Been here a few times. It&#39;s attached to the museum, so it&#39;s usually pretty quiet. The interior is simple and clean, which I like. Good for a coffee and a read.

The staff were really welcoming, even to our dog. It&#39;s a nice touch when a place is so pet-friendly. The food was decent, though the service was a little slow at times.

The Christmas pastries were a nice touch, but I found the portion sizes a bit small for the price.

Love the variety here, especially the rocky road. The seating area is a bit cramped though, but the natural light from the big windows is lovely.

Such a lovely spot for a coffee. The cakes are incredible, all fresh and homemade. That little dog-friendly touch makes it feel so warm.

Loved the tucked-away sofa area for our group of four! So much better than a regular table for a proper catch-up. The booths looked cosy too. The vibe is really warm and welcoming, perfect for a relaxed evening with friends.

The lunch deal is decent - haddock and chips, a side and a drink. The fish was fresh, but the portion felt a bit small.

The staff were so kind and thoughtful. My little one got a free cheese scone, which was a really nice gesture. It was a simple thing, but it made the whole lunch feel a bit more special.

The mackerel starter was fantastic, and the wine list had some great pairings for it. Service was as good as I remembered.

The carnitas tacos were the highlight for me. The pork tasted so fresh, and the seasoning was just right &ndash; not too heavy. Really appreciated the simple, quality ingredients. A nice little spot for a satisfying meal.

Came here for a date night and was blown away by the decor. It&#39;s like stepping into a different world, all dark wood and soft lighting. The vibe is just right for a special evening.

Tried their roast. It&rsquo;s the best thing on the menu, honestly. Juicy, crispy skin, proper gravy. The rest was fine, but I&rsquo;d go back just for that.

The staff here are so lovely, especially with kids. Ruby and Daisy were really sweet with my little one, making her smile. Laura and Leah were also friendly and helpful. It&#39;s nice to see a team that genuinely seems to enjoy their work and connects with guests. Makes for a relaxed meal.

Perfect for a quick bite before work. Got the breakfast plate, added black pudding. Food&#39;s fresh, good portion for the price. Free coffee with Ikea Family before 9am is a nice perk. Gets the job done.

Vegan tasting menu. Kashmir squash main was the standout. Desserts were creative too. Solid choice for plant-based dining.

The spicy lamb sausage was the star for me, really well-spiced and juicy. The fattoush salad was fresh and crisp too.

Great pub. Linda was really attentive, and the house red was a surprisingly good match for the steak pie.

Great spot for a business lunch. Staff are attentive without being intrusive, and the menu has solid options. Portions are generous, which is appreciated. Pricing is fair for the area. The relaxed atmosphere helps get through a long meeting.

Loved the spot right on the marina. Tried a guest ale I hadn&#39;t seen before, which was a nice find. The place had a proper local buzz to it.

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

Darina was so attentive, she spotted a discount we&#39;d overlooked and applied it for us. The food&#39;s always spot on, really flavourful. Got our table for six right away.

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.

Alec was a really chatty server, kept checking on us. The French onion soup had a thick cheesy crust, and the beef bourguignon was so tender. Portions were decent for the price, felt like a proper meal.

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.

The sausage and chips were really nice and hot. The curry sauce wasn&#39;t quite what I expected, but it was still good.

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.

Popped in for a coffee and a slice of cake this afternoon. It was so chilled, perfect for a break. The staff were really on it, even with the place being packed.

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