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Contribute FeedbackNestled within a stunning gallery, this café offers a mixed dining experience marked by fluctuating service and menu quality. While some diners have enjoyed delightful afternoons with exquisite cakes and attentive staff, others have encountered slow service and limited food choices, particularly on busy days like Bank Holiday Sundays. Reviews highlight inconsistencies in food freshness and preparation, with some dishes lacking in flavor. Yet, the café maintains its charm, attracting patrons with its beautiful setting and the allure of art. For a promising experience, visiting during off-peak times is advisable, ensuring better service and quality delights.
Waited in queue for 25 minutes for 2 coffees 1 member of staff doing everything it seemed serving meals and making coffees. I asked the server taking the money if I had to wait in long queue just for coffee answer was a curt yes. Seems very inefficient.
This used to be great place to meet friends. Now there is a limited choice of dishes. All the salads are swimming in oil. And it was so expensive. Only one person serving the food, so service is slow. Staff are uninviting.
If you're visiting the art gallery, this is a good option for lunch. As with many art galleries, it's pricey a sandwich and a cup of tea is £8.50. Cafe gets busy at lunch time, so to get a table, it's best to be there early.
Lovely food but way too expensive. Three drinks, 2 sandwiches, 1 soup. 1 slice of bread. 1 brownie. It came to just over £34. There was hardly anything to select. The queue was long. The girl serving looked really unhappy. The food tastes great but I won't visit again.
Wow. Visited many times and spent almost as long in the cafe garden as the gallery but cafe really needs to step back up. Busy Sunday afternoon, poor selection of cakes desert and ridiculously priced. I understand it probably cannot continue at the previous level with glorious cakes and cookies in abundance but it’s a long way from where it was.