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53 minutes ago, Earl Aelfheah said:

There is the Blue Brick Cafe for vegetarian food too.

Their food is lovely, but unfortunately the waiting time for it is sometimes so long, even when they don't seem particularly busy, that we no longer go there.

We used to just accept it, but seeing people who came in long after us getting their food before us was the last straw after we had waited well over half an hour, if memory serves. It might have been nearly an hour, but I can't remember exactly, it was a while ago.

We paid for our drinks (which had come quite quickly) and went to have lunch elsewhere. We reckoned we would get our food quicker that way. We were very  hungry by this time!

It's a shame, because we would like to support them as they are a small local business with great food, but there seems to be some problem on the kitchen side (we were assured that our order had been given to the kitchen as soon as we made it - we asked earlier, as we thought maybe it had been forgotten, but no).

Edited by Sue

Love Blue Brick and have had some lovely meals there,, never had a problem with service, always so accommodating..

Try and support local business, as much as I can.. on a recent visit, clapped my hands that Gail’s was done.. pity, as staff were great at the start, just went down hill ….

Be, nice not to see another eateries..chain..  all for supporting individuals.

 

 

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On 14/10/2025 at 21:36, beansprout said:

Love Blue Brick and have had some lovely meals there,, never had a problem with service, always so accommodating..

Try and support local business, as much as I can.. on a recent visit, clapped my hands that Gail’s was done.. pity, as staff were great at the start, just went down hill ….

Be, nice not to see another eateries..chain..  all for supporting individuals.

 

 

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