Restaurants visited by Karen

I had a sandwich on focaccia, ham, cheese and olive pâté. I couldn’t resist also getting a banana split. Both were very tasty! Service was also nice.

On arrival, we stood for quite some time before our presence was acknowledged. Service at table was very long and slow, but good. We asked for local dishes to be recommended and the choice was excelleread more...

We have now been here twice one evening and one lunch. The food was excellent both times. Evening service was marred by having to choose bottled wine, rather than the usual French carafe. There was onread more...

This restaurant serves crepes and basic meat and fish dishes- the food was pleasant enough but not outstanding. The staff were a bit disinterested. The waitress misheard my son’s order -so he got someread more...

We ate at Las Goteras at 7.30 in the evening and were the only people there,I suspect it's busier at lunch time with people using the recreation area but it didn't detract from a pleasant evening.The read more...

Being local, we decided to pop into the Cambridge for an early dinner of fish and chips last night. It was terrible I ate my fish and a portion of mushy peas, the size of a dessert spoon but left the read more...

We thoroughly enjoyed our evening here. Our waitress was so helpful and great at translation. We loved the stuffed calamari appetizer and the seafood soup, which was huge and full of amazing seafood. read more...

The staff here are incredibly kind and made my evening truly enjoyable! The food isFantastic, and I really love dining here. I'm so glad that I can eat inside. They also make sure to clean the tables read more...

We have been familiar with Land of a Thousand Hills Coffee for many years. They started as a mission to Rwanda as the country was recovering from the genocide. We were in town for an event at the Fox read more...

On a Saturday evening, I was in the mood to indulge in some sushi, so I returned to Sushi and Rolls for the second time, and once again, they did not disappoint. I found myself in a little slice of heread more...