We stopped for lunch on the patio on a hot day. The location is very good, right on the High Street not far from the Lower Town. However, the patio is a bit confined among four walls (there is absolutely no view) and the tables are pretty close together. There is nothing fancy here, but the prices aren't too bad either. You'll be limited to pretty straightforward food off a pretty straightforward menu. Fish and chips in a basket, burgers on plastic plates, soft drinks in paper cups, etc. It all worked well enough for us even if the waitress was a bit diffident (who can blame her with the temp at 90+ degrees). Lots of folks were stopping in for ice cream but we ran out of time to give it a try -- had to go join the militia. Maybe next time.

We caught a quick lunch here out on their patio before going down into town.
I had a decent Reuben sandwich - but it was not up to my high Jewish Delicatessen standards that I prefer. My wife enjoyed her very nice Greek salad with a splendid dressing. My son in law was not really impressed with the big bacon burger that he picked., but we all agreed that the fries there are great - as is the pork BQ.The pie was rather nice. We did not have coffee on the 90 degree day - sitting outside, but I gathered that this spot specializes in their coffee and desserts, and there would be their best offerings.