St Sidwells - Exeter

That is a community café that eat is not gourmet, but it is of great value and homemade, tasty and the portions are perfect. we love it here and I'm in two heads to tell people that it won't be spoiled. his ethical and does. a wonderful work.

This restaurant is a hidden gem that was originally part of St. Sidwell's Church before being taken over by John Lewis! It is situated in a community center, with a cafe area offering simple tables and chairs, and a large open kitchen where the food is prepared. The quality of the food is excellent, with a range of freshly made options that are well presented. The curries are a standout dish. The staff provide fast and efficient service with a smile. Even if you're just looking for a coffee or tea, there is a great selection of homemade cakes on offer. In terms of value for money, it is unbeatable.

This restaurant is a friendly community with service that always comes with a smile. The food is delicious and inexpensive, setting a great example for other businesses on how to produce, cook, and serve high-quality dishes at a fraction of the cost. To all of the lovable customers who visit me and my service dog, you are always welcome. I wish I could eat here every day like I did when I was a local resident.

A bit like a canteen jacket had done kartoffel over to wait old for it, but the salat was beautiful.

Decided to try St Sidwells Centre with colleagues for breakfast The cafe includes a busy looking community centre Service was prompt and the food delicious I chose beans on toast which was perfect and all was terrific value We will be back