I usually end up having takeaway from this place, however they never disappoint... the only…read moredisappointing factor is that I always have Wednesdays off and you guys are always closed (sucks, but it is what it is), I won't drop a star because of that but please look into it for future lol

In the new Sunny Side development near the old Post Office, Angelos is a lovely Italian restaurant…read more It's nicely derated and has a nice atmosphere to it. It's not expensive, but expect to pay a bit more than the usual italian. The bread for starters is very nice, and I loved the trio lasagne which has three types of lasagne is one dish. The risotto which we got by mistake was also very tasty. They have a roaring fire which can get a bit hot if you're sitting right next to it. Be sure to book on popular nights and it does get quite busy, although we've never had a problem.

Good price for the incredibly large portions of food. Service was okay but generally a little dull…read more Very student oriented, some artsy drink presentations but they're more inconvenient rather than impressive.

I was very excited to go to a new brunch place, that had some items not seen on a normal menu…read more Breakfast can be so same-y, so immediate points for ambition and creativity. The place feels hip and buzzy, and was packed on a Saturday morning. You get your table first, and order at the counter, which I confess I like as it speeds the whole thing up and you aren't waiting about. High chairs available for little ones, and it's pleasantly noisy enough that if your kid moans a bit while they wait for food, it probably won't bother anyone. Another plus! I was so excited to order fried chicken and waffles, NOT a thing you can normally find in this corner of the world. And they were really close, but it pains me to admit the dish fell short of expectations. The chicken was fine - not too dry, good level of breading (Cornflakes do give it a good crunch!), but tragically underseasoned. I suppose the maple and honey hot sauce was meant to carry it through, and it did help, though I think it was a bit overpowering. The waffles were more soft than crisp, but nice and faintly sweet. The sweet/savoury combo worked well for me, and it satisfied a craving despite being a little underwhelming. The blueberry pancakes were okay. They were served with one of those novelty syringes full of maple syrup, but that's a bit silly and doesn't really work well in like, a functional way. The pancakes themselves were a bit style over substance. They didn't have the best flavour, nor were they as fluffy as you hope American pancakes to be. The compote tasted mainly of frozen blueberries, and the vanilla ice cream just sort of melted all over the whole thing and frankly could've been left out of it. This sounds very complainy, but honestly it was fine - it just looks like it will be SO GOOD and then it's just perfectly fine, and that discordance leads to disappointment. I wouldn't object to giving it another go as I really liked the atmosphere and I just appreciate having something a bit different for a change, but I do think the look of the food managed to eclipse the taste, which is a bit of a shame. We ordered a side of sausages, mainly for my husband and son's benefit, and my husband reported them to be pretty awful. He was really annoyed about that. I have to say though, prices of the dishes were £8.50 and £7.50 respectively, and that's a very good deal for a hip-looking place in the centre of town. Maybe they will continue to find their feet and I think it is worth another try - probably wouldn't order the sausages though.

Similar to a Werherspoons. Open, clean, centrally located, family friendly casual fare…read more Breakfast, lunch, supper menus available. Full bar. Lots of meal deal options. Most items under 10 pounds. Not necessarily a local gem, but it's a decent chain restaurant.

I came in with my boyfriend a few weeks ago and we were served by joscelyn. Service was brilliant,…read morethe drinks came very quickly and joscelyn was very polite and friendly.

Another excellent meal at Francesca's. One of our first meals out since the lockdown. They have…read morebarriers up between tables, visors worn by the staff and the prawns as good as ever. See you again soon!

This is a Pizzaria at its authentic best…read more Everything thats served here is from Italy, and everything is deliciously made. I hated pastas before I visited this place. Great service, great food. A nice place to chill out with friends without digging too much into your pockets.

Visited - 9/1/17…read more Food Standards Agency Rating: Awaiting Inspection. Walked in and was immediately shown to a table, and ordered a drink, which arrived extremely fast. I was new to using the menu, and the waiter took time to explain. I chose the "hot" Chilli con Carne: CHILLI CON CARNE - £11.95 A rich chunky beef & black bean chilli, with spring onion rice & jalapeño buttermilk cornbread. Choose a spiced butter to melt into your chilli: Hot - Habanero & pequin chill - This didn't enhance the meal. I didn't find it particularly hot. Nice taste, and good chunks of meat. All washed down with: BRAHMA - BRAZIL 4.3% - pt - £3.95. Lots of tables. Very attentive staff, but took a while to get the bill. The start is dropped for the loud music. I have two hearing aids, and had to switch them off. If I'd been with anyone else, I would have struggled to hear them speak. Nevertheless, I would return and ask for more spice (hotter chilli).

Over 20 minutes to get a (bottled) beer - Before 8pm on a Saturday? They need to either hire more…read morebartenders, or make cocktails that are faster to make. Black bean & Beet veggie burger is good though.

Honestly the best fast food place on the market. The employees are always really nice helping you…read moresave money at any possible time and delivering your food very quickly. The food is always delicious and there is some nice interior design. The food is ridiculously cheap and there are often discounts. Never taken anyone that hasn't enjoyed it a lot

I'll be honest, even if the food here was rubbish I'd still return, because they have such a great…read moresetup for families. The front is a little cafe, and when you go through the swinging door you are in an area with a huge play space, loads of toys, and big tables perfect for family breakfasts. The worst part of taking a toddler out to eat is waiting for the food to arrive - no such problem here! Our son was happy as a lark while we sipped our coffee. So we'd be back no matter what. BUT - fortunately, the food was good, like surprisingly good! Everything is on the healthy/paleo side, sort of like a child-friendly Naked Deli. They serve both breakfast and lunch all day which is a rare win for me, since I get sick of only eating breakfast every weekend (the toddler naps during lunchtime). Saying that, we still got breakfast. We shared a single stack of "injectable pancakes" (£5) served with a little syringe of maple syrup and some bacon, egg muffins (I think with spinach, cheese, and sausage? or bacon?), and a breakfast sandwich with sausage, egg, and cheese (£6), plus some extra Ezekiel toast. Well we took one look at the pancakes and were like - nope. They look weird, not like pancakes, just like a big lump of OH MAN THEY ARE GOOD. I think they are made of banana, oat, and egg, so they don't really look like normal pancakes and you may be suspicious, but they are oddly delicious. I didn't eat the breakfast sandwich, but the egg muffins were actually fantastic - really big compared to the ones I make at home in a muffin tin, piping hot with abundant cheese throughout. Served with a zesty little salad that was actually fresh. It all sounds like pretty simple food, but they do something fun with it and make it a little healthier to boot. Everything we had sounded simple, but tasted a level up. It's not crazy gourmet or anything, but just freshly cooked, affordable, hearty fare - and you can let your wild kids roam free while you linger over the last bites. Win. Win. We'll be back!

I know it's table service with stunning sea views and it was cosy but would I return - most…read morecertainly not. It was busy and noisy when we arrived but that tapered off. We each ordered two 2 courses (starter/main and main/dessert) so we could share a starter and a dessert. What was the worst of it? Well two main annoyances - plates were not hot not even close. Second the service took for ever especially waiting for our main course. I should add that the flat white coffee was poor enough too. The Fritto Misto starter was a mean portion of lukewarm, cheap fish like calamari and mussels and skinny slices of limp cold vegetables like red pepper - really unappealing. The main of cod and chips was just alright - the cod was neither thick nor generous, but it was fresh and the batter pleasant - and no discernible grease. With all the hype I'd heard of this place it was really disappointing. The portion of chips was mean and as the plates were lukewarm the food didn't stay hot long either. Plates for fish & chips need to be really very hot and there's no excuse for them not to be. The crumble dessert was ok. Not bad but not delicious. The crumble topping and ice cream were darn good. The mushy peas were darn good and the scraps (fried bits of batter) were exquisite - fried unhealthy and almost the best part of an otherwise truly forgettable meal. The staff were friendly and inefficient maybe because of the kitchen but I found no evidence of the great reputation I'd heard about the place. Would I go back - it's two star for the price paid, poor coffee, mean portions, cool plates and slow service - certainly not but it has aspects of good 3 star, just not enough.

This place is fantastic, lovely place right on the beach front. There is a lovely atmosphere, staff…read moreare friendly and attentive and helpful and we were warmly welcomed and food was delicious, especially the grilled haddock, with mushy peas and chunky chips. The sticky toffee pudding was a bit sickly though but loved this place and highly reccomend.