Sunday karaoke was a blast! The food&#39;s decent, but service can be a bit slow when they&#39;re short-staffed.

The building&#39;s got real character, those low doorways are a fun touch. But honestly, for the price point, the portions felt a bit on the smaller side. You&#39;re paying more for the atmosphere than a really filling meal.

Been coming here for years, and the beer garden is always a winner. Plenty of space, and they&#39;ve got those shaded tables sorted for when the sun&#39;s out. It&#39;s a proper spot to settle in. The cider on tap is a bit limited, but that&#39;s my only gripe.

Bright and spacious pub. Good spot for people-watching with that view of the pedestrian area. Drinks are reasonably priced. Just a relaxed vibe.

A proper local pub, quiet and friendly. No kitchen, but you can bring in your own food. Their ale selection is decent - had a pint of their house bitter that went nicely with my fish and chips. Just the spot for a relaxed evening.

The chicken katsu burger was a real find. Just the right amount of heat in the sauce, really hit the spot. Great spot to catch a game too.

Popped in for a quick solo lunch. Food came fast, which was key for me. The steak sandwich was hot, well-seasoned, and matched the menu description. Good portion for the price.

Been coming here for years. The roast beef on Sundays is always spot on, proper tender and flavourful. That&#39;s what keeps me coming back. Staff are friendly too.

Been coming here for years, and the halibut and chips is always spot on. Huge portion, cooked perfectly. Even on a busy Friday, they found us a table on the lawn. That consistency is why I keep coming back.

Solid Sunday roast. Gravy was spot on. Two courses for under &pound;11. Good portions. Nice vibe for a Sunday.

Lovely spot to warm up on a chilly day. The terrace and garden must be great in summer, but the inside space was bright and cosy. Just what we needed.

The front garden is a total sun trap. Grabbed a pint out there on a sunny afternoon and it was just the spot. Could&#39;ve sat for hours. Nice little escape.

The house-brewed pale ale here is the standout. It&rsquo;s got a really crisp, hoppy bite that cuts through, not too heavy. Perfect with the salted nuts they put out. The stout was a bit too sweet for my taste, though.

The fish was fresh, no doubt. But for the price, the portion felt a bit small. The lemon souffl&eacute; was nice, though.

The breakfast buffet had a nice selection of fresh fruit and options. They were a bit slow to refill the hot items, though.

Loved the old-world charm here. We grabbed a seat outside overlooking the square on a sunny afternoon. The worn wooden tables and the quiet buzz just felt right. A lovely, timeless spot.

Great spot for a quick lunch. The outdoor garden is perfect on sunny days, and they&#39;ve got heaters for when it cools down.

This place is a regular for me now. The staff are so friendly, and Jack in particular always remembers my usual order. The food is consistently tasty and the prices are very fair. A really comfortable spot to unwind.

Lovely old building, feels very spacious. Just a heads up that getting a table for a bigger group at busy times might be a bit of a wait.

Breakfast was solid - loads of choice and everything cooked properly. The harbour view from the room was a nice touch.

Stopped by for a quick drink and the staff were so nice. They let me try a sip of their house lager before I ordered a pint. The vibe in here is just really relaxed and friendly.

I haven&#39;t been to the Fishers Pond so this was a trip back in time.  The setting is still as I remember, obviously the staff and menu wasn&#39;t going to be the same but I wasn&#39;t disappointed,  the menu provides a variety of dishes and the roast which we chose was probably one of the best i have had.  As for the staff, friendly and efficient, so big 10/10 to all!

Absolutely excellent roast dinner, we will definitely be back again soon! Everything was brilliant. The lovely new landlady, Rebecca, came around personally to introduce herself and check how our meal was, really nice touch!

Great spot by the seafront. Drinks are cheap and they&#39;ve got a massive selection.

Been meaning to try this place for ages. The daily special was a proper portion for the price, really hit the spot. The chef clearly knows their stuff, everything was cooked just right. Good value for a proper meal out.

The steak and ale pie was a proper hearty portion, just what you want on a chilly evening. Gravy was rich and deep. Paired it with a robust red from their list, which cut through the richness nicely. Solid pub grub.

The quiz night was a blast! The host kept things moving and the questions were actually fun, not just random trivia. We didn&#39;t win bingo, but the whole vibe was so energetic. Definitely a solid spot for a laugh with mates.

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