Decided to try the all-you-can-eat here. The staff were really on it&mdash;plates were cleared almost before I was done, and they kept checking if I needed a refill. Makes the whole experience pretty smooth.

Bottomless brunch for my mate&#39;s birthday. Millie was our server, kept the drinks coming without us having to ask. Really made the whole thing easy. For the price, you definitely get your money&#39;s worth on the refills.

The carrot cake here was a real treat. You can tell it&#39;s homemade, with fresh carrots and a nice balance of spices. The cream cheese frosting wasn&#39;t overly sweet, which I appreciated. A simple, satisfying stop for a healthier indulgence.

The all-day brunch is the main draw. The eggs were perfectly runny, and the hollandaise had a nice, sharp lemon kick. The bacon was thick-cut and crispy. It&#39;s a solid, no-fuss plate of food.

Been back a few times now, and the crispy tofu with peppers and pineapple is still my go-to. It&rsquo;s got that perfect balance of sweet and tangy, and the texture is spot on. Really appreciate the solid veggie choices here.

The cauliflower and chickpea soup was pretty good, really tasty and filling. Service was decent, though the soup did arrive a little later than the other starters.

Friendly service and the food is consistently decent. Just a heads up, it&#39;s cash only so you&#39;ll need to remember that. Had a pretty good lunch here.

Popped in after seeing the castle. The Tudor building is lovely, really adds to the feel. Had the fish and chips, which were pretty good. Service was a bit slow, but it was busy. A decent spot for a relaxed meal.

Lovely little spot for a catch-up with friends. The decor and music are so cosy, felt like we were just hanging out in someone&#39;s living room. Perfect for a chilled afternoon.

The toasties are the main draw here. The bread is perfectly toasted, crispy on the outside and soft inside, with a generous amount of melted cheese and ham. It&#39;s a simple thing, but they do it right. The pastries looked good too, but I always go for the toastie.

The granola yogurt was spot on, and their coffee selection really complemented it. Came back for the banana bread the next day.

Nice spot for a relaxed dessert. The staff are friendly and don&#39;t rush you, so you can really settle in. Tried the chocolate torte - it was good. Prices are fair. A comfortable place to unwind.

A proper pub for real ale fans. Tried the pork scratchings, nice and crunchy. The bitter was spot on, just what you want after a long day. Good spot for a quiet pint.

Service is efficient here. Staff recognised me from previous visits and had my usual order ready. It&#39;s a small thing, but it saves time during a busy lunch hour. Makes the routine stop feel a bit more personal.

Birthday dinner. They brought out a little cake with a candle. Nice touch. Food was solid, nothing mind-blowing but tasty. Service was quick.

Popped in just before closing, and they were still so welcoming. The fishcakes were the highlight for me - really fresh, with a lovely crisp outside and a soft, flaky centre. A nice surprise for a late dinner!

Bacon sandwich and a hot drink for a fiver? Yes please. The sandwich was proper, thick cut bacon on soft bread. Staff were dead sound, no issues at all. Spot on for a quick lunch.

Nice spot for a quiet lunch. I had the soup and a sandwich, both were fresh and just right. The staff are friendly and not at all rushed, which makes it a very comfortable place to sit for a while.

Good veggie options. Red curry had a nice kick, tempura veg was crispy. Vegan vanilla ice cream was a solid finish.

Been here a few times. The service is consistently efficient and the food reliable. The upstairs terrace is a solid spot when the weather&#39;s good.

The chicken tikka baguette is a solid choice. The bread has that lovely crisp outside but stays soft inside, and they don&#39;t skimp on the filling at all. Really hits the spot for a straightforward, filling lunch.

The teriyaki chicken reminded me of home cooking, so comforting. The sauce had that perfect balance of sweet and savoury. Ate it in their cosy little corner, felt just right for a quiet evening.

Solid fish and chips, good portion size. The pub is clean and well-kept. A reliable spot for a straightforward meal.

Came for a weekday lunch, the view is lovely. But honestly, the portion for the main was a bit small for the price. I left feeling like I needed a snack later. The food itself was good, just wish there was a bit more of it.

Good coffee, solid breakfast options. Staff are efficient, got my order right on a busy weekday morning. Convenient for a quick bite before meetings.

The staff were so kind - they even gave us some pastries as they were closing up. It was a really nice gesture that made the end of our meal feel extra warm.

Called ahead on a Friday night. Got the truffle pasta special. Worth the wait. Menu&#39;s got classics and some solid twists.

Love that they have dairy-free milk options. The vegan cakes looked really good too. Such a cosy spot, and it&rsquo;s nice they&rsquo;re dog-friendly. Just a relaxed place to be.

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