Been coming here for years, and the service is always spot on. Quick with the food, friendly without being over the top. It&#39;s that consistency that keeps me coming back for a casual weekend brunch.

The beef rendang was the standout. Rich, slow-cooked flavour with tender meat that just fell apart. The spices were complex but not overpowering. A bit on the pricey side for the portion, but the taste was spot on.

We went for Sunday Lunch, which was excellent, reasonably priced, great quality, relaxed atmosphere.  Highly recommended and will be going back soon.

Nice chilled vibe with some good tunes, just right for a quiet dinner. The drinks are priced well, which is a plus. My gin and tonic was spot on.

Came here with friends last weekend and the mushroom bourguignon was a total winner for us veggies. We grabbed a table outside in the sun and it was just the right spot for a long catch-up. A bit of a wait for the food, but we were chatting anyway.

Lovely spot for a catch-up with friends. The outdoor seating is gorgeous, perfect for coffee and a little snack. We ended up staying for ages just chatting.

Been coming here for years, and the tapas are always spot on. Even on a packed Friday night, the patatas bravas taste exactly the same as they did last month. That kind of consistency keeps me coming back.

The sausage roll was top-notch, honestly. But the real star for me was the space itself &ndash; really light and airy, with those big windows and simple wooden tables. Just a nice, relaxed spot to linger over a proper coffee.

The room was charming, clean and tucked away in a quiet courtyard. The whole team made us feel very welcome during our stay.

The food is good, but honestly, it&#39;s the staff that makes it. They remember what you like. My usual order just appears without me asking. That&#39;s the real reason I keep coming back.

Cozy spot for a quiet pint. Had the ham, egg and chips. The ham was really good, thick cut and not too salty. Chips were fine, nothing special. It&#39;s a solid, no-fuss meal.

Service here is genuinely warm. Rachel and her team remembered my gluten-free request without me reminding them, and just chatted like you&rsquo;re a regular. Felt easy, not fussy. That kind of attention is nice.

Loved the bottomless brunch. The server was so attentive, my mimosa was never empty. Really appreciated not having to flag anyone down for a refill. The whole flow was relaxed.

The atmosphere was warm and inviting, complemented by friendly and attentive staff. Really enjoyed the food. Thank you very much

Stumbled in for a pint. Ended up staying for dinner. The steak and ale pie was proper hearty, just what you need on a damp evening. The room upstairs felt a bit dated, but the whole place has a nice, lived-in feel.

The hot chocolate was exactly what I needed after a damp morning walk. Rich, not too sweet. The pistachio croissant was a nice touch &ndash; flaky, good filling. A solid spot for a quick, quiet coffee break.

Brigitte was so lovely and helpful. The fish of the day was the highlight for me - you could really taste the freshness. It felt like a healthy, light choice. She even gave us some nice tips for Oxford.

The barman recommended a local red over the pricier one I was eyeing. It was a solid choice, had good body and went well with the steak. Saved a few quid and didn&#39;t feel like I was missing out.

Very friendly and efficient staff. Great family atmosphere. Recommended if visiting Swindon. Plenty of choices of different meats at the carvery.

Great old building, full of character. Had a pint of Butty Bach here - really hit the spot. They&#39;ve got a small beer garden out back, perfect for a quiet pint. A proper pub.

Nice spot by the canal, decent buzz. Had a pretty good lunch, the food was solid. The waterside tables are lovely on a sunny day. Service was a bit slow, but fine for a relaxed afternoon.

The Sunday roast was spot on. Not too heavy, just right for a lazy afternoon. Staff were friendly without being over the top. Prices felt fair for what you get.

Lovely staff, wonderful service and excellent food. It&#39;s a great pity though that the Tuna Abrizzese Salad -- their best dish and featured as the illustration on this page -- is no longer on the menu. In fact there are no salads on the menu at all except for side salads -- as a vegetarian that is something that I really miss.I&#39;d also like to see a proper automatic door system fitted. The current front door is extremely heavy -- my mother can&#39;t open it on her own so doesn&#39;t go there any more without help. Worse than this, the door sticks fully open quite often as people leave, and when it&#39;s freezing outside if you&#39;re sitting by the window then it gets very cold very quickly. Small things which could make a big difference to our experience as regulars at this great restaurant.

Solid afternoon deal under &pound;8. Food arrived quickly, no fuss. Exactly what you expect from a Wetherspoons.

The welcome was lovely, but I really appreciated how fresh the ingredients were in my salad. Everything tasted so crisp and vibrant.

The Signature Double Room was lovely. The bathroom was warm, which I appreciated. The coffee machine was a nice touch, but I was most impressed by the fresh magazines provided. A thoughtful detail that made the stay feel a bit more personal.

The bacon and avocado bagel is my go-to. They&#39;re always fresh, which is a big plus for me. A solid spot when you need a reliable breakfast.

The staff are so lovely. I sat outside for breakfast and it was just so peaceful. The food was delicious, really hit the spot on a quiet morning. A really nice, relaxing start to the day.

Absolutely amazing experience. From drinks to canapies and main course , the taste was amazing would definitely come here again.

Loved the little touches. The teacups were warmed, which is a nice detail for a chilly day. And the bill came with a couple of those tiny, pretty sweets. It&#39;s a small thing, but you notice when a place pays attention.

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