Can't decide where to go so you can enjoy a coffee or a spot of lunch without feeling that you're in the way? My website will hopefully help with that decision. I review coffee shops and restaurants and anywhere else I think parents might be interested in.

Each coffee shop/cafe/restaurant will be marked on the following.
1. Access in and around the premises with a pushchair.
2. Do you feel welcome? Is the staff helpful?
3. Cleanliness of baby changing facilities.
4. High chairs and other children’s facilities (i.e. play area)
5. Coffee & Cakes, children’s menu and price.

Sunday, 14 June 2009

The Harvester Pub


Within the passed few months we have visited a couple of Harvester Pubs for lunch. We had lunch by the sea at Bournemouth, Sunday lunch in Salisbury and more recently we had lunch in the Harvester in Boscombe.
The menu is very traditional and very good value for money. With every main meal ordered you get unlimited salad bar. Which offers great little finger foods for Henry.
The service isn't bad, I would say that we got the better service at Boscombe and the worst service in our hometown of Salisbury.

Overall I give the Harvester Pubs 4* out of a possible 5

Access: We did not have any trouble getting in and around either of the Harvester pubs.
Welcome: As pubs go I would say that the welcome is very good.
Cleanliness: The high chairs, tables and surrounding areas are to an average standard. Baby changing is available and are of an average standard.
High Chairs: Always plenty of high chairs available, two types one that is an attachment to an adult chair and the other is the usual standard chair.
Coffee & Cake: The dessert menu looks good and you can get a free ice-cream if you download a voucher from the Harvester website.
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