A lovely spot near the beach. The festive decor was a nice touch. Food was solid, especially the savoury scones. My only gripe was the wine list felt a bit limited for the menu. Could have used a few more interesting reds by the glass.

Staff were lovely, really friendly. The timing between courses was spot on. Had a lovely wine and the food was tremendous. We&#39;ll be back.

Got a table as a walk-in on a busy Friday, which was nice. Service was attentive throughout. The menu has some interesting topping choices &ndash; I went for the truffle mushroom pizza. It was pretty good, though the base was a touch softer than I&#39;d prefer. A decent spot.

The delivery is consistently quick and reliable, which is a real plus. Staff are pleasant and helpful too. The food is decent, though the portions can feel a bit small for the price.

The private room was handy for our group. Menu had a lot of options, which helped as everyone wanted something different. The lamb shank was the standout for me, really tender and fell off the bone.

The risotto was spot on, and the seafood linguine had a nice kick. But the real star was the house red - a surprisingly smooth Sangiovese that paired beautifully with both dishes. Makes a difference when the wine list isn&#39;t an afterthought.

As a coeliac, I was genuinely impressed by the gluten-free menu here. So many choices! The tables are a bit snug, but the food portions are generous and everything tasted spot on. A really nice find.

Been coming here for years, and it&#39;s always consistent. Their special rice is the star - fragrant, fluffy, and just the right amount of spice. Still the top spot for Indian food around here.

Grabbed the chicken burger meal deal for a quick lunch. The chicken was juicy, and the fries weren&#39;t greasy. The real game-changer was the server&#39;s suggestion to pair it with a crisp lager &ndash; cut right through the richness. That peri peri salt is a must. Solid spot.

Duck sekuwa was the highlight. Quick service for a lunchtime bite. Menu has lots of Nepalese dishes you don&#39;t see everywhere. Solid option if you&#39;re after something different.

Been coming here for years. The garlic chilli paneer is always spot on, just the right amount of heat.

Breakfast for four came to under &pound;30, drinks included. Everything was freshly cooked, which was nice.

First time here for lunch and I&#39;m already thinking about coming back. The mussels were so fresh, and the fries were perfectly crispy. Staff were really friendly too.

The fruit crumble with custard was lovely. Such a cozy spot, and I really liked that most things are vegan.

Stayed one night, the room was modern and cosy. Dinner and breakfast from the pub menu were just what we needed.

Cozy place, the decor is really nice. We got the sharing platter to start, then the red Thai curry. Curry had a good depth of flavour, not too sweet. Staff were very attentive, made us feel welcome. A solid spot for a relaxed dinner.

The salmon tikka was the highlight. Good smoky flavour from the tandoor, cooked just right. A solid choice if you&#39;re in the area.

Dropped in midweek. The chicken was so moist, and the gravy was just right. Really cozy spot for a quiet dinner.

The staff were so cheerful and attentive, which made the whole evening really pleasant. Even when it was busy, service was efficient. My only small note is that the chairs could be a bit more comfortable for a longer meal.

The owner&#39;s homemade cakes are a real treat. Tried the ginger cake and carrot cake, both were so flavourful and moist. The cosy little corner with the mismatched chairs is a nice spot to enjoy them.

Been coming here for years, and it&#39;s the welcome that keeps me coming back. The owner always remembers my name, and the staff make you feel like you&#39;re just popping into a friend&#39;s place. It&#39;s that consistency that matters.

Decent portion sizes, and the curry sauce was spot on. I paired it with a crisp lager, which worked surprisingly well. Prices are fair. A good, no-fuss lunch.

The Hiroshima-style okonomiyaki with the extra noodle layer was spot on. Really took me back to those little street stalls. A bit pricey for what it is, but the flavour was just right.

Loved the lively buzz here on a rainy morning. It&#39;s the kind of place that just feels right when the weather&#39;s grey. Grabbed a coffee and a pastry, sat by the window watching the world go by. The warmth inside was a lovely contrast to the drizzle outside. ☕️

A proper local&#39;s pub. I really appreciate that their classic pub fare feels homemade, you can tell they use fresh ingredients. The fish and chips were spot on, the batter was light and the peas tasted garden-fresh. A reliable choice for a simple, satisfying meal.

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