Restaurant · Sheffield
Handy if you're in the city centre with children — it sits right next to the City Hall, so it's an easy stop before or after something else, and there's outdoor seating plus room to get a pram in. High chairs are there and a kids' menu exists, though a few families have wished the main menu did more for younger appetites. Food comes out quickly, which matters when someone's patience is thinning: the Hunters chicken panini and the roast beef baguette with dipping gravy get the most affection, and the Cavells breakfast at under £6 is decent value for a sit-down. Honest bit — the interior is looking tired, and service is a lottery, warm and well-mannered on a good day, brusque on a bad one. Worth checking closing times before you set off; they've been known to shut early.
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