A proper country pub in a lovely village. The calves liver was the star for me &ndash; cooked just right, still pink and tender inside. The mash it came with was spot on too. A solid, satisfying meal.

Food was tasty, service was quick. Exactly what I was after. The place itself is a bit dated, furniture could do with a refresh. But for the price, it&#39;s a decent spot.

Birthday dinner. Staff brought out the cake with candles and sang. Made it feel special for the family.

A proper old-school pub, lots of space on different floors and a decent beer garden. The Guinness is spot on, poured perfectly. The staff know their stuff, especially about the ales. A solid pint in a classic setting.

Great spot for a private party, the staff really know what they&#39;re doing.

Great spot for a private party. Darren and Cathy handled everything perfectly, the bar never slowed down.

Dog-friendly, which is a nice touch. They had treats for our pup, and the parking right outside made it easy. Food was decent, though the service was a bit slow.

The Sunday roast was spot on. Beef was cooked just right, Yorkshire puddings were crispy. Lizzy was great, knew when to check in. Made for a really nice, relaxed afternoon.

Brought our own birthday cake, they didn&#39;t charge a cutting fee or anything. That&#39;s a nice touch you don&#39;t always get. The main was a bit pricier than expected, but saving on the cake helped balance it out.

The steak and ale pie is the reason I keep coming back. The pastry is flaky and buttery, the filling is rich and packed with tender beef. It&#39;s a proper, hearty pub classic done right. Could maybe use a few more chunks of meat, but the gravy is spot on.

Ruby was great with our big group, really patient. The food was spot on, and the place itself has a nice vibe.

Proper old-school pub, love the dark wood. Staff were dead sound, really looked after us. Had a couple of pints in the garden out back - proper nice spot for it.

Nice modern pub, good for a quiet pint. The beer garden out front is a bit small but perfect for a sunny afternoon. Drinks selection is decent, prices are fair. Friendly service, but the interior feels a bit cavernous when it&#39;s quiet.

Been coming here for years. The beer list keeps getting better, always find a new local Brighton brew to try. That&#39;s why I keep coming back.

Cocktails were good, nice spot for a quick bite. Got a table fast, drinks came out quickly. The vibe was relaxed, perfect for a lunch break. Could do with a couple more snack options though.

Was expecting a classic Sunday roast, but they&#39;ve switched to Thai food. Been back a few times now, the curries are consistently good.

The chicken tikka masala was the right kind of rich. The sauce had a deep, slow-cooked flavour and the chicken was tender. It came out piping hot even though the place was packed. That&#39;s what I go for.

Friendly staff, always. They make the place feel relaxed. Good spot to unwind, decent beers on tap. Nothing fancy, just a solid local vibe.

Friendly staff, Sophie at the bar was great. But honestly, the cask ales are a bit pricey for the size you get. I love a good pint, but the portion felt a little small for what you pay.

Sunday roast lamb was huge and tasty. Got stuck there for hours though. Charity event, Wimbledon on the telly, then live music kicked in. Just a really good, lazy afternoon.

Perfect spot for a quick drink. Right across from the river, easy to grab a pint before the ferry. View is decent. Service was prompt, got the bill quickly. Good for what it is.

The portions are huge and look so good on the table! We shared the pasta, a pie, and a couple sandwiches. Perfect for a group, everyone got to try a bit of everything. Just a heads up, it gets pretty lively in the evenings.

A proper station pub, love the railway bits all over. Had a couple of their local ales on tap, really hit the spot. Solid snacks to go with it. Just a nice, easy place for a pint while you wait.

Hired the upstairs room for our wedding. Victoria and Alex were so helpful, everything went smoothly.

Service was really attentive. They moved us to a bigger table without any fuss when we realised our group was a bit cramped. Just felt easy.

Christmas dinner with friends. Starters and mains were solid, everything came out hot even for our big table. Decent value for what you get.

Electric Brixton is a solid venue with character. The layout is well thought out, allowing for good sightlines and an intimate feel, even with larger crowds.

The garden cabins are a nice surprise. Food came out fast, which is perfect for a quick lunch. I&#39;ll be back for another speedy bite.

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