I&#39;m a regular for their batch brew, it&#39;s always good. But I was surprised they have decaf and iced options too. For the price of a regular coffee, you get a proper specialty drink. Makes it a solid choice.

The armchairs are a bit worn and could do with a refresh, but honestly, the buzz when it&#39;s full is part of the charm. Just be prepared for things to feel a bit cosy and loud.

Been coming here for years. It&#39;s my local for football on weekdays and a quiet pint on weekends. Service is always solid, food&#39;s reliable. Nothing fancy, but you know what you&#39;re getting.

They were so welcoming to our dog, even gave him a treat. Really helpful with the pram too, made getting around easy. A nice spot if you&#39;re out with the family pet.

Matt and Lottie are super quick. Paid for my latte and it was already being made. For the price, you get your coffee fast when you need it. No waiting around, which is exactly what I wanted.

Lovely spot to sit outside under the big tree. The shade was just right on a warm afternoon, made it feel really relaxed. Staff were friendly too.

The quiet atmosphere was a nice change. No loud music or clattering plates, just a calm space to focus on the food. Felt comfortable the whole time.

A lovely little spot for a quiet coffee. The chairs are surprisingly comfortable, which is a nice touch.

The toasted sourdough sandwiches are a solid choice. They&#39;re tasty and the portion is decent for the price. I&#39;d say it&#39;s pretty good value for what you get.

Just popped in for a coffee and was really impressed by how clean everything was. The whole place felt fresh and cozy, like it had just been decorated. A nice spot to relax.

Stopped in after a riverside walk. Got a cappuccino and a couple of their croissants. Coffee was solid, and the pastries were fresh. Nice little spot for a quick pick-me-up.

The Yorkshire pudding wrap was the main event for me. The beef inside was tender and the gravy rich, but the pudding itself was a bit soft, could&#39;ve been crispier. Still, a solid, filling lunch.

Stumbled upon this family-run spot. Seeing them eating their own food was a good sign. The meal was fresh and came out fast.

The lamb salad wrap was full of flavour, fresh ingredients. Coffee was good too. Nice spot for a quick lunch.

Popped in for a late breakfast. The scrambled eggs with salmon on sourdough really stood out &ndash; the eggs were so soft and the salmon tasted incredibly fresh. That&#39;s exactly what I look for. The coffee was good too. There was a bit of a wait, but I didn&#39;t mind.

Love their focus on fresh ingredients! The gluten-free quiche was clearly made with care, and the vegetables tasted so crisp. A nice find near the airport.

The food is cooked fresh when you order, which is nice. I had a pudding and the pastry was perfectly crisp. The staff were very friendly and happy to help, whether you&#39;re just popping in for a coffee or a proper meal. A comfortable spot.

The full English was spot on, especially those grilled mushrooms. They took me right back. Had it with a proper pot of strong breakfast tea, which was just the thing. A solid start to the day.

Quirky, relaxed spot in a historic building. Good for a casual drink with a friend. The vibe is the main draw here.

Lovely spot above the bookshop. The loose leaf tea pot is huge, really generous. Spent a quiet afternoon there with my book. The tea itself was fine, maybe a little weak for my taste. But the setting is just right.

Been coming here for years. Their matcha is the real deal, not too sweet. Had two today, couldn&#39;t help myself. The vegan cakes look decent too. Solid spot for a quick coffee.

As a vegetarian coeliac, it&#39;s the small things that make a difference. They have a separate toaster for gluten-free bread, which I really appreciated. It meant I could relax and enjoy my meal without worrying.

The BLT was really good, thick bacon and fresh bread. But honestly, for &pound;14, I was expecting a bit more on the plate. Felt a bit light for lunch.

Sunday breakfast spot. Got a table quickly, which was a plus. Avocado toast with beetroot and goat&#39;s cheese was a solid choice. Service was well-timed, coffee was good. No fuss, got the job done.

Been coming here for years, and the team always remembers my daughter. They still make her those little &#39;mini coffees&#39; with a smile. It&#39;s that kind of consistent, friendly service that keeps us coming back. A real neighbourhood spot.

Lovely afternoon tea! The scones were still warm, and the clotted cream was spot on. Free tea refills are a nice touch. The teacups are so pretty, felt like a proper treat.

Perfect for a quick bite. Salmon and asparagus were spot on, and the tiramisu with coffee deal hit the spot.

The sultana scone was the star for me, really well-made. The rest of the tea service was a bit basic, but that&#39;s fine if you&#39;re just after the scone.

The smashed avocado with feta was a generous portion and nicely presented. The focaccia sandwich fillings looked interesting too.

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