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My visit was outstanding. Great Service, great food and great ambience

We had a fantastic experience once again, and the breakfast we enjoyed on Saturday was delicious!

Limited menu due to 1st day of sale. But disappointed with poor of sweet and savoury items on the menu

very bad menu. obviously no matching chef since mid. the summer therefore offered tinted suppe or a prepared final dish, which means nothing like the eternal year when they have expressed themselves for the win. I would suggest that the work canteen is a better option for a decent meal.

The food, service and staff are amazing. Considering it was very busy, it went without a hitch, especially as the johnstones sale was on too. Compliments to Brett, the manager whom we noticed was great with his staff and worked even harder to keep it clean and tidy and ready for the next customers.

We visited Weavers for lunch, and the food was exceptional and a great value. The service was good, but after our meal, we had to wait a bit to get someone’s attention for coffee. Other tables were checked on, but we seemed to be overlooked. Despite this, we had a fantastic lunch—probably the best we’ve ever had. As regular customers, we will definitely return.

eat well, but service disjointed. understand it, it was busy, but good staff levels, seemed easy to be the organization. had reserved table and sits fast, but old before someone took our order. after our lunchtime, the waitress asked if everything is in order and if we wish something else. asked for a traybake, but she went and did other tasks, and that never came up, waited and went.

I had a very disappointing experience at this restaurant. I paid £12.95 for what amounted to just two tablespoons of overcooked rice, which was poorly presented in a small bowl that was only half full. The side salad was actually bigger than the main dish. When the girl at the register asked for my feedback, I expressed my dissatisfaction with the meal, but she simply replied, "Sorry, I'll pass it on," and went ahead to charge me the full amount. I would prefer not to leave a negative review, but the quality of the food was reminiscent of a roadside diner while the prices were those of a restaurant. Additionally, my complaint was handled carelessly. This reflects very poor customer service.

Situated in a knitting shop that seems to model its prices after the inflated rates of Burberry, this café makes the best of a challenging situation, apparently lacking genuine cooks in the kitchen. In simpler terms, there are no actual chefs here. Nevertheless, the mushroom soup is both satisfying and straightforward. Unfortunately, the sandwich leaves much to be desired, seemingly lacking both flavor and substance, with scant amounts of shredded cheese and almost no coleslaw. The cakes look decent, but they taste like the kind we regret indulging in at roadside diners. The three-star rating is primarily due to the enthusiasm of the staff, who are truly delightful—but if only they could cha...