Been coming here for years. The sourdough is always spot on, and you can tell they use fresh mushrooms, not the tinned stuff. Good for a simple, light lunch.

The full English was spot on, especially the sausages. Toast was buttery and the coffee hit the mark.

A lovely spot right on the sand. The frozen yogurt was the highlight for me - really fresh and not too sweet. Perfect for a sunny afternoon. Staff were nice, too.

Popped in for a late lunch with my laptop. It&#39;s a good spot to get some work done, not too loud. They don&#39;t rush you out, which is nice. Had the soup and a coffee, stayed for a couple of hours.

Super dog-friendly! Staff brought treats for our pups. The Texan smash burger was spot on and a fair price.

The bagels are really good, we were still thinking about them days later. I liked how comfortable the seating was, it made for a relaxed breakfast. Good value for the quality you get.

Nice break from the usual. The enjeera bread is spongy and perfect for sharing. Felt like a proper social meal, everyone just digging in together. A bit loud when it gets busy, but that&#39;s part of the vibe.

Lovely little spot that feels like stepping back in time. The decor is all vintage 1950s Italian, and it&#39;s run by a family. Had a slice of their lemon tart with my coffee - just the right amount of sweet. A nice, quiet corner to sit and read for a bit.

The coffee was spot on, rich and smooth. Staff were super friendly, which made it a nice spot to unwind. The place itself has a quirky, cosy vibe that I really enjoyed.

Good portions for the price. Beef stew and dumplings was solid, felt like a home-cooked meal. Quick lunch spot.

Nice local spot. Staff remembered me from last time. Felt like a proper neighbourhood place. Friendly and welcoming.

Popped in for a coffee in the old town. Sat outside for a while just watching people pass by. Really chill spot, just what I needed. The coffee was decent, nothing fancy.

Great coffee spot for a quick bite. Pastries are top-notch and the staff is always cheerful.

Really enjoyed the full English here. It&#39;s a proper portion, everything came out hot and cooked just right. The garden out back looked lovely, even though we sat inside.

Stopped in after a stroll along the harbour. Sat upstairs and the view was really nice. Just had a coffee and a slice of cake, but it hit the spot. Good place for a quick break.

Been coming here for years, the shawarma&#39;s always fresh and packed with flavour. Had the vegetable tajine this time too, spot on. They still do the little lokum with the bill, a nice touch.

Nice family-run spot. The owners are clearly passionate and really make an effort to make you feel welcome. It&rsquo;s a comfortable place to eat. The pasta was pretty good, though the portion was a touch smaller than expected.

The beef rendang here is something else. Slow-cooked for hours, the meat just falls apart. The spices are deep and complex, not just heat. It&#39;s rich, almost like a curry but drier. A proper, hearty dish. Could eat this every week.

Coffee comes in these Huskee cups, made from coffee husks. Nice touch, feels good to hold. The rest is pretty standard for the area.

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