Great for a quick bite with a group. Food came out fast and hot, staff handled split bills easily.

Grilled chicken and lamb were spot on, so tender and full of flavour. A really satisfying late lunch in the conservatory.

A proper cosy pub. The local beer selection on tap is really good, changes up often so there&#39;s always something new to try. Staff were lovely and chatty too.

The halloumi fries were the star for me. So crispy on the outside, soft inside. Just the right salty bite. Could have had another portion, honestly.

Funky decor, feels like a friend&#39;s cool living room. Staff were genuinely warm, not just doing a job. Had a great chat while waiting for our table. The vibe is the main draw here, really relaxed.

We had a small issue with our order, but the staff handled it so well. They were quick to fix it, no fuss at all. Really shows they care about getting things right for the customer.

Managed to snag a walk-in table outside on a sunny day. The service was spot on and really friendly.

The apple pie was just right, not overly sweet and a sensible portion size. Loved that you could see the fresh ingredients in the farm shop next door.

Hannah was really helpful with my special order. The afternoon tea for 15 of us was spot on, everything tasted fresh. Nice little place in Ampthill.

A reliable spot for a quick lunch. I appreciate their focus on fresh ingredients - the salad greens are always crisp and vibrant. The portions are just right for a light, healthy meal. A nice, cozy atmosphere too.

Came for the lunch set menu. For &pound;15, you get a starter, main, and a drink. The portion of the fish and chips was generous, really filled me up. Good for a quick, filling meal in the middle of the day.

The Sunday roast was pretty good. The meat was tender, and the potatoes had a nice crisp to them. It&rsquo;s a decent spot for a relaxed weekend lunch.

Great for allergies. Staff knew exactly what was in each dish. Got a custom salad, no dairy, no fuss. Quick and safe lunch spot.

Convenient car park, just register your plate inside. Got a quick lunch here, burger and chips were decent. Service was fast, which is what I needed. Good for a no-fuss bite.

A decent spot for a quick pre-train bite. Service was prompt and the cocktails were pretty good. I enjoyed the peach starter, but the crab risotto was a touch too sour for me.

The Sunday roast is solid. They serve the gravy in a separate jug, which is a nice touch. The veggie nut roast was the highlight for me, really flavourful. All the vegetables were spot on.

Cosy little place, had a relaxed brunch. The owner was very accommodating when they ran low on an ingredient for my dish, made a nice alternative. Everything tasted fresh.

I highly recommend this place for its fantastic service and delicious food. The afternoon tea was particularly impressive, with a lovely selection of treats and a beautiful setting.

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Came back for the second time and it&rsquo;s still a solid spot. The food is just as good as I remember. It gets super busy though, so definitely book a table. We sat outside by the river and it was perfect for a long catch-up with friends.

Came by for the Sunday roast. The meat was juicy, the gravy rich. Really hit the spot on a grey afternoon. Portion was generous too.

The chicken tikka wrap is the thing here. The chicken&#39;s properly spiced and grilled, the naan wrap stays soft. It&#39;s a solid, fresh option for a quick bite.

The atmosphere is charming and cozy, reminiscent of a classic American diner. It&#39;s a perfect spot for a casual meal with friends or family.

Came for lunch with friends. The space is bright and airy, which was nice. The menu had a good variety. Our server Evelyn was really on top of things&mdash;attentive and quick. Made the whole experience smooth.

The lamb shish was the standout. Perfectly grilled, tender with a slight char, and the seasoning was spot-on. The rice pilaf it came with was fluffy and had a nice hint of saffron. That&#39;s what I&#39;ll remember.

Popped in for a quick bite and the lamb stew was piping hot, just how it should be. They have a decent house red that actually stood up to the rich gravy. Simple and solid.

Cosy booth, perfect for a quiet chat. The set menu was a nice surprise &ndash; the lamb shank was actually really tender. Just felt a bit rushed by the end, but a lovely spot.

The teppanyaki tables are fun for groups. Watching the chef cook right in front of you is a good show.

Lunch menu steak and ale pie was incredible. Flaky pastry, rich filling. Honestly one of the best. Dinner&#39;s rib-eye with peppercorn sauce is fine, but that pie is the star.

Nice spot for a family dinner. The staff were really attentive, which was appreciated. I did notice the grilled salmon was a bit overdone for my liking, but the side salad was fresh and crisp.

Lovely welcome and the room had a fun, quirky feel. Breakfast was tasty, but the portions were a bit on the small side for the price. Great location right in the centre of Ely, though.

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