The bar has a great selection of beers, some really nice European ones. I had the pork scratchings with mine &ndash; a perfect little snack. The stools at the bar are quite high though, not the most comfortable for a longer sit.

The service was exceptional, the food was a very high standard and served on hot plates which most other restaurants fail to realise is the key to keeping the food warm

We had a brilliant time at the bottomless brunch! The cocktails were creative and the food was spot on. The service from Megan and Ash was friendly and efficient, making it a delightful experience.

A decent fish and chips spot, a bit of a find in Headingley. The fish is fried fresh, so you do wait a few minutes. Batter was crisp, not too heavy, and the fish itself was nicely flaky. Pretty good for the price.

The steak was cooked just right, and the wine list had some interesting local options. Went for a bold red that paired nicely. A bit on the pricier side for the portion, but the flavours were spot on.

Nice spot to grab a bite before the Alhambra show. Had the three-course set, decent wine, and the view over City Park is the real draw. Service was friendly and got us out in time. Price felt fair for what you get.

The chicken fillet burger was really fresh off the grill! Perfect spot for a casual catch-up with mates, though it does get quite busy.

Order had a small mix-up but they sorted it right away. The phone staff and driver were really nice about it.

The refurb is lovely, really stylish and cosy. Had the short-rib ragu which was a standout, and the nduja pizza had a great spicy kick. Wine list is decent, starts around &pound;25.

Just a short walk from the station. Popped in for a late lunch and a pint. The steak and ale pie was solid, but the real winner was the local bitter they recommended to go with it. Made for a proper, no-fuss meal. The place has that classic, worn-in feel you want from a good pub.

Garlic prawns were good, the beef baguette was tender and pink. Solid meal, though the service was a bit slow during the lunch rush. Convenient location for a quick business lunch nearby.

The pigeon breast was lovely. It&#39;s nice to see the kitchen trying more adventurous things. The whole vibe is supportive of young talent, which I really appreciate.

Great spot for a large group dinner. The staff handled our party downstairs perfectly, and their wine list had some nice options to pair with the meal.

Nice little pub in the countryside. The staff are genuinely friendly, which is a nice touch. Had a pint and a pie, felt very relaxed.

Been coming here for years. The chicken is always spiced just right, that&#39;s why I keep coming back.

We only had starters with triple cooked chips.. Fabulous prawn cocktail and spicy chicken pieces.. that&#39;s all we wanted..a large snack really.. fabulous.

Great cocktails, decent price. Staff were really friendly too.

Decent sushi at fair prices. The portions were pretty good, and it felt like a solid value overall. The place was a bit busy, so service was fine but not quick. Would go back.

Great spot for a casual pint. The lager was crisp, and the fish and chips were solid &ndash; proper crispy batter, not greasy. Prices are fair for the area. My only gripe? The chips could&#39;ve been a bit hotter. Still, a reliable choice.

Great spot for a catch-up with mates. Just drinks, no food, but the vibe is right for a chilled evening.

Popped in for a drink and ended up staying for dinner. Dominic was really on it even though the place was packed. The rum cocktail was spot on, and the jerk chicken had a proper kick to it. Solid spot.

Had a celebration in their function room. The buffet was the highlight - really liked the mix of hot and cold dishes, everything was kept fresh. Staff were on it, clearing plates quickly. The space itself was nicely decorated.

Nice spot right in the centre of Doncaster. The lounge area is welcoming and the staff were friendly. We had the Sunday roast, the beef was cooked just right, really tender. The only thing was the Yorkshire pudding was a bit dry. Still, a solid meal.

The sirloin was cooked rare just how I like it, really tender. The peppercorn sauce was a nice touch. The place itself has a cosy, rustic vibe with lots of wood and warm lighting.

Stopped in for the champagne breakfast. Portions were just right, and the food was cooked perfectly. A nice way to start the day.

A family-run pub, lovely welcome. I asked for a smaller portion of fish and chips as the regular looked huge, and they were happy to oblige. The fish was fresh, lovely light batter. Just what I wanted.

Love the beer garden here. It&#39;s so spacious and well-maintained, really nice for a chilled pint. The outdoor bar is always well-stocked, which is a plus. Just a really pleasant spot to unwind.

Great spot for a pint after work. The real ales are always fresh, and the staff are quick and friendly. Atmosphere is relaxed. Prices are reasonable for the area.

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