The walnut toast with the full fry was pretty good. The mushroom ketchup is a nice touch. The pink grapefruit juice was fresh and refreshing. A decent breakfast spot.

Solid bagel and spinach quiche. The sofas are a nice touch, makes it comfy to hang out for a bit. Decent spot.

The coffee tasting was the main event. The host really knew his stuff, explained the different roasts clearly. Tried a single-origin pour-over that had a bright, almost citrusy finish. That part was spot on.

I like their fresh juices and smoothies. The service is quick, which is nice when you&#39;re in a bit of a hurry.

The bacon in the sandwich is locally cured, really makes a difference. The egg could have been a bit runnier for me, though.

It gets packed for brunch, but that&#39;s part of the buzz. I loved the menu - classic dishes with these little twists that just felt right. The vibe was spot on.

A nice spot for a coffee. They&#39;re dog-friendly, which is a plus. Sat by the window for a bit, just watching people pass by. The vibe is pretty relaxed. The coffee was decent, though it did cool down a bit quickly.

Been coming here for years. Staff are always friendly, service is quick. Good place to just sit and have a coffee, maybe get a bit of work done. Nothing fancy, but it&#39;s reliable.

A lovely spot on the High Street. The cheeseburger was a generous portion, very fairly priced. The staff were friendly and attentive, which made for a relaxed lunch. The only thing is the chairs are a bit hard for a longer sit.

Grabbed a table outside, perfect for watching the street life. Had a couple of their craft lagers while soaking in the afternoon sun. The spot itself is really pleasant, just a nice, relaxed vibe for a casual drink.

The pain au chocolat was good but not as flaky as last time. Pastries are generally tasty, but the dine-in price feels a bit steep for what you get.

A nice place for a catch-up. The staff were friendly and the atmosphere was pretty relaxed. I had one of their milkshakes, which was really good. The only thing is, it can get a bit loud when it&#39;s busy.

Lovely pub with a great vibe for catching up with friends. The bar area is dog-friendly, which was a nice surprise - our friend&#39;s pup got lots of attention! The food was decent, but the real win is the relaxed setting. Perfect for a casual hangout.

Local chain but doesn&#39;t feel like one. The order-at-table thing works well, even for cocktails. Went for the vegan burger from their plant-based menu. Hit the spot. Staff were super chill with a rowdy table nearby, didn&#39;t let it disrupt the vibe.

Been coming here for years. The breakfast always arrives piping hot, just how I like it.

The chicken gyros were spot on. The staff were also really careful about my allergies, which I appreciated.

Found this spot that lets me bring my dog in. Had a flat white and a sausage roll. Coffee was solid, not bitter. The roll was warm and flaky. Just a simple, decent place to sit with my pup for a bit.

The layout is interesting with different floors for the band, food, and art. It&#39;s a nice, relaxed space.

Just what we needed after a long walk on the Malvern Hills. My Earth bowl was the highlight &ndash; the quinoa was perfectly fluffy and the roasted vegetables tasted so fresh. A really satisfying, healthy option. The protein omelette looked good too!

Great spot for a post-hike bite. The homemade cakes were good, and the staff were lovely about our muddy boots. The wine list is simple but had a nice red that hit the spot.

The coffee&#39;s really good here, and Anna&#39;s a gem. She knows her stuff and made a lovely flat white to go with my pastry.

Cortado is spot on, just like the ones in Barcelona. Grabbed a slice of gluten-free cake too, which was decent. The wings smelled good from the next table.

The liver starter was spot on, and the Turkish coffee presentation was a nice touch.

Been coming here for years, their eggs benedict is always spot on. Runny yolk, rich hollandaise, just the right amount of salt. You can tell they use good eggs.

The staff were so helpful setting up our birthday celebration. The cocktails were great, but I really appreciated the fresh ingredients in the mocktails too.

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