Been going here for years. Prices are fair for the neighbourhood, same as most other cafes around. You get a decent meal for what you pay, nothing fancy.

Proper fish and chips spot. Portions are massive, you get your money&#39;s worth. Quality&#39;s solid, especially for round here. Just a good, honest seaside chippy.

The mega breakfast baguette is a proper feed for under a fiver. The sausage was really good, and the baguette itself was spot on. Just a solid, warm start to the day.

The flat white with coconut milk is spot on. App ordering for pickup is a breeze.

The mixed grill is huge, you definitely need an appetite for it. The homemade chips were a nice touch.

The full English breakfast is the one to get. Properly cooked bacon, not too greasy, and the black pudding is actually good. Portions are generous, you won&#39;t leave hungry. The beans could be a bit warmer sometimes, but that&#39;s a minor thing.

The spring rolls were so fresh and crispy. Dumplings had a lovely filling, and the shredded duck was just right. Everything came out quickly, which was nice.

Solid iced caramel latte, not watered down. The baguette was a great quick bite, packed with bacon and cranberry sauce.

The salt and chili spare ribs here are something else. Crispy, flavourful, and just the right amount of kick. Honestly, the best I&#39;ve had. That dish alone is worth coming back for.

Staff were super friendly even when it was heaving. Got seated quicker than expected, which was a relief with the kids. Felt like a proper family spot.

Been coming here for years. The falafel is always spot on - crispy outside, soft inside, and never greasy. You can tell they use fresh ingredients. It&#39;s just reliable.

Lovely, cosy spot. The staff are genuinely so friendly and welcoming - always smiling and making you feel right at home. It&#39;s a nice change of pace.

Lovely lunch spot. The salmon and chive omelette was just right, really fresh and light. Side salad had a nice little kick to it too. Just a nice, quiet vibe for a weekday.

Came here on a quieter weeknight with a couple of mates. The vibe was super chill, perfect for catching up. The food was the real star though &ndash; everything we ordered was tasty and didn&#39;t break the bank.

The T-bone with garlic butter was fantastic, let the chef decide the cook. My only note is on the portion for the price. It&#39;s a decent steak, but for what they charge, I&#39;d expect a bit more on the plate.

The coffee here is really good. Full-bodied, not bitter at all. The cakes are the highlight though. Had a slice of carrot cake that was perfectly moist, with just the right amount of frosting. Could taste the spices.

The pasta was so good, tasted just like my nonna used to make. The owners were lovely, chatting with everyone. A really nice, cosy spot for a simple meal.

The carrot cake slices are massive, honestly. I mean, you could easily share one. Coffee&#39;s decent. It&#39;s a solid spot for a treat without feeling ripped off.

The team here are just so lovely. They remembered it was my birthday and brought out a little dessert with a candle - a really sweet touch that made the evening.

A nice spot for breakfast. The beet and avo sourdough was tasty, and the staff were really friendly despite the morning rush.

Stopped in after a coastal walk. The Americana pizza was decent, but honestly? Those homemade chips that came with the burger were the star. So crispy and perfectly seasoned. Just sat by the window watching the rain over the bay &ndash; a really nice, quiet spot.

Lunch deal&#39;s solid. Three courses for under &pound;16. Had the cheesecake. That was the bit I&#39;ll remember.

The Welsh breakfast is a generous portion. I really appreciated how fresh the cockles and laverbread tasted.

As a driver, I loved the mocktail selection here. The staff were really nice about it, too. Felt like I could still have a proper drink with friends.

Good food and they got us in on a busy Saturday night. Only downside was the drafty table by the door.

The staff handled our group of 20 without a hitch. Food arrived hot and together, which is a feat for a big table. They kept the waters topped up and cleared plates promptly. Made the whole evening run smoothly.

Handy for a pre-theatre drink, being right next to the Grand. Gets packed when a show&#39;s about to start, though.

Found this place on a coastal walk. The coffee hit the spot. Welsh cakes were fresh and warm, a nice treat. For the price, I thought the portion was a bit small though.

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