 each. The cakes, however, were good though on the more expensive side.

Empezaron a hacer cereza danesa 9 mejor que he tenido! ), así que me alegré, pero a menudo eran lo único que no estaba disponible ya que tienen que estar heladas, pero ahora las han interrumpido. Y no más rollos de masa madre. La mezcla de mayo de pollo en los rollos no es el mayo casero y el pollo que solía ser, es descuidado y sabe barato como un tipo de supermercado. A menudo el refrigerador de rollos está vacío. También dejaron de hacer pollo coronación hace un tiempo. Todos mis favoritos se han ido, así que no volveré a entrar. Bueno para pasteles de niños probablemente.