JOHN JOE Y.
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I went there for lunch, I eat in the restaurant overlooking the ground floor, the restaurant is named the Pepper-Pot, I had a sausage sandwich with a pot of tea for one. Now I must say that the sandwich is a must, firstly because the relish is mouth watering, the bread is hand cut-thick slices, white and very fresh with greens included in the sandwich. The cups and saucers are old type china and are mixed which I think is very elegant, the teapot was also very quaint which made the whole experience very relaxing and enjoyable.