We ate at Cutlery Work on the 18th Oct 2024 around 8pm, it wasn't too busy and we managed to get a seat quite easily. The tables are bench style and the seating is quite high so if you are in a wheelchair it might be worthwhile contacting Cutlery Works first so they can arrange suitable seating for you. The Cutlery Work is located outside of the clean air zone but if you're driving there be careful which route you take to it as you may inadvertently enter into the clean air zone. There is parking near the Cutlery Works however all parking is street parking and it can be quite difficult to find a space to park. Cutlery Works is 2 floors, the ground floor is where the food vendors and a bar are located. The first floor is mainly seating, there is another food stall and a bar and, when we were there, there were a few local maker stalls. I think I recall seeing a lift up to the first floor but I'm not 100% sure. Downstairs there was a Greek food stall, a chicken food stall, a pizza food stall, a Japanese food stall, an Indian food stall and a couple of other food stalls but I can't remember what type of food they were selling. I can't recall what food stall was upstairs. I had a chicken gyros and it was delicious, which was priced £8.95. My brother and niece both had a chicken burger, chicken wings and drumsticks, and chips. I think the chicken burger alone was £15. I don't know how much the fries and chicken wings / drumsticks were but they were delicious. All of the chicken was in a KFC style coating. My partner had a woodfire pizza.

Cutlery Works is child friendly, my niece is 7 years old and she loved it.

You can either scan a QR code at the table to view the menus from all of the food stalls and place your order or you can order at the actual food stall itself. The same for the bar. Myself and my brother both ordered at the food stalls, my partner ordered via the QR code. Mine and my brother's food was ready before my partner's.

When the Cutlery Works first opened both floors were full of food stalls but now there is only one floor full of food stalls. I don't know whether the food stalls change on a regular basis as I've only eaten there 3 times since it opened but the experience has got better each time I've been.