The Old Tile Works

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  D Ale Shaw

  ·1 month ago

  “Called in on the way past for a quick coffee and something to eat. Not long until closing so cake was the only option. Small shop also closed due to floor cleaning. Shame, as I really wanted to spend in there. Coffee. Decaf flat white. Tasty, warm and did the trick. Cheesecake. Bit boring. Little taste, a bit stale (crumb on the bottom was soggy) and just came as it was. E.g. no side of cream or fruit compote etc. as other places tend to serve. Table's were clean. Some debris on the floor. Staff very friendly and attentive. All were pleasant, cheerful and working very hard.”

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  John Tippett

  ·1 month ago

  “A truly lovely place to visit. The food and drink options are really tasty, well cooked and presented with really good pricing. Small garden centre plus other sales units. Found by accident but I am really glad we did.”

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  Paul Bell

  ·4 months ago

  “Worth a visit for the food. My father's fish was big and tasty and my strawberry slice tasted very fresh. The garden centre is a bit expensive however, worth a trip if you want somewhere different for lunch.”

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  Vicky Graves

  ·4 months ago

  “Was lovely, first time visiting, food was lovely and staff very friendly, lovely to see out and see the wildlife also 😊”

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  Annette Bruce

  ·4 months ago

  “Moved into the area a few months ago discovered this wonderful place. The food is always served quickly and is exceptional, staff are always polite and offer a very high standard of service. It is so easy to order gluten free food with no stress and that alone is a bonus for gluten-free people. I have been all over the world and the old tile works gets it right everytime, yes the price is a little higher than some places but this is not an issue when you have great food and service it is worth every penny. Keep it up.”

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  Lynn Michelle

  ·8 months ago

  “We had a great lunch here, a lovely plant based burger with tasty onion rings, chips and a dressed salad. Food was hot, tasty and nicely presented, it came quickly and staff were friendly, cheerful and efficient at cleaning tables when people left, something I appreciate when eating out as its nice to eat in a clean, uncluttered environment.”

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  Kerry Jordan

  ·10 months ago

  “Popped in for a coffee and was delighted to see how dog friendly it was, with a dog menu selection at the counter. I sat in the sunny conservatory, and despite it being mid December, it was so lovely and warm! The food selection looked good so I'll definitely be back.”

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  Lindy Mansley

  ·1 year ago

  “1st visit for breakfast, wonderful great value at 2 for £20 including tea and toast. We then decided to visit the next day for lunch... what a letdown. Had the pie on the special at £15.95. It was dry and don't think it was homemade , would have paid more had it been. I had jacket potato, very big potato but a little hard still, smothered in beans and cheese. Our bill was nearly £40 . The atmosphere was noisy, too noisy for us . Not sure we would rush back again.”

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  darrell wilshire

  ·1 year ago

  “Arrived at same time as a bus trip, expected a nightmare but was seated by pleasant staff in no time. Ordered 3x fish n chip 2x tea and a diet pepsi. Food was excellent, fish white as snow (photo dies not do justice). Bill came to £64..result.”

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  Richard Allen

  ·2 years ago

  “Stumbled upon this place as we walked under the Humber bridge. It was a big restaurant and very busy. The food was good. The pie tasted great, and the chips are fried well. The gravy is a letdown, though. My partner's soup was decent. The adjacent shop and the garden centre were great.”