The pasty and gravy were tasty, but I really liked the clean, bright space. Feels like a proper independent spot.

The 40oz tomahawk was the star here - cooked just right. Staff were really friendly too.

Loved the upstairs space. Those big bay windows let in the most beautiful light during lunch. Felt so peaceful just sitting there. The bill for five of us, with a few drinks, was surprisingly gentle.

The food here has that lovely, homemade feel to it. We grabbed a bottle of their olive oil on the way out &ndash; perfect for when my friends come over for dinner.

Seafood linguine was spot on, pasta cooked just right. The wholetail scampi was a nice touch. Staff were really friendly, even turned the music down a bit when we asked. Made for a relaxed evening.

A nice little pub with decent weekend music. They do karaoke and quizzes on weeknights, which is a fun touch. The atmosphere is pretty good. A solid spot for a casual drink.

Been coming here for years for their bacon butty. It&#39;s a proper one, good bacon, decent bread, and you get a lot for your money. Staff are always friendly. Easy to park and a quick stroll to the front.

Came for the TV show connection, which is a nice touch. Food was decent, nothing special. Service was efficient, got us in and out quickly. Worth a stop if you&#39;re in the area and a fan.

Been here a few times. They do decent mid-week deals, like 40% off mains. Just a tip &ndash; ask them to bring your main out hot, not after you&#39;ve finished your starter. Makes a difference.

A decent traditional pub. The steak and ale pie was pretty good, and the sticky toffee pudding was lovely. The menu has some nice options. It was a bit noisy inside, but fine for a casual meal.

The half chicken from the lunch menu is really good, cooked on a BBQ with lovely spices. The salad with the homemade spicy mayo is a nice touch. Staff were friendly, and the booth seating was quite comfortable.

The complimentary lentil soup with the full breakfast is a nice touch. Good flavour, sets it apart.

Nice spot by the river, feels like a chilled-out European bistro. We grabbed a table on the terrace overlooking the footbridge, which was lovely in the sun. My steak frites was cooked just right, though the portion felt a bit small for the price. Still, a pleasant way to spend an afternoon.

Came for the meat platter. It&#39;s huge! The lamb and chicken were really tender, and the pitta bread was warm and fluffy. The salad and tzatziki were a nice fresh touch. Honestly, two of us couldn&#39;t finish it &ndash; could easily feed four. Good value for the money.

Really enjoyed the afternoon tea here. The sandwiches and cakes were a nice selection. What stood out was the staff&#39;s suggestion for a light, sparkling wine to go with the scones - it worked perfectly. Very friendly service all around.

Hannah and Dave have put together such a cosy, quirky little spot. It genuinely feels like you&#39;re over at a favourite relative&#39;s house for dinner. The whole vibe is just really warm and welcoming.

Bottomless brunch was a fun vibe. I really appreciated the fresh fruit and greens in the salad bar &ndash; the ingredients tasted crisp and well-sourced. The staff kept things lively, though the music got a bit loud for a relaxed chat.

The hanging kebab was a fun presentation. I really appreciated how fresh the ingredients tasted.

Busy Sunday brunch spot. Their Scottish eggs are spot on - perfectly runny yolk, crisp sausage. The breakfast brioche was good, but the banana bread with bacon was the real star. Sweet, salty, and just the right amount of greasy. A solid find.

Menu has solid options. The student and family deals are a plus. Portions are decent, didn&#39;t feel overpriced. Good spot for a straightforward meal.

The food here is amazing and reasonably priced. I would definitely recommend this place for anyone looking for a good meal without breaking the bank.

The food tastes so authentic, just like in Thailand. I really appreciate how fresh and vibrant the ingredients are.

Service was pleasant and the pasta was pretty good. The waitress was attentive without being overbearing. A solid meal overall, though the portion felt a bit on the smaller side.

The steak was exactly medium-rare as I asked. The peppercorn sauce was rich and had a nice kick. Veggies were crisp and well-seasoned. A solid, straightforward meal.

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