The Wednesday carvery is a steal! The pork and beef were so flavourful, and the cauliflower cheese was a real highlight. Perfect for a midweek catch-up with mates - we all left stuffed for under a tenner.

Been coming here for years, and the portions are always generous. You get what you pay for, no skimping. It&#39;s one of the main reasons I keep coming back.

The real ale selection is solid. Tried a couple of the darker ones on cask, both were in good condition and served at the right temperature. The outdoor area is shaded, which is nice.

Omelet with ham and mushrooms was spot on. Coffee was good too.

Liah and Ruby were so sweet. They just had this way of checking in without hovering, you know? Felt genuinely looked after.

Sunday roast is a solid choice for a quick bite. The meat and veggies are cooked just right, and the portion is generous. It&#39;s popular though, so you might want to book ahead to avoid waiting.

Skip the chains, this place is a solid choice. Food is fresh, service is quick, and the bill was very reasonable. Exactly what you need for a straightforward, efficient lunch.

The Sunday roast was lovely, and the cauliflower cheese was a nice touch. The booths were really comfortable for a relaxed meal.

Got caught in the lunch rush, the queue was long but moved fast. Grabbed the truffle pasta to share with a mate while we waited for others. Perfect for a casual catch-up, just be ready for the crowd!

The vegan club sandwich was packed with fresh, high-quality ingredients. Really appreciated the clear menu labelling for dietary needs.

I grab my daily coffee here, the subscription makes it a no-brainer. Staff are quick even at lunch. The espresso is robust, pairs nicely with a simple pastry.

Good selection of gluten-free dishes. Staff knew their stuff and gave clear advice on what to order. Made a business lunch with a colleague straightforward - no fuss over dietary restrictions.

A decent spot to get some work done. Plenty of seating, the music is pretty good, and the atmosphere is relaxed. It does get quite busy sometimes, which can be a bit distracting.

We had a team dinner for about 50. What really stood out was the food. The salmon was so fresh, and the roasted vegetables were crisp and not at all oily. It felt like a proper, wholesome meal, which isn&#39;t always easy to find for a large group.

Popped in for a quick lunch. The halloumi fries were a real find - perfectly crisp outside and still soft inside. The chicken burger was good too, but those fries stole the show.

Been coming here for years. Staff always remember my usual order, even when they&#39;re slammed. That kind of consistent, friendly service is what keeps me coming back.

A dedicated gluten-free menu with daily specials. I&#39;m coeliac, and it&#39;s a relief to have clear, safe options without needing a lengthy chat with the server first. The pasta dish I had was solid. Makes planning a business lunch here straightforward.

Loved the chill vibe here. The desserts are the real star though - had the chocolate lava cake and it was just the right amount of gooey. Portions are generous for the price.

The falafel salad was fresh and filling for a quick lunch. Service was impressively fast even when packed.

Popped in for an early dinner. The garlic bread on a pizza base was a nice surprise, really enjoyed that. Service was quick and friendly, which made it a very relaxed visit. Just a comfortable spot for a quiet meal.

Stumbled in here with a group of friends and we all loved it. The vibe is so cosy and intimate, perfect for a proper catch-up. The food was seriously flavourful. A great little spot for a group dinner.

The full English breakfast was spot on, with really good quality ingredients. I also appreciated the comfortable seating and the friendly service. The Mediterranean-style decor and background music made for a relaxing morning.

The solo waitress managed a full house with real composure. Never rushed us, kept orders moving. Tough spot, handled it well.

The steak and ale pie was the star. So much tender beef, and the pastry was perfectly crisp. We sat by the fireplace, which made it all feel so cozy and warm. A really lovely spot for a quiet dinner.

Lunch in the covered courtyard was the best part. The heaters kept it perfectly cosy even though it was a bit grey out. Food was solid, but honestly, I just wanted to sit there all afternoon.

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