Been here a few times for the pre-theatre menu. The three-course deal is solid for what you pay. Had the fish last time, it was cooked just right. Good option if you&#39;re heading to a show.

Popped in for dinner on a whim. The steak sandwich was really good, probably the best I&#39;ve had. The pasta and chicken burger were fine too. A solid spot, though the tables are a bit close together.

Proper old-school pub. Landlord&#39;s a real character, great craic. Had a quick pint and a whiskey after work - perfect for a swift one. Could do with a few more bar snacks though.

Parking was a bit tricky on the street, but I found a spot. Heads up, they&#39;re cash only. The food was good, but that was the main thing I noticed.

The staff were really attentive even on a busy Saturday night. I always appreciate that. The grilled salmon was cooked just right, and the seasonal vegetables tasted so fresh. A nice, simple meal.

The chicken biryani is the one. The rice has this distinct, almost floral aroma, and the chicken pieces are incredibly tender, falling apart easily. It&#39;s a generous portion too. The vegetable fried rice was fine, but the biryani is what I&#39;d order again.

The flat white was really good. I&#39;m not a coffee expert, but this one was smooth, not bitter at all. The milk was perfectly steamed. It&#39;s become my go-to spot for a reliable morning pick-me-up.

The beef Wellington was the star. The pastry was perfectly flaky, the beef inside was cooked to a medium-rare that was just right, tender and juicy. It&#39;s the kind of dish you come here for. The portion was decent, though the sides felt a bit simple.

The manager Rowan was really helpful with our group&#39;s dietary needs. Made the whole thing run smoothly.

The staff here are pretty good. Tracy, Zara and Nikita were especially welcoming, which made the lunch feel quite pleasant. Service was a little slow when it got busy, but overall it was a decent experience.

The festive chip is superb, and the quality is always top-notch. The seats are quite comfortable, which is a nice plus.

Been coming here for years, and the bar&#39;s always had that great selection of spirits on display. It&#39;s just a solid spot to unwind with a drink or two. Never feels like they&#39;re trying too hard.

The sticky bites with mixed chocolate and biscoff sauce were my pick. Portion was decent for the price, especially with the two sauces. Staff were friendly, which was a nice touch.

Great spot for a pint with that sea view. The fish and chips portion was huge, couldn&#39;t finish it all.

Cozy spot, good for a relaxed meal. The portion sizes were decent for the price. I got the chicken pasta, and it was a good amount for what I paid. Didn&#39;t feel like I was overcharged for a tiny plate.

Been coming here for years, and the recent refurb is lovely. Still my go-to for a proper burger and fries. The wine list is short but thoughtful &ndash; found a decent Malbec that worked surprisingly well with the beef. A solid, unpretentious spot.

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