Best service we've received in all Britain. Quick, polite, helpful, friendly. It has a cool vibe we loved. The food was great, the parm on the potatoes was lovely and my sandwich was great. The coffee. Wowza. Their signature drink was amazing. read more

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Red Roaster is BEAUTIFUL inside (I like to call it the hipster's paradise). Go here for all your aesthetic brunch photos!! It's clear that they remodeled the whole place, and it looks fabulous. The food was mostly good -- my friends loved their burgers (especially the one that was gold) but I thought the chicken one was not that great and pretty bland. The FRIES however were AMAZING. So much so that we ordered seconds. The coffee was good too. I would definitely go here again (especially for the gram). read more

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Lovely staff, cozy indoor sitting with lots of fake plants, which gives it the feel of being outside. Try the Cardamom Chia Lucum coconut drink!! And the Avocado crab Benedict !! Soooo yummy read more

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A decent, independent coffee house, popular with Brighton's bohemian population (for which read students, arty types, gay/les/bi, etc). The interior is airy and spacious, although most of the seating is in upright chairs at tables, and it can get very busy (see other posts here). There are a couple of sofas by the door and a few chairs and tables outside, although this part of St James Street is a fairly busy thoroughfare, and can sometimes feel a bit edgy (as can the rest of St James's Street). Staff have always been very nice to me, though service can be a little slow. I'm no coffee expert, but it seems up there with other fresh coffee chains, and the range of sandwiches, baguettes etc are decently priced - under £3 for a feta cheese & sun-dried tomato baguette with a dressed side salad is pretty good for Brighton. read more

Café in Brighton with a bohemian edge. This is my favourite café in Brighton. In fact, it often tops other people's lists of favourite cafés, so I'm surprised no one else has reviewed this before now. What I like is the laid-back, tolerant atmosphere and the excellent coffee. I've been there at least 100 times. There's a wide range of types (espresso, Americano, latte etc.) and origins (Brazil, Costa Rica, Ethiopia, India etc.) of coffee. I recommend a cafetière (£2.30, holds two cups) they grind the beans while you wait. Also, the espressos are superb. There are various teas, fruit juices etc. Tea comes as tealeaves in pots (not teabags). They also do light food toasted sandwiches, ciabattas, baguettes etc. from 11:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. If you can't wait till 11:30, you can get toast with jam/honey at 45p a slice. There are always cakes and pastries on offer. There are always vegetarian and vegan options. As for the customers, I can't easily classify them. There's a wide variety of ages and nationalities. It's child-friendly, but don't let that put you off as the children are well-behaved. It's also gay-friendly and disabled-friendly. Many people read the Guardian or Independent. Everyone accepts everyone else. Another thing I find remarkable is the good quality of the music it's never bland, mindless pop, and never too loud or intrusive. There's no set style so I can't really classify it. There's a fair amount of room it accommodates maybe 50 inside and 10 outside. The seating is mostly wooden chairs at tables, but there are also some comfy sofas. The toilets (upstairs) are good. There's also a disabled toilet at ground level. There are newspaper and magazine racks. The walls have works by local artists, changing every month or so. read more

Red Roaster Coffee House - Coffee & Tea Near Me - Brighton, BNH

The Red Roaster is a great little independent coffee shop at the bottom of St James Street. They roast and grind coffee beans from around the world in-house and produce a fine cuppa (so others have told me, I don't like coffee myself!) The do make a great cup of tea - this I can report from first-hand experience! Loose leaf English breakfast and also a great cup of lemon and ginger. I hear good things about their rich, Italian hot chocolate which I will have to sample on my next visit. Food is fresh, varied and great value for money. I have tried the panini's which are served with a large side salad, and often drawl over the freshly baked cakes and pastries on the counter. The staff are friendly and efficient, working quickly to serve the always present line of customers. The cafe itself is large and spacious, with a glass ceiling letting in plenty of light even on the dreariest of days. The interior is decorated with antique coffee grinders and original local art work. As well as being a great place for a cuppa, the Red Roaster also plays host to evening events such as poetry, music and tango lessons! read more

After living in Brighton for 29 years I'm now in Essex so getting here is much more difficult. Grrr. My wallet isn't suffering nearly so much though so a bit of a silver lining ... I've kept hold of my loyalty card too! When I did live in Brighton though this place often felt like a 2nd home. It's almost French with the small circular tables and plain wooden seats. There's a lot of space in the room and the very high ceiling (look up for the amazing range of coffee equipment on show) is often used as a support for local artwork. The coffee here is really excellent. Well, so is the tea (loose leaf - hurrah!) and the gorgeously thick hot chocolate. They roast their own beans, the staff clearly know their stuff and often draw lovely patterns in the top of your latte. The range of coffees is superb and there are loose beans to buy too if you want. Lots of lovely cakes and flapjacks too. They also do snacks too - fresh panini and the like which I've always found to be zingy, tasty and fresh. The other thing the place has in spades is a great feeling, vibe, call it what you will. Someone commented on here that it was not much good without WiFi and they would get more customers if they had it. The RR disagree and many times the queue stretching almost to the door would give the lie to a need for WiFi. What it means is that people chat to each other, meet, write, read and socialise and don't spend their time staring at their mobiles (oh joy!). I've taken my iPad in to do some work/play on the odd occasion but not often. There are papers to read and I've in fact made friends and ended up joining a cinema club through sharing space at a table with two people years back. They sometimes have poetry and music in the evening too. So, all in all, one of the places that makes Brighton the gem it is. read more

This is one of the best brunches I've ever had. I had the eggs Benedict and everything about it was perfection. An amazing combination of salty and sweet with the bacon maple glaze. I was so sad when it was gone. 10/10 recommend. Say hi to the short chef with all the tattoos he's really nice and helpful. read more

Red Roaster Coffee House - Benedict with pork shoulder, cider glaze, and bacon and hazelnut dressing and my friend had the bacon and egg butty! - Coffee & Tea Near Me - Brighton, BNH

GENERAL NOTES The best latte I've ever had. So damn good. I suppose it's the beans? MENU RECOMMENDATIONS Get a latte and a smoke. It'll be the best thing you do that day. SERVICE NOTES This place gets super busy but the line moves fast because people know what they want so don't be the dickhead that slows everything down. Lots of little tables inside and out. LOCATION NOTES Located at the filthy mouth of boys town on St James. HUMOUROUS STORY Can you believe some people actually pay for laxatives?! Clearly they've never had a coffee and a cigarette. read more

Opening the front door, the aroma of roasted coffee drifts pleasantly into your nostrils. The walls lined up with coffee-makers, ranging from ancient contraptions to modern stainless steel Italian manufacturing. This place looks like a place who takes coffee seriously. Coming from a country where coffee forms a basic part of life, I was surprised by the café au lait that I ordered. It wasn't exactly what I thought it would be, the perfect mixture of strong coffee and warm not-frothed milk, but instead it was a rather large bowl containing an unknown ratio of coffee and milk. A word of warning here, this bowl of coffee is pretty filling! Doubting the credentials of a place who would interpret a café au lait in such a peculiar way, I was proved wrong as this big saucer of warm liquid was in fact very pleasing for my trained taste buds. Second time around I went for a less ambiguous drink, the ol' cappuccino, It was exactly what expected, smooth blend of frothed milk and concentrated coffee topped with some chocolate powder and a heart carefully embedded in the froth. This is a common practice for the baristas at Red Roaster, having had a christmas tree designed on my coffee in my most recent visit. Setting the product aside, the location is good. Central and near the busy areas. The bar itself is a large, well-lit room with plenty of seating area and surrounded by local art. The long queues might be offputting, this place gets very busy at times, but the wait is completely worth it. The combination of excellent coffee, friendly bar staff and excellent coffee (emphasising that point) this place is ideal for the person who is looking for a proper cup of coffee in Brighton. read more

Red Roaster is one of my favourite coffee houses in Brighton. Situated at the bottom of St James' Street, on the way up to Kemp Town, it's a great big space, perfect for meeting groups of friends. You can also find the latest editions of local magazines, and it often plays host to poetry and small music nights. It has a fantastic range of tea and juice, and the coffee is rich. If you fancy lunch, I highly recommend anything they offer with smoked salmon - I don't know where they get their salmon from, but it's delicious. Note for lactose intolerants: They do THE BEST DAIRY FREE COFFEE CAKE I have ever experienced. There's a lot of milk alternatives, and they always have at least one dairy free sweet on offer. read more

Yeah awesome coffee, but NO WIFI?! That kinda makes it a no-go coffee house for me and I expect a few thousand other people in Brighton. Can't meet clients there, can't chill out and check my email there. Do you want more business? Its a no brainer surely. read more

I'm not the kind of person that goes to coffee houses. I'm not much of a coffee drinker and if I do want one I can have one for 100th of the price at home. This particular one if particularly close to my place so I have even less of a reason to go there. But, occasionally, in the interests of being sociable, I have ended up in Red Roaster. The paninis and ciabatas are very nice, in addition to being very reasonably priced. read more

Red Roaster Coffee House - Coffee & Tea Near Me - Brighton, BNH

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HOT CHOCOLATE... TRY THE HOT CHOCOLATE... I don't even like hot chocolate, but the stuff they make here is magical - real chocolate that churns away in a cool looking machine to give you the thickest, most amazing tasting chocolate kick you could ever wish for! if I ever do drink hot chocolate, it's from here. So that's enough of my hot chocolate loving rant, what about the rest of Red Roaster? Well, it's an independent coffee shop at the bottom of the bustling (and great for people watching) St James Street. It's really bright and airy inside, and always busy, but not overly so. Sometimes you may struggle to find a seat but it's no biggie. They sell all your standard coffees, and a nice looking array of cakes that I have yet to try. The staff are always cheery and helpful, and I always think they look like pretty cool people too, but without the indifferent/too cool to serve you attitude that you get at other independents in Brighton *cough cough MARWOOD cough* If you want to try the best hot chocolate you'll ever have, then go here. The coffee is pretty damn good too. *Free Wifi *Now serves Almond Milk yayyyyyy read more

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Has quickly become one of my favourite spots in Brighton, and is super handy to reach on my lunch break from work. The high ceilings and open front window during the summer give a light and airy feel to the space. The noise is low: great for reading a book while sipping on your drink. They are dog friendly too :) Recommend: The cafe bon bon! I cant find it anywhere else in Brighton since Naked shut down. Was delighted to re-discover it here read more

A decent coffee, on a scale it's maybe a bit above Starbucks and Costa. Not the delicious, locally roasted, hand selected bean coffee I was hoping for. The milk seems to be generally over frothed on the cappuccinos and the coffee seems to be over brewed, making it slightly more bitter. The cakes were absolutely delicious though and there is plenty of space to sit in. It's rather annoying not having a card machine though. A decent coffee, but I think the barristas don't do justice to the beans. read more

Unlike many other Brighton coffee veterans, I am not a huge fan of Red Roaster Coffee House. The place has a very generic feel to it - not as individual or unique as some of the other coffee houses Brighton has to offer, such as Marwood or Toast. It also almost always has a queue extending out the door and and there isn't enough seating to accommodate the droves of cool coffee drinkers who head here every day. Saying this, there is a reason why the place is so popular - the coffee is very good, and the service is friendly and quick, even though they often dedicate a little bit of time doing 'latte art' on your drinks. The cakes and sandwiches are also delicious, although slightly over priced. I would recommend other coffee shops over this one, but if it's a quiet day it might be worth heading to just to say you've been to a Brighton coffee institution. read more

Ooo lots of hotties from Kemptown to oggle at, oodles of nice coffee beans, always a good citrus or berry tart and most of the time you can find a seat. Red roaster are obviously have it right as its always packed. The notice board is one of the most useful around, there is often a queue for coffee but the staff are super quick and it goes down fast, they change art on the walls every month or so and its always pretty nice stuff. What else do you need? Oh yeah, the odd event. Red Roaster has lots of interesting nights from live music to art presentations, never quite raw enough for me but right up a lot of peoples cultural alleyways, its the kind of stuff where you go yep, that's definately culture. read more

Red Roaster Coffee House - Coffee & Tea Near Me - Brighton, BNH

YumYumYum... not the glammest place in Brighton but easily the best I've found for a delicious coffee. I used to work in a creperie which prided itself on the best organic ingredients, and they used Red Roaster's beans for their coffee. Hot chocolate is delicious too, and homemade cakes good. So many of Brighton's eateries are very fancy pants - aimed at the yummy mummies or rich londoners and tourists. This place refreshingly provides excellent quality that speaks for itself. Prices are good value and you can get sandwiches, juices and light lunches as well hot drinks and cakes. The best thing about Red Roaster is the location - sit inside amongst the bustle of a thriving and clearly popular cafe, or sit out front and people watch. The diverse frequentors of St James' Street make it one of the best places in the world for such an activity, and this cafe is great for enjoying a coffee and cigarette as the world goes by. Beware though, some drunk man sat down with me and tried to eat my tuna sandwich last time I was there. That's St James' Street for you though! read more

Always packed, with good reason. Until coming here, I was never much of a coffee house afficionado, and had only really experienced the dullness of the Starbucks and the like. However, I do like a good cup of coffee, and red roaster provides it. It doesn't look anything special, but that is partly why I like it - it's there simply to provide good coffee, not to look slick. The atmosphere is very friendly, not just from staff, but the customers too. It's almost a slightlly pubby atmosphere in that sense - somewhere to go for the enjoyment of being there, rather than simply the goods that they sell. read more

Red Roaster is a classic of the Brighton coffee scene, and for good reason: they are renowned country-wide for their real baristas (yes, Starbucks, barista isn't just another word for employee, it's actually a real job). Their coffee is amazing, as is their choice: loads of different beans, all hand-roasted on the premises, offering a variety of different flavours (which they're all too happy to advise you on). A great place for a great cup of coffee. Unfortunately, once you get beyond the coffee, there is a lot wrong here. First of all, it suffers, as do most popular places in Brighton, from being too small. People cram into the rather large shop floor, and there are barely enough tables to seat them. The space hasn't been used very well, there's lot of spaces that could be occupied, and I reckon this was to retain the airy feel of the tall room: it doesn't work, it just feels cramped. Outdoors is even worse, where the opposite (too many tables, not enough space) means that sitting is an uncomfortable mixture of getting up and sitting down all the time, as well as hearing everyone's conversation. Beyond that, the food is really good, but also overpriced. I'm happy to pay their coffee prices, but the food doesn't deserve the high price tag. Still, if it all funds their numerous poetry, music and spoken word events (there are 2/3 ongoing monthly nights), it's worth it: these are really fun, always well done and much better than some of the much more pricey alternatives all over Brighton. In the end, Red Roaster is a great place for a coffee and a poetry evening, but not for daytime sitting: get a takeaway! read more

All I can say that the hot chocolate here is AMAZING! No joke, it's how hot chocolate should be made everywhere! I come to red roaster on a regular basis to go to the legendary evening that is Floetics - a wonderfully creative evening of performances from poets, musicians and story telling, an open mic night filled with Brightonesque charm and talent. Red roaster coffee house lets Floetics hold this evening here once a month and the staff are always very friendly and put on a great service as it gets very busy. This little coffee house is a small and welcoming, located at the enterance of Kemp town's St James Street. There is a seating space to sit outside and is a very popular way absorb the quirky hustle and bustle of Kemp town during the summer months. Overall, this coffee house is not just about the coffee. It's got such a laid-back and cosmopolitan vibe going on - it pretty much defines Brighton in a nutshell. read more

Redroaster is a marvellous place - both for the quality of the drinks on offer and for the truly friendly atmosphere. There are plenty of seats inside and out, the staff can't seem to stop smiling and it allows dogs, for crying out loud! I can't think of a more perfect place for me and Mister Benji to hang out in - it's just a shame it's an hour and a half away from our house by train. Wait a minutethat's not far at all! Anyway, we did spend a lovely few hours there this week, supping on delicious soya hot chocolate and watching some friends get high on the dairy version, with its almost soup-like consistency. I was too busy chugging down chocolate to look very closely at the food on offer, but was pleased to see at least three kinds of vegan cake for sale. I really was impressed by the laid back feel of the place. My friends and I stayed for a fair while and only had one or two drinks each but no-one tried to hurry us out, in fact, the staff kept pointing and smiling at the puppy. Some people have pointed out that Redroaster isn't exactly cheap, but I'd much rather pay £2.50 and get a tasty drink than pay £1.50 and get a rubbish one. The prices you pay seem on a par with the likes of Starbucks but with the added benefits of 1) not funding a global company with questionable business ethics and 2) getting you good quality stuff. Redroaster is brilliant, and that is all I have to say about it. read more

Serving the best coffee in Brighton, Red Roaster is a fantastic, cosy, comfy place to meet your mates for a cuppa. Located at the bottom of St. James Street in what was the old Post Office, it's in a prime meeting location. The café is a really unique building with enormously high ceilings so even when it's crowded (which It usually is), it never feels cramped. As a lover of 'people watching', I also find sitting outside on the pavement in the sunshine, watching the Kemp Town crowds go by immensely enjoyable. As well as the coffee, they do serve food (mostly sandwiches, so no good for my wheat intolerance) and their flapjacks (plain or fruity) are pretty darn good. The absolute BEST thing about Red Roaster though is their hot chocolate. It tastes literally like drinking a cup of melted chocolate. I usually eat mine with a tiny teaspoon. Yum. They also host frequent evening poetry readings (which are always packed) and display art by local artists. Definitely an integral 'community' café, I'm not sure my vision of Brighton would be the same without it. read more

Hooray, hooray, the month of May outdoor Lattes are served today... or something like that. All of which is a way of saying now that the inclement weather seems to be behind us (fingers crossed) the tables outside RedRoaster provide a decent place from which to take in the human comedy (and tragedy) that is St James's Street. Album of the week is currently the achingly hip MGMT's 'Congratulations' and the photography features Anita Barratt's chronicles of Brighton life. All this and real coffee too... read more

Popped in here for a quick expresso before heading up St James. I like the fact I didn't have to ask for a glass of water to go with the expresso. Even though it was busy, there still was room to sit down though shame someone doesn't keep the tables clear - after all this a busy place. However it is a great place for coffee. read more

Redroaster is an institution in Brighton, and introduced me to fine coffee. The baristas are international and often Australian, the coffee is truly brilliant - going back to mass chains, the coffee tastes thin and artifical. The coffees are presented beautifully - see here http://bit.ly/1Jq4Kj The scruffy, relaxed ambience and chilled attitude isn't for everyone but personally I like a place where the quality and delivery is good and quick, and where I'm left alone to get on with my business. Definitely part of the real Brighton, in my opinion, and loved by worshippers of coffee and people watching. read more

One of my favourite places to sit on lunch breaks with a coffee and people watch on bustling St James Street. Not too fussed about décor, inside is plain and simple, with off white walls and massive high ceilings, as if someone's forgotten to finish decorating. Its scruffiness is comforting though, a no-frills café that's not bothered about appearances. Tables and chairs crammed in, it's always busy, and has a wide selection of free magazines to while away lunch breaks whilst supping on a cappuccino. The prices are pretty good too, and they do various snacks like toasties, cakes and pastries to munch on. A favourite for many Brightonian coffee lovers who want an unpretentious, honest and good quality place to chill. read more

I'm not exactly a coffeeholic, but if I was this would definitely be one of the places I'd be frequenting. I have been there a few times to meet up with a friend who loves the place she claims they have the best coffee in town, and the coffee as well as their cakes are indeed very tasty. I believe that vegetarians as well as vegans can have a good time here too. It's a little bit on the scruffy side, and the cafe is always heaving with customers, but in a nice kind of way which creates a pleasant atmosphere. The staff seemed friendly enough too, only the long queues can be a bit exhilerating. read more

Having been a big fan of this restaurant I will now sadly never be ordering or visiting again. I had an appalling takeaway disaster last night and I was extremely disappointed with the service and customer care. We ended up not having the takeaway but asking for a full refund instead. read more

The best cup of coffee in Brighton. This independent coffee house imports all its own beans, direct from growers, and roasts them in house. All the beans are freshly ground each cup made so you get an incredibly fresh cup of coffee. You can also take bean or ground coffee away. They also do a really good hot chocolate, which tastes just like chocolate custard. The staff are normally lovely, but sometimes can be a bit short with you, especially when very busy, and because it is so good it sometimes there is a long queue, but it is still worth the wait! Yum! read more

At last, a proper coffee shop! I must admit i do need a good caffine hit every so often but i just dont like the larger chains for some reason i cant quite put my finger on, so when i found Redroaster just a stones throw away from another branded place i was in heaven. The coffee is always excellent and whenever i have been there the place is always very well presented & clean - a nice change to other establishments i have seen. I have had mixed experiences with the food, sometimes being great, and others taking what seems like an age to arrive - but i will in no way let that put me off what is a fantastic little find. read more

This is a busy specialist coffee shop. You often have to wait in line for several minutes waiting to be served. This is because it's all so fresh. Although always busy when I've visited, I've always managed to get a seat at one of the tables. They also have a wide range of teas. You can purchase a variety of freshly ground coffee from all over the place to take away, or if you prefer get the beans to grind yourself at home. They have a selection of pastries and cakes. This is a venue throughout the year for performance of all types and is a venue during the Brighton Festival in May each year. It has a real community feel about it - a bit more than just a coffee shop. read more

Stopped in here for a quick latte to go on my way to a choir session. I have been told by many colleagues to try out some of the independent coffee shops around Brighton and this has been on my list. I went in quite close to closing, which I hate doing because I usually see the staff's faces drop as they were hoping no one would come in. The staff here were delightful though, really lovely two guys behind the till, had a bit of a banter about my day and their day, and coffee and milk (he had to confirm that I did indeed want cow's milk because you never know nowadays). I quite enjoyed the coffee also, great flavour. I will definitely go back, have heard a buzz about their hot chocolate so need to check that out... read more

I've been going to Red Roaster since in opened back in the day Built on good ethical principals it sells the best coffee in Brighton, and the thick hot chocolate is the perfect way to hide from the rain and depressive overload of Tory Britain, especially when the piano is being played The food is fresh but basic it's a place for light lunches and sumptuous cake, not dinner. Staff are always friendly and the clientele is a Brighton mixture, but mainly free of the aspirational dot .com wannabes that frequent places such as the Hotel Du Vin. It's human a place for the local community, artists, musicians, students, actors, journalists, anyone who likes good coffee and a place where it really doesn't matter if you're ultra-Brighton cool or not read more

Please don't hate me. Really. I feel like they cool police might come collect some of my status for saying this...but I really didn't think this place was the 'end-all-be-all' in Brighton. To be fair, the coffee was really great and I have no complaints about that. All the rave reviews are well earned. It might just be I'm the sort of gal who wants to sit down, relax, perhaps flip through a newspaper or book and enjoy my coffee. Red Roaster just made me feel paranoid and rushed. The room is very echo-y and wide open. The tables and chairs feel thrown about in no particular order, which does not help my OCD one bit. If this knocks me out of the Brighton elite then so be it, but Red Roaster will only get a take away purchase from me. read more

Tried this place twice based on the 'anyone can have a bad day' theory... both times I waited about 10/15minutes in the queue. The second time I mentioned the wait and the member of staff was really rude. On the first occasion at least the coffee was nice. On the second the coffee was horrid. Myself and friend left ours as did the people in the next table who left full cups. With so many fantastic coffee shops in this great city - don't go here. read more

This is only for the coffee. I sat at the counter and waited a few minutes for someone to come by to take my order (or to give me a menu as was the case.) I ordered a latte. I finally got it about 15 minutes later. Longest wait ever for a latte. I actually think they forgot about me, since the place wasn't full, but who knows. Latte was good but could have been hotter. The wait was absurd. read more

My husband and I stopped in here for coffees and got a little bit of an attitude from the employee when we ordered only that. However the coffee made up for it. The Turbo was heavenly. read more

This used to be such a great place to hang out with friends, read the papers and have a good cup of coffee. It was relaxed and funky - one of the few quirky places left in Brighton. Though it was true that a coat of fresh paint would have improved the place, it has been 'modernised' and transformed into total sterility. Our visit on Friday morning was really appalling. We were a group of 8 so of course that would slow down service - but to have to wait over 20 minutes for coffee??? The menu was full of hip descriptions of coffee beans and the prices have gone up. Staff seemed totally unable to cope with the crowd. When the coffee eventually arrived, the waiter spilt some of mine into the saucer. This kind of thing happens occasionally and my experience everywhere else is that the waiter apologises and goes off to replace the saucer so that the swimming coffee does not drip all over the customer. No such customer care here! The waiter gave a brief apology and walked away. I had to call him over to ask for a clean saucer. In slopping it, I had lost some of the particular features of this expensive cup of coffee - i.e a chocolate sprinkling and froth. So I asked for a new one which eventually arrived - and was little more than tepid. One of our party actually ventured back to this place over the weekend. I quote her email to me:- "If you thought the service on Friday was poor, then you wouldnt believe what we experienced today! It was hysterically bad. We asked for a menu, three times, from two different servers, waited 25 minutes for a pudding that we could see standing on the counter and when the bill came, the server had left off the most expensive item! You couldn't make it up. We waited so long that Russell had to stop me getting out my phone and calling the restaurant to ask what had happened to our order!" Dont bother to come here.... read more