The building is lovely, and the pub has such a cozy feel. Just wish the music wasn&#39;t quite so loud for the space.

A cosy little pub tucked away from the main street. The space feels relaxed and lived-in, with comfy booths that make it easy to linger over a full English. The breakfast itself was a proper hearty portion for the price.

Good for watching the game with mates. Screens everywhere so you don&#39;t miss a thing. Lively but not deafening.

The food had a nice, home-cooked feel to it. My pasta was hot and full of flavour, just right. The place itself is simple, no fuss, which I liked. Portions were a bit on the smaller side, but it was a decent meal.

The menu changes often, which I like. Last time the sea bass was cooked just right, skin crispy. I&rsquo;ve been back a few times now.

Been coming here for years, and the half-and-half pizza is a lifesaver. Lets me get my usual pepperoni and still try something new.

Menu&#39;s a bit limited, but letting you bring your own food is a smart move. Good for when you&#39;re just there to watch the game.

I had an incredible meal with the gluten-free chicken burger, which was spot on! The service was attentive and made the visit even better.

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Stopped in for breakfast before our flight. The kids&rsquo; English breakfast was a hit, and they loved the menu with colouring activities. Free WiFi was handy. Solid choice if you&rsquo;re near the airport.

The tofu banh mi here is a proper feed. The bread had a great crust, and the portion was generous. Really hit the spot for a quick lunch.

The plain bagel is the one. Chewy crust, soft inside, just right. The chive cream cheese one is good, but they really pile on the spread.

A lovely solo dinner. The staff were super friendly and their wine list had some interesting local options to explore.

Decent food at a fair price. The staff are really friendly. Had a simple lunch here, nothing fancy but it hit the spot. The place was a bit warm inside, but it was fine.

Been coming here for years. It&#39;s a proper local spot, the menu&#39;s huge. Food is always solid, nothing fancy but you get what you pay for. Staff know the regulars.

As a vegan, it&#39;s nice to find a place that offers a proper dessert option. The one I had was pretty good. The staff were very helpful in checking everything for me.

Been coming here for years. The owners are always so kind, and they even sent over a dessert on the house.

The beef in the Sunday roast was so tender. Really appreciated how fresh the vegetables tasted alongside it, not overcooked at all. Managed to get a table as a walk-in, which was a nice surprise.

First time trying Pakistani food and it was a pleasant surprise. The flavours were really well-balanced, not too oily or overwhelmingly spicy like I&#39;d feared. Just a nice, straightforward meal.

The seafood and risotto are so good. Perfect for sharing with friends, we were all fighting over the last bite!

Kane&#39;s cooking is unreal. Every plate was bursting with flavour and looked so pretty. You can really taste the care he puts into it. My friends and I couldn&#39;t stop talking about the food all night.

Management handled the safety protocols well without killing the vibe. Tables were spaced, staff wore masks, and it still felt like a normal dinner out. Efficient and sensible approach.

Had a nice dinner with friends. The food was pretty good, especially the pasta. Service was friendly, though a bit slow at times.

The Sunday all-you-can-eat is a good deal. The Pad Thai was spot on, noodles had that nice chew. Massaman curry was rich, the beef tender. You can tell the dishes are made fresh.

Popped in on a drizzly afternoon. The place is cosy, good for that kind of weather. Coffee was spot on &ndash; really well roasted and brewed. Just what you want when it&#39;s grey outside.

Solid spot for a quick business lunch. Had the steak pie with a pint of their house ale. Pie was hearty, ale was decent. Service was efficient, got the bill sorted quickly. Good for a no-fuss meal near the office.

Great spot to catch the game with plenty of screens. Atmosphere was solid. Paul at the bar is a good lad, pours a decent pint. Service is quick, which is key when you&#39;re in and out.

The black pudding scotch egg is the reason I come here. The sausage casing is crisp, the pudding inside is rich and peppery, and the yolk is still just a bit runny. It&rsquo;s a proper pub snack done right.

The curry here is the real deal. Rich, complex spice blend, not just heat. Had the lamb version, meat was fall-apart tender. They&#39;ll even tweak it if you ask, which is a nice touch.

The views are stunning, but the wine list is a bit limited. Had a decent Pinot Noir with my steak, but would have loved more local options to match the scenery. Still, a lovely spot for a quiet pint.

They remembered it was our anniversary and added a little something to the dessert. Nice touch, made the evening feel a bit more personal.

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