The sausage, egg, and cheese croissant was my pick. The eggs tasted really fresh and the croissant was buttery without being too heavy. A solid, simple breakfast. The cinnamon roll looked good, but I stuck with the savory option this time.

This place is my go-to for a solid pour-over. Their single-origin options are always interesting, and the barista knew exactly what to suggest. The fact they had power during that last outage was a lifesaver&mdash;got to enjoy my cup in peace while the rest of the block was dark.

The Cuban sandwich here is pretty good. Freshly made to order, which is nice. The avocado toast is also a decent choice. A reliable spot for a quick lunch.

Came in for lunch with my toddler. They had a high chair ready, which was a lifesaver. The view from the window kept him busy the whole meal, so I could actually eat in peace. Food was decent, nothing crazy.

The fresh mozzarella sandwich was the highlight for me. The cheese was so creamy and the sundried tomato pesto had a nice, bright flavor. Really appreciated the quality of the ingredients. It was a satisfying, wholesome lunch that kept me going.

The bacon egg and cheese bagel was great, and the bartender suggested a surprisingly good mimosa to go with it. Perfect for a lazy morning.

The hash browns were the star for me. Perfectly crispy, not greasy at all. My eggs were spot-on, just how I like &#39;em. You can tell they actually care about the cooking here.

The fish and chips here are the real deal. The batter is light and crisp, the chips are chunky and fluffy inside. It&#39;s exactly what you want from a classic. The portion is generous, too.

Their bagels are made fresh in-house. You can tell. Got a plain one toasted with cream cheese. Quick and filling for a quick lunch. The texture is way better than the supermarket stuff.

Service was a highlight. The baristas were genuinely friendly and efficient. You could tell they care about what they do. My latte was pretty good, though the place got a bit loud later on.

Nice spot right in the heart of Bath. Grabbed a coffee to go and took a walk along the river. The view from the bridge was really lovely. Coffee itself was just okay, nothing special, but the location makes it.

The local roast selection here is solid. Grabbed a cup of their single-origin, took it for a walk. That&rsquo;s the move.

I really liked the second-floor seating. The view is nice, and they have a cozy little book nook up there. Perfect for a quiet afternoon. The service was efficient and didn&#39;t feel rushed.

The new spot is super bright and fun. Grabbed a quick lunch in one of their comfy booths. Perfect for a fast bite when you&#39;re on the go. Food came out quick, which is exactly what I needed.

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