Came here to get some work done on a Tuesday. The library room in the back is quiet, good for calls. Tried the new mac and cheese, it was pretty good. Staff were nice.

The area was within a few minutes of walk to the castle. The surroundings were lovely as it was on a small town street with shops. The seating worked very well for the 4 of us. Staff were very nice as we were served within a few minutes and it was lovely to spend the afternoon there as it was very quiet. I had a cup of tea and it was very nice as it looked traditional in terms to the way they served it and it tasted lovely. I even had a small bit of a piece of Hazelnut sugary cake that my friend bought and I loved how sweet it was. I would definitely recommend this place to others visiting the area!

The breakfast menu had solid choices. I got the avocado toast with poached eggs, and it was fresh and cooked just right. Portion was decent for the price, felt like a proper meal to start the day.

Busy spot, but the breakfast was fresh off the griddle. My eggs and bacon were spot on. Coffee was decent too. Had to wait a bit for a table, but the food made up for it.

Good spot on Bold Street for a coffee break when you&#39;re shopping. Used their click-and-collect app on a busy Saturday - it saved a lot of waiting around. The flat white was solid, just the right strength.

The homemade cakes and bread are definitely the star here. Had a slice of the lemon drizzle cake and it was so fresh, clearly baked on-site. You can just tell the difference. The bread for my sandwich was fantastic too.

Good breakfast spot, even when busy. Food was hot and well-prepared. Popular with cyclists.

The manager was so welcoming, really made us feel at home. Food was delicious, staff were all friendly. Just a nice, relaxed evening.

The French toast here is the only thing I care about. Thick-cut brioche, soaked just right so it&#39;s custardy inside but still has structure. The maple syrup they use has a deeper, almost caramel flavour. It&#39;s not overly sweet, which is rare. That&#39;s the dish.

The owners are so kind and helpful. Felt like being at a friend&#39;s home. They really take the time to explain the menu and the fresh, local ingredients they use. That personal touch makes a difference.

Been coming here for years, and the coffee&#39;s always spot on. It&#39;s the one thing I can count on, even when they&#39;re busy. That rich, consistent flavour keeps me coming back.

The family-run vibe is lovely. Their wine list has some surprisingly good local options that paired nicely with the food.

A nice spot. I did notice they warmed up the bacon baps and the veggie items in the same oven, though. As someone who avoids meat, that&#39;s a detail I pay attention to. The veggie option itself was fresh and tasty.

Quick service, friendly staff. The full English breakfast hit the spot - proper sausages, eggs just right. Good way to start the day.

The carrot cake was lovely, and they had a decent house red that went well with it. Nice to see a dog-friendly spot that&#39;s not a chain.

Gets packed at peak times, so snagging a table can be a bit of a gamble. Service felt a touch slower when it was heaving, but the food came out just fine.

The coffee&#39;s really good, proper beans. Breakfast is solid too, the eggs were perfect and the bacon was nice and crisp. Just a bit of a wait for the food, but it was worth it.

Been coming here for years, and I always grab a few of their local brews to go. Picked up a three-pack of the house beers last week. Each one had its own clear, crisp taste. A solid little extra.

Russ and James were great, really professional. I liked the snacks, they were fresh and well-presented. The drinks were nice too.

Stopped here with the dog while walking around town. They have a nice outdoor spot on the corner, super handy. My pup was happy, I got a coffee. Simple and pleasant.

A decent spot for a coffee with the dog. Staff were friendly and the food was pretty good, especially for the price. My only gripe was the wait for a table on a Saturday morning &ndash; it got quite busy.

The honey halloumi with avocado was a total win for me. So creamy and just the right amount of salty-sweet. The porridge with blueberries was nice too, fresh and simple. I&rsquo;d go back just for that halloumi plate!

The gluten-free and vegan menus here are huge. Tried the vegan nut roast &ndash; honestly, it was way more moist than I expected. Good flavour too.

Coffee&#39;s always good here, their flat white is my go-to. The espresso is fresh, and it pairs nicely with a simple pastry. A solid spot for a reliable cup.

Birthday afternoon tea at Tipsy Tuk. The food looked incredible, tasted even better. What really stood out was the staff &ndash; they were so attentive with the drinks, never let our glasses get empty. Made the whole thing feel really special.

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