Lighthaus

I cannot reccomend Lighthaus highly enough. I've been in for breakfast and dinner. Breakfast was a lovely breakfast bap with a lovely crispy hash brown. Dinner blew my mind. Delicious and beautiful plates of food and excellent hospitality. Every single plate was a hit.

I paid £4 for this tiny slice of 'cake', soaked in oil and sugar. Not at all healthy and tasted awful. I have never eaten anything more disgusting in my life.
Nowadays, everyone is capable of making pastries and cakes, I am surprised how they could come up with such a thing.

I believe the café is running because a lot of local workers have nowhere else to go. Prices are insane, too... they clearly take advantage of their customers.

A nice cafe / restaurant, slightly oddly placed in a large trading estate, nestling among car repairers and furniture makers.
It is well worth the trip though - a nice, smart space with lots of seating inside and out, and great, freshly cooked and prepared food (I had a delicious butternut soup).
At the weekend the 'restaurant' menu comes in (Friday night to Sunday); I need to make a return visit!

The chefs at Lighthaus are totally crushing it atm. Had an outstanding lunch there today and everything was spot on. Four large dishes that were super fresh and expertly balanced and a mind blowing dessert for a very reasonable price. There was also an amazing skate wing dish that we demolished before I could take a picture. Will be back so soon as their menu changes every week. Highly recommend!

Our meal at Lighthaus was absolutely incredible. The staff were super attentive and the food was delicious. The menu is really creative and delivers on flavour. The wine list is very nice too. An all round amazing evening 💗

Superb spot for lunch. There's a lovely relaxed and confident feel to this hidden gem.

The food was seasonal, fresh and the menu items we tried delicious. We had most things on the menu and each dish had exciting flavour combinations and different textures. Nom nom.

The wine we had, a French dry white, was exception, and good value when shared between 4. We even bought a bottle to take home.

Coffee was well made and served in very unique pottery.

Child friendly, yup, very. We had two young children with us, the options for them were good, and there was plenty of things for them to explore in the workshops behind. We easily spent three hours here and enjoyed every minute!

Thank you Lighthaus for making us so so welcome.

Had a lovely late lunch at the Lighhaus Cafe, post meander around the marshes. Service was bright and friendly, not hovering, but there when need.
Food - interesting yet homely and satisfying. The sweetbreads like the best pop-corn chicken (but not chicken). While the pork ragu and polenta was rich, warming and wholesome, in that bottom of the belly kinda way.
Great coffees and a genius desert of deep fried cherry pie rounded it off.

Very tasty food and well prepared . Some dishes here are the same as 40Maltby street. Polite service. Good vfm . If you are sitting outside the opposite car repair / repaint stores might be too annoying with noise and smell. Would recommend