Queen Elizabeth Cafe — Restaurant in England

First of all I would like to say I’m regretting giving a one star. They deserve ZERO stars.

I was out with my family, we were looking for somewhere homely and nice to settle and have a lovely hearty meal, the cafe was empty yet it took the staff 10-15 mins to take my order and they questioned my grand daughter about her age (ageist) because she ordered off the 12’s menu.

I completed my order, and 20 mins had passed. No food had arrived eventually the nuggets arrived. There were ONLY 3 nuggets and about 7 chips that were not fully cooked. The staff after handing me the nuggets then started talking about my grand daughter saying, and I quote, ‘she looks much much older than 12, I decided to tell them if they feel the need to slag me and my family off then they should do it to our faces.

I decided that this establishment was not the place due to the obnoxiousness of the ladies, we walked out. Oh and what’s worse is we never received our omelette.

I will NEVER return and I will NEVER recommend this establishment.

Do not recommend.

0/5...

Stopped by for some lunch as the cafe looked nice and clean and the menu looked okay with reasonable prices. Sat down and it took around 15mins for our order to be taken which was two cold drinks, two cold sandwiches, one hot sandwich and two bowls of chips. Unfortunately it took at least an hour to receive the first sandwich followed 10mins for the next sandwich and then another 10mins for our last sandwich which had to be returned due to what should have been a cold egg mayonnaise sandwich arriving hot. Once this was sent back we were still waiting for our two portions of chips. In the meantime the other two had finished their meals. I also noticed that other tables were getting their meals at random times. Although food was okay when it did arrive correctly the length of time waiting was totally unacceptable for such a...

First time using this cafe, (Thai staff.... offering Thai cuizine but not sure of times), cleverly associating itself with the strong positive image of our late Queen. Lots of photos, quirky life-size model and red, white and blue. Well frequented by locals for their coffee, tea, snacks and chat, greeted warmly by front of house lady who is very welcoming. Cooks are quiet, efficient, busy and evidently take hygiene very seriously, wearing gloves and hair nets. Cafe is airy, clean and pleasant with outdoor seating and parasols. I had leisurely morning tea, served in china tea pot providing 3 good servings, tasty breakfast omelette and two slices of buttered toast, on traditional matching service. £8.75 Altogether a pleasant,...