Booked a booth at the back, felt private and quiet. Service was attentive, they checked in before each course without being intrusive. Good for a focused business lunch.

My husband has celiac, so we&#39;re always hunting for good gluten-free spots. The menu here was a real surprise - he had the pasta and I tried the flatbread. Both were solid, the kitchen clearly knows what they&#39;re doing with alternative flours.

The wood-fired pizzas are really good, much better than the chains. The seats are comfortable, which makes a nice difference.

Portions are generous, which I appreciate. The kothu paratha and malabar curry were both really good. Felt like a decent deal for the quality you get.

The staff were so friendly and efficient even during the lunch rush. Really appreciated their calm professionalism.

First time trying their Sunday roast. The chef came out to check on everyone, which was a nice touch.

The omelette with two fillings was spot on, and the pot of tea was just right. It&rsquo;s the classic English cafe feel I was after &ndash; simple, no fuss. Prices felt fair for what you get.

Tucked away in Leek but easy enough to find. Free parking after 3pm is a lifesaver for a quick bite. Got the chicken sandwich, came out fast and hit the spot. Exactly what you need on a busy day.

Food was good, lamb and chicken jalfrezi were highlights. Staff were friendly and attentive. The place itself has a nice, relaxed vibe. Decent spot for a business dinner.

The fish stew here is packed with fresh seafood, really generous portions. Ate it with some crusty bread, perfect for dipping. Felt very filling afterwards, just what I needed on a chilly evening.

Staffordshire oatcakes were good, crispy and well-filled. The pumpkin soup was the highlight for me, genuinely excellent. Solid lunch spot.

The seasonal menu is a real highlight. Tried the spring lamb dish, and the flavour was spot on. Plates were properly hot, which made a difference. Always something new to try here.

Been here a few times. The hot dog in a brioche bun is solid, and the peanut butter cup milkshake in the metal shaker is always good. It&#39;s a decent spot off the A5 when you want something filling.

Loaded box was tasty. Quick lunch spot. Could have used a bit more toppings though. Staff were helpful explaining the menu. Got my order in and out fast.

Handy location on the outskirts, plenty of parking time. The space itself is really open and airy, with lots of natural light from the big windows. Just a nice, relaxed spot for a quick bite.

Tanya was lovely, really attentive. Sat by the window with a great view. Tried one of their different curries - the lamb was tender, good depth of flavour. Had a local lager with it, nice pairing. Solid spot.

A lovely dog-friendly spot. I really appreciated how they handled my dietary request - the staff took the time to check ingredients for me. The salad was fresh and crisp. A relaxed lunch with our pup.

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