A cosy little cafe, the kind you can just sink into for a while. I had the Bakewell slice with a coffee, and it was really good. Just the right spot to pause and watch the world go by for a bit.

Popped in for a coffee and cake. The space is really original, filled with all this &#39;Last of the Summer Wine&#39; memorabilia. Gave it a unique character you don&#39;t see often.

Loved the multi-room layout, felt like a proper old pub. The open fires were a nice touch on a chilly evening.

The food is simple but done right. The roast chicken was perfectly cooked, juicy inside with a crisp skin. Prices are fair for what you get.

The steak was cooked just right, and the staff were genuinely friendly. What really stood out was the wine list &ndash; they had a nice selection of local reds that paired perfectly with the meat. A solid spot.

The coffee here is seriously good - rich and smooth. I grabbed a slice of their lemon drizzle cake to go with it, which was lovely and moist. Just the right kind of cozy spot to unwind in for a bit.

First time here, went for the GVX special beef steak. The meat was nicely seasoned, not too spicy. Came with some proper crispy chips and a fresh salad. Hit the spot.

Decided to try the fish and chips here on a whim. The batter was really light and crispy, which I loved. Service was quick, got my order in no time. A solid spot for a casual bite.

As a vegetarian, I really appreciated the menu here. Plenty to choose from. The lasagna was fantastic, honestly one of the best I&#39;ve had. Portion was generous too. Will be back for sure.

Really liked the community vibe here. The fact it&#39;s attached to a working farm you can explore is a nice touch. Saw the fresh herbs they use in the kitchen growing right there. Makes the whole meal feel a bit more connected.

Love the big outdoor seating on the pedestrian street. Feels like a sunny day in Europe, right here in the Northern Quarter.

The flat white here is spot on. The baristas clearly know what they&#39;re doing&mdash;got the balance just right, not too bitter or milky. Really enjoyed that one.

The rhubarb crumble was a lovely, old-fashioned dessert. The seats were just a bit too firm for a long, relaxed meal.

Been coming here for years. The kitchen area is always spotless, you can see it from the seating. That consistency is what keeps me coming back.

Loved the vibe here. It&#39;s lively but not too loud, really relaxed. Perfect spot to just hang out with friends over a few drinks. The atmosphere is spot on.

The staff here are so lovely. I was a bit unsure about what to order, and the waiter took the time to explain a few dishes. Really appreciated that, made choosing much easier.

Good spot for a working lunch. Plenty of tables with power outlets. Service was prompt, and it stayed quiet inside even when the patio was busy. Decent coffee, got a few hours of focused work done.

Had lunch with a mate. The carrot cake was the standout - really moist and not overly sweet. My main was fine, freshly cooked. Staff were nice. Cake&#39;s the reason I&#39;d go back.

Grabbed a takeaway breakfast here. The staff were so friendly, it put me in a good mood for the whole morning. The coffee was really good too.

Stopped in for a quick bite. The crispy brown rice cheung fun was the standout. Nice, modern space to sit in. A bit on the pricier side for what you get, but the dish was solid.

The chicken shawarma wrap was spot on. Really juicy, well-seasoned meat and a proper filling portion for the price.

Been coming here for years. It&#39;s always spotless, and the pool table is a nice touch while you wait.

Been coming here for years, and the drinks menu keeps me coming back. They&#39;ve always got something interesting on tap &ndash; their kombucha is my go-to, but I&#39;ll try a fresh juice if I&#39;m feeling adventurous. It&#39;s just a nice, reliable spot for something different than the usual coffee shop.

The Tonkotsu broth was spot on, just like I remember from Tokyo. The &#39;Hell&#39; ramen had a good kick without being overwhelming. The Black Garlic one was my favourite, really rich and flavourful. Just a solid bowl of noodles.

Onsen Tamago was the standout. Runny yolk, creamy texture. Sweetcorn fritters decent. Coffee fine. Staff were pleasant. That&#39;s it.

A clean, tidy spot. Food came out hot, which was nice. Service was good. Their house red was a pleasant surprise with the hot food - a solid choice for a quick bite away from the usual bar scene.

Been coming here for years, and the portion sizes are always spot on. You get a proper, generous donut, not those tiny things from the chains. It&#39;s the main reason I keep coming back.

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