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Older women rude seen her the whole holiday and no smile. When she brought sausages and cutlery over and read out our order and we said it was wrong she didn’t apologise she just walked off. Loads of staff but wasn’t acknowledged or greeted when came in. Ordered food at the bar with Charlie. Who I had to repeat the order to 3 times. Asked him to repeat it then be told he put the order through wrong. Waited for our drinks had to ask 3 times for them. Family also ordered food the same time and there’s came out way after ours. Was missing something in the meal wasn’t told they didn’t have any until we asked. One girl that dealt with this was nice and got us a substitute and apologised. Not what we expected from a family holiday restaurant. Staff seem to not know what they’re doing and don’t have knowledge about the bar. Expensive food for poor quality food. Whetherspoons is better. We’ve worked in bar for 5 years and would expect better service than this. We was really patient and understanding but it wasn’t even busy as we was the only ones ordering at the bar.

A big THANK YOU to Fran and the team for looking after us yesterday. Really friendly helpful service. Nothing was too much trouble. Lovely atmosphere to catch up with girlfriends over a few cocktails!

Lovely staff member working at 7am this morning. So helpful on the drive thru. She went above and beyond to ensure my coffee was the right temperature for me, thank you so much, I wish I had got her name.

Absolute rubbish. I wouldn't feed it ti my dog. Everything was cold, or burnt. The teapots were filthy with tea stains etc.

Genial y muy económico - amable. Grandes ofertas para las comidas de los niños y el pan millonario era tan sabroso! Personal amable, que es muy eficiente. Siempre vienes aquí cuando estás en Dunelm.

Pedí un desayuno Bitesize y un gran capuchino. El personal estaba contento de reemplazar la salchicha por un trozo de tocino y eran muy amables y alegres

Tiny flat white for £3.85… I won’t be back Not the staffs fault, they looked tired, bored, listless… can’t blame them.. I suspect that’s the price you have to pay to keep the great unwashed away (ie ordinary people) Nice music Hard uncomfortable chairs Has the feel of an upmarket communist canteen from the 70’s

The last new menu including omelette was a very good meal,also the cottage pie,both have disappeared from the newest menu which is rubbish...

Our grandchildren are spread across the country from South Wales to Kenilworth, so after detailed research on Trip Advisor, we decided to meet for a family picnic at this park. After lunch, we went for a long and challenging walk and returned around 4.15 pm desperate for a drink for the adults and ice-creams for the children. In fact, the thought of this kept us going on the steeper climbs! We were SO disappointed therefore to find the cafe was closed! Why build a beautiful new building and then close so early, in the middle of the school summer holidays? It was a real anti-climax to what, up until then, had been a really successful day. Please, please re-think the opening times or have signs indicating that there is only a short opportunity to purchase food and drink there.

We ordered our usual coffees, taste was like water, even I could not taste a milk..I request her to makes new ones, there was no apologise or any explanation, it was really rude communication I was request so gently, she must listen first whats wrong or just warm explanation I guess she need a bit training about how you can deal with your customers.Thanks for new coffees but it was same as before ones we couldn't drink them they gone straight away to bin.I can tell please don't waste your money there..Just a savage.

Now what wonderful superlatives can I say about this fine establishment that hasn't already been waxed lyrical about in such works by Yeats, Byron et al. Well, blooming marvelous would be one and yes, Derek Trotter from Only Fools and Horses would have loved it. The ambiance of this quaint cafe is sublime, a heady mix of rushing train passengers, mixed in with a few less desirable types of course, and I don't mean the staff! I plumped for the 'latte' a packet of salt and vinegar hand cut crisps and a white bread ham sandwich. Total price £15.52, a bargain, again, Del Boy would have been in his element. I sat down inside on a vintage pleather seat, complete with original fabric tears. The latte was all I expected and more, not being a fan of espresso, I was glad it was over half a pint of predominantly foamed milk, at least my heart rate was in check after such little caffeine, thank you Pumpkin. My sandwich was how you'd expect, doughy, hammy and a delight, my best friend is a chef and he always says you know the quality of a sandwich if you can squyit to a millimetre and it won't bounce back, again, well done pumpkin 5* Unfortunately I only had 12 mins of time to eat my meal as I had to rush for the 10:20 to Liskeard. The crisps were the bonus I needed for making my train on time. I hope these original, unique station cafés continue to thrive, if only to keep the memories of the age of steam and The Railway Children alive. Thank you Pumpkin Cafe for making my pre train journey one I will never forget and cherish forever.

The venti iced latte coffee was excellent here yesterday and the solo server was a cheerful and welcoming chap (somewhat surprisingly) as he is about to become unemployed as this branch is closing today. I heard him explain to customers that the landlord has increased the rent but the franchisee decided not to pay and pulled the plug. He was explaining this as I was negotiating reaching the counter through packed boxes of Starbucks inventory on the floor. packed up for removal so the cafe was soulless. As well as coffee I noticed they sold cheese bites. Now these aren't available in Northern Ireland so I asked for the cheese & ham to try them (they offer another type but I can't remember as I didn't want that one anyway) so I got the last portion £3.3. They are like mini omelettes enhanced with tasty cheese and they were pleasant enough but I won't buy any more - too pricy and not punchy tasting enough for a snack. We arrived in this town as a first. Never been before and as it's an ancient town we decided on it as a base to explore and to return to Avebury and Bath. The place is in a sorry state with lots of businesses shut and in terms of takeaway places most wanted cash. There no late night shopping either as at 6pm it largely shuts down. I noted that this area voted for Brexit and succeeded in contributing to make this country poorer. It's Tory controlled for now and maybe that won’t change. Like many English places we visited this trip it's not car friendly with double yellow lines everywhere so at least the road paint seller did well. Not one street had disabled parking space yellow lines for miles even into residential areas. There's little sign of any upturn here about, with mortgages going through the roof, thanks to an incompetent government that managed to squander about 80 billion pounds in about 40 hours which is an odd, very expensive thing for them to do, as their still lauded, former (now deceased) leader said in the 1980’s ya can’t buck the markets. She got that right. And as the folks of this town can see, they got what they voted for. It will always be thus. Bye bye Starbucks. Next....

El personal aquí debe ir a una capacitación de clientes. . No hay mucho más que decir. . La comida es muy cara. .

If you are wanting to have a good night, be merry,have banter,get drunk or dance DO NOT GO HERE! Your be added to the big list of evictees. The couple running it are in the wrong industry!

Lovely doughnuts, nice customer service but have to come earlier as didn't have almost any choice after 4