Been coming here for years, and I always save room for dessert. The sticky toffee pudding is my go-to. It&#39;s just as good as it was the first time. Shared one with my partner last night, and it hit the spot after a big meal.

The Sunday roast is the only reason I come. The beef was cooked just right, not too dry. Good gravy, and the Yorkshire pudding was spot on. Could have used a few more roast potatoes, but that&#39;s a small thing.

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.

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.

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.

Came for a relaxed lunch. The seats were comfy and the food was tasty. I do have to agree with my friends though - the portions were a bit on the small side for the price. Still, a nice spot.

Jack and Mo at the bar are the best. They remember your name and your drink. Makes it feel like your local.

Popped in with a couple mates. The vibe was cosy, almost romantic - bit of a laugh for us. Food was spot on, really tasty. Staff were dead friendly.

Family-friendly spot. Rooms are clean and spacious, plus they provide a free cot and changing mat which was handy. Check-out was quick.

Caught the match here last night. It&rsquo;s a proper local, buzzing when the game&#39;s on. Loads of screens, so you won&#39;t miss a thing. The vibe is spot on for that.

Service gets a bit slow when they&#39;re packed, but the staff are always polite and trying their best.

The churros are the only thing I come here for. They&#39;re crisp on the outside, soft and warm inside, with that perfect cinnamon sugar coating. The chocolate dip is thick and rich, not too sweet. I&#39;ve tried the French toast, it&#39;s fine, but honestly, nothing compares to those churros.

The bartender really knew his rums. I told him I usually go for something dark, and he suggested a specific one that was spot on. Friendly chat, no pressure. The rest of the team seemed nice too, but he made the visit.

Clyde the dog is a lovely touch, makes the place feel really welcoming. But honestly, the portion sizes for the price? A bit on the small side. My fish and chips was tasty, just left me wanting a bit more.

Solid spot for a post-work pint. The Abbot Ale was spot on and reasonably priced. Good range of real ales on tap too. Service was efficient, got my order sorted quickly.

The duck pizza really stood out. The base was super thin and crispy, just how I like it. The duck was flavourful and not too heavy. A really good dish.

The pool table was a fun surprise, you don&#39;t see that much anymore. It was a nice way to pass a little time while waiting for our food. The whole place just felt really relaxed and easygoing.

The fish and chips were spot on. But honestly, what stood out was the bar area itself. It had this lovely, relaxed vibe with really comfortable stools. Just a nice place to unwind and enjoy a pint with your meal.

Booked for a big group birthday (18 of us!) with a pre-order. Everything came out so fast, which was perfect when you&#39;re trying to catch up with everyone. Luke at the bar was a legend, kept the whole table laughing. Made the night easy.

Great for a quick bite. Chicken supreme was spot on, mussels and croquettes were a solid start. Service was quick, got me in and out during a busy lunch. Dining room looks nice but honestly, just needed something fast.

The staff really knew their gins and rums, helped us pick something new. Perfect for a catch-up with friends.

Sunday lunch was tasty, beef was good and plenty of veggies. Quick service for a busy day.

Service handled our large group perfectly, and their wine recommendations were spot on. Made the celebration a breeze.

Been coming here for years. The staff always makes you feel welcome, which is why we keep bringing the family.

Popped in while passing through Melton. Really liked the vibe here - big, airy pub, not too crowded. Staff were spot on when I asked about the ales. Prices felt fair for what you get. Decent spot for a casual pint.

Family platter for three of us. Everything cooked just right, the lamb especially. Nice and filling. Cosy spot out back.

Oliver was on top of things for our table. Drinks never got low, and he checked in just enough without hovering. Friendly, but efficient. Made the whole evening run smoothly.

Bottomless brunch here is a solid deal. The drinks really do keep flowing, no waiting around. Food was tasty enough, though nothing mind-blowing. Good for a casual weekend catch-up.

Solid pub for a quick business lunch. The mixed grill is good value - steak was cooked properly, decent portion. Service was prompt. Convenient location near the office.

Been coming here for years. That Korean BBQ burger is my go-to, always hits the spot. The price has crept up a bit, but it&#39;s still the same great flavour.

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