Belle was so welcoming and attentive, really made the evening. She gave us a couple of great recommendations that we wouldn&#39;t have tried otherwise.

Loved the cosy vibe here. The stone walls and open fire gave it such a warm, old-school pub feel. Perfect for a chilly evening.

A nice spot for a break. The Fuller&#39;s and guest beers are good, but I&#39;d love to see more low-alcohol or alcohol-free options on the menu.

Proper old-school pub feel. The roast beef was spot on, really tender. Staff were friendly and quick. Just a bit pricey for a Sunday lunch, but you get what you pay for I suppose.

Solid pub classics and some more refined options too. The portions are generous, and you can tell they use fresh ingredients. I really appreciated how comfortable the seating was - not something you always find. Made for a relaxed meal.

The pretzel with rarebit dip is a solid snack with a pint. The bubble and squeak balls had a nice jalape&ntilde;o kick.

Huge portions here, perfect for a quick bite. The seafood platter is massive, easily enough for two. They even threw in a free bottle of wine. Got in and out fast during my lunch break.

The chicken and ham hock pie was a proper, hearty dish. I had it with a glass of their house red, which cut through the richness nicely. A solid choice for a cold evening.

Nice to see solid vegan choices alongside the classics. The wine list had a good pairing for the mushroom dish.

Just stopped by for a quick bite. The chef&#39;s passion really comes through in the flavours. Everything was spot on, from how it looked to how it smelled. Simple but impressive.

The fish and chips were spot on - super crispy batter and those triple-cooked chips were a game changer.

I was impressed by the variety of meats and vegetables available. The service was attentive, making for a pleasant dining experience.

Got the burger on a local&#39;s recommendation. The patty was juicy and cooked just right, with really fresh local ingredients. It&#39;s up there with the best I&#39;ve had in town.

Stayed overnight. Staff were friendly. The eggs benedict at breakfast was spot on, runny yolk and all. Partner&#39;s pancakes looked decent too. Solid start to the day.

They&#39;ve clearly been working on things. Staff were more attentive this time, service felt smoother. My main course arrived hot, which is a basic thing but makes such a difference. A step in the right direction.

Been coming here for years. The game room&#39;s always a hit with the group, keeps everyone happy.

A welcome stop after cycling. The beer garden was lovely for a pint in the sun. Staff were friendly, and it seems a good place to catch a match.

Pies and burgers were spot on. Freshly cooked, not just reheated. Menu had enough variety to keep it interesting. Solid meal.

Been coming here for years. The service is always spot on, never feels rushed. It&#39;s just consistent, which is what keeps me coming back.

The full English here is spot on. I always look for places that use free-range eggs, and theirs were cooked just right. A solid start to the day.

The fish and chips were spot on - lovely and crispy. The atmosphere was relaxed, and the staff were really friendly. My only small note is that the seating was a bit snug for a longer meal, but it was still a nice, easy lunch.

Came with a group that had all sorts of dietary needs. The menu had clear labels, which was a lifesaver. Everyone got a proper, filling meal. Honestly, that&#39;s rare. We liked it so much we went back later that week.

Popped in with a few mates for a catch-up. The vibe is spot on, especially with the pool tables. The service was quick and friendly. My old fashioned was well-made, a proper sipper for the evening. Solid spot for a casual drink.

I had a lovely time at the brunch, thanks to the amazing service from Robbie and the team. The atmosphere was vibrant, and the food was delicious!

Butternut curry was spot on. Creamy, just the right heat. The 2-for-1 espresso martini deal was a nice bonus. Interior&rsquo;s lovely too, despite the street works.

The ribs were good, meat fell right off the bone. The chips and slaw were fine, but the portion felt a bit small for the price.

Decent spot, usually busy. The staff are pretty good and quick. They remembered my usual order, which was a nice touch. Food was fine, though a bit pricey for what it is.

Had to try the new menu. The grilled octopus with smoked paprika was a real standout &ndash; tender, with a nice char. A bit pricey, but I&rsquo;d come back just for that dish.

Popped in for a Sunday roast on a whim - they squeezed us in, no fuss. The roast beef was spot on, really tender, and the Yorkshire puddings were proper fluffy. Just what you want on a lazy Sunday.

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