Sainsbury’s Café

1. Lovely surroundings, nice atmosphere & happy friendly staff 😃 Kids meal – good value for money. Jacket Potato was luke warm but okay. Sausage & Mash pretty good. The range of gluten free products in the supermarket, not reflected in cafe. Would be nice to see variety in these areas. Also the treats were really expensive, considering they’re own brand and can be bought in store, for example 1 X Cookie £1.30 in cafe. Versus 5x Cookies in store £1.10 😑

2. The service was the best bit. Really pleasant young woman, friendly and smiling and talked and chatted whilst getting my order. First class. The eggs and ham not so good very disappointing. Next time I will try the beer battered fish and chips. I hope Jess is there again, she was superb.

3. Honestly, the cuisine is passable for the most part. Every time I visited, my family and I ate the same dinner (full English for 4). The dinner was cold and had an unpleasant taste when I went this time, giving me a stomachache. Food amount decreased while food costs increased. Even though we tried to negotiate with the staff for something besides bacon, like a tomato, they didn’t have any sausages, so we received bacon instead. Another thing is that there should have been a notice stating that there were no sausages available so I could have ordered something else, but many customers were complaining about the meal not being adequate, including a lack of roast chicken, sausages, and even silverware, ect.

4. What has happened to Sainsbury’s cafe, Melton Rd. It used to be a lovely cafe to eat and drink. It seems to be running now with hardly any staff. You have to wait while one person who is serving is also having to make the drinks. It’s not fair on the one person behind the counter. Come on Sainsbury’s get more staff, no wonder the place is half empty.

5. Menu reduced due to shortage of ingredients but there’s a lot of this everywhere. Had a enjoyable big breakfast meal though.

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