The food was fresh and well-balanced, with plenty of healthy options. Good value for the quality of ingredients.

Came for a Christmas work dinner. The Cherry Bakewell cocktail was a standout. James and Sophie handled our large table efficiently. Food was decent, service was prompt. Good for a group booking.

The beef was spot on for the Sunday roast. The wine list had a nice Rioja that paired beautifully with it.

The beer garden is a good size, with heaters. A solid option if you want to avoid the crowded, loud pubs in the centre. Decent for a quiet after-work pint.

Pulled pork burger was top. Even the side salad was fresh and crisp, not just an afterthought. Shows they care about the details.

We arrived and were greeted by a member  of staff  and taken to our  table . The staff  are so friendly and helpful  . Our food was absolutely delicious  . We enjoyed our lunch so so much . Thankyou .

Stumbled upon this spot and I keep coming back. It&#39;s got such a relaxed, welcoming vibe. The staff are always friendly and never make you feel rushed, which I really appreciate. They have a nice range of ales and some more unusual beers too.

The ale and cider selection is really impressive, probably the best around here. The staff knew their stuff and gave me a solid recommendation for a local cider I hadn&#39;t tried before.

The Sunday roast was the main event. Beef was cooked just right, not dry at all. The Yorkshire pudding was perfect for soaking up the gravy. Roast potatoes had that crispy edge I look for.

Sunday roast was spot on. The beef was cooked just right, and the gravy was really good. Nice, relaxed vibe for a Sunday afternoon.

Burger deal on a Friday was a solid choice. Patryk was really on top of things, service was quick.

The bar team here is lovely. Jess and Reece were so attentive, chatting with us about the cocktails. It&rsquo;s that kind of service that makes you want to stay for another round. Felt genuinely looked after.

The all-day brunch was spot on, cooked perfectly and came out hot. The ladies with glasses were really pleasant and helpful. Just a solid, tasty meal.

Been coming here for years. The free parking out back is a lifesaver, especially when I&#39;m just popping in for a quick lunch. Means I don&#39;t have to stress about finding a spot or paying a fortune in town.

Stopped here for a bite on a long drive, right off the M1. Very handy. The burger was decent, nothing fancy but hit the spot. Parking was easy, which was a plus. Service was fine, though it took a little while to get the bill.

The cider-battered hake was decent, with a pretty good fish-to-batter ratio. The triple-cooked chips were fine, just could have been a touch crispier for my taste. The whitebait fritters were a nice, crunchy addition.

Lovely, bright space, perfect for a relaxed afternoon. The drinks list is impressive. Staff were genuinely friendly, which made all the difference. My only small note is that the service got a bit slow when it got busy. Still, a very pleasant spot.

Helpful doormen with the steps. The place has a great buzz, really well set out. But the pint... wow. Exceptionally good, poured to perfection. That alone made the visit.

Came in for a late lunch. The place was spotless, and I noticed the staff were really on top of the sanitising. Felt safe and well looked after, which was a nice touch.

Liah and Ruby were so sweet. They just had this way of checking in without hovering, you know? Felt genuinely looked after.

Steve behind the bar is a legend. Made us feel so welcome from the moment we walked in. That kind of genuine, friendly vibe is hard to find these days. The place just has a really nice, relaxed feel to it.

Sunday roast is a solid choice for a quick bite. The meat and veggies are cooked just right, and the portion is generous. It&#39;s popular though, so you might want to book ahead to avoid waiting.

Spacious beer garden, really colourful. The outdoor bar&#39;s handy. Had a couple of decent local lagers here with lunch, they hit the spot on a sunny afternoon. Good for families and dogs, though it got a bit loud later on.

The Sunday roast was lovely, and the cauliflower cheese was a nice touch. The booths were really comfortable for a relaxed meal.

I&rsquo;ve popped in a few times for drinks, but finally tried the food. The portion size for the burger and chips was huge&mdash;honestly, two of us could have shared one. It&rsquo;s a solid local spot, though I&rsquo;d still lean toward just grabbing a pint here.

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