I highly recommend this place for families! The food is delicious, and the environment is welcoming, making it a great spot for a Sunday lunch.

Lovely little tea room, feels very rustic and cosy. Sat in the conservatory which was nice and bright. The outdoor area looked great for a sunny day.

Been chasing a proper fish and chips for ages. The fish was beautifully flaky, and the beer batter had that perfect crunch. The chips were spot on. What really made it for me was the house ale they suggested - cut right through the richness. Solid value midweek.

Nice spot for breakfast. The waffles were good, gave me ideas for home cooking. Would return, but the vegetarian menu is a bit limited.

Staff are nice, Bryony in particular looked after us well. Food took a bit longer than usual, but she kept checking in. Decent spot for a relaxed meal.

A proper fry-up, done right. The black pudding was spot on, the eggs just runny enough. What really made it was the coffee - a robust, dark roast that stood up to the rich food. A classic pairing, and they nailed it.

Quick lunch spot with a nice seaside vibe. Clean and spacious, even had room for my buggy. Food came out fast, perfect for a quick bite. The fish and chips were decent, nothing fancy but hit the spot.

Nice spot for a casual business lunch. The relaxed vibe means you can actually talk without shouting. Food was solid, service was prompt. Good for a straightforward meal when you&#39;re in the area.

Decent breakfast buffet, well-stocked. The orange juice was fresh-pressed, which was a nice touch. Went well with the pastries. A bit crowded though, had to wait for a table. Good start to the day if you&#39;re nearby.

Visited four nights in a row. The food is consistently good, fresh and high quality. The tapas concept works well for trying different things. Staff, especially Sudip, were friendly and accommodating. Made it a comfortable spot to unwind after work.

Love the open kitchen, really adds to the vibe. It&#39;s fun watching the chefs work. The staff were friendly but not overbearing, which was nice. A bit on the pricier side for what you get, though.

My husband and I have been travelling from Sheffield to the Fork every Sunday for the last few weeks as we feel this is the best carvery we have visited, and we&#39;ve visited many places. The service, food and atmosphere are without a doubt excellent in every way. Well done to everyone concerned. You&#39;ve got a great team !!!!

Portions are generous, everything tastes fresh. The hot chocolate is a hit with kids. Scones come out warm, which is nice. Place is always clean and tidy.

A proper pub with a proper pub feel. The outdoor seating is a lifesaver when it&#39;s packed inside, makes it so much more relaxed. We tried the chicken burrito and a couple of the curries, all very tasty. Just a really comfortable spot for a casual meal.

The sugar tofu was really good, especially for a non-meat eater. Decent portion for the price.

The ramen was pretty good, hot and well-seasoned. The chilli squid is definitely the highlight, really crisp and tasty. A solid spot for a quick, decent meal.

This place is a hidden gem! The food is always fresh and well-prepared, and the service is top-notch. I highly recommend booking in advance, especially on weekends.

The full English was spot on for the price. Really liked the relaxed vibe - felt totally fine hanging out by myself for a bit.

The sizzler arrived properly sizzling this time, which was a relief. The whole place just feels more relaxed than other spots, you can actually have a conversation without shouting.

The gluten-free scone was a real treat, honestly the best I&#39;ve come across in a long while. Served warm, just right. Their specialty ones looked lovely too.

Clean toilets, which is always a plus. The free walking trail map was genuinely useful for planning a quick hike after lunch. Saved me having to look it up on my phone. A practical touch for visitors.

Stumbled upon this spot in Sheffield. The boiled fish with pickled cabbage was spot on, just what I was after. The space itself is really nice - high ceilings and big windows make it feel bright and open, even on a grey day.

The food is really good, but it gets so busy. Had to wait ages for our mains after ordering. The parking lot is a bit rough too, stones everywhere.

The vegan danish was spot on. Flaky pastry, not too sweet, with a really nice texture. Plant-based pastries can be hit or miss, but they&#39;ve got this one right.

It was packed and they were short-staffed, but the two servers handled it so well. Really polite and friendly under pressure.

The full English breakfast was spot on. The black pudding had that rich, iron-y depth, the bacon was crisp, and the eggs were just runny enough. They kept up with a big table without the food sitting under lamps. Solid.

Drove a fair way for their vegan options. Quick service, perfect for a lunch stop. The curry sauce is fantastic. Had a nice chat with the owner too.

Generous portions here. Couldn&#39;t finish my main, the lamb shank was huge. The sharing platter had a bit of everything to start. Good for a hungry group.

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