The beef was lovely and tender, and the roasties were spot on. What really stood out was the wine list - found a really nice Malbec that went perfectly with the roast. Made the whole meal. A bit pricey for a carvery, but the drink selection justified it.

Been coming here for years. It&#39;s a proper local pub, the staff are friendly and always remember your name. Makes you feel at home.

Been coming here for years. They&#39;ve kept the Korean fried chicken pancakes consistently good, and the portion is still huge.

The staff were so lovely with our dog, brought out a bowl of water straight away. There&#39;s a nice walk right across the road too, perfect for a stretch. Our room had a comfy dog bed ready, which was a nice touch.

Came here with a few mates for a proper catch-up. The vibe was perfect for a long, relaxed dinner - we didn&#39;t feel rushed at all. Food was solid, service was friendly. Just what we needed.

Tried their fondue evening for the first time. The cheese pot was huge, way more than we could finish! Cosy spot, felt like a proper treat.

A wonderful pub restaurant. We were made to feel very welcome on arrival and the staff were very sincere and helpful. It was definitely service with smiles. The food was excellent and hot! The sirloin steak was cooked as requested and is certainly recommended. The real ale was well kept and tasted superb. We will be back.

Niranjan and Lynne were great. Really friendly, quick with everything. Made it a nice, easy lunch.

Any time my family are at Cheshire oaks, Ed&#39;s gets a visit, it&#39;s simple , does what it says on the tin.

Been coming here for years, and the new spot is just as good. Love how they kept the menu consistent. It does get packed though, had to lean in a bit to chat over the buzz. Still, that&#39;s the trade-off for a proper lively atmosphere.

The Sunday roast is the thing to get. The beef was cooked just right, still pink in the middle, and the gravy had a proper depth to it. The roast potatoes were crispy on the outside and fluffy inside. A solid plate of food.

Booked ahead and glad we did, it was packed. The Guinness is top notch, one of the best pints around.

A proper cosy pub, just a short walk from James Street station. Perfect for a pint after a day out. The atmosphere is really nice and relaxed.

Decent spot with plenty of seats inside and out. Always seems busy, which I like. The pizzas are the main draw for me - really solid. Prices are fair and the portions are generous.

Solid pizza. Got the Detroit style, crispy edges, nice and chewy. New York slice was good too. Bold Street spot has a few tables. Quick lunch.

Great for a big group. The food was ready and fresh when we got there, which was perfect with the kids.

The beef sandwich was spot on, really hit the spot with my latte. Just the right kind of quiet buzz for a solo coffee. A bit pricey for what it is, but that sun on the terrace made it worth it.

Good range of drinks, including some interesting non-alcoholic options. The outside seating was perfect for a sunny afternoon pint. Found the location really handy, just a short walk from the station.

Popped in for a late lunch today. The grilled salmon was cooked just right, really tasty. The staff were so friendly and attentive, which made the whole visit very relaxed. A nice, easy spot for a quiet meal.

The jacket potato and beans were pretty good on a Sunday visit. Portions are generous. Service was fine, though it did feel a bit rushed.

The team here is lovely, they really make the place. That&#39;s why we keep coming back to this Nando&#39;s.

First time here and really enjoyed the food. It wasn&#39;t greasy at all, which was a nice surprise. The atmosphere was calm and quiet, a good spot for a relaxed dinner.

The happy hour pricing is a nice touch, makes the pizza and a drink feel like a proper treat without the usual sting. The space itself is just right&mdash;not too loud, comfy booths, good for a casual catch-up.

Stumbled upon this place and the coffee was top-notch. The owner is a Q Grader, which explains the skill. Even my friends who don&#39;t usually like coffee enjoyed the Turkish coffee. Very friendly service, though the seating is a bit snug for a long chat.

Full English served till 2pm. Good for a lazy late morning. Sausages were decent, eggs done right. Solid plate.

Great spot for a pint. Their ales are kept properly, which is key. Wine list won&#39;t break the bank either. Lively but not too loud, just right for a casual catch-up.

The coffee&#39;s always spot on, and the staff are lovely. What really works for me is their playlist &ndash; it&#39;s the perfect chill vibe for a slow afternoon with a flat white. Just wish the chairs were a bit comfier for longer stays.

Came here after reading the reviews. The place was consistently busy, which is always a good sign. Staff were really attentive without being overbearing, made the whole thing feel relaxed.

Staff are always friendly, service is quick. It&#39;s a reliable spot for a good meal and a decent coffee. Just a solid, no-fuss place.

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