Great value for money at the Cuckoo! The food was lovely, and the staff, including Tabitha and George, were very welcoming and attentive.

The service and food were excellent. The very one problem we had was our booking was not logged with the restaurant even though I had two confirmation emails from the Fork to say our booking was confirmed. Clearly it was not

A proper cosy pub. The local beer selection on tap is really good, changes up often so there&#39;s always something new to try. Staff were lovely and chatty too.

Nice spot for a quick lunch. The outdoor seating is great when it&#39;s sunny. Got the fish and chips, decent portion and came out fast. Good for a bite when you&#39;re short on time.

The roast for two is a steal. The chicken was spot on, and they had a decent house red that went down a treat.

The real fire is such a nice touch on a chilly evening, makes the whole place feel so cosy. It does get packed though, had to wait a bit for a table.

The garden area was lovely, and the ingredients in the canap&eacute;s tasted so fresh. A really nice setting for a celebration.

The Sunday roast here is absolutely amazing, and the service is fantastic! I highly recommend trying it out with friends or family.

Decided to try their Sunday roast. The portion was huge - the plate was loaded with meat, potatoes, and all the trimmings. Honestly couldn&#39;t finish it all. For the price, it&#39;s a proper feed. The burger was decent too, but the roast is the one.

The Alice in Wonderland theme is fun and quirky. Portions are decent for the price, which is nice.

Great for a quick bite with a group. Food came out fast and hot, staff handled split bills easily.

Great for allergies. Staff knew exactly what was in each dish. Got a custom salad, no dairy, no fuss. Quick and safe lunch spot.

Lunch menu steak and ale pie was incredible. Flaky pastry, rich filling. Honestly one of the best. Dinner&#39;s rib-eye with peppercorn sauce is fine, but that pie is the star.

Lovely welcome and the room had a fun, quirky feel. Breakfast was tasty, but the portions were a bit on the small side for the price. Great location right in the centre of Ely, though.

The courtyard tables are so lovely on a sunny afternoon. We ordered a bunch of their small plates to share&mdash;the grilled octopus was a standout, perfectly tender with a nice char. A really nice spot for a relaxed catch-up.

Staff were so lovely and attentive, really made us feel welcome. Food was great, but the best part was how relaxed it felt - perfect for catching up with friends without feeling rushed.

Jack and Mo at the bar are the best. They remember your name and your drink. Makes it feel like your local.

Stumbled upon this spot during a bike ride. The beer garden was a nice find on a sunny afternoon. They had decent gluten-free choices, which was helpful. A solid place for a casual drink and a bite.

Popped in with a couple mates. The vibe was cosy, almost romantic - bit of a laugh for us. Food was spot on, really tasty. Staff were dead friendly.

The duck pizza really stood out. The base was super thin and crispy, just how I like it. The duck was flavourful and not too heavy. A really good dish.

The steak and ale pie is the reason I keep coming back. The pastry is perfectly flaky and the filling is rich and hearty, packed with tender beef. It&#39;s exactly what you want from a classic pub dish.

The staff really knew their gins and rums, helped us pick something new. Perfect for a catch-up with friends.

Sunday lunch was tasty, beef was good and plenty of veggies. Quick service for a busy day.

Popped in while passing through Melton. Really liked the vibe here - big, airy pub, not too crowded. Staff were spot on when I asked about the ales. Prices felt fair for what you get. Decent spot for a casual pint.

Dropped by for a quick pre-show drink. Their house Margarita was spot on&mdash;really liked the salt rim and fresh lime kick. My friend&#39;s lager looked good too. Could&#39;ve easily had another round if the clock wasn&#39;t ticking.

Desire&#39;s service at The Boot was top-notch! He brought humor and professionalism to our dining experience, making it truly enjoyable.

Service was fine, the staff were friendly. The kids&#39; playground is a nice touch, and the view over the golf course is pleasant. The set menu for two was decent value.

Came in with a friend who has serious allergies. Heidi and chef Becca took it really seriously, checked everything twice. Felt safe, could actually relax for once.

The seating area is so relaxing. Comfy chairs, soft lighting, the whole vibe is just right. I only popped in for a quick drink, but I could have stayed for hours. Staff were friendly too.

Nice, traditional pub. The fish and chips were spot on - crispy batter, proper chips. A solid choice for a reliable meal.

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