Good spot for catching up with friends. We grabbed a table upstairs, which was nice and cosy. It does get packed on weekends though, so maybe go a bit earlier if you want to avoid the rush.

The presentation was lovely, and the staff were so attentive. I really appreciated how fresh the ingredients tasted in my salad. It felt like a healthy, balanced meal. We had a nice evening.

The chicken tenders are always fresh, and the coating stays crispy without being oily. The sauce selection is a nice touch.

The buffet spread is huge! I was impressed by how many different dishes they had, all kept hot and fresh. The owner was super friendly, chatting with everyone and making sure we were happy. It felt like a proper local spot.

Love that they have some less common Indian dishes on the menu! Tried the Goan fish curry and it was spot on. Portions are generous for the price, too.

The small plates are great for sharing, and the portions are generous. The seating was a bit tight for our group though.

Sat in the courtyard garden for afternoon tea. Lovely spot under the mulberry tree, very peaceful. Service was spot-on. My only quibble &ndash; the tea selection was a bit limited for a proper pairing. Still, a nice way to spend an afternoon.

The tandoori chicken was juicy and packed with flavour. But the portion felt a bit small for the price. The gulab jamun with Old Monk was a nice touch though.

Came on a friend&#39;s recommendation. The seafood pasta was spot on, and the sticky toffee pudding was lovely. But the real winner for me was the house red they suggested with the pasta &ndash; a perfect match that really brought out the flavours.

Portions are generous, and the curries are thick with authentic spices. The lamb rogan josh was particularly good. I had a glass of Malbec with it, which cut through the richness nicely. A solid spot for a hearty meal.

Dog-friendly, which is a big plus for us. The vibe is relaxed, perfect for a casual meal with the family.

Popped in for a pint, the Aspall dry cider was spot on. &pound;5.50 a pint, which is pretty standard for the area. Good to see a decent range of ales on tap too.

Lovely garden area, plenty of outdoor seating. The kids&#39; play corner is a nice touch. Perfect for a relaxed afternoon with the family when the weather&#39;s good.

The Christmas decor was incredible, like stepping into a different world. The pizzas were spot on, especially the Diavola with its perfect char on the crust. It was packed, but that just added to the festive buzz.

Loved the vibe in this pub, all the old bits and pieces on the walls make it feel really cosy.

So good in every way. Service from Julie was friendly and very prompt and attentive without being intrusive. Food was delicious and attractively presented

Family-run spot. Food&#39;s solid, and they&#39;re helpful. Just a heads-up: pickup/delivery is cash-only unless you use their app.

The lively atmosphere is great for watching the game. It does get very quiet once the match ends, which is nice if you&#39;re not in a rush.

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