The homemade potato bread at the start was the star for me. So fluffy and warm, with a hint of herbs. I ended up asking for a second basket! The rest was nice, but that bread really set a good mood.

Been coming here for years. It&#39;s always been a reliable spot for a quick bite after shopping at the Quays. The opening hours matching the mall are a lifesaver. Never had to worry about them being closed when I&#39;m done.

The fish and chips were spot on. Really liked how much space there was between the tables, made it feel relaxed.

Cosy spot with a nice all-day breakfast. The cakes looked good but I found the one I ordered a bit dry. Still, a solid choice for a quiet coffee.

Came for a sandwich and ended up staying for ages. The chicken pesto one was so fresh, with really good bread. Just a nice, easy spot to sit and chat.

Jordan was a great waiter, really knew his stuff with the wine list. Made picking a bottle to go with our meal easy.

Relaxed spot in the city centre. Had a flat white that was spot on - good crema, not bitter at all. Nice place to unwind with a proper coffee.

Been coming here for years, and the croissants are always spot on. Flaky, buttery, just the right amount of give. That&#39;s what keeps me coming back. The coffee&#39;s decent too, no grit.

The bottomless brunch was fun, but what really stood out was how fresh all the ingredients tasted. Shaniece was lovely too.

The kids&#39; activity corner and board games are a lifesaver. We could actually eat our pizza in peace while they were occupied. The pizza itself was decent, thin crust, good pepperoni.

The staff here are always so lovely. They&#39;re attentive but never hovering, which I really appreciate. It&#39;s a relaxed, welcoming vibe.

Came in just before closing, and they still cooked a fresh meal for us. The staff were so friendly about it, didn&rsquo;t rush us at all. Really appreciated that.

I have had a lot of cream teas but I must say that this is my favourite ( other than the Ritz!). It&rsquo;s great value for money, excellent selection of cakes and sandwiches and friendly staff in a comfortable environment.

Had the Redditch Spice Special curry last night. The flavours were so aromatic and authentic, really hit the spot. Just a bit on the pricey side for the portion, but I&#39;d order it again for sure.

Nice relaxed spot for a catch-up with friends. We shared a few small plates and just hung out for ages, no one rushed us. The staff were really chill about it. Good for a long, lazy chat.

Steak and ale pie for lunch. Chips were proper, peas fresh. The pie itself? Solid. Good ale selection as always. Staff were friendly, had a quick chat. Decent pub grub.

Been coming here for years, and their soya biryani is the reason. It&#39;s always consistent, never greasy, with that perfect mix of spices. The chilli soya on the side is a must. Honestly, it&#39;s the one dish I keep coming back for.

Really appreciated the vegan and gluten-free options here. The green curry was packed with fresh vegetables, you could really taste the quality of the ingredients. A solid choice for a healthy meal out.

Solid spot for a quick lunch. The lamb curry had generous chunks of meat, and the sauce was rich. Portions are decent for the price. Service was efficient, got my order in and out within 45 minutes.

You can really taste the quality in the chips - proper local potatoes and good oil. Not greasy at all, just proper comfort food.

Popped in on a quiet Tuesday evening. The space has such a warm, cosy feel with those low-hanging lights and wooden tables. It&#39;s the kind of place you can just unwind. The Tawa was spot on, as usual.

The poppadoms are the standout. They&#39;re super crispy, not oily at all. The rice portion was huge, I barely made a dent in it. That&#39;s really the main thing I remember from the meal.

They were great about my vegetarian request when I booked. The mushroom pasta was really well done, clearly made with care. It&#39;s nice when a kitchen pays that kind of attention.

Portions are definitely generous. The sea trout was perfectly cooked, and the Thai fishcakes were so flavourful. We were absolutely stuffed afterwards!

Cosy spot with blankets on the chairs. Perfect for a relaxed coffee while watching the market buzz.

The park setting is lovely, and the cafe fits right in. I grabbed a coffee and just sat outside for ages, watching people walk their dogs. It&rsquo;s a really peaceful spot to just be.

Nice spot for a quick lunch. Staff were friendly and got my order out fast. The house red was decent for the price. Just what I needed.

Came for a birthday dinner. The portions were generous, which I appreciate. I really noticed the freshness of the ingredients in the main course&mdash;the vegetables had a lovely crispness to them. A solid choice for a simple, quality meal.

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