Solid Sunday roast, good portions for the price. Staff were friendly even with the place packed. Setting&#39;s lovely too. Menu&#39;s a bit limited but what they do, they do right.

Cozy little spot on Stanley Street. Steak was solid and the vibe felt warm without trying too hard. Service kept it low-key, which I appreciated.

Stopped by for happy hour and grabbed a tequila sunrise. That pineapple ginger martini was the real standout though. Place gets pretty lively, maybe a bit loud for my taste, but the drinks made up for it. Good spot if you&#39;re in the area and want a solid cocktail without the fuss.

Food was decent, lamb curry had good flavour. Table was a bit sticky though, could&#39;ve done with a proper wipe. Service was fine, no complaints.

The upstairs play area saved us &mdash; kids were busy while we actually got to eat in peace. Cozy vibe inside, felt a bit old-school but in a good way.

The kids still talk about making their own pizza here. We&#39;ve been coming for a while now and that play area keeps them busy every single time. Staff are always on top of things. Food&#39;s good too, just takes a bit to come out when it&#39;s busy. But hey, the little ones don&#39;t mind the wait.

The food was decent, but that 14% auto-gratuity caught me off guard. Would&#39;ve preferred a heads-up before the bill came.

The waiter knew exactly what to suggest and the steak was spot on. Portion size was solid too. Good spot if you&#39;re deciding where to eat with friends. 👌

Clean spot, food was solid and the staff were friendly. Good enough for a quick bite if you&#39;re in the area.

We got there right as they were closing, but they still served us. Peri-peri chicken was properly spicy and the staff didn&#39;t rush us out.

The high tea spread was generous, no question. Sandwiches were fresh, scones still warm. I went with a pot of their Earl Grey, which cut through the sweetness of the pastries nicely. A bit pricey for what you get, but the setting is so calm you don&#39;t really mind. Booking ahead is essential, it filled up fast.

Solid ciabatta with avo and bacon bits. Cappuccino was decent too. Service a bit rough around the edges but honestly didn&#39;t care once the food landed. Place had a good buzz to it. Would grab lunch here again if I&#39;m in the area.

Stopped in for a beer after a long day. The chocolate peanut butter porter really stood out, smooth and not too heavy. Place has a nice relaxed vibe, easy to just sit and unwind. Only thing is seating near the bar fills up fast, but we managed fine. Good spot if you&#39;re after something a bit different.

Stopped in for the lunch special wrap&mdash;decent size for the price, and the casino card discount actually made it feel like a proper deal. Kitchen was backed up so we waited longer than expected, but the food came out fresh. Wouldn&rsquo;t mind coming back if I&rsquo;m in the area and hungry.

Solid meal here. The Mediterranean salad was stacked with greens, halloumi and falafel. Ostrich kebab was proper tender. Cool spot inside too.

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