Veggie breakfast, no egg. Really good. Iced coffee hit the spot too. Busy spot but didn&#39;t wait long. Just a bit pricey for a cafe.

We finally tried this place after living nearby for ages. The bacon bap was really good - the bread was fresh and the bacon wasn&#39;t greasy at all. The banana bread was moist and not too sweet. Just a nice, simple breakfast with quality ingredients.

The cappuccino is spot on every time, a proper one. I like to pair it with their almond croissant. It&#39;s a cut above the usual chain stuff, though I wish they&#39;d offer a slightly larger cup size.

The ham and cheese toastie was good, but honestly, the portion felt a bit small for the price.

Always a nice visit. The staff are so friendly and the booths are really comfortable.

Decent spot to get some work done. Plenty of space and comfy chairs, so you can settle in for a while. The coffee prices are okay, but I did notice the pastries are a bit on the small side for what you pay.

The blueberry and lemon cake was really nice, moist and not too sweet. Had it with a pot of their Earl Grey. The tea selection is good, though the cake slice was a bit small for the price. Still, a pleasant spot for a quiet afternoon.

Nice spot to hang out and chat. The chairs are all different, and there&#39;s a bookshelf at the back. It&#39;s a chill vibe, but I wish the drinks weren&#39;t quite so pricey for what you get.

The beans are roasted right here, which makes a real difference. Price is surprisingly decent for the neighbourhood. 👍

Popped in for a coffee with a friend. The retro vibe is actually really nice for a catch-up, not too loud. Coffee was good, and the parking out front is a total bonus. We ended up staying longer than planned.

Lovely little independent spot in Gloucester. Popped in with a couple of friends for a catch-up. The scone with clotted cream was so good! The music was just right for chatting, not too loud. Perfect for a relaxed afternoon.

Been coming here for years. Their wine list is solid, always find something interesting. Had the orange wine from Georgia last week, really enjoyed it. The Nero D&#39;avola is a good pick too.

Been coming here for years. It&#39;s a proper restaurant, but they still have those colouring sheets for the kids. Keeps everyone happy.

Visited on a Saturday morning. The place is spotless, really well looked after. My drink was made just right, and the service was spot on. A nice, straightforward start to the weekend.

Been coming here for years. It&rsquo;s a good local spot for a quiet coffee. They always have a few decent cakes and paninis. My dog&rsquo;s welcome too, which is a plus. It&rsquo;s just a reliable place.

we were served by a person that really cared about service and interaction with the customer, nothing was too much trouble  The food was off a new menu and was excellent.

A decent spot for a light lunch. The bacon roll was pretty good, and the coffee was fine. Sat outside on a sunny day, which was nice. Could be a bit more generous with the bacon portion, but it&#39;s a pleasant place.

Stumbled on this place, and the Indonesian food is legit. Tastes just like I remember from my time there. Owners are super friendly.

Love that they remember my usual order! The oat milk option is a lifesaver for my friend who&#39;s gluten-free. Perfect spot for a catch-up.

Came back for the second time just to try the lamb shank again. The meat fell right off the bone, and the gravy was rich without being too heavy. Portions are huge, I couldn&#39;t finish it.

Grabbed a quick lunch here. The Kalamata olives were fantastic, really fresh. Also saw they have a good range of Greek wines and pantry stuff. Perfect for picking up a few things to go.

The all-day brunch is the main draw. The eggs were perfectly runny, and the hollandaise had a nice, sharp lemon kick. The bacon was thick-cut and crispy. It&#39;s a solid, no-fuss plate of food.

The cauliflower and chickpea soup was pretty good, really tasty and filling. Service was decent, though the soup did arrive a little later than the other starters.

Popped in after seeing the castle. The Tudor building is lovely, really adds to the feel. Had the fish and chips, which were pretty good. Service was a bit slow, but it was busy. A decent spot for a relaxed meal.

Lovely little spot for a catch-up with friends. The decor and music are so cosy, felt like we were just hanging out in someone&#39;s living room. Perfect for a chilled afternoon.

The toasties are the main draw here. The bread is perfectly toasted, crispy on the outside and soft inside, with a generous amount of melted cheese and ham. It&#39;s a simple thing, but they do it right. The pastries looked good too, but I always go for the toastie.

The granola yogurt was spot on, and their coffee selection really complemented it. Came back for the banana bread the next day.

Service is efficient here. Staff recognised me from previous visits and had my usual order ready. It&#39;s a small thing, but it saves time during a busy lunch hour. Makes the routine stop feel a bit more personal.

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