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The conservatory (?) room at the back of Tart on Lordship Lane is lovely, and will be even more so when the trees outside have come into leaf!


It's light, with lots of plants about.


Their food is yummy too, plus they have a deal on two glasses of Prosecco :)


And it's usually pretty quiet on a Saturday lunchtime.


ETA: Also very reasonably priced.


ETA: Otherwise, we find the front bar part of Franklins relaxing on Saturday lunchtimes, but you may not, depending on how many people are in there.


You can have a choice from the main menu (more expensive), the brunch menu (less expensive and reasonably priced) or the bar menu (some overlap with the brunch menu).


Very yummy Welsh Rarebit. Eggy bread with maple syrup and very very nice bacon. Other yummy things. And a great pint of Guinness.


ETA: And the music is quietish in both places and certainly doesn't interfere with conversation.

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