Popped in for their bottomless brunch. The cocktails were spot on, really enjoyed the espresso martini. Got a bit busy so the drinks took a while to come out, but the vibe was nice.

Booked for Sunday lunch, place was packed. Service got a bit slow when they were full, but expected that. Food came out fine in the end.

The plaice was perfectly cooked, swimming in butter. The hazelnut parfait was lovely too. What really stood out was the service &ndash; friendly and relaxed, they never rushed us out even at the end of the night.

The food for our large group all came out together and was still hot, which was impressive. Everything tasted fresh and well-prepared.

Nice historic pub with a cozy feel. The fish and chips were a bit pricey for the portion size though.

It was pretty quiet when we arrived, but the vibe really picked up later. The background music was a good choice once the tables filled in.

Service was prompt and professional. Staff were attentive without being intrusive. Food was decent, prices fair. Good spot for a business lunch.

The bar area is the real draw here. It&rsquo;s got that classic, cosy Cotswolds pub feel with a proper buzz. Just the right amount of lively chatter going on.

Nice spot, the food was really good. I had the steak frites and my wife had the sea bass. The wine list is decent, found a nice Malbec that went perfectly with the steak. A bit on the pricier side for the portion, but the flavours were spot on.

A proper local pub, and they&#39;re very welcoming to dogs - even had treats for our spaniel. Nice to see. The pale ale on tap was a solid choice, went well with the simple ploughman&#39;s lunch. Could do with a few more craft options on the menu though.

Been coming here for a while. The food is always solid, never had a bad meal. They switch up the menu quite often, so it doesn&#39;t get boring. My only gripe is that sometimes a favourite dish disappears!

The gardens are so lovely and well-kept. We enjoyed a quiet walk after our lunch, which was a really nice way to end the visit. It felt very peaceful.

Been coming here for years, always on the way to Westonbirt. It&rsquo;s the late morning brunch that keeps me coming back. The food&rsquo;s always fresh and the portions are spot on. My dog&rsquo;s a fan of the biscuits too.

The wine list had some nice options to pair with our meal, and the bill came to about &pound;75 for three courses. Good value.

The wine list is impressive. Found a few bottles that would cost a bomb in London. A pleasant surprise here. The sommelier helped us pick a nice red to go with the steak, spot on.

The oxtail and curry goat were really good. The meat was so tender it just fell off the bone. For the price, the portions were a bit smaller than I expected, but the flavours were spot on.

Best fish and chips I&#39;ve had in Oxford. The fish was spot on.

Been coming here for years, and the gluten-free options are always solid. Menu&#39;s got plenty to choose from, but I keep coming back for that. Nice to see they haven&#39;t changed that bit.

The draft beer here is the real deal. Had a pint of their house bitter, it&#39;s got that proper depth of flavour you want. Crisp finish, not too heavy. Just a solid, well-kept pint. The music&#39;s from a few decades back, but honestly, I was just there for the beer.

The sharing platter starter is the way to go. You get a bit of everything to start. The crispy squid was spot on, not rubbery at all. The chicken satay skewers had a proper peanut sauce. Good for figuring out what you want more of.

Bottomless brunch was a vibe. The Hugo Spritz is my new favourite, lush and they kept them coming. Staff were lovely, really attentive without hovering. Food was decent, no complaints. Just a nice, easy Sunday.

Lunch stop. Jasmine was quick and efficient, got our order right away. Food was solid, drinks reasonably priced. Good for a quick bite if you&#39;re in the area.

The bottomless brunch was decent. Staff were really on it with the refills, my glass was never empty for long. For the price, that kind of attentive service is a plus.

The staff were so friendly and helpful with dietary restrictions. Made the whole experience easy.

Came here for brunch with a couple of mates. The sweetcorn hash was spot on, and the eggs were cooked just right. Really liked how everything looked on the plate too. Good spot for a catch-up.

Been going here for years. They always have a few local ales on tap, which is nice. Good spot to catch a game, plenty of screens. It&#39;s a proper pub.

A nice, airy spot upstairs. Had a relaxed coffee and a fresh pastry, which was pretty good. The place has a pleasant, cozy feel to it.

Came for the live music night and the vibe was spot on for a catch-up with friends. The garden was a nice touch too.

Perfect for a quick lunch. The pesto mozzarella toastie was ready in minutes. Tasted fresh, like homemade. Sausage melt was solid too. Got me in and out fast.

Popped in for a quick bite. The staff were really friendly even though it was packed. Had the fish and chips, it was solid. Beer choice is a bit limited though.

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