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.

The restaurant has a &#39;buzz&#39; and people looked happy. This is the second time I&#39;ve been and the atmosphere has been great both times. There is nothing better than full tables to give you confidence you&#39;ve chosen the right place to eat. The waiting staff were working very hard. They were all brilliant. They were polite, knowledgeable, very personable but also very professional. We were an eclectic bunch of friends and our tastes varied from fish and chips, through sea bass, vegetable curry to Aubergine Gratin. Everything was delicious, cooked to perfection and presented beautifully. We rounded the meal off  with deserts - pavlova and fruit crumble - ten out of ten was one comment! All in all it was a brilliant occasion.

Been going here for years. The new owners are doing a good job. They put on family stuff now, which is nice for the neighbourhood. Had a wood-fired pizza last week, proper tasty.

The breakfast buffet is a steal. They make the eggs to order, which is a nice touch. The house coffee was a bit weak for my taste though.

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

Been coming here for years to catch the game. It&#39;s always busy, good crowd. The screens are decent, sound&#39;s clear. Gets a bit loud when the home team scores, but that&#39;s part of it. A solid local for sports.

First time in, the guy taking orders was dead friendly. Had the pork pie with Stilton - massive portion for the money, and the bread that came with it was spot on. My salad had that same nice bread too. They even gave our dog a little treat. Staff were all lovely, proper old-school service.

Lovely cream tea. The scones were warm, and the clotted cream tasted so fresh. The mismatched china was a nice touch, made it feel cosy. A good spot for a quiet afternoon.

Nice bright space, interesting art on the walls. Had the grilled salmon lunch set here. Fish was cooked just right, not dry at all. A solid spot for a casual bite.

Lovely spot for a coffee and a slice of their homemade cake. The staff are really friendly, which makes it a relaxing visit.

Lovely meal, food was delicious and beautifully presented. Menu had a good variety. The atmosphere in the pub was great. They suggested a local ale that paired perfectly with my steak and kidney pie. Really hit the spot.

The small plates are a tasty complement, and I appreciate that the ingredients taste so fresh.

Popped in for a quick bite while shopping. The chicken and avocado sandwich was fresh, really hit the spot. Coffee was decent too. Just a bit cramped inside when it gets busy, but fine for a short stop.

Nice pub for a quick pint. Hawkstone lager from Diddly Squat is a solid choice. Food looks decent from what I saw, but haven&#39;t tried it. Good spot for a swift one after work.

The carvery roasts were generous and lovely, even with the limited Mother&#39;s Day menu. The manager&#39;s choice of a full-bodied red to pair with it was spot on.

A solid local for a quick bite. The app ordering is handy, no fuss. Food came out fast and the prices are fair. I was hoping for a more interesting beer selection to go with the fish and chips, but the lager was fine. Good for what it is.

Service was spot on. Attentive but not hovering, friendly without being over the top. Felt well looked after the whole time, which made the evening really relaxed.

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.

The sausage roll here is the reason I keep coming back. The pastry is perfectly flaky and buttery, the sausage meat inside is really well-seasoned and moist. It&#39;s a proper homemade one, not like the dry, greasy ones you get elsewhere. Just a solid, classic version done right.

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