A proper dog-friendly spot. Our pup got a little treat bowl right away, which was a nice touch. Makes it easy to grab a decent lunch without having to leave him at home. Food was solid, no complaints.

Lovely spot tucked away in Canterbury. The seats were really comfortable, which made it a relaxing place to settle in for a bit. Just what you need for a quiet drink.

Kristina and the team are so lovely, really made our girls&#39; night feel special. We tried the new sausage roll and beef croquette - both were spot on. Perfect for catching up with friends, the service was just right.

The Wednesday quiz night is a nice midweek treat. The entry fee is fair, and it&#39;s a relaxed atmosphere. I did find the drinks a bit on the pricy side for what you get, but it was a pleasant evening overall.

Lovely traditional pub in the Old Town, perfect spot after a stroll by the harbour. The atmosphere is so warm and cosy. The staff were incredibly friendly and attentive, which made for a very relaxed visit. My only small note is that the bench seating was a bit hard after a while.

Been coming here for years. The prices are still fair, portions are generous. Hard to find that combo in a place with this much history.

That steak was something else. Cooked exactly how I asked, and the flavour was incredible. Honestly one of the best I&#39;ve had since moving here. The rest of the meal was solid, but that steak is the reason I&#39;ll be back.

The owner was so kind and checked on us often. There was some work being done in the kitchen, but they let us know what was happening. The wait was fine. My food was good, just could have been a little warmer when it arrived.

Had my friend&#39;s party in the private room. It was so nice to chat properly even with the main bar being packed for the rugby.

Been coming here for years now. What keeps me coming back is the ale selection &ndash; always something new on tap, and it&rsquo;s always spot on. Properly kept, never a bad pint. That consistency is hard to find.

Love popping in here for a Sunday roast with friends. It&#39;s always so hearty and filling, perfect for a lazy weekend catch-up. The beef was spot on this time. Such a cosy spot for a group.

The ingredients in the classic dishes tasted really fresh. Portions were generous for a quiet lunch.

Cosy spot for a post-walk pint. My dog was welcome, which was lovely. The afternoon light through the windows just hit right. Quiet enough to properly unwind.

Came here for the match. Screens everywhere, so you can see the game from any table. The vibe was spot on for a group of friends. Food was solid, no complaints. Service was quick, which is key when you&#39;re trying to watch and eat.

Love the sofa corner with board games and a pool table. It&rsquo;s got that proper, cosy pub feel. Felt totally relaxed bringing our dog along, too. A really nice spot to unwind.

Staff were so helpful with our wheelchair. The jam roly-poly was spot on.

Lovely stay at the harbour inn. Our room had a beautiful view right over the water, which was so peaceful. The staff were all very friendly and helpful, making everything easy. Just what we needed for a quiet break.

We popped in on a Sunday without a reservation and were seated at a lovely table. The staff were so friendly and welcoming, which made the whole visit feel really relaxed. A nice, easy evening out.

Been coming here for years. It&#39;s the little things that keep me coming back - like the fact the toilets are always spotless. Makes a difference when you&#39;re settling in for a few pints. The outside bit out back is a nice bonus on a decent evening.

Lovely traditional pub with a great view of the harbour. The front room is perfect for it.

Came for pizza on a summer evening, sat in the garden. The pizza itself was good, but the portion size felt a bit small for the price. The caramel cheesecake was nice, but again, not a huge slice. Menu is small, which is fine, just wish you got a bit more for your money.

Been coming here for years. The lamb is always spot on, cooked just right every single time. That&rsquo;s why I keep coming back.

The Sunday roast beef was so tender, and the roast potatoes had that perfect crisp. Portions are generous for the price.

Solid Sunday roast at the village pub. Beef was spot on, proper Yorkshire puddings too. Nice pint to go with it. Staff were sound.

Nice spot for a pint. Had a couple of their local ales, which were spot on and didn&#39;t break the bank. The place has a good, relaxed feel to it. Decent wine options too, though I stuck with the beer.

Stopped in after a stroll along the harbour. Sat upstairs and the view was really nice. Just had a coffee and a slice of cake, but it hit the spot. Good place for a quick break.

Cozy spot with a proper fireplace, which was lovely on a cold evening. The wine list is decent and the vibe is relaxed. Just a nice, warm place to sit for a while.

Friendly staff and a good selection of vegan dishes for the group. Makes it easy to pick a spot everyone&#39;s happy with.

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