Love that they have so many gluten-free and vegan choices! My friend who&#39;s vegan was thrilled. We shared a few plates, everything was cooked nicely and tasted good. Perfect spot for a casual catch-up.

The crispy duck was the standout. The skin was properly crisp, the meat still moist. Pancakes were thin and held together well. Spring rolls had a good crunch, prawn toast was decent. Mains are huge, no question about value there.

The green curry was a bit sweeter than I expected, but the portion size was generous. I liked the cozy, dimly-lit corner table I got - felt nice and tucked away.

Right in town centre, the Thai food here is lively and authentic. Staff were really friendly.

The Belgian waffle with ice cream was a decent dessert. The coffee here is pretty good too. It&#39;s a nice spot for something sweet.

Easy to get to, just a short walk from the station. Parking in the centre is pricey, so the transport links are a real bonus. The staff were very friendly and attentive, which made the whole visit feel relaxed.

Jackfruit sandwich was a hit with my friends! Coffee&#39;s good too. The line at the till was a bit slow, but we didn&#39;t mind.

Breakfast spot near the office. Bacon and egg waffles with maple syrup were solid, good portion. Pricing is competitive with other places in the area. Service was efficient, got my order quickly. Convenient for a working weekday.

Lovely garden setting, very peaceful for a quiet lunch. The minted lamb shank was tender and fell right off the bone. The sticky toffee pudding was a nice finish. A comfortable spot to unwind.

The roast beef was the standout. Cooked medium-rare, it was incredibly tender and juicy, with a proper Yorkshire pudding that soaked up the gravy perfectly. That&#39;s the dish I&#39;d come back for.

Stopped by for a casual dinner. It&#39;s a cozy, small place, good for a relaxed chat. The staff were friendly and just left us to it. Had a nice time.

The healthy menu section is a nice touch. Had the breakfast smoothie today, it was really refreshing. Fresh juice options looked good too.

Popped in for a quick lunch at their stall in the Covered Market. Had the beef curry over rice. Really appreciated how fresh the ingredients tasted, especially the vegetables. The meat was tender and the sauce wasn&#39;t overly heavy. A solid, healthy-ish option for a market visit.

Been coming here for years, and the Kou Shui Chicken is always spot on. That spicy, numbing sauce over the cold chicken is exactly what I crave. The handmade noodles are a solid choice too. It&#39;s just consistently good, which is why I keep coming back.

The fresh-to-order all-you-can-eat is a solid idea. Portions are generous, and they&#39;re happy to bring more of your favourites.

The coffee is consistently good. It&#39;s a family-run spot in the center, which I appreciate. The espresso has a nice, smooth finish without any bitterness. I usually just get a flat white to go.

Decent spot for a business lunch. The South African curry had a good kick, and the burger is a reliable choice. Service was efficient, got the bill quickly. Ale selection is solid. A bit pricey for the portion size, but convenient location.

Stopped in for breakfast. The full English was pretty good, everything tasted fresh. Service was decent too, though the coffee could have been a bit hotter. A solid start to the day.

The jalfrezi is the one I keep coming back for. The portion is generous, and the balance of spices is just right &ndash; not too oily, with a proper kick from the green chillies. They always get my spice level spot-on.

The bang bang chicken and crispy chilli beef are always so good here. Really generous portions, you won&#39;t leave hungry. The place itself has a nice, relaxed vibe, good for just dropping in.

Popped in for a flat white. It was good, nice and strong. But honestly, for the price, I was expecting a slightly larger cup. Felt a bit small for what you pay. The place itself is lovely and cosy though.

The food was incredible, the best cod I have ever eaten and the rest was of an exceptionally high standard.Well worth a visit!

Popped in for a solo lunch, got the Caesar salad. It was fresh and tasty as always. But for &pound;14, the portion felt a bit on the small side for a main. Left me wanting just a little more.

Stopped in for vegan cakes and the staff were so nice&mdash;they brought out a few options from the back that weren&#39;t even on display. The chocolate orange slice was really good, moist and not too sweet. Coffee was solid too.

The fish and chips are the thing here. The batter is really crunchy, doesn&#39;t get soggy. Fish inside is fresh and flaky. Tried the curry sauce with it, that&#39;s a proper good combo. Chips are decent, could be a bit crispier maybe.

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