Looks a bit rough from the outside, but it&#39;s a proper cosy pub inside. The space feels warm and lived-in, not at all what you&#39;d expect. Had the chicken momos and a thali, both were solid.

Popped in for a quick coffee and ended up staying for the Sunday roast. That beef was spot on, really tender. Service was quick and friendly, even though they were busy.

Cream tea was the highlight. Scones came with proper clotted cream and jam. Coffee and chai were solid. Good spot for a quick stop.

The full English for under a fiver is a steal. It&rsquo;s a proper, hearty plateful and my coffee was hot. The place itself is a bit no-frills, but it&rsquo;s clean and the tables are spaced out nicely. Good for a quiet solo breakfast.

Been coming here for years, food&rsquo;s always solid. Service is quick and they never mess up the order. Just a reliable spot when you want a decent meal without any fuss.

Popped in for a quick bite, ended up staying for a drink. The house red was surprisingly decent for the price, went well with the takeaway burger I ordered. Solid spot.

The coffee&#39;s really good, strong but not bitter. The baristas were so kind when my little one spilled his drink, just quietly cleaned it up and even offered a refill. Nice, calm spot to sit for a bit.

A solid spot for a classic burger and chips. It&#39;s right on the high street, which is handy. The place feels really clean and spacious inside, a nice change from some cramped spots. The burger was exactly what I wanted &ndash; no fuss, just reliable.

Popped in for a quick bite after a morning ride. The coffee was really good, and they had a nice selection of pastries. What stood out was the staff&#39;s suggestion for a light, crisp white wine to go with the cheese board &ndash; a perfect little pairing for a casual stop.

Been coming here for years, the shawarma&#39;s always fresh and packed with flavour. Had the vegetable tajine this time too, spot on. They still do the little lokum with the bill, a nice touch.

Nice family-run spot. The owners are clearly passionate and really make an effort to make you feel welcome. It&rsquo;s a comfortable place to eat. The pasta was pretty good, though the portion was a touch smaller than expected.

Nice place for families. The kids&#39; menu is spot on, and the coffee&#39;s good. Upstairs play area is a lifesaver for parents needing a break. The carpet&#39;s looking a bit tired, but the little ones don&#39;t seem to mind.

Came here on my own with my dog, they&rsquo;re dog-friendly inside which is a big plus. Ordered the cheesecake, it was really good. Portion was decent for the price, felt like a fair deal. Nice spot for a solo bite.

The beef rendang here is something else. Slow-cooked for hours, the meat just falls apart. The spices are deep and complex, not just heat. It&#39;s rich, almost like a curry but drier. A proper, hearty dish. Could eat this every week.

Coffee comes in these Huskee cups, made from coffee husks. Nice touch, feels good to hold. The rest is pretty standard for the area.

The chicken shish was good, but the salad really stood out for its crisp, fresh ingredients. A nice, healthy option.

Cosy spot with lovely vintage decor. The cakes were deliciously moist, but what really stood out was their tea selection - perfectly brewed and paired so well with my slice. Staff were sweet, lighting just right for a relaxed chat. A proper little escape.

Solid Sunday roast at the village pub. Beef was spot on, proper Yorkshire puddings too. Nice pint to go with it. Staff were sound.

The fish and chips were lovely and classic, and I have to say the mushy peas were the best part. The staff were really nice and attentive, which made for a relaxed lunch. My only small note is that the wooden chairs got a bit uncomfortable after a while.

The fish and chips were spot on! Perfect for a casual catch-up with mates. The batter was so light and the chips weren&#39;t greasy.

Always appreciate the little things here. The complimentary chips while you wait are a nice touch.

The fish and chips are cooked fresh, which is nice. Portions are generous for the price. Staff were really friendly and attentive when I mentioned a dietary concern.

Fresh seafood counter. Grabbed some roll mops and oysters to take home. Really good quality. Even saw they had prosecco. Made for a nice little Friday night in.

The cod and chips portion was very generous for the price. More than enough for me. The staff were friendly and the seating was comfortable, which made for a relaxed lunch. Good value.

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