Came for the carvery, which was decent. But honestly, the portion for the price felt a bit off. My plate wasn&#39;t exactly heaping. Friendly staff and the drinks are good, just wish there was a bit more on the plate.

We booked a table of 3 adults and a large labradoodle. They made a big fuss of the dog, which he loved, and made us very welcome. The food was great with a huge choice.

The staff were great with the kids, and the wine list had some nice options for the grown-ups. A solid spot for a family meal.

The hot chocolate here is exactly what you need. It&#39;s thick, not too sweet, and has a proper dark chocolate flavour that warms you right up. Just a solid, no-fuss drink.

Lovely spot by the river, perfect for a sunny lunch. The terrace seating was very comfortable, and watching the swans drift by was so relaxing. Service was friendly and attentive, which made the whole experience feel effortless. A really pleasant way to spend an afternoon.

Decent spot for a casual meal. The space is clean and quite roomy, which is nice. Service was prompt. Prices are very reasonable, so it&#39;s good value overall. A solid choice for a straightforward dinner and a drink.

Tayla and the team were really on it for our dinner. Friendly, checked in without being overbearing. Food came out at a good pace, which is all you can ask for really.

Just popped in to try the new menu. The lamb kofte was spot on, really fresh and tasty. There was a bit of a wait from the kitchen, but they kept us updated, which was nice.

Came for the seabass after a friend mentioned it. Really nicely cooked, flaky and moist. The whole menu looks promising, but honestly, the lighting and those dark wood tables just made it a really comfortable spot to unwind.

Managed to snag a seat right away&mdash;lucky, as it gets packed. The food was just... really enjoyable. That&#39;s it. Just a nice, simple meal.

Nicola and George were so helpful when we needed to change our order last minute. They sorted it all out without any fuss, which was a relief. The whole thing felt very calm and easy.

Solid pub, stopped in for lunch. The 2 for &pound;20 deal with a pint is decent. Had the fish and chips, batter was crispy. Good for a quick bite.

The pancakes were fluffy and fresh, which I really appreciate. The historical setting is a nice touch too.

The Sunday carvery is solid. The roast beef was cooked just right, and the gravy had a nice depth to it. Good portion sizes.

First time here, just tried the seabass curry. The fish was flaky and the sauce had a nice kick to it. Malabar chicken curry was good too, the meat fell apart. Might go back to try the lamb next.

A decent Wetherspoon&#39;s with a proper pub feel. I like the booths and the fireplace. Food is straightforward but arrives hot, service is friendly. It does get very busy on match days though, so timing is key if you want a booth.

The ice cream is lovely, and I really liked that they use a paper to handle the cone. It&#39;s a nice, hygienic touch.

Generous portions and really reasonable prices. The food is fresh and made in-house, which is nice.

Been coming here for years. Corben and Ola are always so on it, really polite and helpful. That kind of consistent service is what keeps me coming back.

They took my allergy seriously, made my dish separately in the kitchen. Felt safe eating here, which isn&#39;t always the case. The staff were really good about it.

Been coming here for years, and it&#39;s the consistency that keeps me coming back. That historic building and the Tudor vibe never get old. The food&#39;s always solid - had the steak and ale pie again last week, and it was just as good as ever. A proper, reliable spot.

Good to see vegan and gluten-free options clearly marked on the menu. Makes choosing straightforward.

The cauliflower miso dish was a real standout, really inventive. Limited veggie options though.

Lovely spot for a warm afternoon. The outdoor seating is pleasant, and it&#39;s nice they&#39;re dog-friendly. The live music adds a decent vibe. Could do with a few more shaded tables, though.

Popped in for a midweek pint and a bite. The fish and chips were solid&mdash;crispy batter, proper chips. Service was friendly and quick, which is just what you want on a Tuesday. A reliable spot when you can&#39;t be bothered to cook.

Nice spot on the old barge. Got a quick lunch here, the burger was decent. Good for a fast bite. Live music on weekends adds to the vibe. 👍

Sunday carvery is solid. Beef was spot on, not dry. Cauliflower cheese was a standout. Service kept up well despite the crowd. Good option for a reliable Sunday lunch.

A solid Wetherspoons in a lovely village. Just right for a quick, cheap pint after hopping off the train.

This spot&#39;s become our Saturday morning ritual. The scrambled eggs are always so fluffy, and the staff never forget to bring a water bowl for our pup. Just a lovely, relaxed start to the weekend.

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