The beer-battered fish and chips is a must-try. The portion was huge, and those homemade chips were perfect. It&#39;s a lovely, cosy spot for a casual meal.

Lovely quirky place, lots of interesting seating areas. Found a hidden garden terrace upstairs which was a nice surprise. Had a really relaxed drink there, the atmosphere was so cozy.

Been coming here for years, and the magic show is still a fun little extra. The rest is solid, but that&#39;s the bit I keep coming back for.

The new owners have kept the historic charm but the portion sizes are a bit on the small side for the price. My fish and chips was tasty, just not as filling as I&#39;d hoped for a classic pub meal.

Grabbed a quick lunch here. Tried a few tapas, all tasty and came out fast. Nice little spot out back to eat. Good for a speedy bite.

The decor&#39;s cool and the DIY DJ booth is a fun idea. Could use a few more interesting beers on tap though.

Popped in for a pint after work. The band playing tonight was really good, just the right volume for a chat. Staff were quick even though it was busy. Decent spot to unwind.

Love the rotating taps here. Always find something new. Perfect for a quick pint after work. Selection of cans is huge too.

Had a party here. The staff were so attentive, really made it feel effortless. The space itself has this warm, inviting vibe that just puts everyone at ease.

Valentine&#39;s dinner was lovely. The server was really friendly and attentive. Food was cooked perfectly, especially the steak. Just a bit pricey for the portion sizes.

The bottomless brunch was a treat. Our server kept our glasses topped up without us having to ask, which was really nice. Made the whole meal feel relaxed and easy.

The owner&#39;s so warm and chatty, it really does feel like a village cafe where everyone knows your name. That kind of welcome is rare. Just a lovely, cozy spot to unwind.

The Sunday roast here is solid - the beef was cooked just right and the Yorkshire puddings were proper. It&#39;s the kind of homemade quality you don&#39;t mind waiting a bit for. The whole place just feels really cosy, which made for a nice relaxed Sunday afternoon.

The staff were so lovely with our little one, really patient and helpful. Made the whole meal a lot more relaxed.

The small plates are a great way to try a few things. The liver and bacon was spot on. Had a really interesting local red that paired beautifully with it. A solid choice for a casual dinner with good drinks.

Great spot for a drink. The covered outdoor area is perfect for a rainy evening. Had a decent local ale, but the wine list felt a bit limited for the menu. Still, a solid choice for a casual pint.

Came in on a quiet Tuesday. The lack of TVs is a nice touch, makes it easy to just talk. Had the fish and chips. Portion was generous for the price, really filled me up. Good spot for a simple, no-fuss meal.

The cakes are huge! Shared a slice of chocolate fudge with my mate after dinner, it was the perfect sweet end to our catch-up. Really good.

The beef bourguignon was spot on, really rich and tender. Paired it with a glass of their house red, which worked beautifully. Not your average pub grub at all. A bit on the pricey side, but you can taste the difference.

A nice spot for a relaxed Sunday afternoon. They had a live band playing which was lovely. The staff were friendly and my pint was good. Just a comfortable place to unwind for a couple of hours.

A lovely, cosy pub. The new owners are so friendly and welcoming, it really makes a difference. The seats by the window are comfy for a quiet drink. Feels like it could become a regular spot.

The large Pepsi was a bit pricey. That&#39;s the only thing I&#39;d mention. The burger itself was spot on - the patty had a proper char, and the cheese was nicely melted. Just a solid, straightforward burger.

The flatbread with lamb was huge, and the chicken gyro too. The manager was spot on with his suggestion to try the lamb first. A proper feast for two.

Lovely brunch, the sharing board was a treat. Staff were really friendly and attentive, which made the whole experience feel relaxed. A nice touch that they offered prosecco or beer with it.

The fish and chips were spot on, a really good pub version. The sea bass was lovely too. I liked the feel of the place, it&#39;s got a nice, relaxed vibe with comfy booths.

The live music was a nice touch. They had a local guitarist playing some acoustic covers, not too loud. It made for a relaxed Friday night vibe. Just a bit of background, nothing overwhelming.

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