This friendly neighbourhood restaurant is the kind of place you can pop into at anytime of the day. The décor is simple and inoffensive with wooden floors, large silver framed mirrors and both wooden and pretty mosaic tables. From the menu you can start your day with a simple croissant, a full English breakfast, or just stop by for a quick cup of tea or coffee. Otherwise the menu has a wealth of choices to offer such as lasagne and spaghetti carbonara, to more varied dishes such as pan-fried lamb cutlets with sage and rosemary, seafood risotto, swordfish steaks on a bed of diced tomatoes and spring onions, or salmon fillet with pesto. Main courses cost anything from around £6 - £12.

Reviewed by Linda Buttle