The fish and chips were spot on. The batter was crisp, not greasy, and the chips had that proper fluffy inside. The mushy peas were a bit too thick for my liking, but the fish itself was perfect. That&#39;s what I come for.

The salmon and cheese on sourdough was a real find. The salmon was creamy, the bread perfectly crisp. A lovely little lunch spot in London.

The lunch deal is generous! I really appreciated the fresh bread and homemade chilli sauce. It felt like a wholesome, simple meal. The ingredients tasted very fresh.

The chicken curry here was spot on. Just the right amount of spice and so flavourful. The owner was lovely too, really took the time to chat and suggest things we&rsquo;d enjoy.

Stumbled in by chance. Oysters were top-notch. Skate cooked just right. Coffee creme br&ucirc;l&eacute;e to finish. Solid meal.

Had a Sunday roast here with my mates. The beef was spot on, really tender. Veggies were nice too. The sticky toffee pudding was the star though, so good for sharing. A proper cosy pub for a chilled catch-up.

Popped in for a light lunch. The food was quick and tasty. Their house white was a surprisingly good match for the simple salad and cured meats. Crisp and dry, just right. A solid spot for a casual bite with a decent glass of wine.

The grilled chicken is always spot on, juicy and full of flavour. But the peri-peri sauce bar is the real star for me &ndash; love trying all the different heat levels!

Staff were so friendly and attentive from the moment we arrived. They were brilliant with my niece, which made the whole lunch feel really relaxed. A lovely touch.

I appreciate the restaurant&#39;s efforts to accommodate dietary restrictions. The staff was knowledgeable and helpful in explaining the menu options for gluten-free and vegan diets.

The three-course deal is such good value! Perfect for a catch-up with friends, we had a great time in the outside area.

The staff were really welcoming and friendly. They took the time to explain the specials and checked in just the right amount. It&#39;s a small thing, but that kind of service makes the whole evening more relaxed.

Came for lunch, had the sea bass. The portion was generous for the price, which I always appreciate. Staff were nice, even showed us around the old building after. Good value for a proper meal.

Even on a packed Saturday night, the service never felt rushed. They still took the time to explain the specials properly. That attention made a real difference.

Family-run spot, chef really cares. The buttermilk drink was something else - spicy and unique, not what you&#39;d expect. A bit of a surprise, but in a good way.

The dough was spot on, really authentic chew. Their gluten-free crust puffed up nicely too, and paired well with a light lager.

The tempura prawns and dumplings are a must for sharing! The red Thai pork curry was better than the green chicken one.

Pizzas came out piping hot, even early on a busy Saturday. The thin crust was spot on. Ham was a bit light on one of them, and the sausage was a touch dry, but the base was so good I&#39;d definitely get it again.

Spacious spot, easy for my grandma&#39;s wheelchair. The outdoor seating was lovely on a summer evening. The staff were really sweet. I did feel their wine list was a bit limited for pairing with the grilled dishes, but we managed.

The back room was lovely for our group. The menu had thoughtful options for different diets, and everything tasted really fresh.

Lovely garden out back with covered seating, perfect for a drizzly evening. The Mediterranean twist on the menu was a nice surprise. Staff were really friendly too. A solid spot near the station.

The staff here are incredibly friendly and accommodating, making the dining experience even more enjoyable. The sirloin steak and chunky chips are a must-try!

The beer selection is fantastic. Seven cask ales on tap, including a black IPA, and the prices are really good.

Been coming here for years. It&#39;s dead handy being right between the two stations. The main room&#39;s fine, but I usually head to that little extra building out back - feels a bit more cosy. Decent spot for a quiet pint.

Popped in on a Monday for the half-price food deal. Got the fish and chips. Crispy batter, decent portion for the price. Beer was cold, taps looked good. Solid spot for a cheap bite.

Loved the hand-pumped ales here, a really nice selection. The space inside is great too, loads of room to just stand with a pint and chat. Food menu looked decent, though I just stuck to the beers this time.

Had a decent lunch here. The food is consistently pretty good, and the atmosphere is nice. Kinga was very welcoming today, which was a nice touch. A reliable spot.

The naan was fantastic, and their wine list had a great pairing suggestion for it.

The gluten-free pizza crust was quite hard, and it arrived cold. I appreciate having the option, but the texture and temperature really affected the experience.

The jerk chicken was huge and really juicy, which was a nice surprise. I also noticed they had a decent selection of non-alcoholic options, which is always a plus for me. The space itself felt a bit cramped though, especially when it got busy.

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