Fantastic, like stepping back in time. Haven't had hot…read moreVimto since I was a kid, proper chips which were ace, and good fish Haven't been there for 15 years, next visit will be a lot sooner.

Called in for lunch one weekday, having not been there for years, the cafe was very quiet, which is…read moresurprising. Had freshly battered and cooked cod, while we waited with chips and mushy peas. It came with bread and butter, and tea or coffee for around £7.50. It was delicious - the cod was thick and meaty, the batter light and crisp. Full of flavour with excellent chips. The best fish and chips I've had in ages, will make sure its not as long before I return. Nice varied alternatives on the menu as well. Great decor inside with loads of old family photos and other memorabilia. Absolutely fantastic.

Really really disappointed at how greasy the fish was, completely ruined the flavour. Great chips…read morethough

Visited here on a trip down memory lane, great chips, and I'd forgotten about fish patties, which…read morewere ace. Loved it

Went to the rum story with my boyfriend on Tues and even though it just looks like a shop outside…read moreonce you go through the glass doors your adventure begins it was soo interesting you start your journey in the rainforest and it takes you right up to present day, it has disabled acsess throughout ,a place for kids to play and a free taster rum session for the adults yum yum :).at £5.95 its well worth a visit.

This is a lovely little tourist attraction which is part of a growing change in Whitehaven to…read morebecome a more tourist friendly georgian town. The museum depicts the history of rum, as at one time Whitehaven was the second largest port in the UK and one of the major imports to the town was rum. The museum shows the story of rum and covers the journey it took to get here, the slave trade, and uses for rum. The museum is interactive with many top displays. In addition to this the museum has a great little cafe and a well stocked shop.

Excellent food and great prices, especially the lunchtime deal when you can order most things from…read morethe menu for just £5. The service is excellent and the staff are very friendly. Highly recommended! The only reason I have given 4 stars instead of 5 is because of the price of soft drinks. £2.90 is not an acceptable price for a pint of coke. Most pubs in Whitehaven are selling pints of cider and beer for much less than that. Alcohol is heavily taxed, soft drinks are not. Soft drinks should always cost less.

Friendly staff, great selection of foods and great coffeeread more

Great soup, and fresh sandwiches, competitively priced. Friendly manageress. Liked itread more

Not great. Misplaced manager was a bit intimidating, in an Ivy from Last of the Summer Wine way he…read moregave the impression that this wasn't a place to complain. Food pricey and not that great - to be honest the Church cafe next door is 1/5th of the price and much more welcoming

Pretty good quality food, very uncomfortable manager. Prices more than I expected to pay, however a…read moregood effort. Thought the winter special was good.

Not a bad place for a late night pizza. Its in a good location and the pizzas are okay too. Just…read morethe usual menu but the staff are friendly and they do home delivery

Consistently excellent food for over 25 years. Good range of…read moremain courses all the usuals are on the menu, and if you fancy something hotter or different, just ask and they will usually oblige. Service is usually good, sometimes it can be difficult to catch the waiters attention to fill your glass if they are very busy. This is because of the 'L' shaped room. Prices are competitive and the real bargain at the moment is a Sunday special of six courses for £10 more than you can eat! Excellent Indian food whether you are local, or visiting.

Stepped back in time with a visit to this coffee shop. Looks like its still 1963 inside - loved itread more

Long established award winning restaurant. Food is excellent and service is prompt. Seating is OK…read moreand privacy is enhanced by the use of fixed fret-screens throughout. Music was traditional Indian and played at a nice ambient level. On the downside, the waiters came across as disinterested/pre-occupied with other matters, which spoiled the evening a little, hence only 2 stars from me. An occasional smile from just one of them would have helped. Don't get me wrong, as I said, the food was excellent, and the service was prompt with no mistakes in getting the order right. Maybe I just caught them on a bad night, but I can only tell you what I experienced. Maybe on a future visit, things would be better.

I wont be going here again. I asked for a Chicken Tikka Masala and instead I got something that was…read morea Korma but red. It tasked like Korma and didnt look like it was mixed well. I also had to mention 4 times I didnt want vegetable rice and that I wanted plain. In the end we ended up with an extra rice. For the price you pay you expect to get what you have ordered.