As a coeliac, I&#39;m always nervous eating out. Their separate gluten-free menu was a game-changer. I could actually relax and order without the usual interrogation. The pasta was surprisingly good!

Popped in for lunch with a couple mates. The IKEA Family discount is a lifesaver for a student budget, and the free coffee was a nice touch. Perfect for a quick, cheap catch-up.

The new vegan cheese and pesto toastie is a solid choice. Their house red paired surprisingly well with it.

The bread here is something else. You can tell they use good stuff. Grabbed a sourdough loaf and a croissant, both tasted like they were made that morning. Way better than anything from the shop.

The build-your-own breakfast is the move. I got the sourdough, poached eggs, and extra bacon. Eggs were spot on, runny yolk, and the bacon was thick-cut and crispy. Just what I wanted when the menu combos didn&#39;t quite hit.

A decent spot for a quick bite. The coffee was fine, and the pastries were pretty good. Two hot drinks and two pastries came to just under a tenner, which is a solid deal these days.

A proper traditional spot in the Northern Quarter. I really appreciate the focus on fresh ingredients here. The seasonal salad was crisp and vibrant, a nice change from heavier pub fare. Portion was decent for the price. The lively atmosphere is a bonus, but I come for the quality produce.

The rump steak rare was a real surprise. Meat quality and flavour were spot on, sauce was good, chips decent. For the price point, it delivered. Would order again.

I&#39;m a regular for lunch and love that the salads are always fresh. The weekly menu changes keep things interesting &ndash; I never get bored.

The Bronx brunch. The hollandaise on the eggs was spot on, rich but not heavy. The hash browns had that perfect crisp edge. Ruby was nice, sure, but the food&#39;s the thing here. Just a really solid plate.

I attended a function at the restaurant, and the layout was excellent with great food and service. It was a pleasant experience overall.

Bottomless brunch here is decent. Plenty of cocktail choices to keep things interesting. They&#39;re pretty quick on the refills too - my glass was never empty for long. Good for a lazy Sunday.

Decent pub grub for the price. The steak and ale pie was hearty, gravy was spot on. Had to wait a bit for a table on a Friday night, so yeah, booking is a must.

Food was spot on, but we had to wait a bit for a table inside. The wine list was decent though, found a nice Pinot that went perfectly with the steak. Maybe book ahead on weekends.

Small spot in Sandbach, feels cosy and personal. A nice change from the bigger chain cafes around here. The tables are close together, but it gives the place a warm, friendly vibe.

We&rsquo;re here every Friday. The salt and pepper chips are my thing&mdash;so crispy and just enough kick. Everything else looks amazing too. Staff are lovely, coffee&rsquo;s always spot on.

The anniversary card with the drink vouchers was such a lovely touch. It felt genuinely thoughtful. The brownies and schnapps after dinner were a warm, cosy finish. The staff really did make the evening.

The BLT was really good, thick bacon and fresh bread. But honestly, for &pound;14, I was expecting a bit more on the plate. Felt a bit light for lunch.

The special menu was the move. The scallop starter was spot on, and the lamb main course was cooked just right. Finished with a glass of Sauternes that paired perfectly with the dessert. Solid three-course meal.

Took my friends here for a catch-up. The staff were so lovely, especially when one of us was being a bit indecisive! Made the whole table feel really looked after. Food was great, too.

Staff were super friendly and attentive, even with our big group. The place was spotless. Food was decent, but the service really stood out.

Love the build-your-own wrap option. Got a chicken caesar with extra bacon and swapped the usual dressing for a lighter one, no fuss at all. Portions are generous for the price, definitely felt like a proper lunch.

Service was on point even when they were packed. My American breakfast was just the right size and tasted really good. Great spot for a chill catch-up with friends.

Lasagna and calzone were spot on. Quick lunch, in and out. Service was decent, no fuss. Good for a fast bite.

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