First time here and the portions are huge! Shared a few different dishes with a friend and still had leftovers. Really good for trying a bit of everything without breaking the bank.

Henk and Clare are lovely hosts. The scones are a decent size and come with plenty of jam and clotted cream. For the price, you get a proper afternoon tea feel without it costing a fortune. Good spot for a cuppa.

The loaded potato here is huge! Came with a side salad and honestly, it&#39;s a proper meal. Felt very full afterwards, especially for the price.

Loved the cheese scone here. So warm and flaky, it just hit the spot on a grey afternoon. The whole place has this lovely, slightly odd charm.

A nice little cafe at Victoria Quays, not far from the centre. Service was quick and friendly. The food was pretty good, though the coffee was a bit strong for my taste. Fine for a quick stop while out walking.

The 2-for-1 cocktails are always a good shout. It&#39;s just a solid, dependable place for a drink. The vibe is always easy, never feels like they&#39;re trying too hard.

The homemade granola with yoghurt and berry compote is my go-to here in Sheffield. The granola has a lovely crunch and the compote isn&#39;t overly sweet. It&#39;s simple, but they get every detail right. I find myself thinking about it between visits.

Came here as an away fan. Felt totally welcome. A proper pub where both sets of supporters can have a pint together without any fuss. That&#39;s not easy to find.

The fish and chips were solid, really enjoyed the crispy batter. Just wish there was a bit more variety on the menu, maybe a burger or something different for a change. Felt a bit limited for choice.

Service was top-notch, they really took my nut allergy seriously. Food was fresh and came out at a good pace. The wine list had some interesting local options that paired nicely with the main.

This place is my go-to for a quick lunch. The brie and bacon panini is spot on every time. Coffee&#39;s always hot and ready. In and out in 20 minutes. Perfect for a busy day.

Stopped in early Saturday. Barista Astray was very welcoming, made a good flat white. Quick service, quiet spot to start the day. A solid local option.

The food is consistently good here, a decent step up from your average takeaway. The online ordering is straightforward, which is a plus. It is a bit on the pricier side, but you can tell the ingredients are quality.

The lunch box was a nice surprise. Plenty of food for what you pay, felt like a proper little meal. The box itself was quite cute, actually.

Stopped in late for a quick Japanese bite when nothing else was open. It&#39;s a reliable spot for that. The portion for the chicken katsu curry was decent for the price, though the rice could have been a bit more generous. Filled the craving without breaking the bank.

Nice spot. Food tastes like the real deal in Thailand. Could tell they put effort into the cooking. Pad Thai was spot on.

The khao soi was pretty good, a decent bowl of that rich curry broth. The chicken breast in it was a touch dry, but the noodles and overall flavour were fine. A solid choice for Thai food.

The masterclass with Dante was a treat. He explained things clearly, and I picked up a few little tricks I&#39;ll use at home. A really nice way to spend an afternoon.

Loved the vibe here. The interior is just stunning, really upmarket. Those prawn toast starters were spot on, but my main dish was a bit too strong for my taste. Still, a nice spot.

Decent spot in the arcade. Got a bit chilly but they had these local knitted blankets on hand. Nice touch. The covered outdoor bit is handy, and it&#39;s easy to get in with a wheelchair.

Been coming here for years. The zorbia is always spot on, just like I remember it from my first visit. That&rsquo;s what keeps me coming back. The menu&rsquo;s huge, but I usually stick with the classics.

Ordered the Jalfrezi online. Quick and tasty lunch.

Just had a fabulous meal for 12 family members! Service was excellent and couldn&#39;t fault the food, would definitely recommend :-)

The staff were so helpful explaining the buffet setup when we were all a bit confused. They kept checking on our table without being overbearing, which made it easy to just relax and chat with my friends. Really nice service.

As a coeliac, I&#39;m always on the lookout. Their gluten-free bread and teacakes were spot on - fresh and not dry at all. Had a slice with my coffee, which was really good too. A solid find for anyone needing GF options.

As someone who needs gluten-free, I really appreciate their approach. They prepare the GF fish and chips fresh when you order it, so there&#39;s no worry about cross-contact. It tasted just like the regular version I used to have. A very comfortable and reassuring meal.

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