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"Food was OK. Atmosphere ok. The type of place that wishes it was in Shoreditch. A long wait for the food to come out. Staff spend more time chatting than looking after customers."
Phone: +441892549543
Address: 20 Camden Road, TN1 2QD, TUNBRIDGE WELLS, United Kingdom
City: TUNBRIDGE WELLS
Dishes: 5
Amenities: 22
Categories: 5
Reviews: 3314
Quite poor. Staff and setting are fine and the menu looked good but the food is definitely on the tight side (small portions for the price) I had the burrito which is meant to have halloumi in it… but it was missing. Okay no problem I mentioned it and they said they would bring me some. Which they did. I wish they hadn’t. The two smallest squares of halloumi were brought out… for a burrito costing over £10. It was actually embarrassing. My husband had the breakfast burger.. it was very greasy and the patty was full (excessively so) with red onion. It was just too much. And it came with no side. Not even a bit of salad which again for the price isn’t great. We mentioned both these issues but...
Superb coffee and breakfast had during a short stay in Turnbridge Wells. We’ve reviewed all the cafes we visited and this was our favourite. Staff were very kind to the kids, and had a great atmosphere about it. Reading that someone felt uncomfortable was the complete opposite to our experience, this might be a reflection on the person more so than the cafe. See you next time.
I have visited a couple of times but I am afraid not again. This is a nice little cafe that does coffee and the food is ok however the service is not good. The service is unfriendly bordering on rude. I gave it another chance but when you are made to feel uncomfortable then I won’t be back.
Great spot, nice atmosphere and staff very friendly and helpful. Lots of choices, the menu had a bit more to offer than other cafes we'd visited. Fantastic breakfast and coffee, kids loved it too.
Food was OK. Atmosphere ok. The type of place that wishes it was in Shoreditch. A long wait for the food to come out. Staff spend more time chatting than looking after customers.
