Been coming here for years, and the food&#39;s always hearty and satisfying. It&#39;s the kind of spot you can count on for a proper, no-fuss meal. Just what you want when you&#39;re out with the family.

The specials board is always worth a look. Had a fantastic pork belly dish last night. The wine list is really well-curated, found a lovely red that paired perfectly with it. Makes a big difference to the meal.

Great spot for a quick lunch. Grabbed a sandwich and coffee, ate outside with a view of the Abbey. Food was fine, nothing fancy. Service was quick, which is what I needed. Could be a bit cheaper, but the location is good.

Loved the menu variety, the pasta was spot on. But the real star was the tiramisu - light, not too sweet, just right.

Good spot for a quick business lunch. Food was solid, service efficient. Only downside is the parking - very limited spaces right out front. Had to circle around a bit.

Staff were very friendly and helpful, made us feel welcome. The service was attentive without being overbearing. Food was decent, though the main course arrived a little later than expected. A pleasant evening overall.

The walls are covered in old photos and signs. It&#39;s a real conversation starter. The retro vibe is fun, but honestly, I&#39;m just here for the food.

Frank was a great server, really made us feel welcome. He suggested the pistachio tiramisu and it was spot on. Just the right amount of sweet.

Beef curry and chicken fried rice were both tasty. Portions are big, which is great for a quick lunch. Got my food in under 10 minutes. Perfect for a busy day.

The ingredients in their salads are incredibly fresh. I could taste the crispness of the greens and the ripe tomatoes. It&#39;s a rare find for a pub. The portion was a bit small for the price, but the quality made up for it.

That steak pie was so good! Really rich and full of flavour. Perfect for a cosy catch-up with mates. The place had a nice buzz too, not too loud to talk.

Great spot for a full English breakfast. The bacon was perfectly crisp, eggs just runny enough. A solid pot of tea to go with it. Staff were friendly, which always helps start the day right.

Popped in for a late lunch. The staff were so kind, even added a little birthday touch to the dessert plate, which was a nice surprise. The steak was cooked just right, and their house red was a solid, robust pairing for it. Portions are generous, you won&#39;t leave hungry.

The calzone is huge, easily enough for two. The dough was crispy outside, soft inside. The filling was generous, really packed in there. For the price, you get a very filling meal.

The pearl barley salad with tuna. That&#39;s the one. Barley had a nice bite, tuna was seared just right. Not something you&#39;d expect at a place like this. Price was fair.

The confit duck leg was so tender, and the halloumi burger had a lovely texture. My favourite part was the raspberry panna cotta, it was just the right amount of sweetness to finish. A really pleasant meal.

Loved the cosy layout - all the little rooms make it feel nice and quiet even when it&#39;s packed. The fish and chips were spot on, my father-in-law couldn&#39;t stop talking about them!

The lentil pasta was a solid choice. Nicely spiced and seasoned. It&#39;s a decent spot for a relaxed meal, though the portion felt a touch small for the price.

The cottage was lovely, but the wine list felt a bit limited for the setting.

Simple spot, tidy inside. Got the confit duck for a quick lunch. Meat just fell off the bone, sauce was a nice sweet-salty hit. Potato gratin was rich and filling. Perfect for when you need something solid but fast.

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 place was packed but service was still quick and friendly. Our waitress remembered how I liked my coffee, which was a nice touch. Food came out at a decent pace too.

Got there just as they opened for lunch. The place filled up fast. Solid food, friendly staff. Good sign.

The spaghetti bolognese is always a solid choice. Just a heads up, their online ordering can be a bit hit or miss sometimes.

Cosy spot. Feels like a proper local place. Took the family for a relaxed Sunday lunch, kids were fine. Good vibe for that.

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.

We had an amazing time at the bottomless brunch! The staff, especially Josh, were friendly and kept the drinks flowing, making it a memorable experience.

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

Finally got to try this place after hearing about it for ages. The food was spot on, really well done. The espresso was just okay, but everything else was lovely.

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.

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