Sean L.
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We came for Sunday lunch to be greeted by Pat, as old friends, even though she had not seen us for 6yrs. Since we first came here in the early 90s, I did not think there could be a better starter than the run & brie. That all changed when I had the sweet pumpkin fritters. They were gorgeous, little balls of sweetness, that had my taste buds doing cartwheels, whilst my stomach jumped for joy, as I enquired whether they could be moved to the mains & desserts. I am not saying I loved them but I could have sat there and eaten them all day. My wife had the fish cakes and she was almost as enthusiastic, loving their lightness, crispy shell and the hint of chilli in the seasoning.
For main the beautifully steamed mahi mahi, breadfruit cou cou and broth could not have been bettered. The house green bowl a mixture of home grown veg fresh & roasted, home made hummus, mixed herbed quinoa and seeds with slices of plantain would suit all foodies.
I have never had a bad meal here and can do nothing but heap praise on the chefs. The staff serving were friendly, charming, always smiling and laughing and could not have done more for you. A fantastic place, long may it remain.