The lentil and vegetable soup was the highlight for me. You could really taste the freshness of the vegetables, and the broth was light and clean. The egg sandwich was nice, but the soup is the reason I&#39;d go back. Just a simple, wholesome lunch.

Parking was a bit of a mission on Saturday, but the space itself is lovely. Feels like you&#39;re eating in someone&#39;s cosy, old house. Nice spot to break up a drive on the A68.

Our go-to spot for a lazy Sunday brunch. The lattes arrive steaming hot every time, which I really appreciate. Portions are generous, so you won&#39;t leave hungry. Staff are quick and friendly, makes for a relaxed morning.

The banana and peanut butter toast here is the best in town! The flat white is also very good, and the barista is incredibly nice.

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The food is pretty good here, especially the pasta dishes. Prices felt fair for what you get, which is decent quality. Portions are fine, not huge but enough. A solid choice for a casual meal.

The service here is solid. Staff kept our drinks topped up without being overbearing. The waiter suggested the lamb dish, which was a good call. It&#39;s the kind of attentive but relaxed service that keeps me coming back.

Grace and Amy were brilliant. They knew exactly when to check in and when to give us space. The wine pairing suggestion from Grace was spot on, really complemented the main course. Made the evening.

The pizza dough is light and airy with a perfectly crisp crust from their stone oven. Really solid quality on the toppings too.

The downstairs area gets pretty loud when it&#39;s busy, so it&#39;s tough to have a conversation. I&#39;d definitely go back, but probably on a quieter weeknight.

Portions are huge! I was honestly surprised by how much food came out. Left feeling stuffed and my wallet didn&#39;t cry. 😅

Love the coffee here, especially the caramel latte. They have a really interesting selection of syrups you don&#39;t see everywhere. The mocha was a nice choice too. Good spot to sit for a while with a book.

Been coming here for years. Always start with the mango bhel and vada pav. That madras curry is the one for me - just the right amount of heat, never disappoints. Finish with the gulab jamun and ice cream, every single time.

Decent portions, especially for the price. The food&#39;s solid - not fancy, but you get what you pay for. Good spot for a no-fuss meal.

Sea bass and mussels were spot on. Tiramisu was a nice finish. Quick lunch, in and out in 45 mins. Perfect for a workday bite.

A quiet evening, so service was a bit relaxed. The fondue platter was really good for sharing. Decent choice of cocktails and mocktails too.

Good spot for a business lunch. Staff were patient, even changed the TV to the match I wanted. Atmosphere is calm, makes it easy to talk. Service was responsive without being intrusive. Solid choice for this.

Came for lunch, the ribeye was spot on. Nice char, cooked just right. Decent portion too. The space is huge, plenty of room between tables which is nice.

The Thai curry was a bit watery for my taste, could&#39;ve used more punch. My partner&#39;s main was really good though, so I&#39;d probably try something else next time.

Been here a few times. It&#39;s a nice, relaxed spot for a catch-up with mates. Gets quite lively, but that background chatter actually makes it feel cosier. Not a bad place at all.

Interesting old building, well kept. Classic &#39;Spoons with that massive menu and loads of drinks. The staff were really friendly and knew their stuff, which helped a lot.

The portions are huge, honestly. I could barely finish my pasta. Good value for the quality, though the price felt about right for what you get.

Been here a few times with mates. The penne vodka with salmon is always spot on - looks great on the table for sharing too. Staff are really polite. It&#39;s just a reliable spot for a catch-up.

The fillet steak is the best in Durham. Ordered it medium rare, and it arrived exactly that way. Tender, good flavour. Prices are fair for what you get.

Took my family for Mother&#39;s Day. The young waitress serving us was really lovely, she made sure my mum felt special. That was the nicest part.

Really appreciate the variety of veggie and vegan dishes here. The food was tasty, service was friendly. A nice change of pace.

Nice spot in an old building downtown. I like that you can see the kitchen. The pizza was good, but honestly, for the price, I expected a bit more on the plate.

The 2-for-&pound;25 deal is solid. Had the steak and fish pie last night. Steak was cooked just right, fish pie creamy and hearty. Portions are decent for the price. Food arrived quickly, which was nice as we were pretty hungry.

Georgia was a great server for the bottomless brunch. The food was solid and the value is there.

The food was piping hot &amp; delicious &amp; really well priced on a 2 or 3 course offer. The staff were lovely &amp; helpful. It&rsquo;s was a busy Sunday lunchtime but we didn&rsquo;t feel squeezed in to the next table.

Decent Wetherspoons. Staff were friendly, drinks are cheap. Just what you need for a casual pint, nothing fancy. The place was a bit loud on a Friday night, but that&#39;s expected. Solid spot.

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