The staff are really friendly here. It&rsquo;s always clean and tidy, which is nice. Had a decent lunch, nothing fancy but it was fine. The service was pretty good.

Small spot in Stockbridge. Had the bibimbap for a late lunch. Place was empty, just me. That was nice. Bibimbap was spot on. Friendly service too.

The Biscoff cheesecake is a standout. Staff were really helpful and clued up on vegan choices, even late on.

The desserts are the main draw here. Had the waffles with strawberry and Nutella - crisp outside, fluffy inside. The milkshakes are solid too, but the waffles are the standout.

The free-flow green tea was a lifesaver! We were chatting for ages and they just kept refilling it without us asking. The bao buns were the star though, so soft and tasty. Perfect for a long catch-up with mates.

Been grabbing lunch here for a few weeks now. Food&#39;s always fresh, tastes like good local stuff. Quick and reliable, exactly what I need on a short break.

They made a deep-fried Mars Bar for us when we asked. It was a fun, indulgent treat! The batter was crisp, and the chocolate bar inside melted just right. A bit heavy for my usual tastes, but a fun one-off experience.

Picked my own lobster from the tank and they cooked it right there. Staff were really direct and funny, which was a nice change. The lobster itself was fresh, but it&#39;s definitely on the pricier side.

The cheesecake was a real highlight, so good! Staff were friendly and the menu had plenty of choice.

Been coming here for years, and the staff are always spot on. Last time I was a bit stuck on what to try, and they just slid a sample over without making a fuss. That&#39;s the kind of thing that keeps me coming back.

The vegetarian dishes were fresh and tasty. They even had a decent wine list with some good pairings for the veggie plates.

This spot&#39;s a solid pick for a quick bite. Much calmer than the other branches nearby, probably because there&#39;s no kids&#39; play area. Had the chocolate lava cake from the dessert menu - it&#39;s the real deal. Service was a bit slow, but the quiet atmosphere made up for it.

The warm cinnamon cake was the highlight. Good selection of loaves and pastries on display. Service was prompt, seating comfortable. A solid spot for a quick meeting or solo coffee.

The bar seat gives you a front-row view of the open kitchen. Watching them sear the scallops for the risotto was the best part. You get that smoky, caramelised crust right in front of you. The risotto itself was a touch too al dente for my taste, but the flavour was spot on.

Stumbled upon this spot and it was such a nice find! The outdoor area is like a little hidden garden. Perfect for catching up with friends over a drink. The vibe is just right, not too loud. We ended up staying for hours.

The food was quite nice, and I particularly enjoyed the fish and chips. The atmosphere was relaxed, making it a great spot to unwind and enjoy a meal.

First time at Taco Bell at 36, I know! Went with a friend. The place itself was bright and open, felt really casual and easy. The chicken was moist, beef well seasoned. Solid spot for a quick bite.

The suya chicken wings were pretty good, full of flavour. The jerk chicken was decent too. The deconstructed hibiscus cheesecake was a nice finish, though a bit sweet for my taste.

The service was outstanding, and the food was delicious. A special shout out to Alexander for making our experience memorable!

The baklava was really good, honestly some of the best around. A great way to end the meal. But for a single piece, the price did feel a bit steep.

The chicken burger here was spot on. Juicy, not too big, and the bun held up well. Washed it down with a cold Pravha. Solid choice for a laid-back bite.

Booked ahead for a Friday evening, which was definitely needed. It was packed but they handled the crowd smoothly. Our server was on it, even when things got hectic. No complaints about the service at all.

Truffle fries were tasty, but the portion felt a bit small for the price. I noticed they use blue cheese instead of mozzarella on some dishes, which is a different choice.

Great location, just a few minutes from Waverley. The owner was lovely, really welcoming. Had to get the starter salad - fresh, crisp leaves with a sharp vinaigrette. A simple dish done well.

The seafood platter was the highlight. The trout pastrami had a lovely cure, and the dressed crab was spot on. Oysters were fresh and briny, just right. A solid choice for sharing.

Lovely spot tucked away on a quiet street, easy to find. The colourful interior is so cheerful! I really appreciated the focus on fresh, seasonal ingredients in their salads. The greens tasted like they were picked that morning. A very pleasant lunch.

The portions are generous for the price. Had the lamb curry, the meat was tender and the sauce had a real depth of flavour. Felt like a proper, filling meal without breaking the bank.

Staff were super friendly and knew the menu inside out. They even helped me pick a wine that went perfectly with my pasta. Made the whole evening really relaxed.

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