Harry the bartender was the star of the night. Super attentive, great chat, and his cocktail suggestions were spot on with the food. Made the whole evening. A real pro.

The fish and chips are the reason I come back. The batter is super light and crisp, and it&#39;s always served hot. The grilled lemon is a nice touch. The portion is generous, but I wish the tartar sauce had a bit more of a kick.

Been coming here for years, and the pan con tomate is the reason. Simple, but they always get it right. That&#39;s what keeps me coming back.

The beef was spot on for the Sunday roast. The wine list had a nice Rioja that paired beautifully with it.

A welcome return to a cherished place for us, and a pleasure to introduce it to an old friend. Excellent food in convivial surroundings.

The beer garden is a good size, with heaters. A solid option if you want to avoid the crowded, loud pubs in the centre. Decent for a quiet after-work pint.

Pulled pork burger was top. Even the side salad was fresh and crisp, not just an afterthought. Shows they care about the details.

Booked a table for six, no fuss at all. The veggie options are solid &ndash; had the mushroom risotto. Their wine list is decent, found a nice Pinot Noir that worked well with it. A bit on the pricier side for what it is, but the service was smooth.

The staff were really attentive with my dairy-free request and even adjusted the curry&#39;s sweetness. A very considerate spot.

Lovely, warm space. The decor is thoughtful without being overdone. We sat by the window and the whole place just felt clean and inviting. Food arrived promptly, which was nice.

The garden seating is lovely, so many plants! A really nice spot for a relaxed lunch.

The Sunday roast was the main event. Beef was cooked just right, not dry at all. The Yorkshire pudding was perfect for soaking up the gravy. Roast potatoes had that crispy edge I look for.

Sunday roast was spot on. The beef was cooked just right, and the gravy was really good. Nice, relaxed vibe for a Sunday afternoon.

The Wildwood theme is spot on. The rustic wood and greenery make you feel like you&#39;re actually in a forest clearing. It&#39;s a nice backdrop for the food.

Been back a few times for lunch and pre-theatre. The food always tastes fresh, like it&#39;s just come off the stove. Staff are friendly, no complaints there. Good spot for a reliable, straightforward meal.

The cocktails here are the real draw. Had a perfectly balanced negroni that paired nicely with the tacos from the pop-up kitchen. A solid spot for a drink and a bite.

Spacious and comfortable, with plenty of room between tables. I liked that. It does get quite loud when it&#39;s busy, though. Still, a nice spot for a relaxed meal.

They were really helpful when we showed up with our dog and a few friends. Didn&#39;t have to ask, just found us a table that worked. Made it easy.

The in-house sauces are a game changer. Had the doner and it was the best I&#39;ve tried in ages. The pizza was decent, but those sauces really make everything pop.

Been coming here for years. The free parking out back is a lifesaver, especially when I&#39;m just popping in for a quick lunch. Means I don&#39;t have to stress about finding a spot or paying a fortune in town.

The Tuesday special is a solid deal. The lamb shank was fall-off-the-bone tender, and the red wine jus had a good depth of flavour. It&rsquo;s BYOB, so we brought a decent Malbec that paired nicely. Portions are generous for the price.

The smoked salmon sandwiches in the garden were pretty good on a sunny day. A nice spot.

Stumbled upon this place by chance. The vibe is really cosy, and the food looked great on the plate. Flavours were spot on. Service was nice, too. Just a nice, relaxed spot for a bite.

Mixed grill was so good, the meat was super tender! Portions are massive though, we had to share. Perfect for a big group dinner, just make sure you&#39;re really hungry.

The cider-battered hake was decent, with a pretty good fish-to-batter ratio. The triple-cooked chips were fine, just could have been a touch crispier for my taste. The whitebait fritters were a nice, crunchy addition.

George was a star. His wine recommendation was spot on and he kept the glasses topped up. Really made the evening.

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