John Montagu

Popped in for lunch and was pleasantly surprised on how nice the cafe was. It isn’t huge and there is a large communal table if you don’t get a table by yourself. The prices are on the higher side, but the size of the sandwiches are large, almost enough to share or take half home to have later. We had the chicken katsu sandwich which was full of flavour, the cumin roasted lamb which was a hit, fries as a side and as they serve breakfast later in the day, we also had porridge. They have gluten free bread as an alternative if needed. They also bake freshly croissants and rolls.