Bistro Noir

Popped in for first time after farmers Saturday market. We had hot chocolate, tasty but not hot, just warm. Nice & cosy inside. Seen board outside advertising Sunday roast, 2 course £17.50 we will try it in future. The owners little dog was tethered to coat stand as we went in, seemed a tad agitated, just wanted a bit of attention. The owner took it out about 15 mins after we arrived, I don't think a busy cafe is place for a little dog right next to door.

Wow! What a gem of a place to eat and socialise. The food was delicious and very well presented. The lovely lady (Ann) could not do enough for us and was very polite and friendly, as was the gentleman too. I had the Japanese chicken strips for starters, which was sooo yummy, and then the salt n pepper chicken burger with big fat chips (yes, proper fat chips - winner!). All the food was piping hot, and everyone got what they ordered. Lovely experience :-)

A-MAZING! This has got to be the only place that I can recall walking into where you can actually smell the food that's being cooked (and it smelled delicious). We visited over the coronation weekend for lunch. Bistro Noir was reasonably busy, but staff offered a warm welcome in a very relaxed atmosphere. We both ended up ordering the Jamaican jerk chicken with plantain, which was excellent. Fantastic deserts on offer too and the sangria was very good. Very good value for money and we will return again in the future.