Sam and the team surprised us with a birthday song on the guitar. It was a really nice moment, made the whole evening.

A solid full English. The place itself is a bit plain, but the food hits the spot. You get what you need, nothing more, nothing less.

Food was very good I had the roast port which was delicious , vegetables were beautifully tender , Yorkshire pudding was very tasty The only small thing I would say that could be improved is the roast potatoes could be a little crispier other than that a very delicious and well presented meal

Lovely chilled spot for a weekend lunch. The food was good, but the real star was the wine list. They had a fantastic local Pinot Noir that paired beautifully with my steak. A bit pricey, but the sommelier knew his stuff.

The staff were really welcoming, even to our dog. It&#39;s a nice touch when a place is so pet-friendly. The food was decent, though the service was a little slow at times.

The outdoor seating is a real plus, especially with the blankets provided. It made a cool evening much more comfortable. The cocktails were lovely, and the whole vibe was very relaxed. A nice spot to unwind.

The waffles here are spot on, crisp outside and fluffy inside. Good selection of hot and cold drinks to go with them. The space is comfortable, not cramped. A solid spot for a quick business breakfast or a casual meeting.

Had a big group dinner here. Staff handled our table of eight really well, no stress. They knew the menu, gave solid suggestions. Made the whole thing easy.

The buffet had a nice variety, and everything was kept hot. The staff were really pleasant, which made the meal feel relaxed.

We had a lovely lunch with good service and no pressure to leave quickly so spent a few hours chatting and drinking. I will definitely visit again.

Decent value for a tasting menu. The scallop course was particularly well executed. Service was attentive without being overbearing. Good option for a business dinner near the financial district.

The family running this place are so welcoming. Service was spot on, they really made us feel at home.

Our go-to for the first night on the Isle of Wight. Everything&#39;s cooked fresh when you order, so there&#39;s a bit of a wait, but it&#39;s worth it. The food comes out piping hot and really hits the spot.

The burgers are pretty good, juicy and flavourful. Portions are generous, though the fries could be a bit crispier.

Been coming here for years, and the sea views from the rooms are just stunning. It&rsquo;s the kind of peaceful spot where you can really unwind.

A proper local cafe. The food is wholesome and comes out quickly. It&rsquo;s a popular spot for walkers and cyclists on the coastal path.

I was impressed with the variety on the menu, catering to different diets. The steak I had was cooked to perfection and tasted amazing!

The gluten-free cake was a lovely treat. Sandwiches are generous and good value. I did have to wait a bit for a table, but the staff were very friendly about it. A comfortable spot for a quiet lunch.

Clean place, and the 5-star food safety rating is a nice touch. I noticed the staff wiping down surfaces regularly, which is something you don&#39;t always see. It just makes you feel a bit more comfortable, you know?

Lovely little shop, the staff were so helpful and let me try a few things before buying. Ended up getting a small box, and honestly, for the price, I was hoping for a slightly bigger portion. Still tasty though.

Sausage rolls here are a solid quick bite. Good amount of filling, and they have veggie options too. Grabbed one on the go, came out fast. Exactly what you need for a speedy lunch.

The Korean cucumber yakitori was so fresh and crisp, really hit the spot. The pork belly version was tasty too, though a touch heavy for me. The hispi cabbage with black garlic was the standout &ndash; simple, fresh ingredients done right.

The pistachio cheesecake was the highlight. Rich, creamy, and not overly sweet. Service was prompt and the place was quiet enough for a quick business chat. A solid choice for a dessert stop.

First time trying jellied eel here. It was actually decent! Grabbed some whelks and prawns too. Good spot for a quick seafood bite.

The smell of those cinnamon buns the moment you step inside is just everything. Grabbed one with a coffee and sat by the window for ages. The whole place just has a really nice, relaxed feel to it.

Had to queue for a bit, but it moved fast. The portion size really surprised me &ndash; my plate was absolutely loaded! Good for a proper, filling lunch.

The coffee ceremony at the end was a nice touch. It&#39;s a bit of a process, but interesting to watch. Adds something different to the meal.

Nice little spot for a quiet coffee. The mismatched chairs and sofas give it a homely feel, which I liked. My latte was good, nothing fancy, but hit the spot on a slow afternoon.

Lovely relaxed spot for coffee. The vegan cakes are the real star here - tried the lemon polenta slice and it was so good. Staff are nice, not too fussy. Perfect for a quiet afternoon.

Perfectly crispy fish, fried in peanut oil. Right by Brighton station, so handy for a quick bite.

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