2 /5
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Those who are claiming that this place provides quality food and facilities must be mistaken. The interior is reminiscent of a 1970s transport caff vinyl tablecloth topped tables, vinyl plywood tubular metal chairs, scruffy threadbare carpets and all that. I ordered a large full English breakfast and a tea. The service was cheerful enough but rather basic. The mug of tea was brewed in front of me teabag in a mug, water added from a kettle, with the bag stirred and pressed just enough to extract the brown colour (about 10 seconds and topped off with a splosh of milk. Brown milky water for £1. The breakfast was substantial two of everything but the quality poor. Eggs, which carried black residue from a clearly overused frying pan, economy bacon, rusky sausage (two cut in half lengthways so it looked like four on the plate! and runny budget baked beans, accompanied by white margarined toast. It would have also come with tomatoes but when I asked if these could be substituted with mushrooms (tomatoes and mushrooms served as an added extra are the same price 50p on the menu I was told that they don 't do substitutions, so tomatoes were simply left off. Apparently, what is stated on the menu is what you have to have, take it or leave it. Effectively, by not having the tomatoes I paid £7.50 for a £7 breakfast. So, £8.50 in total for something that I could get as a common special offer at a branded service station for £6.95. Not good. I must also warn of the toilets (scrawled notice Customers Only! . They stank of stagnant urine, the walls and floor were wet with huge areas of broken or missing tiles and the flush on the toilet I used was heavily corroded and, I found, broken anyway. My advice drive a few extra miles it 'll be worth it!