Chez Nous

The food is great, cheap too. The service is very friendly. The only negative is that we had to wait about an hour for our breakfast, a little understaffed. My meal also turned up with chips instead of beans as I ordered, but the chips were great. Well worth a visit!

Rotten food, avoid at all cost. I ordered tortellini with pesto, which was poor quality. I asked for grated cheese to sprinkle on top and was brought expired, rotten, mouldy cheese twice !. Health bomb alert. Inexcusable.Food: 1/5

TL;DR: the "fresh" food was rotten, I tell the owner I didn't want to pay the full amount, the staff got offended when I pointed the issue out I used to live in the area. Chez Nous had good coffee and a chilled, cosy atmosphere, so I used to go regularly and enjoy it. Now that I moved out of the area, I went back to recapture those good times. I sat down and waited ten minutes until the staff realised a new customer had showed up. The first server was nice and personable. I asked for avocado and salmon wrap with chips and a mocha. The mocha was good. I got the wrap and it came with salad. The server who brought it was an older woman who worked there almost daily/daily. She was different to the first server, who was about in her twenties. I let the server know I ordered chips and she apologised and came back with them. I regard myself as a patient and chilled person. When something is inconveniencing but I know I can live with it, I let it go easily. For instance, the chips were immediately cold. As soon as the server left I tried one and realised that. I let it go: the chips were still nice, after all. Without looking at the filling because I do not expect my food to be bad, I eat the first half of the wrap. I look down next at the second half. Its filling was facing me and I could see how the avocado was BROWN. Water off a duck's back, I thought, and while that's annoying, I just pushed it aside and told myself to tell the server that the cafe needs to recheck the quality of its fresh "fresh" food. After five minutes, I think to myself, "The wrap's still here. Maybe if I take the avocado out, I can finish it. I'm paying for it after all." But, because I didn't want to be fooled twice, I made sure to check my food before I eat it, so I pulled the wrap apart. The salmon was BROWN. There was white, milky residue in the creases too. Any Google search will tell you that that salmon had gone off. Having reached the end of my rope, I decide to tell the server older woman that I did not want to pay for the wrap. I said the salmon and avocado were rotten. Right then and there, I felt ill at the thought of having eat the first half of the wrap, knowing it could very well end up giving me food poisoning. She said that it was salmon, and I told her it was rotten and that I did not want to pay for it but I will pay for the mocha. She said okay and took the plate away. When she leaves, I ask for the bill and get up to pay for it. When she brings me the receipt, I see that she is charging me full price. I told her I do not want to pay the full price for something that could give me food poisoning. She said it was salmon and salmon looked like that. She ended up leaving to the kitchen. The younger woman server from before said that the issue was that I had already eat the meal so it was unjustified for me to not pay the full price. I showed her how in the picture I eat the first half of the wrap before I realised THEIR error and I had the fries the only thing edible. I did tell her that I was happy paying for the coffee and half the price of the wrap. The older woman returned with pink salmon in a packet. I could not tell if the packet had not yet been opened. She said that the salmon I had came from that packet and she implied that the BROWN I saw was part of the natural colouring. Since I was born in 1994 and in fact not yesterday, I told her that I was happy paying half price + the mocha. She ended up letting me do that. The wait for the receipt to print was the longest, most awkward five seconds of my life. The older woman said as she pulled out the receipt, "You will find this problem with every cafe you go to." I told her, "Well, that is the problem then." I will always express the lack of humility, the lack of freshness, and the lack of customer care whenever I tell someone about Chez Nous. Approximately four hours on, I am starting to feel ill in my stomach. I love paying £6 for food poisoning.

Friendly Service, good value and tasty food. Well worth a visit.

Very average food, excellent service. This is not a French cafe. It is Turkish. Good location across from the train station, has character, shame about the food.

Average food, had dinner on Friday evening then breakfast on Saturday. Spaghetti in tomato sauce was slightly spicy. French toast disappointing, don't know how they cooked it but not like usual. But pleasant enough little place. Indoor seat cushions didn't look too clean. Was nice sitting outside for breakfast under the trees.

Lovely French cafe feeling with Turkish owners serving English breakfast for German visitors. Went twice on our weekend trip to London because we liked the atmosphere so much.

It isn't horrible but it's not white table cloth with knock your socks off service and food either. Prices are reasonable.Food: 3/5

Lovely friendly staff and food so good it makes u do a little dance Kid-friendliness: Catered well for my LO

Had the lasagne absolutely disgusting the meat was out of date no sauce the food was very bland and overpriced for portion sizes