The outdoor seating overlooking the racecourse is just right. A lovely spot for a pint of local ale.

Convenient location right by the station. Grabbed a quick breakfast. Good to see both meat and veggie options handled well on the menu. My wife had the full English, I went for the veggie sausage bap. Solid choice for a pit stop.

Nice spot for a first visit. The staff were really attentive, noticed my water glass was empty and topped it up without me asking. Made the whole meal feel relaxed. Good city centre location too.

Cocktails were the highlight here. They&rsquo;re well-balanced and clearly made with care. Food presentation is polished and the flavours are solid. Good spot for a business catch-up.

Lovely spot to catch up with friends. We grabbed a table by the window for the sea views along the promenade. Just the right vibe for a relaxed afternoon chat. The iced tea was a bit pricey, but the setting made it worth it.

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.

The pie was packed with tender, slow-cooked meat. My partner&#39;s glazed belly pork had a great crisp on it.

The location is prime, but the prices are still pretty reasonable. I had the grilled salmon, and it was a nice portion for what I paid. Good to know you can get a decent meal around here without breaking the bank.

The staff were really helpful with our allergies. They even brought out a birthday cake with a decorated plate, which was a nice touch.

Been coming here for years. The staff are always friendly, they remember your name and check in without being overbearing. Makes you feel like a regular, even if you&#39;re not.

Dog-friendly, which is a plus. The shabby-chic vibe is nice. But for the price of my latte and a slice of cake, I was expecting a bit more. The portion felt a touch small for what I paid.

The roast lamb was really hearty, just like a proper home-cooked meal. The portions are generous, which I appreciate. It&#39;s a comfortable spot for a relaxed dinner, and the staff are friendly without being overbearing.

Nice spot for a casual dinner. The food was solid, and I appreciated the beer list - they had a few local craft options that paired well with the burger. The IPA cut through the richness nicely. A bit on the pricey side for what it is, but the vibe was relaxed.

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.

The shawarma plate is always solid, but honestly, I keep coming back for the Victoria sponge cake. It&#39;s just the right kind of simple and comforting. A nice little treat after a long day.

Hattie was a gem, really looked after us. The chicken gyros was tasty, and she suggested a lovely crisp white wine that went perfectly with 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.

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.

Service was quick, staff were really polite. The fish was cooked to order, the batter was super crunchy. Perfect for a casual catch-up with friends, we didn&#39;t feel rushed at all.

Lovely spot for lunch with my dog. They have blankets for the patio on cooler days, which was a thoughtful touch. I appreciated the fresh, simple ingredients in my salad&mdash;the greens were crisp and the chicken was nicely grilled. A very pleasant, low-key meal.

Friendly staff, decent food for the price. Just stopped by for a quick bite and it hit the spot. Nothing fancy, but I&rsquo;d go again.

The Caesar salad here is solid. Crisp romaine, a creamy dressing that&rsquo;s not too heavy, and a good amount of parmesan. The fresh orange juice was a nice, sharp complement. Just what you want for a reliable lunch.

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