Popped in for a coffee and a slice of that lemon yuzu cake. The cake was the star - really light, not too sweet, with a proper zesty kick. Coffee was solid. Just a nice, quiet spot to sit for a bit.

Staff were really friendly and helpful. They didn&#39;t mind at all when I asked about a dairy-free option for the main course, and their suggestion for a starter was spot on. Made the whole evening much easier.

The staff are so lovely here, really friendly and helpful. They even brought water for my friend&#39;s dog! Food was tasty, prices are decent. It does get busy though, maybe book ahead if you&#39;re in a group.

Popped in before catching my train. Had the grilled sea bass with lemon butter. Fish was cooked just right, skin nice and crisp. The sauce was a bit too rich for my taste, but the veg on the side was fresh and well-seasoned. Decent spot for a quick, proper meal.

Lovely, peaceful gardens to wander through on a Sunday. The cafe&#39;s salad was a real highlight for me &ndash; so crisp and fresh, you could tell the greens were just picked. A nice, light option after a stroll. The ping pong tables are a fun touch, too.

The food is always solid, but I really like the vibe here. It&rsquo;s got a nice, relaxed feel&mdash;good lighting, comfy chairs, nothing too loud. Just a really pleasant place to have a meal.

The sourdough is always spot on. Warm, crusty, with that perfect chew. It&rsquo;s the main reason I keep coming back for a quick lunch. The coffee&rsquo;s decent too, but that bread just hits different.

Nice little find just off the A4. Popped in for a bacon roll and a coffee. The roll was spot on, coffee was good too. Really friendly vibe in there, seems popular with locals.

The guy making my sub was really focused. He took his time layering everything just right, even asked if I wanted extra pickles. You don&#39;t see that kind of care much anymore. Made a simple lunch feel a bit more special.

Found this spot for breakfast. Their take on classic dishes is creative, the mango lassi has a unique flavour. Really enjoyed it. Just a bit on the pricey side for the portion.

A genuinely dog-friendly place, and the staff were lovely. The wine list had some nice, approachable options to pair with a casual lunch.

Good for a large group, we were 10. Staff were accommodating even though we arrived late, just before kitchen closing. Food was fine, everyone seemed happy with their choices.

Breakfast here is a good value for the town centre. The staff are always friendly, which makes it a comfortable spot.

The delivery mix-up was sorted out quickly. Staff were very apologetic, which I appreciated. The food itself was decent.

Decent bacon butty, flat white was fine. Stopped in for a quick bite during a walk. The butty was &pound;8.50 though, felt a bit steep for what it was.

The Cornish pasty was fantastic, flaky crust and a rich filling. Paired it with a local ale, which cut through the richness nicely. The coffee was good, but the pasty was the star. A solid spot for a proper lunch.

The full English was spot on, especially the black pudding. Tuna melt was decent, but they&#39;d run out of the sourdough bread I wanted. Solid grub when they have it.

The narrowboat seating is such a fun touch. Really adds to the quirky, cosy vibe. A unique spot for a relaxed meal.

Came for the TV show connection, which is a nice touch. Food was decent, nothing special. Service was efficient, got us in and out quickly. Worth a stop if you&#39;re in the area and a fan.

The complimentary lentil soup with the full breakfast is a nice touch. Good flavour, sets it apart.

Nice spot by the river, feels like a chilled-out European bistro. We grabbed a table on the terrace overlooking the footbridge, which was lovely in the sun. My steak frites was cooked just right, though the portion felt a bit small for the price. Still, a pleasant way to spend an afternoon.

Loved the spicy chicken wrap, the seasoning was spot on. The oat milk chai latte was a nice, creamy pairing. Simple, cozy space to enjoy it in. A solid lunch spot.

Stopped by for lunch and got the prawn sandwich. The bread was really fresh, nice and soft. Prawns were decent, could&#39;ve used a bit more seasoning maybe. Service was quick and friendly.

The coffee was excellent, but for &pound;4.50 a cup, I was hoping for a slightly bigger portion. It&#39;s a nice spot in the centre of Bath for a quick stop, though.

The beef and potato pasty was pretty good, and a decent size for two. Staff were polite even when it was busy. Just a bit too heavy on the pastry for my taste.

The hot chocolate was tasty and hot, with a generous topping of whipped cream and marshmallows. I was pleasantly surprised that the extra toppings only cost a small charge. Good value for a cozy drink by the window.

Breakfast spot in the market hall. Classic full English. Sausages were proper, black pudding on point. Hit the spot on a rainy morning. Simple and hearty.

Been coming here for years, and the full English is always spot on. The sausages are consistently good, which is why I keep coming back.

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