Not a pub person, but I keep coming back here. The recent refurb gave it a nice bit of character. Staff are always sound.

Stumbled upon this place on a walk. The breakfast was fresh, and the garden seating is lovely on a sunny morning. The coffee was good, but I wish they offered a proper bloody mary or mimosa to go with it.

Good spot to catch the game. Plenty of screens. Asked them to put on a specific match and they switched it over no problem. Quick service for a beer and some wings.

The pizza here is the real deal. You can tell the chefs are Italian - the crust was perfectly chewy and the sauce had this lovely tang. Honestly, I&#39;d come back just for that. The Sunday roast was fine, but the pizza stole the show for me.

Booked the Shayona lounge for a birthday. The buffet was the highlight for me &ndash; everything was still properly warm and tasted fresh, which isn&#39;t always the case. Service was attentive, especially with refills. A solid spot for a group meal.

Came for a quiet pint after work. The old fireplace was lit, and the low ceiling beams gave it a proper cosy feel. Just what I needed. The bitter was kept well, too. A solid local.

The steak was cooked just right, but honestly, it was the lighting that got me. Soft, warm, and made the whole room feel like a quiet escape. The vegan pasta my friend had looked lovely too. Just a really nice, calm spot.

Decent selection of drinks, with a few ales on tap. The wine list was fine; we had a bottle of Pinot Noir which was pretty good. A solid choice for a casual drink.

The roast was lovely and hearty. Really liked how comfortable the seats were - made for a very relaxing Sunday.

The Santa tea was a full 90 minutes, which is great for the price. The kids got a goodie bag too.

Been going here for years, their Sunday roast is the real deal. The beef was spot on, loads of veg, and plenty of gravy. It&#39;s a proper feed for the price.

Been coming here for years, and their fish and chips is always spot on. The fish is still flaky and full of flavour, just like it was on my first visit. That consistency keeps me coming back. A solid choice on a cold day.

Quality&#39;s always on point. Service is quick and good too. Been here a few times now, never had a bad meal.

Popped in for a coffee and a pastry to escape the crowds. The space is really light and airy, which was nice. Pain au raisin was decent, but the macaron was a bit too sweet for my taste.

The vegan pizza was really good, fresh and full of flavour. A solid choice.

Stopped in on a Tuesday evening and it was nice and quiet. The space has a really relaxed, understated feel to it. The staff were attentive without hovering. My pasta was solid, good flavours. A peaceful spot for a midweek dinner.

Booked for a birthday party. The team had everything running smoothly, which is a relief with a group of kids. They handled the chaos well. Food came out on time, and the staff were really attentive without hovering. Made the whole thing much less stressful for us.

The lemon drizzle cake is the standout. Moist, sharp icing, not too sweet. Had it with a flat white, which was decent. That&#39;s pretty much all I came for.

Came here for a casual Sunday catch-up. The halloumi wraps and peri chips were spot on, and the service was really quick so we didn&#39;t have to wait around chatting.

The Sunday roast was pretty good. We had the sharing lamb leg - decent portion for the price. The Belvedere room is a bright, pleasant spot for a relaxed lunch.

Decent spot for a quick lunch. The panini was solid, good value for the price. Service was prompt, which I appreciate when I&#39;m on a tight schedule. It&#39;s clearly a local favourite, can get busy around midday.

The staff were so kind and welcoming. It made the whole evening feel really comfortable. Food came out quickly too, which was nice. Just a lovely, relaxed vibe.

Good spot for a quick bite. The service was fast, which was nice. Food&#39;s decent for the price. Parking&#39;s a bit of a faff though, you have to pay for the off-street lot.

Been coming here for years. It&#39;s got that proper pub feel, lively but you can still have a chat. Always end up staying for one more pint than I planned. Staff are spot on.

Had a big group breakfast here and it was spot on for that. The food was fresh and tasty, everyone was happy. Service was smooth, no fuss at all. Would definitely book them again for a crowd.

Popped in for a late-night sweet craving. The location on the main street is perfect for that. Their shakes are seriously rich and creamy, just what you need. The wine list is short but thoughtful, had a nice glass of port that went surprisingly well with the chocolate shake.

The quesadillas are so fresh, you can really taste the quality of the ingredients. A reliable spot near Victoria Station.

Came for the Thai side of the menu. The green curry had a really nice depth of flavour, proper kick to it. Pad thai was solid, noodles had good texture. The pub classics looked good on other tables too. Decent spot for a casual meal.

A real find in the city centre. I was so focused on the hog and apple pie. The filling was packed with flavour, and the pastry was just right&mdash;not too heavy. You could really taste the quality of the ingredients. The atmosphere was a nice surprise too, very cosy.

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