Jazz Café

Service was a little on the slow side. The food was nice once it arrived, they brought us 2 breakfasts although we only ordered the one, they then tried to charge for 2 breakfast with the bill but this was amended immediately when questioned that it seemed a lot. Requested red sauce for sandwich as none on table, this never arrived. Nice cafe overall but wasn't as good as the last time we went.

Never expect, amazing welcome by staff.. Interior design gorgeous Food was excellent... We will come back love ❤️

We had the festive afternoon tea for the four of us and it was lovely, we couldn't finish it all! It was a nice alternative to sandwiches, the parmesan fries in particular were delicious. The staff we're friendly and attentive and the food and drinks came out promptly. I would definitely visit again

A nice cafe tucked away in Doncaster. I enjoyed my sausage and onion chutney baguette. The sausage was lovely and spicy, full of flavour. The baguette was a little over done but forgivable. The chutney had plenty of flavour. My partner had lasagna which looked delicious. Very quick service. The only downside is that some tables downstairs were a little cramped and claustrophobic for my liking. We could hardly hear ourselves speak as a couple were on the table next to us (it was that close our tables were almost touching!) It felt quite intimidating eating that close to strangers as I have anxiety. The service could have been a little better as the waitress came and dropped my food all over the table and they had to send for another one. But overall very good! Good selection of food and friendly staff. I'll be going back there!

Wonderful all day breakfast let down by inedible frozen chips! They were mealy, and tasted bad. Come on guys, potatoes aren’t hard to find! Also a 3 for service since they wouldn’t do table service (even though I was clearly struggling) and I had to carry all of my stuff inside in order to make an order. Seems to be staffed by young people without a care in the world and no passion for the industry. Shame, really.