Busy Saturday afternoon, but the bar was well-staffed so service was decent and quick. The beer was well-kept and pretty good. They also have a fine selection of gin. A solid spot for a drink.

The Sunday roast deal with a bottle of wine for &pound;40 is solid. Good portion, beef was tender. The place is dog-friendly, which is useful when you&#39;re out and about. A reliable spot for a straightforward weekend meal.

The Sunday roast was lovely, especially the roast potatoes. They were just right, crispy outside and fluffy inside. The staff were very friendly and attentive, which made the whole meal feel relaxed and comfortable.

Been coming here for years. The coffee and pastries are always just right, a reliable spot for a quick break. No bathroom though.

Popped in for a solo lunch, the steak sandwich was spot on. Good value for the location. Quick service, got me in and out.

The new owners have done a great job here. It&#39;s such a cosy spot for catching up with friends, especially with the fire going. We shared the fish and chips and a burger - proper pub food done right. A really nice, relaxed vibe.

Been coming here for years, and the new lamb biryani is a proper win. Just as good as the old favourites. That depth of flavour keeps me coming back.

The Korean beef was incredibly tender, just melts in your mouth.

Loved the garden area. It&#39;s a lovely spot for a sunny afternoon, and they&#39;re dog-friendly which is a nice touch. Just a bit of a wait for a table outside.

Been here twice in the past week. The staff really make the place - super friendly and always checking in without being overbearing. Food&#39;s solid, especially for the price. The lamb shank on Tuesday was particularly good, fell right off the bone.

The lamb tikka was spot on, really tender. I always notice when a kitchen keeps its door open, and theirs was. It&#39;s a good sign. The lemon rice was nice with it. A solid meal.

Nice spot by the River Avon. Had a decent lunch outside on a sunny afternoon. The view is lovely, makes for a pretty relaxed meal. The service was fine, though a bit slow getting the bill.

Popped in without a booking and they were so lovely! The server was really chatty and friendly, which made the whole vibe perfect for catching up with my mates. A nice change from places that just rush you through.

Nice pub with a good atmosphere and friendly staff. The garden is lovely, though the screens for football could be a bit bigger.

Been coming here for years, and the smoked trout on scrambled eggs is still my go-to. Just as good as ever.

The superior room on the top floor was a great choice. Spacious, clean, and had everything we needed. For the price we paid, it felt like a really good deal. The classic decor was a nice touch too.

The coffee itself is the real star here. They use a single-origin Ethiopian bean, and the pour-over brings out these bright, almost floral notes. It&#39;s a clean, complex cup. The setting is nice, but honestly, I&#39;d come back just for that coffee.

Been coming here for years. The portions are always generous, and the prices stay fair. Their specialty dishes are the best deal, especially on gourmet nights.

Had to dash early, but they boxed up my meal without any fuss. Really appreciate how they handled my dietary needs so smoothly. Quick and hassle-free, exactly what I needed.

Nice spot for a quick lunch. Had the fish and chips, came out fast. Good portion, crispy batter. The fireplace is a nice touch, makes it feel cozy. Service was quick and friendly. Perfect for a midweek bite.

Lovely Sunday lunch spot! The roast was spot on, crispy potatoes and a really good gravy. Nice relaxed vibe in the dining room too. Already thinking about coming back.

The freshly baked bread was a lovely start. You could tell it was made that day, and the olive tapenade spread was particularly good. Simple, but thoughtful.

The tasting menu was a solid choice. Eight distinct courses, each well-executed. The beverage pairings worked.

Been coming here for years, and the staff are the main reason. They actually remember you, chat a bit, and their suggestions are always spot on. Makes it feel like your local spot, not just another restaurant.

The Sunday roast is generous and the pork crackling is spot on. The seating is a bit tight, but the service is very friendly.

Lovely spot for a post-walk lunch. The ploughman&#39;s platter was generous, loads of cheese, chutney, and a proper pork pie. Felt like good value for the Cotswolds, honestly. Could easily share one between two if you&#39;re not starving.

The carvery was a good choice for a busy day. The meats were cooked nicely, and the vegetables were fresh. It felt like a straightforward, comforting meal. The staff were friendly and kept things moving, which was appreciated.

The lamb pathia and keema naan were tasty and fairly priced. The old building has a nice, cosy feel to it.

Cosy spot with the log burner going. The red wine lasagne was a proper portion for the price, really hearty. Sticky toffee pudding was good too. Felt like a decent meal for what I paid.

Stayed here for a night. The room was clean and comfortable, and it was nice and quiet. Breakfast in the morning was pretty good. A decent spot for a short stay.

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