Been coming here for years, and the vibe is always spot on. Love that they kept the original Victorian details in the restoration. Just a really comfortable place for a simple dinner.

The pistachio milk cake was the standout. Really creamy, with a nice crunch from the nuts. The mochi was good too, chewy and not too sweet. A solid spot for a sweet treat.

Abby was great. Kept our big table&#39;s glasses full all night. Drinks were spot on, even better than the food.

The cauliflower miso dish was a real standout, really inventive. Limited veggie options though.

Came in for dinner. The haddock was the standout. Fresh, flaky, perfectly cooked. Everything else was good, but that fish was next level.

Amin, the owner, has this way of making you feel like a regular from the moment you walk in. So welcoming. It&#39;s a nice touch that the place gets involved with local charities too.

The wood-fired pizza had a thin, crispy crust that didn&#39;t go soggy. Toppings were super fresh, especially the tomatoes. A solid choice for a casual bite.

Solid local pub. Feels authentic, not trying too hard. Grabbed a pint after work, the regulars were friendly. Good spot if you just want a classic pub vibe.

The gluten-free pizza is a proper size, not a tiny one. The dairy-free cheese actually melts and stretches like the real thing. Tastes decent too, which is a win for me.

A decent Wetherspoon&#39;s with a proper pub feel. I like the booths and the fireplace. Food is straightforward but arrives hot, service is friendly. It does get very busy on match days though, so timing is key if you want a booth.

Lovely spot for a warm afternoon. The outdoor seating is pleasant, and it&#39;s nice they&#39;re dog-friendly. The live music adds a decent vibe. Could do with a few more shaded tables, though.

The lamb biryani was really flavourful and the lamb was so tender. It arrived piping hot with delivery, which was great. The papadum was nice and crisp too. I do wish there were more fresh herbs or a side salad with it, just to balance the richness a bit.

Been coming here for years, and it&rsquo;s the starters that keep me coming back. Always get a few to share&mdash;the portions are just right for trying different things without filling up. It&rsquo;s become our little ritual.

The drinks are really affordable here. We had a couple of Portuguese beers and a glass of house wine each, and the bill was surprisingly low. For the price, you can&#39;t go wrong.

Been here a few times. The chicken was a bit dry this time, which was a shame. Rest of the meal was good though. It&#39;s a solid Nando&#39;s, you know what you&#39;re getting.

Popped in for a late bite. The margherita pizza was spot on, simple and fresh. Finished with a tiramisu that was just the right amount of sweet. Good, relaxed vibe.

Good buffet for the price. The seats are comfy, and they keep the food nice and hot.

Popped in for a midweek pint and a bite. The fish and chips were solid&mdash;crispy batter, proper chips. Service was friendly and quick, which is just what you want on a Tuesday. A reliable spot when you can&#39;t be bothered to cook.

Lovely meal, food was delicious and beautifully presented. Menu had a good variety. The atmosphere in the pub was great. They suggested a local ale that paired perfectly with my steak and kidney pie. Really hit the spot.

The breakfast was lovely, but honestly, I just loved the vibe here. The high ceilings and big windows let in so much light in the morning. It felt really airy and relaxed.

The mixed grill was good, just what I fancied. They did warn me about the sweet potato fries being off the menu, which was fine. I really liked the booth seating by the window, felt quite cosy and private.

The restaurant has a &#39;buzz&#39; and people looked happy. This is the second time I&#39;ve been and the atmosphere has been great both times. There is nothing better than full tables to give you confidence you&#39;ve chosen the right place to eat. The waiting staff were working very hard. They were all brilliant. They were polite, knowledgeable, very personable but also very professional. We were an eclectic bunch of friends and our tastes varied from fish and chips, through sea bass, vegetable curry to Aubergine Gratin. Everything was delicious, cooked to perfection and presented beautifully. We rounded the meal off  with deserts - pavlova and fruit crumble - ten out of ten was one comment! All in all it was a brilliant occasion.

Popped in for a late lunch, just wanted something simple. The steak pie was proper hearty, the mash was smooth. Went down a treat with a pint of stout. Exactly what you want from a pub.

Popped in on a busy Saturday. Jem was handling everything solo and still kept things moving. The burger was spot on, really juicy. Nice, relaxed vibe for a family lunch.

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