The Copper Kettle — Restaurant in England

Can't fault the food at all - it's delicious, if a little on the pricey side. It's got a great atmosphere, too. Where it falls down is the sense that they can't wait to get rid of you during busy times once you've eaten your food. I appreciate they want to get more groups in at lunchtime, but I was shuffled around several times, before being told unceremoniously that my table, which they'd moved me to 20 minutes earlier, was reserved. This felt like a ploy to get me to leave, despite the fact I was still ordering drinks to justify my place. I wouldn't mind so much, but the manner in which they went about the above was combative rather than apologetic. Shame, as everything else about the...

The food was expensive and not tasty. My husband left half of his prawn sandwich and the crepes I ate had bacon, I think left over from a breakfast plan - very thick and the rind still in. The salad garnish, the same on both, did not complement the food. Crepes, sandwich, tap water and two coffees, £30!

Typo - sorry rind. The salad garnish was lettuce and a small portion of spicy cous cous on each. Tasty in itself but not as an addition to crepes or a prawn sandwich. The card sandwich was more expensive than the prawn one. I would not choose to eat at McDonalds. Feedback can be helpful,...

This place is like stepping in through a faery doorway. Decor is cosy and stylish- so beautiful. Atmosphere is sociable and cheerful. Vicky offers excellent hospitality- nothing is too much trouble. The menu is inventive and the food is mouth-wateringly delicious. It also provides excellent value for money. My partner had the Quesadillas (folded and lightly fried, filled tortilla) which came in at just £6.50. I had the All Day Breakfast Burrito which I loved. That was only £7. This place goes straight to favourites- can’t recommend it highly...