Smith & Western

Visiting this Restaurant was disappointing. The service was good and friendly even though it was a busy Saturday evening! The food is just average and not cheap. Definitely not going back.

Now we found these guys completely by accident and it was a very nice accident. While in search of coffee and breakfast on an early Monday morning we were pleasantly surprised to see smith and westerns open for business.
After entering this Wild West themed bar/​restaurant we looked at the menu and were pleasantly surprised to see a good variety of food options for carnivores and vegetarians alike.
The service offered was great and the food arrived promptly but not too quick.
The coffee was better than many I have tasted from all over and defiantly hit the spot.
The food came out and was hot and tasty. Emma enjoyed her vegetarian sausage sandwich with hash brown. My pancakes were good and tasty too.
My only request would have been to have crispier bacon on my pancakes and the hash browns to be made in house.
Other than that keep up the good work.

Fast, furious and incredibly noisy this lively joint offers massive portions, speedy service and a fun environment if you happen to be in celebratory mood. If you’re hoping to enjoy a quiet dinner for two however, be prepared to shout over the sound of the birthday cavalcade that appears to arrive every 20 minutes or so. You will hear the clanging of the bus boy’s warning gong long before they appear with the firework laden ice cream bucket.
Food is no-​nonsense American grub with all the trimmings. Why you need to sample cooked AND raw onions in your burger is quite beyond me though. Although the dishes are attractively presented they do lack flavour, which leaves your belly kind of full but your taste buds disappointed.