The large cheese and charcuterie board was a decent choice. Good variety of meats and cheeses, and the house red was a pretty good match. A nice, relaxed way to start the evening.

The tapas are perfect for sharing. I loved the vibe here, especially the soft lighting and the gentle hum of conversation. It just felt so cosy and relaxed. The cocktails were a nice touch too.

Giulia was so lovely, really made us feel at home. She checked on us just the right amount, not too much. That kind of warm service is a rare find.

They were so careful with my peanut allergy, which I really appreciate. Not many places take it this seriously. The staff double-checked everything for me, made the whole meal feel relaxed.

First time here, and the gluten-free pizza was a proper find. Loads of toppings, and the base was actually good. Nice to have a solid choice for once.

The lamb was fantastic, really tender and flavourful. Staff were super friendly and knew the menu inside out. Lots of other good-looking options too, will have to come back to try more.

The sultana scone was the star for me, really well-made. The rest of the tea service was a bit basic, but that&#39;s fine if you&#39;re just after the scone.

Really liked the vibe here. It&#39;s a small, cosy place with nice decor and feels quite warm. Everything was spotless, even the loos. A nice change from the usual chains.

Came for lunch, got the pizza and starter combo with a drink. All that for about &pound;17? Honestly, the portion sizes were generous, especially the pizza. Felt like a proper meal, not a snack. Good deal for what you get.

Their French toast is the one. Thick cut brioche, soaked through but still holds its shape. The custard isn&#39;t too sweet, just rich. Gets that perfect crisp on the griddle. My benchmark now.

The staff were so reassuring about my food allergies. It made me feel really comfortable ordering.

The bakery section is the star here. Grabbed a couple of their homemade buns to go - still warm, with a lovely soft crumb and a slight sweetness. The cakes looked fantastic too, but I was too full to try one.

The staff are so friendly, and the owner came over for a little chat. It&#39;s a small thing, but it makes the whole experience feel more relaxed and personal. A very comfortable spot for a quiet meal.

Staff were friendly and made space for us even though it was busy. A decent spot with a relaxed vibe, and they&rsquo;re dog-friendly which is nice. The food was pretty good, though the service was a touch slow.

The smashed avocado with feta was a generous portion and nicely presented. The focaccia sandwich fillings looked interesting too.

The burger was juicy, and the homemade ketchup really stood out. Fries were spot on, crispy just how I like them. You can tell they use good ingredients. A solid spot for a casual bite.

The food was lovely and the prices felt fair. We arrived near closing time, but the staff were so welcoming and polite, which made the whole visit really pleasant.

The food&#39;s always spot on. Had the chilled wine with lunch again - just the right temperature on a warm day. That little detail makes it.

The Sunday roast beef was the highlight. The meat was tender, the gravy rich, and the Yorkshire pudding was just right. A bit more veg would have been nice, but the flavour was spot on.

Stumbled in here to escape the rain. The soup was lovely, and the sourdough was spot on. A quiet spot to watch the street. My only note is that the wine list felt a bit limited for such a cozy place.

The Sunday sharing board is massive, plenty for two. The meats were cooked just right, and the veg was lovely. We ended up not needing those extra sides at all. Just a really nice, relaxed meal.

Service is always quick and efficient. Staff are polite and attentive without being overbearing. Makes for a relaxed lunch break.

Despite being a bit out of the way, the views from The Wellington Inn are incredible. The service is impeccable, and the quality of food is consistently good, making it worth the journey.

Popped in for a coffee and a croissant. The croissant was still warm, really flaky. Staff were nice, just left me to read my book. Good little stop.

Been here a few times. The menu&#39;s got a lot of options, which is handy when you&#39;ve got the kids with you. They always find something they like. Decent meal, no complaints.

As a local, I&#39;m glad they have a proper vegan menu. The pea protein &#39;fish&#39; was spot on and actually tasted good.

Family dinner here last week. Staff were attentive with the kids, which made things easier. Food was decent, nothing fancy. Good for a straightforward meal when you&#39;re out with the family.

The local produce was lovely. The wine list had some really interesting local options that paired perfectly.

Been coming here for years, and the onion bhajis are the reason. They&rsquo;re always just right &ndash; crispy outside, soft inside, never greasy. That consistency keeps me coming back.

The team here is just lovely. They took the time to talk us through the menu and even sorted out a little birthday surprise with the dessert, which was a really nice touch. Felt very looked after.

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