Decent portions, cooked nicely. The staff were friendly and kept an eye on things without hovering. It was a solid, pleasant meal.

As a coeliac, I felt safe here. Bryony really knew her stuff, explained the kitchen&#39;s allergy procedures clearly. Got the gluten-free fish and chips, no issues. Quick service too, which I appreciate.

First time here. The steak was the best I&#39;ve had, period. Cooked perfectly, incredible flavour. That&#39;s all I needed to know. Will be back for that.

Stumbled upon this place and now it&#39;s a regular stop in Portsmouth. The atmosphere is just right&mdash;cozy and relaxed, with comfortable seating that makes you want to linger. We&#39;ve enjoyed everything we&#39;ve tried from the menu.

The drinks list is a real highlight. They had a lovely house-made ginger beer and a couple of interesting seasonal cocktails. A nice touch for when you&#39;re not in the mood for wine.

Decent spot for a chain. The food was actually pretty good, and I loved the range of specialty ales they had on tap. Drinks were a bit pricey, but that&#39;s London for you.

Stopped in before the ferry. The food was good, solid value. They even brought a water bowl for our dog, which was a nice touch. The house red was a bit simple, but it did the job with the pasta. Would pop in again.

Got a Sunday carvery table without booking, lucky! Portions are huge, the beef and pork were really good. Roast potatoes and cauliflower cheese too. With the senior discount, it&#39;s a steal.

Took a group of 9 for Sunday lunch, kids included. Staff handled it well on a busy day. Good amount of space, not cramped like some places. Food portions were generous, decent choice. Parking was straightforward.

Came for lunch before the rugby. The Six Nations special menu had an Italian burger with pizza toppings. Honestly, for the price, the portion was a bit on the small side. It was tasty and cooked well, but I was still a little peckish afterwards.

The gluten-free pasta was a standout. They&#39;ve got a few vegan choices too, which is nice. The pasta itself had a good texture, not mushy at all. Sauce was simple but flavourful.

The Sunday carvery is such good value! Perfect for a catch-up with friends, loads of options and it&#39;s all kept fresh.

A lovely local pub. The staff are so friendly and welcoming, which makes it a really comfortable spot to unwind. We enjoyed a couple of drinks and a game of darts. A nice, easy evening out.

Cosy traditional pub, good for a casual meal. Had the fish and chips - decent portion, batter was crisp. Service was efficient, got my order quickly. A solid option if you&#39;re in the area and want a straightforward pub meal. Nothing fancy, but reliable.

The chickpea tagine is lovely, and the staff were so friendly even on a busy night. Just wish there were a couple more vegan dishes to choose from.

Perfect for a quick bite before the game. Just round the corner from the stadium. Food arrives fast, beer&#39;s always cold. Exactly what you need.

A decent spot for a group dinner. The atmosphere was lively, which was nice. They were fine with our dog, which made it easy for everyone. The food was pretty good, though a couple of dishes came out a bit slower than the rest.

Organised a business lunch here. The team handled everything from planning to execution smoothly. Staff were efficient, kept things moving, and our guests were well looked after. A very professional operation.

The Wednesday deal is the way to go. Half-price on the food and two-for-one cocktails. The lamb shank was the standout, cooked for hours until it just fell apart. The sauce was rich, not too heavy. Cocktails were decent, nothing fancy.

Service was on point. Our order for four came out together and fast. Staff were friendly and efficient.

Came with a big group, and the staff handled it well. Prices were fair, which was nice. The food was solid, nothing fancy but cooked right. Good spot for a casual get-together.

Booked the upstairs for a birthday do. The owner was really helpful sorting the space for us. Cocktails were spot on, and the room looked lovely. Made for a nice evening.

Great spot for live music. The vibe is just right, not too loud. They have a good selection of craft ales, which was a nice surprise. A solid choice for a relaxed evening out.

The food was served hot, and the play area kept the kids happy. The staff were very friendly and attentive.

As someone hard of hearing, I really appreciated the noise level here. Could actually have a conversation. The lamb&#39;s liver and lemon sponge were spot on.

Nice spot for a pint, and they let you bring the dog. The cellar&#39;s got some interesting history about Queen Emma.

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