Stumbled in for a pint. Ended up staying for dinner. The steak and ale pie was proper hearty, just what you need on a damp evening. The room upstairs felt a bit dated, but the whole place has a nice, lived-in feel.

The food was spot on. The steak was cooked exactly as ordered, medium-rare with a proper sear. The accompanying peppercorn sauce had a real depth of flavour, not just creamy. A solid meal.

The T-bone was cooked right, and the prices are fair for the town centre. Good to see a pub doing things in-house.

Our 3rd time at this restaurant. The usual excellent experience, great food at fair price with an outstanding service. Thank you

Lovely spot for a post-Christmas catch-up with friends. The relaxed vibe was just what we needed.

The staff were so nice - they even got crayons and paper for my kids without us asking. Made the meal much easier!

The conveyor belt is a fun way to eat, and the traffic light ordering system is clever.

Really liked the vibe here - the music was spot on, not too loud so you can actually chat. Food was tasty, but honestly just a nice place to hang out with friends for a couple of hours.

Been coming here for years. The three-course lunch menu is a solid deal, portions are decent and the food&#39;s always tasty. Good for a quick bite.

Been coming here for years, and their Sunday roast is the reason. The beef is always spot on, never dry. The lamb last week was just as good. That kind of consistency keeps me coming back.

The steak was so tender, you could cut it with a fork. I really appreciated that it was cooked exactly as I asked. The sides were fresh and simple, which was perfect for a lighter meal. A nice, straightforward dinner.

The lamb shish was the standout. Perfectly grilled, tender with a slight char, and the seasoning was spot-on. The rice pilaf it came with was fluffy and had a nice hint of saffron. That&#39;s what I&#39;ll remember.

Popped in for a quick bite and the lamb stew was piping hot, just how it should be. They have a decent house red that actually stood up to the rich gravy. Simple and solid.

Perfect spot for a New Year&#39;s Eve catch-up with friends. The staff were so friendly and made the night feel really relaxed.

Been coming here for years, feels like a proper local. Seven ales on tap, always a decent pint. Chairs are comfy, you can sit and watch the world go by. Prices haven&#39;t gone mad either, which is a plus these days.

Nice spot for a quick bite. The warm wooden interior makes it feel cozy and relaxed. Perfect for a quiet dinner when you don&#39;t want to rush. Food came out fast, which is what I needed.

We were soaked after our walk, so finding a spot that welcomed our muddy dog was a relief. The pizza was spot on, and the Meantime pale ale was poured just right. A proper cosy stop on a rainy day.

Popped in for a quick lunch. The place is spotless and bright, which I really liked. Had the chicken club sandwich - decent portion, but the bread was a bit dry. Coffee was good though.

Good choice of beers, including real ales and continental ones. Prices are fair.

The healthy menu section is a nice touch. Had the breakfast smoothie today, it was really refreshing. Fresh juice options looked good too.

The coffee is consistently good. It&#39;s a family-run spot in the center, which I appreciate. The espresso has a nice, smooth finish without any bitterness. I usually just get a flat white to go.

Popped in for a flat white. It was good, nice and strong. But honestly, for the price, I was expecting a slightly larger cup. Felt a bit small for what you pay. The place itself is lovely and cosy though.

Popped in for a solo lunch, got the Caesar salad. It was fresh and tasty as always. But for &pound;14, the portion felt a bit on the small side for a main. Left me wanting just a little more.

The grilled sea bass was the highlight. Skin crisp, flesh moist and flaky. The lemon butter sauce had just the right acidity. That&#39;s what I came for.

The food was incredible, the best cod I have ever eaten and the rest was of an exceptionally high standard.Well worth a visit!

Stopped in for vegan cakes and the staff were so nice&mdash;they brought out a few options from the back that weren&#39;t even on display. The chocolate orange slice was really good, moist and not too sweet. Coffee was solid too.

The staff here are so friendly and attentive, it feels like you&#39;re visiting a friend&#39;s place. They remembered my usual order and even gave a heads-up on the daily special. Makes the whole meal more enjoyable.

First time here for breakfast. Food was top quality, really enjoyed it. Staff were super friendly too. The place is spotless and seems popular with families, saw a toddler group in.

The staff were really attentive, which made a difference. Menu&#39;s got a lot of options if you&#39;re into Thai. I went for the green curry, decent portion, hit the spot. A bit on the pricier side though.

Nice old building, feels cosy inside. Had the Sunday roast here, beef was tender and the gravy was spot on. Bit pricey for what it is, but a solid meal.

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