Came in for a quick bite, the place has a real old-school charm. The wooden beams and vintage wallpaper make it feel like a proper slice of history. Food was decent, but honestly, I was just soaking up the vibe.

Lovely spot tucked away from the main roads. The inside has a nice, relaxed vibe. The little outdoor seating area was just right for a sunny afternoon like today.

The portions are generous for the price. We ordered the pasta and the steak, both were enough for leftovers the next day. Honestly, you get a lot for your money here.

The fish and chips were solid, honestly better than most nearby. But the real star was the curry sauce for the chips. We got there just before it got busy, so it was nice and calm. That sauce though, I&#39;d go back just for that.

Came in for a Friday lunch. The fish and chips were good, but what I really noticed was the freshness of the ingredients. The peas were bright and the fish tasted very clean. A solid, straightforward meal.

Popped in for a quick bite and ended up staying for the Chicken Milanese. Seriously good &ndash; way better than your average pub grub. More of a proper restaurant vibe, honestly.

Quick bite at the pub. The cauliflower &#39;wings&#39; special was a nice change from the usual classics. Got my food fast, which is what I needed.

The gluten-free fish and chips are a game changer. Light, crispy batter, and the chips were spot on. Honestly one of the best I&#39;ve tried.

Busy Saturday night but the service was spot on. Everyone was really friendly. Chef Azir cooked the steak just right.

Popped in for a drink and ended up staying for the live music. The nachos were really good, proper cheesy and crispy. It&#39;s just a solid, reliable place.

Nice little spot to escape the hustle. The interior&#39;s got a lot of charm, really cosy. Grabbed a couple of their draft beers and just chilled for a bit. Good place for a proper chat without feeling rushed.

Multiple screens showing different games, perfect for sports fans. The back area and large beer garden are great for match days and sunny afternoons.

First time here, and Rachel running the pub quiz made it feel like a proper local. Amanda was lovely too. Decent beer selection, went with a local pale ale. Nice, spacious spot.

The live music on Friday nights is a nice touch. It&#39;s not too loud, you can still chat. Makes the place feel lively without being overwhelming.

Been a while since I last popped in. They&#39;ve done the place up nicely, looks smart. Had a pint of Guinness, spot on as always. Tried their new sharing bowl, really tasty, but definitely a lot for one person.

Decent spot for watching the game. Plenty of screens inside and out, and they usually have a good selection of matches on. The garden&#39;s a nice option when the weather&#39;s fine.

Jonathan&rsquo;s service is always spot on. He&rsquo;s got that easygoing way about him that makes coming back a no-brainer.

The roast chicken was a proper portion. The potatoes were crisp, the Yorkshire pudding huge. But the gravy was the standout - rich and flavourful. Just what you want on a chilly evening.

Cosy pub with a lovely garden. The heated huts outside are a nice touch for winter. We had a couple of pints in one last Saturday evening. It was a bit chilly getting to and from the hut, but once you&#39;re settled in, it&#39;s very pleasant. Good spot for a quiet drink.

The staff were so friendly, really made us feel welcome. You can tell they genuinely care about what they do. It&#39;s nice to see that level of attention these days.

Cocktails and beers were tasty, but the portion sizes felt a bit small for the price. Carl was great, super attentive. The beer garden is a lovely spot, but I left still feeling a bit peckish.

Love the vibe here, really friendly staff that make it a great spot to catch up with friends. The beer selection is solid too.

Been coming here for years, and the beer garden is still my favourite spot. It&#39;s huge, feels like a proper escape from the city buzz. Just a great place to unwind with a pint on a sunny day.

Been coming here for years, their Sunday roast is the real deal. The beef sharer is huge, plenty for two. Meat&#39;s always top-notch, cooked just right. It&#39;s become our regular spot for a reason.

Jade was so nice, letting us order drinks after last call. The pub has a really cozy, homely feel.

The host was so good at explaining the whiskeys. We got to make our own blend at the end, which was a fun little souvenir. The welcome cocktail was a nice touch too.

Nice spot by Richmond Green for a quiet pint. The cricket memorabilia on the walls is a great talking point. Had a sourdough with my drink &ndash; simple but good. Staff were friendly. Saw a few folks grabbing takeaway pints for the green, which looked like a good idea.

Fun vibe. Cocktails were solid, especially the espresso martini. Food was good too, the truffle fries hit the spot. A cute place for an evening out.

Service here is always so warm. Nick, Asta, and Sidney are lovely, they really make you feel looked after. It&#39;s nice to be somewhere the staff seem to genuinely enjoy helping. Adds a lot to the atmosphere.

The jacket potato menu is a solid update. Loaded mine with the pulled pork topping. Generous portion, really tasty. Amy was great, super attentive. Nice vibe in there too.

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