The live music nights are a nice touch. But honestly, I&#39;m here for the food. The fish and chips are the real draw - the batter is light and crisp, and the chips are proper thick-cut. That&#39;s what keeps me coming back.

Grabbed a quick bite here. The nachos were solid, exactly what you want for a casual lunch. Food came out fast, which is key for me. Decent spot for a no-fuss meal.

Nice spot for a family dinner. Staff are always friendly and helpful, which makes a real difference.

Been coming here for years. Sid&rsquo;s always behind the bar, same friendly chat. That&rsquo;s what keeps me coming back&mdash;just a reliable, good spot.

The gammon steak was spot on, really hit the spot. Staff were lovely and cheerful too.

Michael&#39;s welcome was spot on. Felt looked after from the moment we walked in. Made the whole evening.

Jamie the manager always remembers us and our little one. The food is reliably good and always comes out hot. It&#39;s a nice, easy spot for a family meal.

Stopped in for a pint after the train. The place has a proper old-school feel to it, really liked the vibe. Live music was on, which made it quite lively. Just a nice, easy spot near the station.

The burger was spot on, juicy and cooked just right. Paired it with a local craft lager that cut through the richness nicely. Service was warm and genuine. The pasta dish, however, felt a bit underwhelming compared to everything else.

Service was spot on. They handled our group&#39;s dietary needs without any fuss, really attentive. Makes a difference when you&#39;re out for a meal.

Lovely spot for afternoon tea. The staff were so friendly, it just felt warm and cosy. Had a proper catch-up with the girls.

Been coming here for years. Staff know my usual order, service is quick and efficient. That personal touch makes a difference for a regular. A solid, reliable local option.

Tahmid was a really friendly waiter. The margarita pizza was classic, and we didn&#39;t wait long. But for the price, the portion felt a bit small. I was still a little hungry afterwards.

Managed to get a last-minute table, which was a nice surprise. The star for me was the grilled octopus - perfectly tender with a smoky char. Portion was a bit smaller than expected, but the flavour was spot on.

Menu&#39;s got a proper veggie/vegan section. Portions are huge. My plate looked like a photo.

Tasting menu was the highlight. Each course looked great and packed flavour. The &#39;Price is Wight&#39; special was good value for the quality.

Portions are huge, which I appreciate. The Greek salad is always fresh, and the thin-crust pizzas are a solid choice. It&#39;s a reliable spot for a filling meal.

Popped in a few times while I was around. The smaller plates were perfect for trying more things. Kids had a blast in the play corner too.

Naomi was a fantastic host. The acoustics are spot on&mdash;could actually have a conversation with my wife without shouting, even with a few kids in the room. My glass of Rioja paired nicely with the steak. A comfortable spot for a relaxed dinner.

Been coming here for years. The fireplace is lovely, especially in winter. Had the charcuterie board again last night - still the best in the area. Good, honest food.

The scallops and turbot on the tasting menu were lovely. Had a glass of Sancerre with the fish course, a spot-on pairing that really worked. The wine list is decently priced, though I wish they had more by-the-glass options for the menu.

English breakfast was solid. Good spread, everything cooked right. Bit pricey for what it is, but no complaints on the food itself. Would hit the spot again.

The roast was generous, and I really appreciated the fresh, crisp vegetables. The cauliflower cheese was a nice touch, but the Yorkshire pudding could have been a bit lighter. A good, hearty meal after a long walk.

The chilli seekh kebab was really juicy, which is a nice change. The chicken tikka naga had a good kick to it without being too much. Everything was still hot when I got it home, which was a plus.

Came in to escape the rain, ended up staying for hours. The open fire was a lifesaver, and the staff were just lovely &mdash; felt like a proper local.

Loved staying here for a weekend with friends. The food was really good, especially the Sunday roast. The village is so quiet and pretty, perfect for a relaxed catch-up. The pub itself has a lovely, cozy feel.

Lovely local pub. The staff were so friendly and made us feel welcome straight away.

The lunch deal is a good option. I had the grilled salmon with a side salad. The salmon was cooked just right, and the greens in the salad were really fresh. A solid choice for a healthy midday meal.

Lovely old pub, really warm and cosy inside. Had a proper Sunday roast here, just what you want on a grey afternoon. The fire was lit, and the whole place felt so relaxed.

Cozy spot, perfect for a quiet dinner. Staff were really friendly, noticed they kept our water topped up without being asked. The background music was a nice touch, not too loud. Just a nice, relaxed evening out.

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