Stumbled into this place on a quiet evening &mdash; the Georgian room really does have a nice old-school charm. Cocktails were properly made, not too sweet. Service was easygoing, no hovering. Food was decent but portions are on the smaller side, especially for what you pay. Fine if you&#39;re after a few drinks and a light bite, just don&#39;t come starving.

Lovely spot for a healthy bite. Got the grilled salmon salad, fish was fresh and flaky. Nice to find somewhere that does proper veg portions.

Lovely vintage Shanghai vibe inside &mdash; really sets it apart. Good spot for a quiet catch-up over tea and cake. Staff even remembered my order, which was a nice touch.

Dylan was so patient with my 90-year-old grandmother, went out of his way to make sure she was comfortable. Really kind service, made the whole visit easy for us.

Tiny spot, no bookings, so you&#39;re rolling the dice on a table. Worth it once you&#39;re in though. Food&#39;s made for sharing&mdash;bring a few people and order heavy.

Stopped in for a coffee and ended up staying longer than planned. View of the harbour across the street is lovely. Plenty of seating, which was handy. Service was quick too, no complaints there. Just a solid spot to sit and watch the boats for a bit.

The smoothie bowl in the coconut shell was proper tasty. Coffee came in a clay mug, nice touch. Good spot for a healthy feed.

The tuna bowl was fresh and tasty, and the staff were friendly. It&#39;s a bit pricey for what you get, but it&#39;s a good option for a quick, healthy meal.

Ask for a table upstairs if you can &mdash; the view over the abbey and harbour is unreal. Wood-fired pizza was spot on, and the prawn linguine didn&#39;t disappoint either.

Got seated in about 10 minutes despite the Sunday rush. Avo toast and shakshuka were solid, decent portions for the price. Service was friendly enough. No complaints.

That broth in the San Diego ramen was proper rich, honestly some of the best I&#39;ve had. Katsu and veggie gyoza were decent too, staff were sound.

Lunch deal is decent for the price, portions are proper big. Got the chicken main, was grand. Brownie after was a letdown though, bit dry.

Nice spot for a quiet drink. The staff were friendly and we grabbed a seat outside without any hassle. Live music was a nice bonus too.

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The burgers here are absolutely amazing, especially the Beyond burger for vegetarians. The fries are a perfect complement, making it a must-try spot for anyone looking for a delicious meal.

Stopped in for coffee and a slice of cake. Place is small but has a nice buzz to it. Music was decent, not too loud. Cake selection looked good, had the chocolate one. Fine for killing an hour or so if you&#39;re in the area.

Hot chocolate here is proper stuff, thick and rich. Turkish coffee&#39;s a nice option too if you fancy switching it up. Pastries looked decent but didn&#39;t try one.

Stopped in for a quick bite and ended up staying longer than planned. The prawn dumplings were proper good, and the crispy enoki mushrooms had a nice texture. Staff were sound, no hassle at all. Place has a decent buzz to it. Wouldn&#39;t mind going back if I&#39;m in the area again.

Convenient spot across from the museum. Food was solid and the bill felt fair for the area. Service quick enough.

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