Proper old-school pub, love the lived-in feel. The jukebox was on point, really added to the buzz. Just a solid, unpretentious spot for a pint.

Stopped in for a pint. Love the old-school vibe and all the random stuff on the walls. Just a really chill spot to sit and relax for a bit. The Guinness was poured perfectly.

Been here a few times with my kids. The portion sizes for the little ones are massive, they never finish it. Staff always double-checks about allergies without me asking, which is good. A solid spot for a family dinner.

Been coming here for years, and the service is always spot on. Quick, polite, and they never make a fuss about us needing to use the downstairs area for a quiet moment. It&#39;s that kind of consistency that keeps me coming back.

Popped in for a quick pint and ended up just staring at the ceiling for ages. So many incredible old details in the woodwork you&#39;d miss if you didn&#39;t look up. The whole place has that proper, worn-in feel. Lovely spot.

Cool spot. Loved the vibe, never gets too loud. Decor is unique. Yeah, it&#39;s pricey. But you get what you pay for here.

A solid spot for students! The chicken katsu curry was spot on - crispy outside, tender inside, and the sauce had a nice warmth to it. Service was quick and friendly. My wallet didn&#39;t cry, which is always a win.

Drinks are fairly priced, which I appreciate. The 2-4-1 cocktail deal is a solid find. Service was friendly and quick. Good spot if you&#39;re watching your spend.

Stumbled upon this place near the Winter Gardens. It was packed, a good sign! The full English was spot on &ndash; the bacon was perfectly crispy and the black pudding was actually really nice. Portions are generous.

Been coming here for years, and the staff always have a minute for a friendly chat, even when they&#39;re slammed.

Lovely little local spot. The staff are so friendly and welcoming, it really does feel like a home away from home. A very comfortable place to sit and enjoy a quiet coffee.

Great little pub. The pork scratchings were a treat, and the staff were happy to suggest a local ale that went perfectly with them.

This place is in the CAMRA guide for a reason. The real ale selection is decent, and the main room is a good size. Went for an early dinner, food starts at 4pm. It&#39;s a reliable spot for a proper pint, no fuss.

Popped in for a coffee and grabbed a cinnamon swirl. It was still warm, flaky on the outside. That&#39;s the kind of thing that makes a random Tuesday better. The croissant looked great too, might try that next time.

The team here is always so lovely, even when the drive-thru is packed. They&#39;re quick and apologise if there&#39;s a bit of a wait, which is nice when you&#39;re grabbing food with mates. Makes the whole thing feel easy.

The homemade pork pie was the highlight for me. The pastry was flaky and the filling tasted really fresh, not overly processed. It paired nicely with a pint. The rest of the menu is simple, but everything is cooked well.

Service was warm and welcoming, staff were great.

Busy spot, but the breakfast was fresh off the griddle. My eggs and bacon were spot on. Coffee was decent too. Had to wait a bit for a table, but the food made up for it.

The Mother&#39;s Day afternoon tea takeaway was spot on. Sandwiches were fresh, the sausage rolls had a nice flaky pastry, and the cakes weren&#39;t overly sweet. Everything tasted as it should.

Good spot on Bold Street for a coffee break when you&#39;re shopping. Used their click-and-collect app on a busy Saturday - it saved a lot of waiting around. The flat white was solid, just the right strength.

The newly paved patio is a nice spot. It&rsquo;s clean, the tables are sturdy, and the shade from the umbrellas was just right for a sunny lunch. A solid place to sit back and relax.

The homemade cakes and bread are definitely the star here. Had a slice of the lemon drizzle cake and it was so fresh, clearly baked on-site. You can just tell the difference. The bread for my sandwich was fantastic too.

Had a lovely lunch here. The seniors menu had a good variety. I went for the fish and chips - the batter was crisp, not greasy at all, and the chips were proper thick-cut. Portion was just right for me.

Been coming here for years. The stone vaults in the crypt never get old &ndash; feels like you&#39;ve slipped back in time the moment you walk in. Just the right spot for a quiet pint.

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