The Millionaire&#39;s Hot Chocolate is the reason I come here. It&#39;s consistently smooth and rich, much better than the one I tried at their other branch. A solid choice for a quick, quality treat.

Had the bibimbap here last night. The vegetables were so fresh and crisp, and the gochujang had a nice kick without being overpowering. Really appreciated the wholesome ingredients. The staff were lovely too.

Been here a few times, it&#39;s reliably decent. The hot drinks are fine, and they had a nice chocolate Easter cake. The big breakfast is very filling, though the eggs were a touch overdone this time.

Decided to make my own breakfast here. Picked the eggs, bacon, and hash browns. Everything was cooked just right, and sitting outside on a sunny morning was a nice bonus. Prices felt fair for the neighbourhood.

Popped in for a quick bite. The sausage, egg, and bacon baguette was stacked high, just the right kind of messy. A solid spot for a proper sandwich when you need it.

The hand-cut chips were the highlight for me. They had a lovely crispy outside and a soft, fluffy centre. You can tell they use fresh potatoes, which is so important. A really good example of a simple dish done well.

Goat curry was rich and tender, a solid intro to African food. Live music was a nice touch, cocktails were decent. Service was a bit slow on a busy Friday night.

The food is cooked fresh, which is nice. It&#39;s tasty and well-presented, though the ingredients are fairly standard.

Lovely family-run spot, very unpretentious. The decor is simple but spotless, which I appreciate. Had a really relaxed lunch here, the staff were so friendly and made sure I was comfortable. Just a nice, easy place for a quiet meal.

The caramel cheesecake was the highlight. Rich, dense filling with a proper biscuit base that wasn&#39;t too sweet. The lemon drizzle cake was good too, moist with a sharp icing. Latte was just lukewarm though, which was a letdown.

Nice spot for a pre-show bite near the BIC. The toasties and cake were good, and the staff were friendly even when it was busy.

Popped in for a late lunch. Ajay suggested the lamb curry, said it was a good call. He was right. Really hit the spot. Service was chill, no rush.

The staff here are so nice! It was packed when we went, but they still checked in with us about the wait. Really appreciated that.

Came back with friends and the set menu was just as good as last time. The staff remembered us, which was a nice touch. It&rsquo;s got that lively buzz that&rsquo;s perfect for a catch-up. The only thing is, it does get a bit loud later on.

The coffee here is so smooth, really hits the spot. Service was friendly and quick, which is always a plus. Found a nice little spot by the window to people-watch. Definitely a new favourite for me in Newbury.

Been coming here on our annual trip for ages. It&#39;s the spot we all look forward to - feels like catching up in a friend&#39;s spotless kitchen. The staff are just lovely, and the food never disappoints. Honestly, the best part is how relaxed it feels for a group.

The staff here are so lovely. Tianah and Ruby were both really friendly and attentive, which made the whole evening feel relaxed and easy. It&#39;s nice when the service is just right, not too fussy but always there when you need something.

Breakfast was served hot, good portion sizes. Menu has plenty of options which is useful. Service was efficient, got the bill quickly. Decent value for the location.

The open kitchen is a nice touch, you can see everything being prepared. Staff were really friendly. Food was excellent, especially the pasta. The place itself is nicely decorated, feels modern but cosy. Would go back.

The spiced apple drink is a good option if you&#39;re not having coffee. It&#39;s warm and hits the spot on a chilly day. A bit sweet for my taste, but that&#39;s just me.

The unlimited menu is a solid deal. We tried a bit of everything, and the servers were really good about keeping plates coming without hovering. Portions per plate are small, which is fine for tasting, but you do end up ordering quite a few rounds.

The set-price buffet is a solid deal. Loved watching the chefs cook the noodles fresh to order right in front of you. Left feeling completely full.

Plenty of seats inside and on the terrace, which is nice. Came for a solo coffee and ended up staying for a couple of hours to get some work done. The large latte was a bit pricey for the size, though.

The ingredients are always so fresh here. Really appreciate the care they take with their sourcing.

Service was really good. Staff were polite and friendly, especially Sheryl the manager. She&rsquo;s got a fun, inclusive vibe that makes you feel welcome. Food was top-class too.

Popped in for a coffee and cake. The orange and lemon drizzle was spot on, really fresh and moist. Latte was smooth too. Nice little stop.

The scones were pretty good, warm and fresh with a nice crumble. The clotted cream and jam were decent. They have a wide selection of teas, though the service was a little slow.

Cycled past and stopped for lunch. The beetroot patty baguette was good, and coffee was solid. Menu had decent options.

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