1/5 Denise 2 years ago on Google
Yesterday
was
my
last
visit
here
sadly.
I've
been
going
most
of
the
summer
for
my
large
breakfast
but
I
never
feel
welcome.
During
the
summer
in
30
degree
heat
I
was
always
put
in
the
window
without
the
outside
canopy
/
sun
shade
open
to
protect
me.
This
was
very
worrying
as
I
was
recovering
from
skin
cancer.
Recently
I've
been
put
on
the
new
small
table
against
the
wall
by
the
main
order
desk.
I
honestly
don't
mind
if
it's
busy
but
yesterday
I
was
there
from
10:10am
until
10:45am
and
there
were
only
three
of
us
in
there
dining
that
whole
time.
That
new
table
is
in
a
terrible
place.
I
would
keep
it
for
staff
meals
only
-
or
remove
it.
I
felt
so
uncomfortable,
chemotherapy
means
I
am
vulnerable
to
Covid
but
at
that
table
there
are
people
constantly
walking
past,
in
the
queue
to
order
or
standing
next
to
you
looking
straight
above
you
at
the
menu
while
you
are
trying
to
eat.
For
me,
this
wasn't
safe
with
Wales
Covid
numbers
now
on
the
rise
again.
The
waitress
will
happily
look
after
families
and
workmen
but
she
does
not
like
solo
diners
at
all.
A
morning
breakfast
is
my
daily
treat
as
I
care
full
time
for
my
Mum
who
is
now
living
with
me
because
she
has
late
stage
dementia
and
is
now
at
end
stage
heart
failure
and
receiving
palliative
care.
This
is
my
one
hour
out
and
my
little
break
while
the
palliative
nurse
takes
over.
The
owner
of
Quantum
(Eddie's
brother
I
think)
is
lovely
and
welcoming
and
but
the
one
waitress
does
not
make
me
feel
welcome
at
all,
in
fact
she
makes
me
feel
like
I'm
a
nuisance.
The
other
waitresses
are
lovely
and
always
polite.
I
will
be
returning
to
Maria
in
Tuck
In
Cafe
or
down
with
Eddie's
&
Rose's
friendly
staff
in
Cafe
Fresco,
I
always
feel
welcome
in
both
of
these
cafe's.
I
see
from
trustpilot
and
reviews
on
here
I'm
not
the
only
person
to
feel
like
this
about
this
waitress.
I
know
it's
not
a
big
loss
to
the
cafe
at
£7
daily
(or
£8
if
I
have
a
can)
but
because
of
this
one
waitress
I
am
taking
my
money
elsewhere,
to
somewhere
I
enjoy
eating
and
I
feel
welcome.