Madeira - Chiltern

Popped in as staying village; traditional cafe and breakfast; milkshakes great coffee good too; relatively good value would call in again.

BUZZING beautiful cafe brilliant staff good good but I personally like Moroccan Mediterranean brothers

I often stop by this restaurant for breakfast or coffee. The staff is very friendly and the food is excellent. There is seating available both inside and outside in the back, so there are plenty of spaces to choose from.

I’ve been to this restaurant for breakfast and lunch, several times in the past with friends and family. Always good, hot, freshly prepared meals, served by the Portuguese owners. A friendly restaurant to relax in.

Three wrinklies , weekday lunch. Located in village centre, double yellow lines outside but car 'pay ' park opposite. Outside peeling paint on window frames, inside general ambiance uninspiring. Furniture OK but at least one chair with stuffing exposed. Toilets OK but cramped and unsuitable for wheelchairs. Very comprehensive menu plus on request, a Portuguese menu. Service prompt and welcoming but plates were cold and one meal (spag bol) served lukewarm and overcooked (soggy pasta) rejected. The waitress returned it (microwaved presumably) without cutlery so I had to go to the kitchen to get irons. The other meals, Chicken piri with chips and an unusual Portuguese cod dish were delicious and hot. Accompanying salads were crisp and fresh. Fries fresh piping hat. Prices were reasonable. I wouldn 't hesitate to eat there again if I was passing, but I wouldn 't go out of my way.