Albion Cafe - Oldham

At the beginning (it was a pornstar that I gave the award winning black pudding stack here ramsays award-winning black pudding and albion farm award-winning back bacon had stacked with full grain senf kartoffel cake and crowned with a poached ei. the quality of these ingredients made it a decent court.

Although I was not initially hungry, dining at this restaurant is always enjoyable. However, it is unfortunate that they have replaced the comfortable chairs with the most unpleasant seats I have encountered in a cafe.

We had breakfast this morning at a farmhouse. The food was okay, but the prices were extremely high. We paid 12 for a big breakfast that didn't even include a drink. We live closer to two other farm shops (Bolsters and Brosters) that offer a similar quality breakfast for much less (approximately 8 for a big breakfast and 6 for a small one). The Bolster Moor breakfast even comes with a small pot of jam for toast. The high prices wouldn't have bothered me as much if it weren't for the fact that we had to send my order back because it was missing a piece of toast and eggs. Not only was the breakfast overpriced, but they also had a selection of cakes on the counter priced at 3 for a brownie!

This restaurant is becoming more and more expensive, with prices rising since our last visit, likely to make up for losses during the COVID-19 pandemic. The tables were scattered around and uncomfortable, feeling like sitting on a parking bench. Considering the prices charged, more comfort is expected. It didn't seem overly busy, as there were empty tables available. After reading a previous review mentioning sticky food residue in the table gaps, I'm not sure if I would return. Health and safety concerns must be addressed.

Eating is very good, the portions are amazing. prices okay. the staff is very nice and friendly. restaurant is cold. the seat is hard and unpleasant. the grooves in the wooden table plates are disgustingly packed with old foods! a danger to health.