Lovely little tea room, feels like stepping back in time. The timbered ceiling and cross-stitch details are a nice touch. Found the chairs a bit hard after a while, but it&#39;s a peaceful spot for a quiet cuppa.

The chips are so good! Thick and fluffy inside, and they don&#39;t even need salt. Perfect for sharing with friends.

Service is much quicker now, and the place feels cleaner. The new team is definitely making a difference.

The drinks are always perfectly chilled, which is a nice touch. Steph and Wojtek are really friendly.

As a vegetarian, I was pleasantly surprised by the menu options. The kale and tahini salad was fresh and had a nice kick to it. Portion was decent too.

Been coming here for years. The Sunday roast is always spot on, and that view over the bay never gets old. It&#39;s the consistency that keeps me coming back. Andreas and Alex always make sure you&#39;re looked after.

Upstairs brasserie is the move. The duck confit was spot on &mdash; crispy skin, tender meat, and the jus was just right. A nice step up from the cafe vibe downstairs.

The staff were so kind to my little one, bringing out colouring pencils and paper to keep him busy. It made such a difference for us to have a peaceful meal. Really thoughtful touch.

Came in for the large breakfast on a Monday. The young server was so kind about swapping out an item for me. Portions were huge, and that little pot of tea on the side just hit the spot. A really nice, quiet start to the week.

Quick and friendly service. Perfect for a fast bite.

Stumbled upon this place in town centre. Portuguese home cooking, feels like someone&#39;s kitchen. The homemade chips are the star, crispy and salty. Rustic decor, a bit worn but it&#39;s part of the vibe.

Stumbled upon it driving by. The food was solid, good quality for the price. But what really stuck with me was the space itself &ndash; the high ceilings and those big windows let in so much light, felt really open and relaxed.

The Sunday roast is my go-to for catching up with friends. The portions are huge and you get a bit of everything. Great for sharing!

The pasty and gravy were tasty, but I really liked the clean, bright space. Feels like a proper independent spot.

The 40oz tomahawk was the star here - cooked just right. Staff were really friendly too.

The Korean chicken wings were so good! Perfectly crispy with a sticky, spicy glaze. Definitely ordering them again.

The Sunday roast was the main event. The beef was tender, and the gravy had a nice depth. Plenty of roast potatoes and veg, all properly hot. The chocolate fudge cake to finish was good, rich without being too sweet.

Solid spot for a quick coffee and lunch. The deli counter has some decent local meats and cheeses to grab for later. Staff are efficient, place is clean. It&#39;s convenient for my work meetings nearby. Coffee&#39;s a bit pricey though.

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