Morris Brown - Table reservation

I often take a walk up to the tower and back when I return for holidays. This time, I invited friends along with their teenage children to join us, along with my own younger children, aged 7 and 10. The walk was enjoyable and we had lunch at the main cafe at the top. Typically, I only have a drink due to the prices, but this time we decided to have lunch for a change. The menu mainly consists of paninis, pasties, sausage rolls, quiche, and soup. One of the teenagers was vegan, so we politely asked what vegan options they had. The staff seemed to struggle to provide an answer, and the chef was called over. He was very arrogant and it left a bad taste in my mouth for the rest of the day. They...

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As a cyclist, my group stopped here for lunch. The staff was friendly, informative, courteous, and quick. The food was delicious, fresh, and well-presented. The cakes were yummy, and the ambiance was nice with a beautiful view of the surroundings.

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Ate her for lunch and what we had wasn't great I'm afraid. We had the posh cheese on toast and chicken and ham pie. Both were too rich and very unappetising. The cost here is extortionate too. Won't be back despite the gorgeous location.

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Absolute masters of customer service. Real coffee, real food for reasonable prices. I can’t say there is any room for improvement it was lovely to have visited you and we shall be back for some more nice coffee and food.

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So expencive £2.75p for a tea , £4.95 p for a teacake another venue 2 miles away £1.50p for a tea £1.50p for a teacake never go back

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