The atmosphere at this pub is lovely, especially in the beer garden. It&#39;s a great spot to relax with friends and enjoy some delicious food and drinks.

Stopped in for a pint after walking around the city. Live music was on and it added a nice bit of atmosphere. They&#39;ve got Asahi on tap, which was a nice surprise. Prices are fair for where it is. Decent spot if you&#39;re in the area and want a proper pub feel.

The sandwiches were decent but honestly the portion felt a bit small for what you pay. Tudor was lovely though, looked after us well.

Came in on a Tuesday night, place was busy but not packed. Got the fish and chips, batter was proper crispy, not greasy. Owner was behind the bar having a laugh with the regulars, good craic. Only thing, took a bit to get served at the bar. But that&#39;s the way it goes when it&#39;s full. Solid spot for a pint and a feed.

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