Very friendly staff, excellent menu and good value.

Only four dishes, menu could have been better for bigger appetites.

It was very nice looking food, perfect amount, great colour, great smell.

Very good for kid's food, but it’s not a kid friendly restaurant.

When I asked where meat came from very little detail was given – our waitress was unsure, she asked the chef and he could not give a definite answer.

Lovely restaurant and child friendly, could have had children's cutlery and offered adult meals in child portions.

Too much for 3yrs old, just right for 12yrs - I had to order an adult meal for my 12yr old.

I asked the waiter if meat was free range, he said no. I asked if it was British and said he didn't know.

Staff could have been friendlier – they didn't acknowledge my son at all!

My son loved the experience and staff were very friendly.

Staff very helpful and friendly, good child friendly restaurant.

The staff were so friendly to the children, we felt very welcome. Children's food was great and the activities were great.

Our waiter did not know where meat was from, but they were happy to be asked.

It was too little for our 9 and 12yr old so we had to order extra food for them.

Waiter couldn't confirm country of origin [of the meat] or whether it was free range or not.

Healthy options were limited, my daughter requested burger and chips, which said it came with cucumber and tomato (a slice of each!). Fruit salad option for desert but healthy options are certainly not promoted and meals are not balanced.

Excellent family restaurant, good fresh kids' food, focus on healthiness, uses Italian words for food - good for learning about different cuisines.

It was rather too much, not too excessive, but we finished it.

Staff were very happy to be asked – they said all chicken is free range, red meat sourced locally.

Very little variety of food, though I guess people go to Nando's for chicken. For the cost of the meal I would expect drink to be included.

Various sizes of adults meals available which would suit older children.

The restaurant is very child friendly but this doesn't really translate to being healthy for children.

Staff said beef was from British and Irish farms and potatoes were British too – they gave me a leaflet.

Child menu promotes unhealthy foods. Mains were brown and carby.

Wow. It had a TV in booth showing cartoons, bouncy castle in garden, good play equipment, very family orientated.

Not enough high chairs, sticky tables, cleaner baby changing facilities needed.

My overall impression of the restaurant was that it was friendly enough and what they didn't have in the way of child friendly amenities they went some way in making up with the extremely helpful and child-friendly staff.

It wasn't the greatest for food for my little one, it wasn't as appetising as it could be and they did not know where it came from. There was also no children's cutlery or crayons for colouring.

Kids activities pretty poor, kids menu uninspiring, kids not particularly welcomed. But decent high chairs and baby change, quick service, enjoyed by toddler.

I think they seemed to have one of the best policies for feeding kids, apart for some unhealthy options, but this policy isn't filtering down to the shop floor.

More could be done to engage children – the restaurant is purely aimed at adults.

[Portion size was] okay for toddlers but 6-8yrs would have been hungry.

Staff didn’t know where meat was from, just that is was pre-packaged.

Kids menu very limited, no vegetables, just tomatoes, expensive for what we received. Classy place, but aimed at adults.

Our 1yr old had mini meal which was the perfect size.

Although children are catered for I think there are many areas for improvement.

I was disappointed by the choice of children's desserts. Out of 4 available, 3 were chocolate and the 4th was jelly and ice cream.

The waitress asked in the kitchen [where the meat was from] and they said they had no idea as it was all brought in prepackaged.

Although friendly to the children, we got the feeling they only cater for children because they have to.

Hardly any choice of children's meals and only choice of ice cream for dessert.

Staff told me that meat was locally sourced, but did not tell me where it was from.

We were very disappointed as we had been looking forward to visiting somewhere we considered to be more 'upmarket'. I think we will stick to Pizza Hut in future!

Activities such as colouring would be a good idea to encourage the children to stay sitting at the table.

Too much for the youngest (age 4) too little for the oldest (age 7).

It would be good to have something for them to do while waiting for us to queue up and get the food.

Playground and toy all appealed but the food is woeful - no salad in the kids burgers. Why?

No effort made to greet children or to make them feel welcome.

[When I asked where their meat came from] initially they said they are not sure - think it is Spain. Manager then said it was Italy - very disappointing. Chicken is not free range.