Grabbed a &#39;Too Good To Go&#39; bag. The custard doughnut was still warm. Shop itself is spotless and the decor is really sweet.

Been here for all three meals now. The menu&#39;s huge, but the standout for me was the breakfast pancakes &ndash; fluffy and not too sweet. Never had a bad dish.

The staff at the Accrington branch baked a fresh sandwich for me when the one I wanted was sold out. It was still warm when I got it. The bread was much better than the pre-packaged stuff they usually have.

A solid brunch spot for sure. Popped in on a weekday and it was nice and relaxed. The smashed avocado on sourdough was spot on &ndash; just the right amount of chilli kick. Coffee was good too.

The breakfast box is a good deal for the price. You get a sandwich, fruit, and a drink, which is handy. The owner was nice, but the sandwiches are a bit small for what you pay.

The breakfast was lovely and really filling. Quick, friendly service too. I just liked the cosy, quiet morning vibe in the corner booth.

Lactose-free options are a lifesaver for me. Ordered the pasta and it didn&#39;t skimp on flavour. The menu is pretty standard, but you know what you&#39;re getting. Solid choice when you need a safe bet.

The cakes are huge! Shared a slice of chocolate fudge with my mate after dinner, it was the perfect sweet end to our catch-up. Really good.

The cakes are homemade and really nice. I got a slice for &pound;4.50, which felt fair for the quality and the size. It was a generous portion, definitely enough to share. Good for a treat without breaking the bank.

The beef bourguignon was spot on, really rich and tender. Paired it with a glass of their house red, which worked beautifully. Not your average pub grub at all. A bit on the pricey side, but you can taste the difference.

The food is solid and the prices are great. Their house red was a surprisingly good match for the pasta.

Tried the Yemeni lamb and Somali fish here. Both were solid, authentic East African dishes. Menu&#39;s extensive with Eritrean options too. Good for a straightforward meal if you&#39;re in the area.

Lovely little spot for catching up with friends! The team is so friendly. We tried a couple of the Cheshire farm ice cream flavours - the honeycomb was my favourite. Perfect for a sunny afternoon chat.

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.

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.

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