What an awesome addition to my son's birthday party! Staff were helpful and supportive from the…read moremoment I enquired. My son was over the moon. Thank you so much for everything we will be back

The service provided by Mark was amazing. He went out of his way to ensure that our members had…read morethe best party ever. I have received so many emails today telling me it was the best yet! Everyone loved the disco bouncy castle and the added addition of the photo frame and props ensured that everyone went away with lasting memories of the party. Once we have secured our date and venue for 2017 we will be booking you again immediately. Thankyou from everyone at UpsnDowns.

mm absolute favourite sandwich shop ever. The make all kinds of fresh baguettes for you with any…read morefilling you want. They are really quick and well worth the money. You can choose from brown or white bread, ham, egg, tuna, salad, salmon, tomatoes, bacon, prawns, chicken, curry. there is no end!! and it is so fresh! They also have baked potatoes, drinks and deserts.

Great service, lovely staff and excellent sandwiches!read more

Hi all I recently went to dottie creations and they are so friendly and professional. I was so…read morepleased as planning a wedding is a really stressful thing when you are not sure how to start. They designed so lovely stationary and talked me through the options to make it cost effective for me. Basically I told them what I had in my mind and how much I could afford and they made me a bespoke collection. I'm truly very great full and impressed.

If you have a difficult person to buy a gift for then this is the shop to visit. They have a great…read morerange of unusual gifts and it is easy to find something suitable for everyone. They also sell greeting cards. The range is very good and different from other card shops. The prices are slightly more expensive but are weel worth it due to the products quality.

We took the kids to the Centre for Computing History in Cambridge. Sounds awful, doesn't it? But…read moreit's a warehouse full of working, retro computers and games (Pong! Space Invaders! Asteroids! PacMan!) and a physical record of the birth of computers, the internet and gad, the mobile phone (if you're old enough, you know it as 'the brick.') It is a testament to the fun of the place that Harry had no interest in taking a walk down memory lane with me as I gawked at my first computer, a Compaq 'portable' (HA HA!) that had a 6-inch green screen and weighed a svelte 28 pounds; ancient rotary phones and the square Macs launched in 1986 that were a staple of every university computer lab (put in the disk, put in the disk, put in the disk, put in the disk...remember? If not, lucky you, and yet they were SO cool). The quotes up on the walls....priceless.

This was one of the best experiences of my life, and I have a fairly great life. This place is…read moreamazing. Entry was £8, I would pay £30 to come here again. Old computers, punch cards, electronics, data processors, military grade computers, tubes, make your own tape, old floppy discs and on and on. The crown jewel is the incredible number of gaming consoles and arcade units, all of which are free to play. They even had small handhelds, early stuff and a gameboy. This place legit had it all, what an amazing walk down nostalgia lane. Highlight of my visit to UK.

I do like this card shop. I know it is more expensice than some. The store has recently moved into…read morelarger premises. The store is modern and bright. They do great novelty gifts. The selection of greeting cards is huge. I love the huge cuddly toys they do. The staff are very helpful.

This a big store in Huntingdon but I tend to find the cards and gifts quite expensive, the store…read morethough is well laid out with plenty of space to browse

this is a truely beautiful and luxurious place, but it i expensive…read more They have a lovely retaurant to a very high standard and they now do a more reasonably priced lunch. It seems the place to be for the people with a bob or two to pend, and it has a spa type leisure complex offering up to date lavish treatment that cost a pretty penny. Its the kind of place to go if you want to splash out on a real treat, but i am on the mailing list and the do send out offers and specials to make it a little cheaper.

This hotel is situated in one of the most beautiful setttings, adjacent to Rutland Water. We have…read morespent two weekends here with family and friends and have found it a positive experience on both occasions. While the accommodation can sometimes be a little on the small side, the rooms are clean and quite well appointed. The restaurant is very good, with a high standard. The staff were attentive and polite and we found the restaurant manager to be particularly attentive to our needs. In contrast, the hotel staff can be a little hit-and-miss, although never rude. Breakfast at weekends is a rather chaotic affair, with seating arrangements particularly difficult. Food ran out quite quickly and wasn't replaced fast enough, so a lot of time was spent queuing. Toast and coffee were not coordinated with the food and often arrived after the breakfast meal had been consumed. Dinner (3 courses with wine) is about £45-£50 pp, depending on your choices, but it is of a high standard. The room-rate ranges upward from about £100 per night. The hotel offers a pool and fitness facilities and, of course, there is ample scope to go walking around the beatiful countryside. A great place for a relaxing, quiet weekend with good food.

Really nice staff, really great food, but the rooms have some teething problems. The group I was…read morewith had two rooms booked and in one of the rooms the television didn't work at all - in the one that did, it was impossible to work out how the telly functioned (I know, right: surely you switch it on and choose a channel? No.), and no member of staff knew how it worked either; the plughole in the sink didn't work properly and there was a dirty towel. Oh - and none of the staff knew how the door locks worked (fyi: you pull the handle UP to lock it). While we sat at breakfast a man from another room complained that his toilet was not attached to the floor! Haha - oops. Hmm. It's a shame because the location is lovely and they're getting the food and ambience part so right. I'm intrigued as to how they got five AA stars.