A decent neighbourhood pub. The owners and bar staff were friendly, made us feel welcome. Had a couple of decent pints and the Sunday roast was pretty good. It was a bit crowded, but that&#39;s to be expected. A nice spot for a relaxed afternoon.

I&#39;ve been coming here for years and love how they&#39;ve expanded the menu. Their brunch is my go-to &ndash; the avocado toast is always fresh, with perfectly ripe avocado and a nice sprinkle of seeds. The coffee is reliably good too. A solid spot for a healthy, satisfying meal.

Love that they do breakfast all day! The medium breakfast is a solid deal, especially with the half-price drinks. Perfect for a casual catch-up.

Popped in for a quick drink after work. The vibe was just right &ndash; not too loud, good music. My Aperol Spritz was spot on and didn&#39;t break the bank. A solid spot to unwind.

The breakfast sandwich is the thing here. Bacon cooked just right, not too crispy, and the egg is soft. Good bread too. For the price, it&#39;s solid.

Took my dog here for a weekend brunch. They gave her a little blanket and a puppuccino, she was so happy! The omelette and chips were huge, I couldn&#39;t finish it all. Perfect spot to catch up with friends who have pups too.

The food was genuinely good, and it felt nice knowing it was for a good cause. The volunteers were so kind, you could tell they really cared. A lovely, warm atmosphere all around.

Decent fish and chips, classic pub vibe. The real star was the house pale ale &ndash; it cut through the batter perfectly. Service was quick, place was spotless. A solid choice for that Friday night craving.

Busy spot in the summer, but the staff kept things moving. Had to wait a bit for a table, but they were really on it.

The coffee here is decent, but the real star is the selection of books. Spent an hour just browsing the shelves after my coffee. A nice, quiet spot to unwind.

Lovely, cosy spot. Food looks good on camera, no complaints there. Staff were friendly enough. Just a nice, relaxed place for a meal.

Been coming here for years. The owner&#39;s always around, keeps things moving. Even on a packed Saturday morning, my coffee and toast were on the table in under five minutes. That&#39;s what keeps me coming back.

The coffee&#39;s always spot on. Love their teacakes too - they come with a generous amount of butter, which is just right. A solid choice for a quiet afternoon.

The meat feast pizza here is huge, easily feeds two. For the price, you really get your money&#39;s worth. It&#39;s become my go-to when I&#39;m craving something filling without breaking the bank.

Stumbled upon this takeaway spot. They have a few tables and a small shop with Asian ingredients too. Kitchen looked really clean, food made fresh when you order. Nice surprise.

The desserts here are gorgeous. Had the matcha tiramisu and it was stunning, really well presented. Coffee was good too, and the bill didn&#39;t hurt. Nice little spot.

Nice open space and the coffee is consistently good. Staff are friendly too.

Loved the feel of this place. It&#39;s got that proper pub atmosphere, warm and buzzing but not too loud. The interior is surprisingly spacious, which is a nice change. Found a cosy corner by the window and just enjoyed the vibe.

First time here, the grilled vegetable tagine was a lovely surprise. Really fresh and flavourful.

Nice front garden. Back seating area too. Good for a sunny day. Solid selection of real ales and ciders on tap. Staff know their stuff. Just a decent spot for a pint.

The restaurant on Mostyn Street is so easy to spot. I really liked the setup - you can grab a quick bite from the counter or settle in for a proper meal inside. The dining area felt spacious and the booths were surprisingly comfy.

The birthday touch on the dessert was a lovely surprise. I really appreciated that they used fresh berries for the garnish, it felt like a thoughtful detail. The atmosphere was quite lively, which made for a fun evening.

Always a solid choice for a quick, tasty bite. The place is super clean, which I really appreciate. Had the chicken katsu curry again today &ndash; it&#39;s just consistently good and doesn&#39;t break the bank.

Came for the game and it was perfect for that, loads of screens everywhere. Grabbed a burger and some wings, solid pub grub. The pool table was a nice bonus while waiting for halftime. Parking was easy, which is a plus around here.

Solid Guinness here, properly poured. The new electronic darts board is a fun addition, keeps track of the score for you. Nice little upgrade for a classic spot.

Lovely modern spot, really clean. The ordering&rsquo;s straightforward. My eggs benedict were spot on &ndash; the hollandaise had a nice tang and the portion was just right. A solid brunch.

Dog-friendly, which was nice. They even offered a &#39;puppy-chino&#39; for our dog. A thoughtful touch, made it a pleasant stop. The coffee was decent, too.

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