The real ales here are a proper treat. I&#39;m not usually an ale person, but I tried a couple and they were really smooth. The staff were lovely and explained the different options without being pushy. Nice spot for a relaxed drink.

Portions are a bit small, but the dishes are so creative and tasty. The seating was really comfortable, which made the meal relaxing.

Perfect for a quick lunch. Fish and chips were spot on, crispy batter, no soggy chips. In and out in 30 mins, which is exactly what I needed. Pizza looked good too, might try that next time.

Been coming here for years, and that fish platter is the reason. Always fresh, always generous. Perfect for a quick, satisfying meal with a mate. Never lets me down.

Tried their banquet night deal. Comes with a drink and ice cream. Decent spread for the price, though the mains were a bit on the small side. Good for a casual mid-week dinner.

Service was friendly and efficient, even on a busy Saturday. The place is small, so booking is a must. For the price, the portions were decent. I&#39;d say it&#39;s worth a detour if you&#39;re in the area.

Good spot for a casual dinner with colleagues. The menu clearly marks gluten-free options, which was helpful. Food was fresh and seasonal. Service was efficient, got us in and out in a reasonable time.

The scallops were spot on, and the beef ragu was a hearty main. What really made it for me was the wine list &ndash; found a lovely red that paired perfectly with the ragu. Views are a bonus. A bit on the pricey side, but worth it for the drink selection.

A decent spot right by the Taff Trail, very handy for cyclists. The beer garden is nice when the sun&#39;s out. Food was pretty good, though my chips were a touch cold. Would pop in again.

The tasting menu was a delight. I really appreciated how fresh and vibrant the ingredients were in each course. The wine pairings suggested were thoughtful, though I would have loved a non-alcoholic pairing option too.

Stumbled upon this spot. The espresso was strong and smooth, and the nata was spot on. Really liked the vibe in here.

Stumbled upon this place in town centre. Portuguese home cooking, feels like someone&#39;s kitchen. The homemade chips are the star, crispy and salty. Rustic decor, a bit worn but it&#39;s part of the vibe.

The afternoon tea in the Cellar was lovely. Anna and her team were very attentive. I particularly appreciated the freshness of the ingredients, especially the cucumber sandwiches and the scones. Everything felt light and thoughtfully prepared.

Stumbled upon it driving by. The food was solid, good quality for the price. But what really stuck with me was the space itself &ndash; the high ceilings and those big windows let in so much light, felt really open and relaxed.

The Sunday roast is my go-to for catching up with friends. The portions are huge and you get a bit of everything. Great for sharing!

The pasty and gravy were tasty, but I really liked the clean, bright space. Feels like a proper independent spot.

The 40oz tomahawk was the star here - cooked just right. Staff were really friendly too.

Loved the upstairs space. Those big bay windows let in the most beautiful light during lunch. Felt so peaceful just sitting there. The bill for five of us, with a few drinks, was surprisingly gentle.

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