First time here and the poppadoms really stood out. The sauces were incredible, especially that green chutney. Service was kind, but those starters were the highlight for me.

Grabbed a takeaway from here, and it was super quick. The food was spot on and felt like proper, authentic stuff. Really good value for the money, too.

Presentation was on point. The way they plated the salmon, with those little herb sprigs and the sauce drizzle... really nice. Service matched it.

Been ordering their pad thai for years, both dine-in and takeout. It&#39;s always fresh, never soggy. The portion size is generous enough that I usually get lunch the next day from it. Honestly, for the price, that&#39;s what keeps me coming back.

Been here a couple times with friends. The vibe is really welcoming, perfect for a casual catch-up. Food&#39;s always solid.

The Murgh 65 is fantastic, and their house red pairs with it beautifully.

Cosy spot with a wood fire, perfect for bringing the dog. Had the steak pie - the pastry was spot on and the filling was packed with good meat. Portions are generous for the price. A solid pub in a lovely village.

Hannah and Dave have put together such a cosy, quirky little spot. It genuinely feels like you&#39;re over at a favourite relative&#39;s house for dinner. The whole vibe is just really warm and welcoming.

Love the fun burger-themed decor. Makes for a really relaxed spot to grab a bite.

A decent spot for a meal with the dogs. The staff were fine with them, and a few other patrons said hello. Food was pretty good, though the outdoor seating area could use a bit of a tidy.

Great spot for a quick lunch. The chicken curry was tasty, good portion. Service was fast, got my order in under 10 minutes. Only downside is it&#39;s a bit hard to find down this side street.

Bottomless brunch was a fun vibe. I really appreciated the fresh fruit and greens in the salad bar &ndash; the ingredients tasted crisp and well-sourced. The staff kept things lively, though the music got a bit loud for a relaxed chat.

The crab starter with that buttery dill sauce was the star for me. The monkfish was lovely, but that sauce... just kept me coming back for more with the bread. A really nice reminder of why I love French food.

Chef and host are so friendly. Felt like a local spot. Warm, cozy vibe. Just a nice, simple dinner.

A nice traditional pub with a cosy fireplace. The garden is pleasant, though it got a bit crowded.

Popped in for an early dinner. The garlic bread on a pizza base was a nice surprise, really enjoyed that. Service was quick and friendly, which made it a very relaxed visit. Just a comfortable spot for a quiet meal.

Menu&#39;s got a bit of everything. The starters were the highlight for me. Had a nice glass of Rioja with the spicy lamb main &ndash; it really stood up to the heat. Solid spot for the price.

The lamb vindaloo was the standout. Rich, deep flavours, and the heat level was spot on. The lamb itself was tender, falling apart easily. The korma was fine, but the vindaloo is what I&#39;d come back for.

Grabbed the spicy prawns for a quick lunch. Good kick to it, really hits the spot. Service was quick, got my order in no time. Perfect for when you&#39;re in a rush.

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