Suda Delicatessen & World Kitchen

Nice and friendly restaurant with good food. We went in on a Saturday morning around 10:30 am for a full English breakfast. It is self service and the lady behind the counter servicing us was friendly and cheerful. Nice selection of condiments, I particularly liked the dried red crushed chilli flakes in a glass shaker. A little pricey in my opinion. However overall the food was hot and tasted delicious.

First time visiting in the afternoon/early evening. As always a cosy atmosphere for us 4 adults and baby. Lots of food options including GF and V requirements. Our orders: Dirty burger with sweet potato fries Halloumi burger with fries Chicken and halloumi burger with fries. Sweet potatoes fries only

Had Sunday brunch here with our student son before he headed off to church and we headed off back south. It opened at 10 am and was surprisingly busy. Service was friendly and swift. Relaxed vibe to the place. Two of us had the full English and one of us had the mushrooms on toast. The full English favoured quality over quantity and I was good with that. We sat at a table of four and had sufficient privacy to cover the predictable parental agenda of 'whats next in your life?'!! Would happily come here again.

Booked a table for 8:15 , it wasn’t busy. However just after 8:30 the staff began to take away the flower vases , replacing them with open (!) sugar bowls and breakfast menus. When asked what time they closed , as it said 11pm on the door , the waitress replied any time from 9:30 depending on how busy they were. So if are planning a later meal , you may well need to book to guarantee that that they will still be open. Maybe because we are 60+ we found the background music not suited to the surroundings… and maybe more subdued lighting? Having said all that, the meal we had was absolutely delicious, especially my tapas items( see photos), just wish it had included bread (£2 extra) .