Chez Caroline is one of those places that once you have found it you never want to go anywhere…read moreelse. The food menu is a wonderful experience of sumptuous flavours. The cakes are not only a work of art, they taste wonderful.

I find this bakery really good value for money. The food is delicious, they sell cakes, biscuits,…read morepasteries, sanwiches, beguettes, drinks, bread, etc. The staff are always pleasant are very patient! The prices are really good, you can't beat them!!

Always busy, with fresh and hot food. The service is swift. Great value for money. i would take an…read moreearly luch to avoid the queues. the fresh cream cakes are a must and a hot sausage roll just can not be refused. Bottles of pop, water and crisps are also available.

Nice and small costa, I probably prefer to be in a small Costa than a bigger one on the High…read moreStreet, especially during the weekends for example, as it is more quite and more free to find a place to seat in the Costa between Nationwide Bank and Lloyds Bank. However sometimes some bakery choices are limited.

Costa's coffee is always pretty much the same, and I have to say, I do quite like it. Once you've…read moremanaged to wade through all of the mutitude of choices to get the one you like, it comes to you hot and tasty, what more could you ask? I suppose you could ask for a cup of coffee that doesn't cost the same as a complete jar would cost at the supermarket, but that's probably just my Scotish roots coming out. The trouble with this Costa is that it is inside a converted bank, and that's exactly what it feels like. The windows are all above head height even when you're standing up and, although, they've made an effort with the decor, I still find myself expecting to be tapped on the shoulder and asked if I want to open a savings account.