Stopped in for lunch on a rainy walk. The welcome was genuinely warm, even with a soggy dog in tow. My lamb hotpot was spot on&mdash;rich, tender, and just what you need on a damp day. A really nice vibe in here.

Menu had a lot of choice, which was nice. Tried their gluten-free pizza. It was decent, not the best I&#39;ve had but perfectly fine. Good to see places offering that option.

Biryani comes with a side curry. That&#39;s a nice touch. Portions are huge, so you&#39;ll definitely have leftovers. Flavor was solid.

Just had their Sunday roast, and wow. The beef was perfectly pink, and the Yorkshire pudding was huge and crispy. Everything came out steaming hot, which was perfect on a drizzly day. Definitely needed a walk afterwards!

Ordered the chicken tikka masala again. Arrived steaming hot in 20 minutes. Just what you need on a lazy Tuesday night. Decent price too.

Kids&#39; fish goujons were light and crisp. The Mill burger was a decent size for the price. Service was quick, which was nice after the drive.

The saag waala is the one. The spinach is so rich and creamy, with that deep, earthy flavour. Murgh masala is solid too, tender chicken in a properly spiced gravy. Their keema naan is consistently good, never doughy. Just good, reliable food.

Came for the Sunday roast. The lamb shank was huge, really generous portion. The vegetables were lovely - fresh and cooked just right, not mushy at all. A solid, hearty meal.

Had to cancel our booking last minute, but the owner was so nice about it. We ended up getting the vegan set as a takeaway instead. The mushroom pasta was really good, packed with flavour.

The view is absolutely stunning, but honestly, the space itself is what got me. It&#39;s so light and airy, with these comfortable chairs you can actually relax in for a while. The modern decor just feels right.

The Sunday roast is reliably good, one of the best around here. The pub itself is just lovely and cosy.

Dog-friendly spot. Staff brought water and treats for my pup. Cozy, nice view from the window. Good for a casual bite with your dog.

The place just feels so cosy and welcoming. Staff are lovely and really know their stuff - they suggested a dish I&#39;d never have ordered myself and it was spot on.

Service was quick even on a busy Saturday. Staff were attentive, didn&#39;t feel rushed at all. Made for a nice, relaxed meal.

Service is always friendly and quick, even when they&#39;re slammed. Got my order in and out fast, perfect for a quick lunch. Staff remembered my usual, nice touch.

Tried their festive turkey sandwich for the first time. The poached eggs were runny just right, and the avocado was super fresh. Cleaned my plate, so that says it all. A solid lunch spot.

Came here twice on a short trip. The mix tandoori was so good, we had to order it again. Service was quick and the staff made us feel very welcome. A really comfortable spot to relax over a meal.

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