The chicken tikka wrap is the thing here. The chicken&#39;s properly spiced and grilled, the naan wrap stays soft. It&#39;s a solid, fresh option for a quick bite.

The atmosphere is charming and cozy, reminiscent of a classic American diner. It&#39;s a perfect spot for a casual meal with friends or family.

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The bacon and egg baguette here is just right. Simple and delicious, a proper local favourite. The bread was perfectly crisp.

Fish and chips on a Friday is a nice idea. The haddock was decent, batter was crispy. Good to see it&#39;s available for takeaway too.

George was our waiter and he was really nice. Made sure we had everything we needed without being over the top. Good vibe.

Nice industrial vibe, feels relaxed. Came for a casual dinner with the family. The pasta was good, but the sauce was a touch too salty for my taste. Decent spot.

Been here for lunch a few times. The meal sets are a steal at around a fiver. Had the mapo tofu today &ndash; the sauce had a good depth, not just all heat. Portion&#39;s decent too. A solid spot for a quick, proper bite.

The baked rice with pork in cream sauce was spot on. Really hit the spot on a chilly evening. The place has a cosy, rustic vibe that just makes you want to linger a bit longer.

Turkish eggs were a flavour bomb, the nduja crumb is genius. Perfect for a long, lazy brunch with friends. Pancakes were super fluffy too. It&#39;s a bit on the pricier side, but the vibe is spot on for a catch-up.

Been coming here for years. It&#39;s a proper local spot. The portions are still generous for the money, and the food tastes like someone&#39;s mum made it. Just right for a no-fuss lunch.

The scones were a real highlight. Warm, crumbly, and they give you a generous amount of clotted cream and jam. Just perfect with a pot of tea.

The vegan toasties are a decent choice, and the salad boxes are always fresh. They switch up the ingredients each day, which is nice. A solid spot for a quick, healthy lunch.

The special fried rice here is my comfort food. Just the right balance of flavours and textures, never greasy. It&rsquo;s the one dish I always order when I need a reliable, satisfying meal in town.

The hot chocolate was rich and the chai latte had a lovely spice. The real highlight was the service, though - our waiter had some great suggestions for a dessert wine to go with the pastries. Made for a very relaxed afternoon.

The bread-making class was a decent hands-on experience. The instructor was helpful and the atmosphere was pretty relaxed. A nice way to spend a morning, though the group size was a bit large for my liking.

The vegan pizza here is a solid choice. They use a plant-based cheese and the topping bar is packed with really fresh veggies. The wood-fired oven means it comes out fast, which is nice. The space itself is quite bright and airy, feels relaxed.

The staff were so kind when I asked about a custom sandwich. They used fresh avocado and whole grain bread for me, which was exactly what I was looking for. Really appreciated them taking the time to make it just right.

Grabbed a quick lunch with mates, got a window seat straight away. The view was decent while we tucked into our burgers. Solid spot for a casual bite.

Popped in before a show, no reservation needed. The pie was hot and tasty, and the vibe was perfect for a quick catch-up with friends.

The pastries are lovely and the coffee is very good. A nice spot to stop while exploring Cambridge.

Been coming here for years. The outside seating is perfect for a quiet pint after work, always seems to have a spot free even on sunny days. That&#39;s what keeps me coming back.

Emma and Roland were really attentive. They remembered how I liked my coffee and even offered a refill before I asked. That kind of service is nice.

Grabbed takeout and the staff were so friendly! The sag paneer was really tasty, and they gave us free poppadoms which was a nice bonus.

I&rsquo;m always on the lookout for places that do vegan and gluten-free right. Their buckwheat crepe was spot on&mdash;really tasty. The staff knew exactly what was in everything, which made ordering so much easier.

Popped in for a toasted melt. Honestly, the best part was the staff being so lovely to our dog while we were outside. Gave him a little treat and everything. Made a simple lunch feel really nice.

The lamb shank was so tender it fell right off the bone! Shared it with a couple friends and we all loved it. The rice and salad were nice too. A solid spot for a casual dinner with mates.

Desire&#39;s service at The Boot was top-notch! He brought humor and professionalism to our dining experience, making it truly enjoyable.

The roast dinner was spot on. The trio of meats were cooked just right, and the roast potatoes had that perfect crisp. Found a nice Malbec on the list that went really well with the beef. Staff were friendly, though service was a touch slow.

The sourdough is the main reason I keep coming back. Their chicken and mushroom pie is pretty good too.

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