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Outstanding drinks and lovely management and staff aways happy to serve you and polite and everyone is so friendly

Bar del hotel Moderno no muchos asientos y bebidas caras, pero lo que cabe esperar de un hotel cerca de un aeropuerto. Todo el personal extranjero. Este tipo de sitios no hacer nada por la zona y ni siquiera dan trabajo gente local.

The bar manager was selling drugs behind the bar and made it quite obvious her daughters 1 that must of only been about 13 was serving people behind the bar and also meeting people in the toilet with little packages. It was an absolute disgrace I would never go here again

Food choice is poor, quality isn't great but is fairly cheap. Staff are nice. Not that clean and staff look overworked.

Desafortunadamente, esta fue mi visita más decepcionante a un centro de jardinería. La comida era pobre y demasiado cara. El centro de jardinería en sí parece bastante bonito.

Not many chairs and tables as many seemed to be pushed to the side and possibly out of use. Other visitors definitely believed them to be out of use based on their comments. Another customer had a problem with the cleanliness of their table. The glass in the front door appeared to be smashed and boarded up with no handle on the inside so customers were struggling to get out.

You have just lost a customer…. I went in today after work for bubble teas ( 3 bubble teas), when i got to the second order i kindly asked to change the tapioca as I do not like it although i liked the tea blend. The manager i think came and rudely explained that they do not change it and they can take it out but they will charge me extra for the other boba… this is what triggered my argument… i just wanted one bobe change yet they preferred losing out on 3 orders instead of changing ONE boba… business mindset -100. Anyways… I can see now that is just them doing the money grabbing techniques and do not give a flying F about what the customer wants… therefore I will never return

We ordered 2 breakfasts with 2 milky coffees, coffees arrived, barley warm, my husband took them back to the counter and asked if they could be reheated, they were reheated and brought back to us, on closer inspection of the cups we realised the cups were dirty, there was also a small red mark on the side if the cup, it looked like tomato! We decided to give the breakfasts a miss, just a little worried about the cleanliness of everything else, we walked out before our breakfast came, if your the owners, if you were wondering why we left without our breakfast this morning, now you know!

Went in with our grandchildren today. Looking forward to having a nice sandwich and some drinks. We had two milkshakes and a latte which were all fine. The problem started with the sandwich. You are offered on the menu sandwich which is shown as cold. The Panini’s are shown as hot. My wife ordered sandwiches, expecting a cold chicken sandwich which we knew the children would eat. After several minutes, the very hot Panini turned up. We were bemused because we had ordered a sandwich. When I took it back to complain, a debate started, and the girl who are taken the order insisted that my wife had ordered a Panini. She would never order a Panini because she doesn’t even like them. We were offered some fries at no extra expense but declined. Not very impressed really..

Came here for a late brunch of some sandwich barms. Often see people eating or having a brew on the outside so thought I'd give it a try. Food is very subjective to a person's expectations and this is based solely on mine. Now the flavour of the food is average, a little on the greasy side which ruins the freshness of the barms which look and feel fresh. The cafe The kitchen itself looks clean at distance however the cafe eating area looks dated and run down with what looked like an excessive amount of ant powder on the floor. The furniture looked okay and spacious for the growing population. It had a range of football and boxing decor. It's rated 3/5 food hygiene which id probably say more a 2/5 as a whole based on practices I witnessed with hand hygiene and the condition of cafe. Staff Woman behind counter (also the one who prepared the food) was very friendly and accomodating. She was rushed off her feet and still made an effort to be polite. Didn't have any involvement with any other staff. Food The sausages were akin to the £2 frozen ones you get in Aldi so extremely disappointing, the bacon was very fatty and greasy and reminded me of the thick cut from Lidl and tasty enough, both items were precooked and warmed through. It wasn't awful, but it wasn't good either, just filled a hole. The barms were very fresh but with the grease and over use of margarine it felt ruined Pricing The price seemed average and for £3.60 you get 2 sausages 2 bacon and a fresh barm with sauce of choosing. They accept card but like anywhere prefer cash. Overall summary Overall I don't regret going here as have been curious about it, I don't think I would go again but I imagine this would be great for the tourist who wants to sit outside with a coffee and a sandwich and make it part of their routine.

Run by the Salvation Army the cafe sits near the olympic cycle track. There are tables inside and some comfy sofas though there's no air conditioning so it can get very warm indoors. Wooden picnic tables outside have plenty of options for families with children and dog walkers. The menu is very limited, basically hot and cold drinks, breakfast rolls with a choice of bacon or sausage, pies, pasties, chips, sausage rolls, sandwiches and some pastries. The breakfast bundle is good value at £5 for a breakfast roll and any hot drink. The service is extremely slow but as there's only one pay serving and pay point it's down to the speed of the staff and the amount people are ordering. Between our party we had a steak pasty, a vegetarian pasty, chips and sausage in a roll. The pasties are a good size, chips were plentiful and there were two sausages in the bread roll. Pretty good value and everything tasted very good. I noticed a flyer advertising live music on some evenings with a £2 donation entry fee. I'd happily visit again as we weren't in a rush and enjoyed the lovely sunshine with our food and drinks. The coffee options were good quality.

Come down to Hythe on a regular basis, bringing my touring caravan down to the Romney Marsh. If I’m a bit early than the time I’m allowed on site I try to get in and have a drink and something to eat, but can never get on the caravan parking bay as selfish drivers park their cars and lorries on it, and generally in the middle so nobody with caravans can use it. Not big enough bay anyway. Only a small strip. Should signpost it more clearly CARAVANS ONLY.

Lovely quaint hotel with fabulous sea views. Special thank you to Brian for ensuring my food allergies were catered for. Will definitely be back.

Great food and sirvice will be recommending to all of my friends and family. The prices were also amazing for wat you get!

It's not often I leave a second review on a TripAdvisor page but I thought this was warranted. I arrived at around 8:30 in the morning, ie. when the coffee shop should be fully stocked. One thing which I will note about this place is that their variety of hot drinks is very extensive. I, however, decided to keep things simple and order an English breakfast tea and a croissant. The member of staff then informed me that they had no tea in stock! Never in my life had I been to a coffee shop and been denied an order of something as simple as tea. To make matters worse, they had plenty of herbal teas in stock; just not the most basic thing on the menu. To make matters worse, the staff didn't even serve butter or a knife with my croissant and, despite making it clear that I was sitting in, served it to me in a plastic bag as opposed to a ceramic plate. Very strange considering how environmentally conscious the University of Liverpool claims to be. I will never return to this badly run coffee shop.