Solid spot for a quick lunch. The chicken tikka masala was ready in under 10 minutes, which is perfect for my break. Good spice level, not too heavy. Portion was decent for the price. Just what you need when you&#39;re in a rush.

Steph and Miles have a solid menu. The vegan options are actually good, not just an afterthought. Tried the roasted cauliflower steak with tahini and pomegranate &ndash; the texture was spot on, not mushy. The flavours worked.

The staff&#39;s kindness was a real plus. Had a minor issue with my flat late one night, and they let me use their phone to sort it. Went above and beyond what you&#39;d expect.

Cosy spot, and the table with the fire pit is a nice touch. The wine list had some interesting local options that paired well with the vibe.

The homemade potato bread at the start was the star for me. So fluffy and warm, with a hint of herbs. I ended up asking for a second basket! The rest was nice, but that bread really set a good mood.

The fish and chips were spot on. Really liked how much space there was between the tables, made it feel relaxed.

Came for a sandwich and ended up staying for ages. The chicken pesto one was so fresh, with really good bread. Just a nice, easy spot to sit and chat.

Had our party in the Bosworth suite. The woodfire pizzas were the star &ndash; crispy crust, great flavour. Everyone kept going back for more. The team handled a big group really well.

Steak and ale pie for lunch. Chips were proper, peas fresh. The pie itself? Solid. Good ale selection as always. Staff were friendly, had a quick chat. Decent pub grub.

The lamb shank was the star. Slow-cooked for hours, the meat just fell off the bone. The red wine sauce was rich and deep, with a hint of rosemary. It&#39;s a generous portion, too. Honestly, I&#39;d come back just for that dish.

Loved the room, it had such a nice vibe. The bed was super comfy and the little Christmas tree was a really sweet touch. Everything felt fresh and clean when we arrived.

Popped in for a pint and ended up staying for a few. The vibe is warm and cozy, exactly what you want from a local pub. The bartender had some solid tips on the area too. Good spot.

Lovely old building and a huge, well-kept beer garden. The separate kids&#39; play area is a nice touch. My main takeaway is that the food felt a bit heavy for a summer lunch; I would have loved to see more fresh, light options on the menu.

The hot towels at the end were a nice, thoughtful touch. Food came out quickly and hot, which was perfect for our work group.

Great for a quick bite. Food came out fast, no waiting around. Had the burger, it was solid. Mikaela and Lee were nice, kept things moving. Good spot when you&#39;re in a hurry.

Joe and Lilen were so nice. My burger was cooked just right, and the fries were crispy. Everyone at our table seemed happy with their food.

Lovely old pub, really liked the cosy feel. We had the steak and ale pie, which was proper hearty. Just a bit pricey for a pub meal, but the atmosphere made up for it.

Tried the set menu. The sardines were butterflied and grilled, really nice. Catalan fish stew was a big bowl, packed with flavour. Portions are generous, left feeling full. Good for the price.

The mezze platter is a decent way to try a bit of everything. The hummus was pretty good, tasted homemade. A nice, relaxed meal.

Loved the vibe here! The burger was spot on, juicy and cooked just right. The fries were tasty, but some were a bit under-seasoned while others were fine. Still, a solid spot for a casual bite.

The champagne afternoon tea was lovely. I really appreciated the fresh ingredients - the scones were warm, and the fruit on the pastries tasted so vibrant. Having the place mostly to ourselves made for a very peaceful afternoon.

Booked a big table for our group, and it was easy to get everyone seated. The space is really open and airy, which is nice when you&#39;re with a crowd. Didn&#39;t feel cramped at all.

Pork chop was cooked perfectly. Steaks also done right. Ingredients taste fresh, clearly seasonal. Good execution on the basics.

Lovely spot in Minchinhampton. Dropped in for a slice of their homemade cake and a coffee. The cake was really good, moist and not too sweet. Just a nice, simple treat. The place has a proper local feel to it.

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