Been coming here for lunch for years now. It&#39;s the staff that keep me coming back - Sarah and Tom always remember my usual order and have a quick chat. Makes it feel like a proper local spot.

Sourdough pizza is a solid quick bite. Thin and crispy base, still filling. Had the ham and pineapple with chilli flakes. Hit the spot. Good for a speedy lunch.

The lunchtime stew is a solid choice. Hearty and flavourful, a good break from the usual cafe options. Service was efficient, which I appreciate during a working day. Portion was decent for the price.

The cream tea was lovely, especially the warm scones. However, for the price, I did expect a slightly bigger portion of clotted cream and jam. Still a nice spot by the water.

Got a table as a walk-in on a busy Friday, which was nice. Service was attentive throughout. The menu has some interesting topping choices &ndash; I went for the truffle mushroom pizza. It was pretty good, though the base was a touch softer than I&#39;d prefer. A decent spot.

Chef John made my daughter some lovely homemade chicken nuggets. The staff were really friendly and the wine list had some nice options for the adults.

The food&rsquo;s always tasty and looks good on the plate. Had the grilled salmon again&mdash;just as nice as last time. A reliable spot when you don&rsquo;t want to overthink dinner.

The Sunday roast was solid. Went for the lamb, which was cooked just right, and the cauliflower cheese was a nice touch. Portions are definitely generous here, no complaints on that front.

Stopped in for a late lunch. The goat cheese salad was fresh, and the burger was cooked just right. A good, simple spot when you&#39;re not looking for anything fancy.

The lamb donner and chicken shish are always fresh and the portions are generous. I keep coming back for that.

Been coming here for years and the fish is still the star. The batter is so light and crisp, and the fish itself is always fresh. The chips are decent too.

The delivery is consistently quick and reliable, which is a real plus. Staff are pleasant and helpful too. The food is decent, though the portions can feel a bit small for the price.

This place is a lifesaver in winter when everything else is shut. Popped in for a quick bite and a pint the other night. The view from the window is decent, but honestly, the portions felt a bit on the small side for the price.

The private room was handy for our group. Menu had a lot of options, which helped as everyone wanted something different. The lamb shank was the standout for me, really tender and fell off the bone.

The risotto was spot on, and the seafood linguine had a nice kick. But the real star was the house red - a surprisingly smooth Sangiovese that paired beautifully with both dishes. Makes a difference when the wine list isn&#39;t an afterthought.

Lovely old building, very cosy inside. I do wish it was a bit brighter though, especially in the evening. Still, a nice atmosphere for a quiet dinner.

Just popped in for a pint. The fire was going and it felt really cozy. Had a couple of their local ales, which were spot on. Proper pub vibes.

The raspberry croissant brioche doughnut was so fresh, you could tell the pastry was made that morning. The fruit filling tasted like real berries, not too sweet. It did get quite crowded at lunch, had to wait a minute for a seat.

Had a big group dinner here. Staff handled our 20 people really well - all the meals arrived hot and as ordered. They were friendly and didn&rsquo;t seem rushed at all.

They handled my request for an extra-hot curry without any fuss. The chicken tikka masala was solid, and the spice level was spot-on. Good to know they&#39;re flexible.

A decent spot for a quiet drink. The atmosphere is relaxed, and they&rsquo;re dog-friendly, which is nice. Staff were pleasant enough. It&rsquo;s fine for meeting a friend, though the beer selection could be a bit better.

As a coeliac, I was genuinely impressed by the gluten-free menu here. So many choices! The tables are a bit snug, but the food portions are generous and everything tasted spot on. A really nice find.

Lovely little spot. The flat white was just right - smooth and strong, exactly what I needed. Sat by the window for a good hour, watching people pass by. The vibe is cozy and a bit quirky. Coffee&#39;s the real star here.

Been coming here for years, and it&#39;s always consistent. Their special rice is the star - fragrant, fluffy, and just the right amount of spice. Still the top spot for Indian food around here.

Great pub quiz on Tuesdays, really lively. The staff are super friendly and the atmosphere is spot on for a traditional local. Decent beer selection too, had a good pint of their house bitter.

Came here with my dog while travelling. They actually have a separate room for people with pets, which is a lifesaver. Means you can actually sit down and eat without worrying. The food was decent, but honestly, that dedicated space is the main reason I&#39;d come back.

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