Quayside Coffee

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  Autumn Leaf

  ·4 months ago

  “This is always a welcome coffee stop. However today I felt so sorry for the overworked only member of the staff who was trying to serve, take orders and payments, clean tables, cook and make drinks all by herself. Surely the management could have helped even if it was just limiting service to drinks and cake only.”

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  Maria Ferrier

  ·4 months ago

  “Very disappointed. Used to be excellent service. Today the tea cakes were dry with very little butter. Not offered any other condiments even when other customers were offered it. The outside seating area had gone down - hardly any chairs, no umbrellas despite the high temperatures. Dirty hanky’s stuffed in the slats of the table. When I asked for a menu I was gruffly handed it. The guy washing up totally ignored me at the counter when I went to order. Yes we know it’s been a hot day but there was no smiles or positive customer service. The ultimate disgrace was seeing Customers vaping inside the shop- disgusting. Sorry but we won’t be coming back.”

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  Helen Dodd

  ·9 months ago

  “This lovely, quite beautifully located cafe is a pleasure to visit. It offers reasonable range of good, well prepared food, that sensibility priced. Seriously good coffee. Well worth the short drive out from the city. Will be coming back to to enjoy a tasty lunch and telling my friends”

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  The Greens

  ·2 years ago

  “Fantastic breakfast in a lovely setting. The best salmon and scrambled eggs I have ever had. Pet friendly along with a dog sausage for your fury companion. Highly recommended.”

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  Colin Lewis

  ·3 years ago

  “Unfortunately not the best full English breakfast, 1 egg 1 Sausage, 2 bacon, mushrooms and Tom's, ½ slice white toast and ½ slice brown toast and you have to pay extra for black pudding (95p) For £9.95 not great Also I'm not a fan of Tom's or mushrooms they didn't do substitutes which is a shame. Also had a runny white even after asking for it to be cooked on both sides. Nice location though just shame about the food. (The one Herby potato in the photo was one my friends that was a £1.95 extra, ouch!)”

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  Lesley Belton

  ·4 years ago

  “This cafe really is a gem. The food was well cooked and piping hot. There were no issues checking ingredients for me (allium intolerance) and plenty of choices available. The staff were friendly and attentive without being intrusive. It was clear that many of the diners were regulars and some brought their well trained dogs in as well. For me there was only one small negative - a really large TV on the wall. The sound was off whilst a show was playing but I still found it intrusive and much preferred the music playing. If we were in the area again we would certainly go back as we had a great experience both times we visited.”

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  John Kidals

  ·4 years ago

  “Lovely hidden gem just off the A57 at Burton Waters near Lincoln. Stunning location.”

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  Shirley Gale

  ·4 years ago

  “Ideal place to have a coffee and something to eat after walking your dogs along the canal. Becky took the cafe over a few years ago and what an improvement. We love her sausage rolls. Sometimes the service could be a bit quicker if you were in a hurry. Gentleman happy to have a photo took of his breakfast which he said was thoroughly enjoyable and frequents the cafe. Another bonus, dogs are welcomed.”

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  Ally McDowell

  ·4 years ago

  “Magical little find! Stopped by for coffee while out walking the tow path - was going to get takeaway because we had the dog. But no! We were invited in dog and all. Dog was particularly happy to be given a bowl of fresh water and some personalised menu suggestions including fresh sausages (which she was agreeable to). We had ended up having lunch there and it was excellent, prices exceedingly reasonable and service was superb. Will definitely return.”

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  John Jennings

  ·6 years ago

  “Our daughter took us here for coffee after we had travelled to visit her at University. Parking is free for the and the location is really quite tranquil. It has a homely feel and staff are really friendly. I add it’s dog friendly too which is a big plus ⭐️ We got there at 11.45 and was a little disappointed I missed the breakfast menu by 15 mins. (In fairness I didn’t ask but just went off the menu times), it was possible the staff may have obliged if I asked, so my fault not theirs. We ordered coffees and my wife had a flavoured latte, our daughter is vegan so she ordered a latte with soya milk. Didn’t see any vegan dishes on the menu though. This is a pity as my daughter loved the location and is she is autistic, it would have been a good place for her to visit regularly. I ordered a hand carved ham sandwich with whole grain mustard. This came with a salad garnish (with dressing). The ham was truly hand carved and the bread was super soft and fresh. My wife opted for the jacket potato with cheese and beans which she seemed to enjoy. She finished her lunch off with a piece of Ginger cake which seemed fresh and she enjoyed. The piece was quite large. Total bill £19.50 which wasn’t too bad I thought.”

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