4/5 Barry Allan Scott A. 2 years ago on Google
Pleasant
environment
and
staff
were
efficient.
I
ordered
the
special
ciabatta
with
chicken
and
bacon,
alongside
a
flat
white
coffee.
The
ciabatta
seemed
a
little
on
the
small
side
to
me,
though
in
observing
the
other
clientele,
I
was
probably
a
little
out
of
place
to
be
honest
-
that
includes
my
appetite.
In
my
opinion
Willows
seems
more
geared
towards
'ladies
who
lunch',
high
teas
maybe,
or
cocktails
before
the
theatre.
I'm
more
of
a
messy
plate
of
dirty
fries
with
a
burger
kind
of
guy...
if
you
know
what
I
mean,
and
I
certainly
don't
mean
any
disrespect
with
that
observation.
The
ciabatta
was
good
and
flavourful.
The
salad
was
very
good
and
varied,
the
dressing
was
nice
and
rich
too.
I
enjoyed
the
coffee
and
the
final
price,
between
10
and
11
pounds
was
reasonable
and
expected.
Accessibility
wise,
there
is
seating
outdoors
but
there
are
steps
inside
to
reach
other
parts
of
the
restaurant.
The
chairs
and
tables
may
turn
into
obstacles
for
wheelchair
users,
particularly
solo
users,
because
they
are
quite
close
together.
I'd
recommend
booking
ahead
to
help
the
staff
prepare
a
good
table
if
you
have
any
accessibility
requirements.
Personally,
I
did
feel
a
little
out
of
place
at
Willows,
but
that
was
more
of
an
observation
than
any
true
feeling
of
discomfort.
I
will
keep
Willows
in
mind
if
I
go
to
lunch
with
a
girl
I
want
to
impress,
for
example,
and
I'd
definitely
recommend
it
for
anyone
wanting
afternoon
coffee,
cakes,
or
a
cocktail
before
the
theatre
etc.
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