This is a hipster brunch cafe based on American diner bites meets Canadian hunting lodge decor…read more There's quirky moose decor all over including funny military historic portraits made over with moose faces. The menu is massive featuring many variations on Eggs Benedict served on a bagel, plus pancakes, waffles, French toast, and other hearty American breakfast bites. They also serve more brunch bites like sandwiches, burgers and breakfast burritos. I ordered the Fab Five Freddy which was a sandwich with a hamburger patty, pulled pork and an egg on top, served with their potato hash, a grilled tomato and a dill pickle. It was delicious. I also ordered the chocolate and peanut butter milk shake (£3), which was delicious but could have been colder and thicker. My fiance ordered the breakfast burrito which I tried a bite of, which had way more fillings than a standard California breakfast burrito like olives, but it was really good too. His family came with us and loved their dishes too; they've been before and took us here. The only downside is this place is popular meaning when we came, they were out of a lot of items like French toast, waffles, bagels (and most of the menu items are served on a bagel), and a few other items too. Plus, they tout their specials of the day, so I asked about those, but the special was... They're out of a lot of things! Plus, we ordered a dime bar milk shake, and the waitress returned to say they are out of daim bars too.

I don't really know what moose and coffee have in common, to be honest. One is furry and horny…read more(ahem), whereas the other is hot and drank by millions around the world. Maybe if you milk a moose, coffee comes out. Somehow I doubt it, though. When I first saw Moose Coffee, I expected it to be just another Starbucks or Nero clone, offering posy coffee flavoured milkshakes at expensive prices. However, when I actually ventured inside and looked at the menu, I realised that perhaps my assumptions were wide of the mark. Offering an 'American diner influenced breakfast and brunch experience', Moose Coffee has a fairly decent selection of hot drinks available for your enjoyment without going to mocha-locca-latte-crazy like its rivals. They also offer a small selection of fruit juices and milkshakes, all of which are reasonably priced and refreshing. Their breakfast menu offers a wide variety of interesting takes on the traditional English cooked breakfast, including the 'Smoked Moose' (scrambled eggs and salmon) and the 'New York Moose' (eggs Benedict), all of which pose an attractive alternative to toast or cereal. Their breakfast prices are perhaps a little more expensive than your usual greasy spoon, but Moose Coffee is well worth a visit if you're in the area.

my sausadge roll was the best sossage roll i have had in a long time hahahaha…read moresimply delcious more like simply sasauge roll!!

From the owner: We make all our own sandwich fillings and our soup is made daily using fresh vegetables, ham,…read morechicken or pulses

I've visited This F&B quite often as its local to us. It is a typical Italian American themed…read morerestaurant with quite fabulous music and the opportunity to learn Italian phrases when you visit the toilet which always amuses me no end! I do find that it is always fairly busy whenever we visit no matter what time of day, the staff are very friendly and the food is always faultless. However the service when ordering drinks is incredibly slow, I have recently finished my meal before my refill arrived, I often think that the food takes quite a while to arrive sometimes too. I have been at lunch time before an afternoon shift at work and had to leave as the meal took so long to arrive. Overall we do enjoy to go when we have time but I do think the drinks need to be served quicker or for them to just have us go up to the bar.

The place seems nice and the staff is pretty friendly. However, I ordered F&B meatballs and waited…read more45 min for them to get it ready. Besides the outrageous amount of time it took them, they served me this dish with an extreme spicy tomatoes sauce which is not even stated on the menu.

A bit underwhelming to be frank. My bread was quite hard on my Big Mac and my banana milkshake was…read morevery icy. Service took longer than usual in other restaurants and my chips were quite crunchy. I will be surprised if I visit again.

If your looking for a good night with food included this is the place to go. Excellent variety and…read moremany veggie options available. Seriously tho, everyone knows what to expect from mcdonalds, if ya in the mood for greasy, quick fast food ya can't really go wrong can ya!

My friends, my husband and I went here for my birthday in September. Our friends enjoyed their…read moremeals quite a lot and so we said we would return. My husband and I go quite often but it was our friends first visit. In October I rang to book a table for 10/12/16. Something came up and so I rang to change the booking for last night. We paid 8.00 for a taxi and arrived 15 mins early for our table. We were all hungry and looking forward to the steaks. On arrival we waited a few mins before we were welcomed by a gentleman who asked if he could help. We said we had a table booked. He could not find the booking. I explained that I had changed the date, so he looked at the 10th and my booking was still there. No bar meals were being served, the restaurant was full and so was the cabaret lounge. It was 8pm on a cold wintery evening and the gentleman could offer us nothing. I asked for the manager and he said he was the manager. He didn't offer us the taxi fare, a drink or anything in way of apology for his staffs error. Not very good customer service, is it Liam? Loyal customers are the ones you should want to keep happy, not send away angry.

We normally go here as a large family group because the Sunday carvery is reasonably priced and…read moregenerally of a higher quality than other competing restaurants in the area. There is a separate dining area at the back if you want a more á la carte dining experience. The bar has recently been refurbished and really looks the part. There's lots of quiet alcoves and intimate seating areas. This makes it a more enjoyable place to have a drink rather than some of the more crowded, rowdy bars in the area. It's also a good place to hold a function or to meet up for a few drinks prior to heading off to an event. Recommended if you're in the area and want to avoid South Road.

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The Packet Steamer pub in Netherton is another one with an odd name. I've always thought this…read moresounded more like a restaurant that specialises in cheap, boil-in-the-bag rice, or some kind of dry cleaning expert. Local pub though, not at all. The pub is one of the larger ones in the area, with the building being very large in size as well as boasting an impressively large outdoor area around it. Once inside, the Packet Steamer splits in two, separating those visiting for a few drinks and those coming for a meal instead. The food is very high quality pub food, with their menu offering all the usual classics (including very delicious cuts of beef that make excellent steaks which are very good value for money) and the restaurant setting has a contemporary and relaxing feel in which you can enjoy your meal. The pub side of the Packet Steamer is similarly nicely decorated, with a range of seating there as well as several plasma TVs littering the walls. The drinks on offer there are your usual suspects, all available at reasonable and competitive prices. Handily, there is also a Premier Inn Hotel next door if you have too many and don't fancy getting a taxi home, and the nearby police station should ensure that you feel safe no matter how drunk everyone gets.

This is a really nice pub restaurant that does quite a few different types of food, mainly British…read morebut with some Italian and possibly American influences. The staff are usually pretty good except when it's really busy (like in the evenings and Sundays) when you may find yourself waiting a long time to ask for another drink ... They have a really neat nautical theme in decoration, and nice booth seating with comfortable chairs and benches. It's good value for your money, and I have been here at least twice and would go again.