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.

The owner was so lovely, took a moment to chat about their coffee sourcing. You can really tell they care about the quality of the beans. It&#39;s a nice touch that makes you appreciate the cup more.

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.

The manager and staff here are genuinely warm and attentive. It&#39;s a nice change from the usual chain cafe feel.

Nice spot near the castle. Roadworks outside, but quiet inside. Had a hot chocolate and a pastry. Good for a quick break.

The white chocolate mocha here is lovely. I really appreciate that they use a good quality white chocolate, you can taste the difference. It&#39;s not overly sweet, which I prefer. A nice treat that feels a little more considered.

Stopped in for a coffee. The back room is nice, feels like a cosy sitting room with a fireplace. Good spot to just sit for a while. Coffee was alright, nothing special.

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 chips were spot on. Hot, crispy, not greasy at all. Sometimes it&#39;s the simple things done right that make a difference. Portion was decent too.

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.

A genuinely dog-friendly place, and the staff were lovely. The wine list had some nice, approachable options to pair with a casual 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 Sunday roast is my go-to for catching up with friends. The portions are huge and you get a bit of everything. Great for sharing!

The pasty and gravy were tasty, but I really liked the clean, bright space. Feels like a proper independent spot.

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 half chicken from the lunch menu is really good, cooked on a BBQ with lovely spices. The salad with the homemade spicy mayo is a nice touch. Staff were friendly, and the booth seating was quite comfortable.

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.

Convenient spot for a reliable lunch in Weston-super-Mare. The fish and chips were solid, though the chips could have been a bit crispier.

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

Lovely little cafe, perfect for a sunny day. We grabbed one of the outdoor booths and it was just the spot for a long catch-up with friends. The staff were so nice, really made us feel welcome.

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

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.

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 staff here are genuinely lovely. They&#39;re so warm and friendly, it makes the whole place feel really comfortable. Even when it&#39;s packed, they&#39;re on it.

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.

The coffee is really good here. Staff are friendly and efficient, which is nice for a quick stop. The breakfast sandwich I had was solid, though the bread could have been a bit warmer. A reliable spot for a casual bite.

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