The full English was a solid portion, came out piping hot. Just what I needed on a cold morning. The bacon was especially good.

The tapas portions here are enormous, really good value. I found the food very tasty. The only thing is, the tables are quite close together, so it can feel a bit cramped when it&#39;s busy.

Gets pretty loud in the main room, especially when it&#39;s full. We asked for a quieter spot and they found us a table in the corner. Much better for a proper chat. Still, you can definitely feel the buzz from the rest of the place.

Popped in for breakfast. The eggs were just right, not too runny. Felt like someone&rsquo;s mum was cooking. A bit of a wait, but worth it for that homely vibe.

Been coming here for years. Their matcha is the real deal, not too sweet. Had two today, couldn&#39;t help myself. The vegan cakes look decent too. Solid spot for a quick coffee.

Been coming here for years, and the staff are always so helpful with my dietary needs. They never make a fuss, just quietly sort it out. Makes it easy to relax and enjoy the meal.

Had an early dinner by the window. The food arrived on hot plates, which was a nice touch. What stood out for me was how fresh the ingredients tasted, especially in the salad. A really relaxed, simple meal.

A lovely local pub, always feels welcoming. The staff are friendly and the food is consistently good. The beer garden is a nice spot in summer, though the benches could use a bit more cushioning.

The BLT was really good, thick bacon and fresh bread. But honestly, for &pound;14, I was expecting a bit more on the plate. Felt a bit light for lunch.

Stayed at Galtres Lodge and ate here. The ingredients were noticeably fresh, which I really appreciate. It felt like a step above typical pub food.

Sunday breakfast spot. Got a table quickly, which was a plus. Avocado toast with beetroot and goat&#39;s cheese was a solid choice. Service was well-timed, coffee was good. No fuss, got the job done.

The North Sea oysters were fresh and nicely presented. The tiger prawn starter was a pretty good mix of flavours.

Been coming here for years, and the team always remembers my daughter. They still make her those little &#39;mini coffees&#39; with a smile. It&#39;s that kind of consistent, friendly service that keeps us coming back. A real neighbourhood spot.

Nice little spot, really cosy. Popped in for a coffee and a read. The decor is lovely, but my latte was &pound;4.50. Felt a bit steep for what it was, you know?

Convenient spot for a pre-game meal. Bus stops right outside. Had the fish and chips, solid portion, crispy batter. A bit noisy inside though. Did the job.

Perfect for a quick bite. Salmon and asparagus were spot on, and the tiramisu with coffee deal hit the spot.

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.

First visit. The set menu&#39;s a steal at &pound;30 for three courses. Food tasted properly homemade. Service was attentive, and they had a decent wine list that paired well with the rustic dishes. A solid spot.

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.

The fish pie was lovely, really fresh and full of good ingredients. A proper home-cooked feel to it.

The cheese &amp; onion pie was spot on, best I&#39;ve had in a while. Had it with a pint of Dell lager from Stockport. Service was quick and efficient. A solid meal.

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.

Steak and ale pie for a quick lunch. Really rich, packed with flavour. Got it to go, ready in about 5 minutes. Perfect for a fast, filling bite.

The festive menu was spot on. Really enjoyed the Christmas Eve lunch, the food was delicious and the service was friendly.

The presentation was lovely, and the portions are generous. Flavours were balanced, everything fresh. The wine list had some interesting local options that paired nicely with the lighter dishes.

Love how dog-friendly it is here! The veggie breakfast was really good, and they even warm the mugs for your tea. Perfect spot for a catch-up with a friend.

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