Lovely spot by the river, you can see the weir. The food was tasty, no complaints there. But the portions felt a bit small for the price, especially the main course. Left still feeling a bit peckish, which was a shame.

Such a cosy old pub, with all these faded town photos on the walls. You can really feel the history here, just sitting with a drink. The whole place has a lovely, gentle vibe.

First time trying this place. Staff were really welcoming, and the food was solid. Good value for what you get.

Been coming here for years. Their scones are always fresh, and the raspberry jam has that proper tart kick to it. Coffee&#39;s decent too. A solid spot for a quiet cuppa.

Been coming here for years. The free parking out back is a lifesaver, especially when I&#39;m just popping in for a quick lunch. Means I don&#39;t have to stress about finding a spot or paying a fortune in town.

Decent pub food at a fair price. The portions are generous and everything we tried was pretty good. It&#39;s solid, simple cooking.

Service was quick and friendly. They noticed my water bottle was low and offered a refill without me asking. That kind of attention to detail is nice, especially when you&#39;re just grabbing a quick lunch.

Came with a big group for the festive menu. The table setup was really nice, made it feel relaxed even though we were a lot of people. Food was tasty, service was quick.

Stumbled upon this place driving through the Cotswolds. The staff were really lovely, made us feel welcome straight away. Food was solid. Just a nice, easy lunch stop.

Found this place in Wokingham town centre. The menu really surprised me &ndash; had a fantastic pork belly dish, the crackling was spot on. Staff were lovely, no rush at all.

Mixed grill was so good, the meat was super tender! Portions are massive though, we had to share. Perfect for a big group dinner, just make sure you&#39;re really hungry.

Seating inside is limited, but I snagged a spot at the workspace counter. Perfect for a quick lunch. Got my food fast and could eat while checking emails. The counter space is handy.

Been coming here for years, and the owner&#39;s always the same friendly bloke, cooking right there in front of you. That&#39;s what keeps me coming back. The small portion of fish and chips is still huge, honestly.

Really friendly staff here. They were chatty without being overbearing, which made the whole lunch feel relaxed. The food was excellent too, but it was the service that stood out for me.

Student discount is a nice perk here. Makes it easier to meet up with friends without breaking the bank.

The cider-battered hake was decent, with a pretty good fish-to-batter ratio. The triple-cooked chips were fine, just could have been a touch crispier for my taste. The whitebait fritters were a nice, crunchy addition.

The portions are huge for the price. I got the pasta and could barely finish it. Definitely good value for homemade food.

The full English is a decent size for the price. You get a tea or coffee included, which is a nice touch. Good for a central spot, though the bacon could be a bit crispier.

The chickpea curry with sweet potato bread was the star for me. So flavourful! Even the cucumber-mint water was a nice touch.

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