I love visiting CJs cafe as the staff are so friendly and the food is good and reasonably priced. It&#39;s a family run business. I always visit here when I visit Blackpool.

The live music was a nice touch, really added to the vibe. Saw a few older couples dancing and a group of students singing along. It felt like a proper, buzzing Friday night out.

Got a table for five on short notice. The casual setup makes it feel relaxed and homely. Food was spot on, staff were friendly and efficient. Good for a straightforward meal with colleagues.

The popcorn they give you when you sit down is a nice touch. The American-style decor is fun and well done. The burger was pretty good, solid and juicy. It was a bit on the pricey side for what it was, but overall a decent meal.

Convenient location right by the station. Grabbed a quick breakfast. Good to see both meat and veggie options handled well on the menu. My wife had the full English, I went for the veggie sausage bap. Solid choice for a pit stop.

Been coming here for years. They&#39;ve kept the Korean fried chicken pancakes consistently good, and the portion is still huge.

Lovely spot to catch up with friends. We grabbed a table by the window for the sea views along the promenade. Just the right vibe for a relaxed afternoon chat. The iced tea was a bit pricey, but the setting made it worth it.

Staff were on it even when the place was packed. Felt looked after without being crowded.

The cocktail pitchers are a solid deal. They&#39;re cheaper than the big chain pubs nearby, and the drinks are decent. Good for a casual night out.

Tried their fondue evening for the first time. The cheese pot was huge, way more than we could finish! Cosy spot, felt like a proper treat.

Any time my family are at Cheshire oaks, Ed&#39;s gets a visit, it&#39;s simple , does what it says on the tin.

The location is prime, but the prices are still pretty reasonable. I had the grilled salmon, and it was a nice portion for what I paid. Good to know you can get a decent meal around here without breaking the bank.

The staff were really helpful with our allergies. They even brought out a birthday cake with a decorated plate, which was a nice touch.

Been coming here for years. The staff are always friendly, they remember your name and check in without being overbearing. Makes you feel like a regular, even if you&#39;re not.

Dog-friendly, which is a plus. The shabby-chic vibe is nice. But for the price of my latte and a slice of cake, I was expecting a bit more. The portion felt a touch small for what I paid.

The roast lamb was really hearty, just like a proper home-cooked meal. The portions are generous, which I appreciate. It&#39;s a comfortable spot for a relaxed dinner, and the staff are friendly without being overbearing.

The soup was a proper homemade job, really hit the spot on a damp day. My only gripe? The wine list is a bit limited for a place that does such solid, rustic food. The pinot noir I had was fine, just a bit simple. Still, the wrap was spot on.

Lovely spot for a light lunch. The bacon &amp; brie panini was tasty, though I&#39;d love to see a wholemeal bread option. The homemade lemon drizzle cake was the highlight &ndash; you could really taste the fresh zest. A nice treat.

The shawarma plate is always solid, but honestly, I keep coming back for the Victoria sponge cake. It&#39;s just the right kind of simple and comforting. A nice little treat after a long day.

Popped in for a late lunch today. The grilled salmon was cooked just right, really tasty. The staff were so friendly and attentive, which made the whole visit very relaxed. A nice, easy spot for a quiet meal.

Service is always quick, even when they&#39;re packed. Never waited more than a few minutes for my food.

Lovely spot for lunch with my dog. They have blankets for the patio on cooler days, which was a thoughtful touch. I appreciated the fresh, simple ingredients in my salad&mdash;the greens were crisp and the chicken was nicely grilled. A very pleasant, low-key meal.

The Caesar salad here is solid. Crisp romaine, a creamy dressing that&rsquo;s not too heavy, and a good amount of parmesan. The fresh orange juice was a nice, sharp complement. Just what you want for a reliable lunch.

Emma the manager always makes a point to say hello. Staff are efficient, food is solid for a post-work meal. Good spot near the office.

Been coming here for years. Staff always friendly, makes it feel like a local spot. Good for a quick lunch when you&#39;re in a rush.

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