Mike Jones

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My first ever gluten-free fish and chips since finding out I was intolerant. Simply delicious, the gluten-free curry sauce is lovely too.

Jacqui John

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Located next to Lidl on the main road, we spotted Teatro as we drove by initially thinking it was a tea shop. We managed to find parking in a nearby residential side road but be aware there isn't any parking for the venue itself. When we entered, we were met with a surprise. Not just a tea shop but a surprisingly big quirky lively bar/restaurant/coffee and tea shop rolled into one. Set out over 2 floors with an outside terrace area upstairs and lots of different seating areas. Visually, it was amazing. Arty, fun colourful. I noticed all ages. Families with children well catered for as well as older people. It's accessible for wheelchairs and pushchairs on the ground floor, but a flight of stairs is needed to access the first floor. I took my 84 year old Mum who uses a walking aid, and she loved it at Teatro. It was clearly hugely popular but we managed to locate a table in the window from which we could watch all the comings and goings. There are also tables outside, although expect a view of the road and traffic noise from steady stream if cars and shoppers coming and going from Lidls next door. Staff very friendly, but they seemed very stretched and were running around trying to see to everyone. It was a weekend, and lots of people had descended for lunch. Being gluten-free, i was given a specific menu, which was helpful, and overall, I found the staff attentive to any kind of allergies, if a bit anxious. I had to order at the bar rather than have my order taken at the table, which meant waiting in a queue. We waited some time for our order to arrive, but when it came, the food was good. However, my hummus order came with an enormous helping of hummus (nice) but very little bread to go with it. Drinks were all good, and there's a wide range to choose from, including cocktails. I had a non alcoholic one, which was very tasty and refreshing. The menu is worth a visit and caters to all, including vegetarians, vegan children, and guests with allergies. There's a range of tapas and burgers, too. It's the kind of place that's informal but fun. You can just as easily order a cuppa and cake as you can a full meal. Prices are good, and our lunch for 2 with drinks came in at £22. We would like to visit again. The main drawbacks are lack of parking and what seemed like a lack of sufficient staff, which led to delays. However, I would add that the staff on that day were helpful despite being rushed off their feet. We would visit again, though.

Jane Draisey

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When ever we go for a walk along the prom we always go to this café. They do they most amazing Gluten free cakes. Staff are friendly, and welcoming.

Carrie Bonham

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This was a lovely place for our breakfast after a long car journey. Clean in the cafe and friendly staff. Great service and all good cooked freshly for us. Gluten free too. Highly recommend.

Jenny Zuldt

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My friend said it used to be very good but we were very disappointed. the cod croquettes had very little fish in them and the cauliflower cheese was just cauliflower in a white sauce with just a bit of cheese on top. Also the 'bread ' that was £3.95 was just a slice of tasteless toast that we discovered when we mentioned it when we left it was the gluten free. Delivered by mistake