The Cafe in Sherwood Forest — Restaurant in Newark and Sherwood

My mother politely asked the young girl serving for 1 bacon and 1 sausage cob and various drinks. When the food arrived there was 1 sausage and 1 egg cob to which we told the staff that this was incorrect. This was changed for us. We then realised, when looking at the receipt, that we had been undercharged so upon leaving my mother went to give the amount of money that we owed for the bacon cob. The girl very rudely jumped down my mother’s throat stating that she should have checked the receipt and it was her fault that she got the order wrong. My mother asked to speak to someone else which another member of staff listened and told her to keep the amount of money owed due to it being their mistake. The young girl serving needs to learn some respect and also remember she is representing a company. Really poor service and not impressed at all. Cobs were not buttered and...

Tucked away in the charming arts and crafts center, this little cafe is a nice spot to take a break. With seating options inside the center and outside in the peaceful backyard, it's a relaxing place to enjoy a coffee and pastry. The kind service staff aim to please, though they struggle to keep up with the demands of customers at their small operation. The coffees are nicely brewed and the cake slices are fresh from the bakery. With some extra hands on deck during the busier times, the service could be sped up to better match the calming ambiance. But the cozy location and tasty treats make this a cafe I'll return to when I want to get away from the...

Unbelievably rude man, I left immediately after arriving by bike having been told to move my bike (that I was literally just dismounting), when I asked where I could put it I was told “chuck it in a field for all I care just don’t leave it there where I’m going to serve food”. This was of course shouted directly into my face in an intimidating fashion. As a point of note there are no bike racks or anywhere obviously suitable to leave or lock a bike, but leaning a bike on a wall while trying to look for somewhere to lock it clearly isn’t tolerated.

Cyclists - avoid...