Tool & Gauge — Restaurant in England

Highly recommended place, I came here for the first time and the building is amazing, high ceilings with beautiful surrounding, so many different places to sit with lots of range. There are booths and bigger tables but also sofas and stools with smaller tables and a gorgeous balcony. Loads of places to park and very easily accessible. The food was incredible, again with so much range there’s always gonna be somthing that takes your fancy with salads and all day breakfast but also larger and more filling meals, savoury but also sweet options. Along side this was that it is so affordable with big meals being under £10. Alterations are possible in so many different varieties to meet everyone’s diet needs. Loads of drinks options as well, huge fridge with lots of interesting chilled juices, fizzy drinks and sugar free options, amazing freshly made smoothies, fresh orange juice and coffee as well. Freshly made cakes and pastry which all looked divine. Everything we order came so quickly and the staff were kind and helpful. One of my best lunch trips and I hope to come here many more times...

We had our first experience of this eatery a few weeks ago. We've always loved the building and it's uniqueness and had heard good things about the restaurant. On first arrival, we were blown away by the restaurant. The decor and presentation was amazing. Sadly our views soon changed. There were quite a few tables available and less than half were occupied. Looking for a table to sit at was far from great. All of the tables had plates, cups etc which had not been cleared from the previous customers. We still decided to stay, cleared a table for ourselves and ordered. The food came within a reasonable time looked good despite being served on wooden boards which we were not to keen on. The food was perfectly edible but didn't blow us away. Unfortunately, now and again when the staff did clear tables, they dumped it on the table beside us rather than clearing down properly. So to sum up...staff polite, food edible...would we visit...

The breakfast I had this morning was a dismal experience that left me thoroughly dissatisfied. I had ordered a seemingly appetizing omelet at a local café, and to my dismay, it arrived overcooked, with the edges dry and burnt, a stark contrast to the fluffy, custard-like texture I had expected. The accompanying toast was a major disappointment, exhibiting a rubbery consistency and a stale, cardboard-like taste that made it almost inedible. The coffee, usually a reliable companion, was lukewarm at best, lacking the robust flavor and warmth that is essential to kick-start the day. The entire meal was a lackluster affair, not only in terms of taste but also presentation, with a lack of attention to detail evident in the sloppily arranged garnishes. It was a reminder of how a poorly executed breakfast can set a disappointing tone for the day, leaving one craving not just sustenance but also a sense of fulfillment and...