Booked for lunch because they&#39;re dog-friendly. Our pup got a bowl of water and treats right away, which was a nice touch.

Found this spot near work and ended up going twice in one day. Their panini selection is really impressive.

Good veggie and gluten-free options. Menu&#39;s big, which is handy when you&#39;re with a mixed group. Food was solid, nothing fancy but does the job.

Nice old pub, good for a pint after seeing the cathedral. Sat outside on a busy Saturday. The fish and chips were fine, but the portion felt a bit small for &pound;18.50.

The triple chocolate pancakes were a proper sugar rush. Oreo crumble, thick chocolate sauce, and a scoop of ice cream. It&#39;s a huge portion, couldn&#39;t finish it all myself.

Portions are massive here, seriously. Ordered the chicken parmigiana and it could easily feed two. For the price, you&#39;re getting a lot of food. Quality&#39;s solid too.

The 2-for-1 burger deal is a proper steal. The whole place just has this fun, retro American vibe. Good tunes, friendly staff, and those red vinyl booths are a nice touch.

Lennon was our server, and he was really helpful. He took the time to walk me through the menu, explaining which dishes were made with fresh, local ingredients. It made choosing a healthy option much easier. He clearly knows the menu well and enjoys sharing that knowledge.

Great spot for a quick drink, right on the river. The view from the terrace is lovely, especially in the evening. Just a short walk from the station too.

Came for dinner, the setting is lovely. Food was good, but the portions felt a bit small for the price. My main course left me wanting a bit more.

Came with a big group of 12. Everyone found something they liked on the menu, which isn&#39;t always easy with a crowd that size. The servers handled it well, kept things moving without feeling rushed. Nice, relaxed vibe for a long dinner.

The carvery is always a solid choice. I like the variety of meats and the veg is fresh. It&#39;s good value for money, and the staff are friendly which makes for a relaxed lunch.

Booked ahead for a Sunday lunch after a walk. The roast beef was spot on, really tender. The Yorkshires were proper, crispy on the outside. It does get packed, so glad we had a table.

Been coming here for years, and the pre-theatre setup is still the best. They hold your table for the interval, so you can actually relax over a dessert or a final glass of wine. No need to gulp it down. It&rsquo;s the little things that keep me coming back.

The staff here are always so friendly and professional. On our visit, they were genuinely welcoming and made everything feel easy. It&#39;s the kind of service that just lets you relax and enjoy your meal.

The queue system works well. They told us straight away when a dish was sold out and gave a clear wait time. No guessing games, which I appreciate. Efficient approach.

Self-service kiosk was easy. Food arrived fast and hot. Solid burger, fries were crispy. Good for a quick bite.

A nice spot for a quiet dinner. The food was pretty good, and the little touches like gum and perfume in the restroom were a thoughtful detail. Service was fine, though it did get a bit slow as the evening went on.

The oysters were spot on, fresh and briny. Shame they had a private party later, so we felt a bit hurried at the end. Still, a solid meal.

Solid local pub. They&#39;ve got a really nice selection of drinks, which I appreciate. Found a surprisingly good local red that went perfectly with the steak and ale pie. The vibe is spot on for a relaxed evening.

I have been here with parents, children, the kids chums, my mates and a lady or five. This was for my 60th with the eldest, her Man and a lady chum of mine. The waiting staff were effective and courteous the foid was good and got to have a Dad chat this is the first time since my last parent passed a way so a comfortable and warm place. The walk in Dedham was very chilly a lunch to remember.

Upstairs was a nice change from the lively bar below. Much quieter, could actually hear my friend talk. Good spot for a proper catch-up over dinner.

We were a party of seven. The food was absolutely fantastic. Hot and fresh and perfectly cooked to order. The service was a little slow, but it was a busy Saturday evening so perfectly understandable. Would definitely recommend. .

Great for a group. The extensive meat selection paired really well with their robust red wine list. Chefs nailed the doneness.

The chef came out to discuss my allergy order, which was reassuring. They have a full allergen menu too. The portion for the gluten-free pasta was decent, not stingy at all. Felt like they actually cared about the value you get, not just the price.

The staff are genuinely nice, always checking in without being overbearing. It&rsquo;s a small thing, but it makes the meal feel relaxed.

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