Came for the fish and chips on a Friday. The batter had a nice hint of dill, and the chips were spot on. The portions were generous, which I appreciated. The space itself is really bright and airy, with big windows.

The curry was spot on, and the pizza had a nice crust. But the real standout for me was the space itself &ndash; high ceilings, lots of natural light, and those big comfy booths. Just a really pleasant place to sit for a while.

Stayed over the weekend. The room was fine, bathroom spacious. The restaurant&#39;s butternut squash soup was the standout - really flavourful and well-seasoned. Burger was decent too. Good spot for a simple meal.

The outdoor area is really nice, spacious and perfect for a relaxed drink. I enjoyed the New Zealand pale ale. The walls are covered in these interesting old pictures, which gave the whole place a cool, lived-in vibe.

The narrowboat seating is such a fun touch. Really adds to the quirky, cosy vibe. A unique spot for a relaxed meal.

The Sunday roast beef was spot on, not dry at all. Veg were nicely done too. Good portion for the price.

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.

Booked ahead for a Saturday evening, which was definitely needed. It was packed! The staff were really lovely and attentive despite the rush. Our table was in a nice, quiet corner which made the whole evening feel relaxed.

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

Been coming here for years, and the beef roast is always spot on. Never greasy, never dry. Just a solid, reliable Sunday lunch by the canal. That&#39;s what keeps me coming back.

The food here has that lovely, homemade feel to it. We grabbed a bottle of their olive oil on the way out &ndash; perfect for when my friends come over for dinner.

Came for the TV show connection, which is a nice touch. Food was decent, nothing special. Service was efficient, got us in and out quickly. Worth a stop if you&#39;re in the area and a fan.

Been here a few times. They do decent mid-week deals, like 40% off mains. Just a tip &ndash; ask them to bring your main out hot, not after you&#39;ve finished your starter. Makes a difference.

The pastrami sandwich here is a standout. The bread is perfectly soft, and the meat is nicely seasoned.

The half chicken from the lunch menu is really good, cooked on a BBQ with lovely spices. The salad with the homemade spicy mayo is a nice touch. Staff were friendly, and the booth seating was quite comfortable.

Nice spot by the river, feels like a chilled-out European bistro. We grabbed a table on the terrace overlooking the footbridge, which was lovely in the sun. My steak frites was cooked just right, though the portion felt a bit small for the price. Still, a pleasant way to spend an afternoon.

Came for the meat platter. It&#39;s huge! The lamb and chicken were really tender, and the pitta bread was warm and fluffy. The salad and tzatziki were a nice fresh touch. Honestly, two of us couldn&#39;t finish it &ndash; could easily feed four. Good value for the money.

Staff were really efficient, got my order sorted in no time. Food came out fast, perfect for a quick lunch. Place was clean and tidy too. No complaints.

A decent spot for a meal with the dogs. The staff were fine with them, and a few other patrons said hello. Food was pretty good, though the outdoor seating area could use a bit of a tidy.

Bottomless brunch was a fun vibe. I really appreciated the fresh fruit and greens in the salad bar &ndash; the ingredients tasted crisp and well-sourced. The staff kept things lively, though the music got a bit loud for a relaxed chat.

The hanging kebab was a fun presentation. I really appreciated how fresh the ingredients tasted.

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