The Quarters

⭐⭐⭐⭐ Lovely café with a nice food and excellent coffee. The setting is really nice and makes it a great place to relax and catch up with friends. Service was friendly and the menu had plenty of appealing options. The only downside was the toilets, which were quite unpleasant and clearly need some attention. A bit of care there would really lift the overall experience. Overall, still a great spot and one I’d happily return to for the food and coffee.

We ordered the local fish and chips, which had 2 battered pieces. One was very nice the other was very dry and barely edible. Our other dish was the South West Steak, appeared on the table as ennimic and lacked flavour. Sad part the side of the steak we didn't get to see on presentation was grilled well. The steak was ordered medium rare but was closer to rare. If they had given the second side as much love as the first it would have been better, cooked medium rare. Overall it's a very nice setting but food is average, local fish and chip takeaways do better. Staff weren't clear on the menu and origins of the produce. However very friendly.

Lovely food but slightly overpriced for some dishes. I had the herb roasted chicken which was absolutely fantastic with a bottle of Sav Blanc. Fish and chips however was overpriced for the quality of food. Great for special occasions with amazing views

We had a reservation for dinner, were not greeted at all from the host/manager who just assumed we were walk in customers, we were told we had to wait 45 minutes to order food, once we told her we actually had a reservation we were taken to our table. Food at dinner was amazing, the waiter we had was nice & attentive. Apart from the experience with the host we loved it so returned for breakfast a couple of days later. We were served by the same host. Went up to order the mushrooms on toast, was told they were sold out of that meal. I asked about mushrooms as a side for another dish and got a response “well thats why I said sold out” with a condescending attitude. Waited over 30 minutes for scrambled eggs on toast & eggs Benedict. Eggs were raw so I returned the dish to the host and asked if it could be cooked as its raw to which all i got was “ok” - no apology. I know these things happens and honestly i’m bothered by the food as much as it’s an easy fix. It was this particular staff members demeanour and attitude which made it worse.

A bit hit and miss here. When we arrived the waitress was so lovely and cared for our dog 🐶 even bringing water for him, however she forgot to offer us water or menus and how we should order. We loved the fish tacos 🌮 they were awesome however the Nasi Goreng was nothing more than boiled rice with some chilli 🌶️ and a fried egg. Luckily I did order the chicken. The balcony was a lovely place to sit and enjoy the views and is dod friendly.

This is a stunning premises and I can see romance and relaxation around, however I was disappointed when I ordered as I was told both my entree and main will be served together as they are busy! The fish was excellent 👌 as was the accompanying salad. The semolina fries were quite tasteless dispute being drowned in grated hard cheese.

The place seems very nice, but we came today for a late lunch (3.00 pm), ordered fish and chips, and the wait time was 45 min… People around were ordering drinks or chips, and literally everyone who ordered after us, got their food before us. I had to go to follow up on the order. In the end, we asked to get it takeaway and here is a photo of the meal ($35 for this fish and chips). The taste was ok, but the portion, especially comparing to chips-snacks that other people were receiving, is quite disappointing (would be better off ordering a bowl of fries for $9).

Lovely restaurant with good food and inside what looks like a hertiage character building. Extensive menu, tasty, service perhaps needs a bit of enthusiam. Will.recommend.