The food was fresh and well-balanced, with plenty of healthy options. Good value for the quality of ingredients.

Came for a Christmas work dinner. The Cherry Bakewell cocktail was a standout. James and Sophie handled our large table efficiently. Food was decent, service was prompt. Good for a group booking.

The beef was spot on for the Sunday roast. The wine list had a nice Rioja that paired beautifully with it.

A welcome return to a cherished place for us, and a pleasure to introduce it to an old friend. Excellent food in convivial surroundings.

Been coming here for years, and the menu&#39;s always got something new to try. Keeps me coming back. Even with all the new Indian spots popping up in Oxford, I still find myself craving their lamb rogan josh the most. It&#39;s just consistently good.

The beer garden is a good size, with heaters. A solid option if you want to avoid the crowded, loud pubs in the centre. Decent for a quiet after-work pint.

Pulled pork burger was top. Even the side salad was fresh and crisp, not just an afterthought. Shows they care about the details.

Nice spot for a coffee. My friend&#39;s macaron frappe was spot on, really creamy and not too sweet. My flat white was decent, but the milk could&#39;ve been a touch hotter. Good for a relaxed catch-up.

Decent fish and chips. The batter was crispy, chips well-seasoned. Portion size is generous, fish tasted fresh. Good for a quick, filling meal.

Melissa was so patient with all our breakfast tweaks. Food came out piping hot, which was just right.

Popped in for an early dinner. The garlic bread on a pizza base was a nice surprise, really enjoyed that. Service was quick and friendly, which made it a very relaxed visit. Just a comfortable spot for a quiet meal.

Menu&#39;s got a bit of everything. The starters were the highlight for me. Had a nice glass of Rioja with the spicy lamb main &ndash; it really stood up to the heat. Solid spot for the price.

Booked a table for six, no fuss at all. The veggie options are solid &ndash; had the mushroom risotto. Their wine list is decent, found a nice Pinot Noir that worked well with it. A bit on the pricier side for what it is, but the service was smooth.

The Goan fish curry was the star for me. Just the right amount of heat, and the portion was huge&mdash;ended up taking half of it home! Good value for a proper, flavourful meal.

The staff were really attentive with my dairy-free request and even adjusted the curry&#39;s sweetness. A very considerate spot.

Lovely, warm space. The decor is thoughtful without being overdone. We sat by the window and the whole place just felt clean and inviting. Food arrived promptly, which was nice.

The lamb vindaloo was the standout. Rich, deep flavours, and the heat level was spot on. The lamb itself was tender, falling apart easily. The korma was fine, but the vindaloo is what I&#39;d come back for.

The steak with Dijon mushroom sauce was the star for me. The sauce had a nice tang that worked so well with the meat. Portions are definitely generous, so I was glad I skipped lunch! The linguine looked great at the next table, too.

Emma was a great server for our first bottomless brunch. The whole vibe was really relaxed, just a nice spot to unwind for a couple of hours. We&#39;ll be back for sure.

Cool spot! The warm cookie dough with gelato was the highlight for me.

The garden seating is lovely, so many plants! A really nice spot for a relaxed lunch.

Had the tasting menu, solid value. The wine pairing was a bit hit-or-miss, but the one with the lamb was spot on. Food&#39;s traditional with a clever twist, cooked just right.

The full English breakfast was spot on, with really good quality ingredients. I also appreciated the comfortable seating and the friendly service. The Mediterranean-style decor and background music made for a relaxing morning.

The pulled pork flatbread was great, really flavourful. What made it for me was the coffee though &ndash; a proper, rich brew, served with a glass of water on the side. A nice touch. I&rsquo;ve been telling friends about it.

The Sunday roast was the main event. Beef was cooked just right, not dry at all. The Yorkshire pudding was perfect for soaking up the gravy. Roast potatoes had that crispy edge I look for.

Sunday roast was spot on. The beef was cooked just right, and the gravy was really good. Nice, relaxed vibe for a Sunday afternoon.

Popped in for a quick bite. The spiced chicken was really good, huge portion too. Couldn&#39;t finish it all. Staff were nice.

Isabelle was lovely, really made us feel looked after. The service was just right - attentive without being overbearing. It&#39;s the kind of place where you can relax and not feel rushed at all.

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