The full English is a proper portion for the price. You get all the usual bits - the bacon was just right, not too crispy. The black pudding was the highlight for me, really flavourful. Left me full for hours.

A bit tricky to find down that little side street, but glad we did. The welcome was genuinely warm, which made all the difference. Felt like a proper neighbourhood spot.

Been coming here for years. The curries are always tasty and the prices are fair, though I do wish they&#39;d be a bit more generous with the chicken in the mains.

Popped in for afternoon tea on a whim. The 1940s vibe is spot-on, really cosy. The scones were warm and the clotted cream was proper. Staff were lovely, kept the tea coming. A nice little escape.

Stopped in on a hot afternoon. The front yard provided a nice shady spot. Tried a couple of the local ales on offer, particularly the Moot Ales from Matlock. Solid choice for a quick, cool drink.

The steak and ale pie here is a proper portion. What I really liked was the freshness of the vegetables served alongside. They tasted just-picked, which made the whole meal feel balanced and wholesome. A solid, reliable spot for a satisfying lunch.

Nice spot for a quick coffee with the dog. Log burner keeps it cosy. Small car park is a bit tight, but manageable. Service was efficient.

Popped in for a coffee and a slice of their chocolate tart. The espresso was a bit too dark for my taste, but it worked surprisingly well with the rich, sweet dessert. Nice little spot to unwind.

Nice spot for a quick bite. Staff were friendly, place had a good vibe. Got the chicken burger and chips, came out fast which was perfect for my lunch break. Burger was decent, nothing fancy but hit the spot.

As a coeliac, I&#39;m always nervous eating out. But their separate gluten-free menu is huge! Felt so relaxed for once. Shared a few plates with friends and everything was spot on. A real find for dietary needs.

The cocktails are really well done, and the wine list is huge. My wife was happy with all the options.

We were running a bit late for my daughter&#39;s 21st, but the staff were so chill about it. They didn&#39;t rush us at all, and even brought out her birthday cake with a smile. Made the whole evening really relaxed.

Caught the match here last night. It&rsquo;s a proper local, buzzing when the game&#39;s on. Loads of screens, so you won&#39;t miss a thing. The vibe is spot on for that.

Decent selection of drinks. The craft beers were good, but the cocktails felt a bit pricey for what you get.

Service gets a bit slow when they&#39;re packed, but the staff are always polite and trying their best.

Came in for a couple of pints. Honestly, the price on drinks is the main draw. Two rounds here felt like what I&#39;d pay for one in most other places around. Just a solid, no-fuss spot for that.

The steak and kidney pudding was a proper cosy pub classic. Perfect for a catch-up with mates on a chilly evening.

Stopped for coffee and cake. Really appreciated the good range of gluten-free and dairy-free options. The staff were lovely and helpful.

I chose the Hedgehog as I wasn&#39;t from around the area and was going on a date. I saw previous ratings and thought it looked beautiful. It was, It was a perfect relaxed setting with lots of character. I cant wait to come back, especially in the summer as the grounds looked lovely. Thank you for a service we had a wonderful time. We will definately be returning. Staff were extremely polite and attentive, Food was beautiful, Great prices, I downloaded the app so I was lucky enough to receive 50% off mains. Thank you.

Service was quick and the staff were nice. The food actually came out warm, which was a nice surprise. My pasta was just the right temperature, not lukewarm like you sometimes get.

The bottomless brunch is such a solid deal. My mimosas were topped up before my glass was even half empty! The truffle fries were the real star for me, perfectly crispy.

Lovely old building, really well kept. Plenty of space inside and out, which is nice. We sat in the garden area, very peaceful for a weekday lunch. The food was fine, but honestly, the setting is the main draw here.

Decent cheesecake but the jerk chicken and ribs were a letdown. The Thursday freebie is a nice touch though.

The bread basket was a standout, easily the best I&#39;ve found locally. Worth the visit for that alone.

Great food, and staff, big mention to Adrian and John both of whom were very helpful and attentive. All meals were beautifully presented and great quality. Well worth a visit.

The set menu is excellent quality. We&#39;v e been before and the food is always high quality &amp; very tasty. Staff are friendly &amp; efficient too

The staff were really friendly and professional. The sea theme decor is pleasant, not overdone. It&#39;s a clean, comfortable spot. The food was decent, though the main course arrived a little later than expected.

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