Loved the salt and pepper fries here. The seasoning was spot on and they tasted really fresh.

Been coming for years. The set menu is still under &pound;20 for three courses, which is pretty good these days.

The staff really knew their beers and were happy to suggest a few. I appreciated that they took the time to explain the ingredients in each one, which helped me pick something that fit my preferences. Very helpful.

Been coming here for years, and it&#39;s still the stained glass that gets me every time. Just sitting with a pint, watching the light change through those windows as the evening goes on. It&#39;s the one thing that keeps me coming back. The terrace is nice too, but honestly, I&#39;m always drawn back inside for that view.

Been coming here for years. The staff are always friendly and helpful, which is why I keep coming back.

A quiet spot for a pint, and they welcome dogs outside. The outdoor seating is comfortable, even for a longer visit. It&rsquo;s just a nice, relaxed place when the sun&#39;s shining.

Stumbled upon this old pub upstairs. The low beams and stained glass windows give it such a cosy, lived-in feel. A proper traditional spot, just what I was hoping for.

Stopped in for a pint after work. The place was spotless and the bartender was really friendly, had a good chat. Just a nice, easy spot to unwind.

Had a lovely Sunday lunch here. The roast beef was cooked just right, still pink in the middle. The Yorkshire puddings were spot on. It&#39;s a cozy spot for a lazy weekend meal.

Came for the Sunday roast with a couple of friends. The beef was so tender and the gravy was spot on. It&rsquo;s a proper cosy spot for a long, chatty lunch. Service was really attentive without being fussy. A bit on the pricey side, but you get what you pay for.

The salt and pepper chicken wings are a must-order. They&rsquo;re crispy and well-seasoned every time. The staff&rsquo;s habit of throwing in a few complimentary prawn crackers is a nice touch. Paired perfectly with a cold lager.

The Sunday roast is the star here. The beef was spot on, and the Yorkshire puddings had that proper homemade taste. Generous portions, everything arrived piping hot. A solid choice for a lazy weekend lunch.

The bar staff are lovely, and the cocktails are pretty good. Service was fine, especially when it was quieter early on. A decent spot for a drink.

The cakes are homemade and really nice. I got a slice for &pound;4.50, which felt fair for the quality and the size. It was a generous portion, definitely enough to share. Good for a treat without breaking the bank.

Singapore vermicelli is solid. Portions are huge, always packed full. Price is fair. Got it for a quick lunch, no complaints.

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