I visited this place for the first time today and will definitely be visiting again. It was quiet,…read morethough I imagine there are times when it's absolutely bustling with customers. Excellent coffee, friendly staff, very cosy atmosphere.

Bea is great and welcoming! Food is outstanding and HOT! Portions are HUGE! Best English breakfast…read more Will Definately come again. Bircher meusli is outrageously good, thins on toast is too much to finish, and eggs were perfect.

Soup 'A' Sammy's is my local Carribean food shop and yes i'm a fan…read more Quite lucky where I live in that I can get a good curry or kebab but sometimes I crave something a little different and that's where Sammy's comes in! So far i've tried their Jerk Chicken, Curried Goat and fish and all were a tasty dish. Sammy is wortha a mention too! A very laid back gentleman, he's happy to chew the fat whilst your order's being made up he'll do his best to learn your name for next time. Sammy's sees a regular trade fan passing Carribean food enthusiasts all takeaway food is wrapped with great care. For some autthentic Caribbean cuisine on the fly, next time you pass Sammy's see what you're missing out on!

Wonderful service, amazing food! We had the Tom Yum Going very good smaller than average shrimp but…read morestandard for U.K. Also had the Peek Gai Tod wings were perfect and sauce was excellent. I had the lunch special sweet & sour chicken it was superb & my wife had the chicken Penang she was very happy. The owner talked to us for a bit, very friendly!! This place is dog friendly!!

Amazing pub! Full of history and old world ambience. Fantastic food!!! The servers are top notch…read more We went two days in a row and had a great time chatting with the bartender about the history of the property. The 2nd time we went for an incredible lunch. My husband had the steak and ale pie, phenomenal! I went with the mac and cheese with side salad. Huge hug! We then split the chocolate caramel shortbread dessert with clotted cream ice cream. WOW! This place is sooooo cool!! We loved it!!

Food is amazingly tasty! They have a good sized menu tagging from starters, mains and dessert. You…read moreneed to pay attention to the number on your table as you are required to go to the bar to pay and identify your table in order to get your order. Even though busy, the service is quick and friendly. It's a pub so it's noisy but a great stop at a historical landmark! They oldest pub in Stratford Upon Avon!

I've been twice. Once with my family of four and once on my own. My husband is allergic to gluten…read moreand the chef was wonderful. Everything is easily GF. While I am a vegetarian, my children and hubby were all really happy with the chicken dishes. Everything looked an smelled fresh and delicious. The prices were a bit toward cheap... actually, I thought it was a tremendously well-priced menu. Sandwiches were less than 4 gbp, as I recall. I had the portobello sandwich. It was perfect: seasoned, flavourful, on a light, toasted roll. Most things come with the house's special chips. The owners and chefs seem very proud of the chips, and they are lovely, but I was more impressed with the sandwich. I also had the mushroom soup, on another visit. It was really perfect, too, and I can be very critical of soup. All in all, I'm happy to have the place in the neighbourhood.

We stopped in here before seeing a movie at the Odeon next door. Great location, free parking in…read morethe evening, right in the middle of town. I enjoyed the coconut seafood broth with whole wheat noodles - I really like how you can pick your own noodles here. Abundant seafood in this one, with prawns, salmon, squid, scallops, and mussels. I also like that they have long-stem broccoli in there, since whenever I get noodle soup I always feel like I'm not getting enough veggies. The broth has great flavor, and isn't too thick and rich like coconut broth can be. It's one of the pricier options at £13, but according to their website it's also one of their more healthy options, so that's why I went for it. I'd order it any time! Just wish they turned the heat up in the restaurant, it was a cold night and the restaurant got chilly whenever somebody opened the door. Service was quick and friendly. I do hate how they bring out the food at random times though. How hard is it to make two soups and bring them out at the same time, like literally every other restaurant ever? I know that's a "Wagamama thing" but it gets on my nerves anyway, watching my fiancé dig into his ramen while I'm still waiting! Work on that, Wagamama! But besides that, this dinner was delicious and hit the spot.

Quality/Quantity - Simple menu done well and very…read moreaffordable, see my many pictures of the menu. Some pre-made choices, but the best is to order at the self service kiosk. Menu options are: Sushi & Salad, Noodle Bowls, Rice Bowls, Soups, Snacks, Appetizers, Dessert, cold or hot drinks. They do not give large quantities, but that is part of the reason it is affordable, so buy two if needed. They are even in grocery stores now. Atmosphere - Medium size fast casual Japanese restaurant. Two stories at this location. Open 7 days a week, see websites or Yelp for specific hours. Service - Self service kiosk, fairly quick service. Price - Very reasonable, inexpensive; especially for tourist areas. Owner Comment - Congrats on your success since 1997 with your 80+ locations.

Not bad but not great…read more The food is fairly fresh but not a lot of fish options. I'm on travel so I can't judge what's available in the area but it was decent. It's good for college town food where Asian inspired options are few and far in between. The salmon is definitely the highlight and I guess not getting utensils for delivery was a bit odd.

Yesterday (Sunday) was far from being our first eating experience at Clay's, but it was our first…read moreSunday. It was busy, which makes it all the more enjoyable - and the food and so-friendly ambience & service were a delight. There was a couple who are totally new to Broseley, and they were quite amazed that a town so small could boast somewhere like this. My loin of cod was nothing short of delicious, and the accompanying vegetables were each just so tasty and well textured that the whole thing was a treat - it demanded an ever-so-slow eat, with lashings of gentle oohs and ahhs - rather than a grab & guzzle. Of course, Davis & Trudi's place (Clays) is just one of several really worthwhile places to eat in Broseley. May it become a mini-centre for discerning munchers?

We were going to the Midlands to visit friends and family for the first time since Christmas and as…read morepart of the visit I decided that we'd take my mom out for a nice Sunday lunch. She lives in Telford and I'm not familiar with the area so I relied on TripAdvisor for ideas. By which I mean I searched restaurants in the Telford area and sorted by rating; Clays of Broseley was top of the list and that was what I booked. It's about a 20 minute drive from my mom's place through some beautiful Shropshire countryside. We arrived in Broseley a little early and found a parking spot just outside the restaurant. We were invited to take a seat on the terrace whilst they were opening and had some drinks. I had a fantastic homemade lemonade made with sparkling water, my mom had a rhubarb juice that was so tasty we took 4 bottles home with us and my wife had a very nice pot of tea. We had booked a table which had been laid out inside the restaurant for us but we were offered the table on the terrace for lunch which we gladly accepted as the weather was perfect. We all ordered from the lunch menu which at £19.95 for two courses and £23.95 for three courses was a fantastic bargain. I ordered Salmon and Hake fishcakes with tenderstem brocolli, asparagas and a white wine sauce and my wife and mom both ordered the Beef sirloin roast dinner. I was so impressed with the food. Honestly, this restaurant lives up to all the reviews. The ingredients were fresh and tasty and not plated pretentiously like you get some places. For dessert, my mom and I both had the "Rhubarb and Custard" and playful dish which combined rhubarb compote, jelly, vanilla cream and little meringues. Stunning. The perfect end to any Spring afternoon lunch. Throughout the meal, the staff (I'm sorry to say I didn't get their names) were attentive and friendly. Our 15 month old son, Henry, has a stinking cold and was teething so wasn't on his best behaviour but the staff were fantastic with him. They even went as far as bringing out one of their dogs, a beautiful, huge dog called Barney, for Henry's entertainment. To top it all, and this is massive for parents of small children, they had a full baby change unit, complete with nappies, wipes and nappy bags! I can honestly say I've never seen that anywhere else. All in all, for three mains, two desserts and drinks, the bill came to less than £75! Needless to say, I intend to visit again when we're next in the area. I genuinely cannot wait.

Decent pub, well located in the middle of the campus although smallish car park for anyone that is…read moredriving. The service is good although there weren't many staff on, the food is traditional pub food with a few American twists to keep it up to date. There were a number of things not available when I went however the university was closed so I would think that during term time it wouldn't be a problem. Service was good although again one of my colleagues said when it's busy you can wait for a while for a meal. Overall I would say it's ok and for a uni pub it's one of the best in the area, it most certainly isn't the type of place for a quiet drink though as it gets quite loud.

Pretty run of the mill for a student bar, some of the staff were amazing and some were clueless…read more We went in here for a "quick meal" before going to a cosplay/formal ball later that night. Note the funny rabbit ears around the word quick as they will come back later on. Its a lively place with people constantly in and out so we opted for the terrace which overlooks the campus and was gorgeous in the summer sun. Myself and Jen ordered first, simple fare with a risotto and a red thai curry of the mainstream variety. And now the rabbit ears come into play! We waited....and waited....and our friend ordered....and waited then they finished and we waited some more. the first staff member we asked was limited in her vocabulary to im sorry ummm im sorry?. After this we found out it hadnt been passed onto the kitchen. We spoke to another staff member 5 minutes later who had a full range of social vocabulary. She told us it wasnt put through at first, now it had and that there was a wait time. We also got offered a free drink for the trouble which was a saving touch. Finally the food arrived and it was tasty enough for pub grub if a little on the small side. Would go back to try it again and hope for better this time. It was busier than usual with the over 1000 people who came to the convention that weekend so i can easily give them a pass lol.