Perfect spot after a stroll on the Common. What really stood out was how genuinely dog-friendly it is &ndash; they even brought our pup a water bowl without us asking. The beer selection is varied and well-kept, which was a nice bonus.

The team here is the heart of the place. They&#39;re genuinely friendly and work together so smoothly. It just makes for a really relaxed, pleasant meal. You can tell they enjoy what they do.

A great spot for the game with plenty of screens. The garlic dough balls were the highlight for me &ndash; you could really taste the fresh herbs. The pizza crust was nice and light too. A bit loud, but that&#39;s expected.

Stumbled in for a drink and was instantly taken by the interior. It&#39;s this grand, traditional space but still feels warm and cosy. Plenty of nooks to settle into. Drinks were fairly priced too.

A lovely, cozy spot. The staff are always so friendly and attentive, which makes the whole experience feel relaxed. I had the grilled salmon, cooked just right. A really nice atmosphere for a quiet meal.

The mushroom soup is a winner. Rich and earthy, it paired perfectly with a glass of the house red they suggested. The pub&#39;s rooms are a nice touch for a proper night out.

Service was prompt and efficient. Staff were friendly without being overbearing. The place has a welcoming, community feel. Good for a quick business lunch.

Francesco&#39;s Singapore Sling is my go-to. Perfect for a quick after-work drink. He really knows his stuff behind the bar. Gets the order out fast too. Always hits the spot.

The Sunday roast beef was spot on - tender, flavourful, and that Yorkshire pudding was huge. A proper, comforting meal, just what you want. The gravy could have been a bit richer for my taste, but that&#39;s a minor thing.

Lovely spot by the canal for lunch. The outdoor seating was perfect on a sunny day, really helped us unwind. Food was decent, though my salad felt a bit over-dressed. Still, a nice place to relax.

Nice spot for a pre-theatre meal. The food was pretty good and came out quickly, which was handy.

The staff were so friendly and helpful when we couldn&#39;t decide on a drink. Made the whole visit really relaxed.

Got a table fast on a busy pre-Christmas Saturday. Tristan sorted it. Samra was a lovely, smiling waitress. Food came out quick too - just what we needed. Cozy spot for a quick bite.

The gluten-free chicken and leek pie was spot on. A proper find for a coeliac, and no extra charge for the GF menu.

Been coming here for years. The outdoor seating is always nice, especially when you&#39;re just off the train.

The food here is a step up from your usual pub fare. My fish and chips were pretty good, with a decently crispy batter. The service was a bit slow, but everyone at our table seemed happy with their meals.

A proper country pub in a lovely village. The calves liver was the star for me &ndash; cooked just right, still pink and tender inside. The mash it came with was spot on too. A solid, satisfying meal.

The lamb and mint pie was good, generous filling. Sat outside which was pleasant. Service was attentive, though there was a bit of a wait for the bill.

Birthday dinner. Staff brought out the cake with candles and sang. Made it feel special for the family.

A proper old-school pub, lots of space on different floors and a decent beer garden. The Guinness is spot on, poured perfectly. The staff know their stuff, especially about the ales. A solid pint in a classic setting.

Great spot for a private party, the staff really know what they&#39;re doing.

Dog-friendly, which is a nice touch. They had treats for our pup, and the parking right outside made it easy. Food was decent, though the service was a bit slow.

The Sunday roast was spot on. Beef was cooked just right, Yorkshire puddings were crispy. Lizzy was great, knew when to check in. Made for a really nice, relaxed afternoon.

The steak and ale pie is the reason I keep coming back. The pastry is flaky and buttery, the filling is rich and packed with tender beef. It&#39;s a proper, hearty pub classic done right. Could maybe use a few more chunks of meat, but the gravy is spot on.

Ruby was great with our big group, really patient. The food was spot on, and the place itself has a nice vibe.

Came here with a few friends for a catch-up. The stained glass and all that dark wood give it such a cosy, classic pub vibe. Perfect for a long chat over a pint. We ended up staying for hours!

Proper old-school pub, love the dark wood. Staff were dead sound, really looked after us. Had a couple of pints in the garden out back - proper nice spot for it.

Nice modern pub, good for a quiet pint. The beer garden out front is a bit small but perfect for a sunny afternoon. Drinks selection is decent, prices are fair. Friendly service, but the interior feels a bit cavernous when it&#39;s quiet.

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