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Took my little boy here for lunch today.

It has two small seating areas, one downstairs at the back and one upstairs at the front, I think it also has a seating area outside but didn't take much notice as it was raining.

It was quite busy but we managed to get a table upstairs. It had a nice relaxing atmosphere and the staff were very attentive and the service was quick.

I had cheese and herb Omelette and salad, which was very tasty and a Cafe Americano (coffee). My little boy had beans on toast and orange juice. I thought the beans on toast was a little highly priced at £2.50, for one slice of toast and a serving of beans, but I didn't mind, as I was taking him out for a treat.

They had a lot of lovely sounding things on their specials board, which unfortunately I only noticed after I'd ordered from the table menu.

I would definitely recommend this cafe and would very happily return for lunch or evening meal.

Rating: (Not rated - review added before star ratings introduced.)

An excellent, genuinely French dining experience.

Limited menu of good quality food at a very reasonable price in keeping with a francophone approach.

Typically £30 for a three-course meal for two with bring your own wine.

No doody nonsense here, simply a well cooked and presented meal prepared and delivered with care.