Taste Of Cumbria - South Lakeland

We had a great time at the food festival. The only downside was the absence of recycling bins and the use of plastic tasting cups for the alcohol. Come on Cumbria council, you should be setting an example at these events by promoting the use of sustainable products and encouraging vendors to do the same.

Excellent pasta of a weekday….. normally spicy with chorizo … other choices include chicken roll but pasta recommended

The first issue was with the ' A ' board on the pavement advertising bacon roll and hot drink for £2, only when I ordered it was £3. On closer inspection the shoddy sticker over the £2 had gone translucent with all the rain so from a distance you can see the £2. Lots of staff fumbling about falling over each other. Took an age to get some milk for my tea because a large group of people doing a raffle on market day had taken the jug outside fof their order of 8 coffees, whilst eavesdropping the server wasn 't even sure about their request whether americano was black coffee. They seem to take orders on a number basis shouting out numbers when your order is ready, as I wasn 't given a number I didnt even know my order was ready. The bacon had been cooked to within a inch of its life and pretty tasteless, A really bad experience to which I wont be returning My true review is 0 5 My advice is go to Gregg 's, it 's only 30 feet away

Called in to get a sandwich but three staff members were too busy gossiping in kitchen to serve me. Then one of them did see me and still ignored me. When I was leaving I said can I give you a tip, serve your customers instead of talking in kitchen. As I left she was having a laugh about my comment with her colleague. So I won't be going back.

Never fails to disappoint, always had a good baguette or wrap, filling is always warm and always tastes fresh. it's refreshing to have a takeaway sandwich shop that doesn't skimp on the fillings.