The new ordering screens are handy. Got the spicy chicken ramen, broth was rich and the noodles had a good bite. The chicken itself was a bit dry though.

Service was quick and friendly even when they were packed. Food arrived hot, which was nice.

Always spotless when I pop in. The whole place just feels clean and looked after, which makes a big difference when you&#39;re just sitting with a coffee.

The pastries are huge and so soft, like they just came out of the oven. I love that they&#39;re always trying new flavour ideas, keeps it interesting. My only tiny gripe is they can sell out of the popular ones quite early.

Popped in for a quick dinner. The chicken tikka masala was pretty good, and the naan was decent. Good value for a tenner.

Rich and his team provided an amazing experience during our brunch. The drinks were plentiful, and the food was delicious. It&#39;s the best brunch we&#39;ve had, and we can&#39;t wait to come back!

The cask ales are the main draw. They had a local bitter that was perfectly kept, not too warm, with a nice malty body and a dry finish. The lager options are decent but it&#39;s the real ales that keep me coming back.

The restaurant was very busy when we arrived for our booking and so we had to wait around 15 minutes for our table.  There was plenty of variety at the carvery with several meats and lots of vegetables. The food was delicious and the service was friendly.

The carvery&#39;s a good deal with the Blue Light Card. The dining area feels spacious and relaxed, which was nice.

Had the Cornish pasty here, it was huge and really tasty. The coffee was decent too. Service was quick, which was perfect because we were catching up with friends and didn&#39;t want a long wait. Good spot for a casual bite.

The hot chocolate with real flakes was a treat. Their barista coffee is solid, but the chocolate drink stole the show for me.

Booked ahead for the Sunday carvery - smart move, it&#39;s packed. The wait was short, and the staff were on it. The house red was a solid match for the roast.

A real gem of a delicatessen. The garlic chutney is fantastic. Angela on the floor was so helpful, she suggested a lovely Spanish red that worked perfectly with the cured meats I picked out. A bit of a wait at the counter, but worth it for the quality.

Get there early if you want the creels! They were already gone by 11am when my friend and I tried to grab some. The pastries looked amazing too, but we missed out. A good spot for a morning catch-up, just plan ahead.

Arrived an hour early, no problem food lovely sea bass was fresh and plenty of it. steak cooked to perfection my husband ordered it medium rare and that is how it came. A lot of places he orders medium rare and it comes well done. Nothing too much trouble with the service. Altogether a very pleasurable experience

The chef made me a special off-menu dish for my dietary needs, and it was honestly so good. The staff were really nice about it too.

The arancini were spot on, crispy outside and creamy within. My Cajun chicken burger was juicy, and the bun held up well. Fresh produce really shows in their daily soup too. A solid, straightforward meal.

Stopped in for the veggie English breakfast. The space is really bright and airy, with big windows. Makes for a nice, relaxed spot to start the day. The breakfast itself was hearty and fresh.

Popped in for a late lunch. The chips were spot on - crispy outside, fluffy inside. Coffee was a proper strong brew. Staff were friendly and quick. Prices felt fair for what you get.

Came for a late cream tea. The scones were incredibly fresh, which made all the difference.

The cocktails were the real star for me. I tried their signature &#39;Smoky Negroni&#39; and the balance was spot on - not too bitter, with a really nice herbal finish. Great vibe for a Friday night with mates. 🍸

The staff were really friendly and helpful when I had questions about the menu. They took the time to explain the dishes, which made choosing much easier. The food was good quality for the price.

Cosy little French spot, ideal for a relaxed dinner. The coq au vin was spot on, and the wine list had a few really interesting Burgundies that paired beautifully. A bit on the quiet side, but that suited us just fine.

Been coming here for years. It&#39;s a proper old pub, not one of those fancy tourist spots. Low ceilings, dark wood, feels like it&#39;s been here forever. Just off the main drag so it&#39;s a bit quieter.

Lovely family-run spot. The staff are genuinely warm, which makes a difference. Had a glass of their house red with the pasta&mdash;simple but a nice pairing for a relaxed evening.

The Wolf burger with pulled duck is a solid choice. Patty was juicy, duck portion generous and flavourful. Sweet potato fries and slaw were good too. A bit pricey for a burger, but you get what you pay for.

Been coming here for years. Their enchiladas are the reason I keep coming back - always just as good as the first time. The sauce is spot on.

The prawn cocktail was lovely, really fresh and crisp. Generous portion too. I always look for that quality in the seafood. The full English was cooked nicely, but the eggs could have been a touch less oily for my taste. Still, a solid choice for a weekend brunch.

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