The Turkish Eggs and French Toast with cherry compote had some nice little twists. The place was packed, but the vibes were still really good.

As a coeliac, it&#39;s so nice not to have to explain everything. The team here just gets it, made catching up with friends stress-free.

Late breakfast was a treat. The food was tasty and didn&#39;t cost a fortune, which was a nice change from the usual Sunday roast prices.

Been here a few times. The full English is solid. Hash browns and sausages are the highlight &ndash; always crispy, cooked fresh. Nothing fancy, just does the job right.

Nice little spot on Moorland Road. Had a quick lunch here - the homemade soup was proper good and came out fast. Just what you need for a quick bite. Staff were sound.

The blueberry bakewell was the standout. The pastry was crumbly and buttery, and the filling had a sharp jammy tang that cut through the sweetness. Took one home for later, too.

The pain au chocolat was spot on, flaky and buttery. And that view of the Abbey with my latte? Just lovely.

Coffee&#39;s always solid here, the mocha&#39;s my go-to. Perfect spot for a quick one in the centre. They had a decent Pinot Noir by the glass last time too, which was a pleasant surprise.

Lovely little spot in the courtyard for a sunny lunch. The outdoor seating was a real highlight.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Nice little spot. The bacon and eggs on toast were cooked just right. Coffee was good. Service was friendly. My only thing is, for the portion size, the price felt a bit on the high side.

Been coming here for years, always bring the dog. It&#39;s just nice to know there&#39;s a spot by the canal where we can both relax after a long walk. Parking nearby is a bonus, means it&#39;s easy to pop in.

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

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.

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.

Nice spot to watch the world go by from the front seats. The atmosphere is charming. Service was cheerful, as usual. Had a simple flat white and a slice of their lemon drizzle cake. Cake was moist, good balance of sweet and tart. Coffee was decent, not the strongest. A solid choice for a relaxed afternoon.

Wasn&rsquo;t expecting a queue on a Tuesday morning. No seats left inside, so I got my flat white to go and drank it by the bridge. Not a bad spot at all.

The lamb shank here is cooked for hours, falling off the bone. The gravy is rich and coats the meat perfectly. It&#39;s a bit salty for my taste, but that&#39;s the only thing. The mash it comes with is smooth and buttery.

Quick lunch spot. Staff were friendly and attentive, food came out fast. Just what I needed for a quick bite between errands. No fuss, efficient.

The coronation chicken open sandwich was actually really good. Pomegranate, mango, almonds, and a nice curried sauce on top of this great bread. Just a solid, tasty lunch.

Stumbled upon this place and had the full breakfast. Coffee included, all under a tenner - can&#39;t beat that in the centre. It was packed but my food arrived in minutes. Just has that nice, family-run vibe.

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