The pear almond scone was genuinely the standout&mdash;still warm, buttery, not too sweet. I grabbed a seat by the window and just took my time with it. Staff were friendly enough without hovering. Place has a nice quiet buzz to it. Wouldn&#39;t mind going back to try the other cakes, honestly.

The beef cheek was the standout. Fork-tender, rich gravy, proper depth of flavour. Had the fish and chips too, batter was crisp enough. Place was busy but the food came out quick. Portion sizes are decent for the price. Would go back just for that beef cheek again.

Stopped in for dinner last week &mdash; the gluten-free options were a lifesaver for me. Staff knew exactly what was safe, which made ordering easy. Wine list had a good few choices too. Food came out tasty and fresh. Place was a bit busy but that&#39;s on me for going at peak time.

The sweetcorn soup was proper comforting, and the tofu had a lovely soft texture. Really hit the spot for a cosy takeaway. Just wish the portions were a bit bigger.

The full Irish breakfast was solid &mdash; proper sausage and pudding. The tea came in a pot, which I always appreciate. Place has that old-school feel, nothing fancy. The lady serving was lovely too.

The Reeses tub is a solid pick, honestly. Price was fair for what you get, no complaints there. Only thing that bugged me was the seating area&mdash;bit of a mess when we stopped by. Not enough to put me off, but I&#39;d probably grab it to go next time.

The food was incredible - the Buddha superfood bowl was filled with delightful flavors and those chunky crisps (fries) were AMAZING. The atmosphere is so fun!

Stopped in for breakfast before a flight&mdash;Manjula&rsquo;s cooking is proper good. Had the masala dosa and a glass of their house lager, which worked better than I expected. Staff are genuinely lovely, chatty without hovering. Place was busy but they didn&rsquo;t rush me. Only thing is the coffee&rsquo;s a bit weak, but the food makes up for it.

Been coming here for years now. Staff actually remember what I usually order, which says something. Food&#39;s been consistent the whole time too&mdash;never had a bad breakfast. Place gets busy around noon but they keep things moving. Not the cheapest spot in town but you get what you pay for. Always leave full.

Been coming here for a while now and the portions never disappoint. Staff know when to check in and when to leave you alone. Solid spot if you want a relaxed feed.

The burgers here are absolutely amazing, especially the Beyond burger for vegetarians. The fries are a perfect complement, making it a must-try spot for anyone looking for a delicious meal.

Stopped in for a quick dinner. Curries were solid, egg fried rice done right. Staff left me alone until I needed them, which I appreciate. Place is comfortable enough for a solo meal. No complaints, decent spot if you&#39;re in the area and want something reliable.

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