Pillars

Breakfast was smashing and excellent value. Coffee also first class. Nice to see the place busy on a weekday morning. The jewel in the crown was plum tomatoes on fried bread.

Never been here before but was recommended to try and WOW what a great find, considering its a restaurant in the middle of a city the food was fantastic and very cheap, although I was there at breakfast time and they were only doing breakfast at the time I will definitely return at a lunch/evening time to try the main meals all which sounded fantastic and also very reasonably priced

Central location, plenty of seating. Not the best breakfast I've had, buffet style so probably depends on timing as to how fresh.
Staff friendly enough.
Biggest complaint was that they advertised gluten free breakfast, but this was not really the case, eggs,beans bacon and boiled mushrooms.

Simple enough to understand. You either get your food immediately or you need to get a number and wait to be called. Not to complicated.

Food is great value, sure it could taste better but I thought it was ok. Lasagna hit the spot. Peas were frozen though.

It's busy and chaotic but not too troublesome.

Like a school food hall just absolutely chaos no access for prams or wheelchairs. Had to struggle to get the buggy down and back up the steps. Depending what u have for food wether it's nice or not suppose to have had a free drink with the child's meal never had it - very hit and miss

First visit, went in for a breakfast & decided on a large. Plenty of food, as per the picture... reasonably priced...quick & pleasant service...& overall, the food was ok.
The only gripe I had was that the sausages were very salty, almost to the point that I couldn't eat them...I washed them down with some toast & tea, as I was starving.
Saying that, I will definitely go there again & still have a big breakfast.

If you have walked into Pillars, expecting a good experience and tasty food, simply turn back and leave quickly; you will not find it there. When you walk in, you feel like you enter a WW2 bomb shelter that is barely maintained, place looks like it hasnt been refurbed since the early 60s. Dont get me started on the food, in regards to the bomb shelter, people in real bomb shelters probably had better meals! The service is poor too, nothing is made clear and the staff are not too bothered. I had a breakfast that was simply disgusting. Sausages were like eating mushy sand, fried bread (wasnt even asked to chose between that and toast) tasted of oil, the rest was bearable at best; the lack of quality was made clear. The beans were probably the only nice thing on the plate! The drinks are poor, I had an orange juice and a pepsi and honestly, you can get better quality at the reduced section in the poundstore. The price is alright but definitely not worth enduring a holiday to the toilet over. Overall, avoid at all costs.

I remember eating here as a child in the 80's with my parents. It hasn't changed much. It's still a nice meal with a fair amount of choice.