Walked in for bottomless brunch during their renovations. Staff were so lovely and squeezed us in despite limited seating. Drinks were topped up constantly, really efficient service. Made a potentially tricky visit feel easy.

Had our wedding reception here. The buffet was a real hit with our guests, everyone kept mentioning how much they enjoyed it. Staff were lovely throughout.

The bottomless roast was fabulous! Amisha provided perfect service, making the experience worth every penny. I can&#39;t wait to return!

Ive not been in the Cardigan Arms for around 30 years. I was delighted that the magnificent decor, furniture and layout hadnt been changed and that they were now serving food. I had a fabulous beef Sunday roast and my neighbour had succulent gammon, Yorkshire puds etc. I asked for extra gravy, which was delicious and horse raddish.  The staff were really helpful, infact quite charming.  A good selection of beers, wines and a well stacked bar.  Easy access from the street and plenty of parking. As an ex-Secret Diner, it really ticked all the boxes for me.  Thanks Liam, your a great chef

Been coming here for years. Staff always friendly, makes it feel like a local spot. Good for a quick lunch when you&#39;re in a rush.

The family-run vibe here is so lovely. The staff are genuinely warm and attentive, which made the whole evening feel really relaxed. Food was colourful and tasty, especially the vibrant veggie plate we tried. A nice spot for a chilled dinner.

Been coming here for years. Their coffee selection is always on point, and they brew it just right every single time. That&#39;s what keeps me coming back &ndash; you know exactly what you&#39;re getting.

Been here a few times for business lunches. Food is reliably good, flavours are solid. The grilled sea bass last week was spot on. Service can be a bit slow when they&#39;re busy, but it&#39;s a convenient location for meetings.

Been coming here for years. Their coffee selection is really something else, beans from everywhere. I usually grab a bag of the Ethiopian ground to go. It&#39;s a bit pricier than the supermarket, but you can taste the difference.

Wheelchair access was great, and they handled our toddler without a fuss. Food was solid, good ingredients. A bit pricey for a quick lunch, but you get what you pay for. Got us in and out fast.

Popped in for a coffee and cake. The space is really original, filled with all this &#39;Last of the Summer Wine&#39; memorabilia. Gave it a unique character you don&#39;t see often.

Loved the multi-room layout, felt like a proper old pub. The open fires were a nice touch on a chilly evening.

Been coming here for years. Portions are always generous, food&#39;s cooked right and full of flavour. You get what you pay for, no surprises.

The gluten-free pizza base was surprisingly good. They had a decent wine selection to go with it, which was a nice touch.

Lovely Sunday lunch spot. Cozy and laid-back, just what I needed. Had tea by the fire afterwards, watching the cathedral through the window. A really peaceful moment.

Popped in without a reservation and they squeezed us in. The lamb rump was spot on. Their wine list had a decent Malbec that really stood up to the richness of the meat. The Thai curry was flavourful, though a touch more heat would&#39;ve been nice for me.

Stopped by for breakfast. Good view of the viaduct, which was a plus. Food was hot and well-prepared. Appreciate that they&#39;re dog-friendly, makes it convenient.

The staff here are just lovely. James remembered my name, and Nicole was so kind when I couldn&#39;t decide on a wine. They make you feel genuinely looked after. A really nice touch.

The bagel sandwich was the star - the salmon was so fresh and the cream cheese had a lovely hint of dill. The space is tiny, but the music was a great vibe. Just wish there was a bit more room to sit!

Loved the modern, clean look. But what really got me was the vibe&mdash;so warm and cozy the moment you stepped inside. Felt like a little escape.

Simple, tasty food and very affordable. The curries are a solid choice, and the chicken bites with that smoky dip were pretty good. Portions are generous, which is always a plus.

As a vegan, I&#39;m always on the lookout. The sheer number of home-baked options here is a relief. Had the chocolate cake, and it was honestly so good.

Booked weeks ahead for the Sunday roast. Beef was spot on, really tender. The cauliflower cheese is the one. Worth the wait.

The portions are generous for the price, and you can tell the food is made in-house. I really liked the relaxed, rustic feel of the place&mdash;it&#39;s just a comfortable spot to have a meal without any fuss.

Came with a group to try their tapas. The patatas bravas were spot on - crispy outside, fluffy inside. The gambas al ajillo had a nice garlic kick. Good for sharing, plates came out at a decent pace. Service was attentive without hovering.

Staff were so lovely, especially Becky the manager. She really looked after us and made the whole evening feel special. The atmosphere is warm and cosy, perfect for a catch-up with friends. Just a really nice spot.

The staff were really on top of things for a bank holiday - super friendly and helpful. They noticed my mum&#39;s walking stick right away and sorted out a better table for us without any fuss. Made the visit smooth.

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