Dee Dee's Family Cafe в Эксетер: фото, отзывы

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Кафе Dee Dee's Family Cafe в Эксетере, Сент-Томас, предлагает спокойное место для завтрака, бранча или обеда без сильных затрат. Известное быстрым обслуживанием и расслабленной атмосферой, это кафе идеально подходит для встречи с друзьями или спокойного времяпрепровождения в одиночестве. В меню - ассортимент чаёв, свежесваренного кофе и изысканных тортов. Хотите ли вы взять еду навынос или предпочитаете посидеть в зале, дружелюбная обстановка и бюджетное меню - от 1 до 10 фунтов стерлингов - делают это место отличным выбором для непринуждённого обеда.

Стоимость

$$$$ 1 - 10 GBP

Тип блюд

Завтрак, Бранч, Обед

Услуги

Еда на вынос, Еда в заведении

Предложения

Подают десерты, Подают кофе

Оплата

Оплата кредитной картой, NFC оплата

Атмосфера

Повседневно

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3.0

на основе 40 отзывов

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3/5 40 отзывов

Chris

Еда: 3
Обслуживание: 3
Атмосфера: 1

The first time I visited Dee Dee’s Café inside The Range in Exeter, I was fully prepared for mediocrity. Instead, I ended up having one of the most unexpectedly enjoyable fish finger sandwiches I’ve ever eaten. It wasn’t haute cuisine. It wasn’t even particularly good. But there was something deeply satisfying about the soft white bread, the hot, crumbly fish fingers, and the no-frills mug of tea. It was comfort food in its most literal form; unpretentious, nostalgic, and just the right side of greasy. A quiet little triumph in the most unlikely of places. So, I went back. This time I brought my dog, reassured by the fact that The Range is proudly dog friendly. There’s signage at the front door, even a logo with a cheerful cartoon dog suggesting well behaved dogs are welcome. Even in front of the entrance to the cafe. But here’s the catch: the café, nestled deep within this supposed pet-friendly haven, is not dog friendly. Of course, no signs tell you this. You only find out when you sit down and the boy behind the counter, looking vaguely horrified, tells you flatly that dogs aren’t allowed. Not even a polite apology, just a brisk “no dogs.” So I spoke to a manager. He didn’t care. Not in the casual, awkward way of someone caught off guard and out of their depth, but in the active, couldn’t-be-bothered-to-even-pretend way. He made no attempt to explain, no offer to pass feedback along, no suggestion that the lack of signage might be addressed. His expression hovered somewhere between boredom and open contempt. It was the customer service equivalent of shrugging and walking away mid-sentence. Dee Dee’s is a café of contradictions. One day it serves up a sandwich that genuinely lifts your spirits. The next, it treats you like a nuisance for daring to follow the rules the store itself promotes. If they put half as much effort into their signage and management attitude as they accidentally put into that fish finger sandwich, they might have something worth returning to. But for now, I’ll stick to places that welcome both comfort food and the dog who patiently waited for a table that never came.

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