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.

Been coming here for years with our dog, and the staff are always so welcoming. It&#39;s a nice spot for a family meal.

Came here with a group of friends for a catch-up. It was packed but the staff were still so lovely and attentive, which made the whole evening really relaxed. Food was gorgeous, especially the sharing platter we got. A bit on the pricier side, but nice for a treat.

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.

The interior of the restaurant is beautiful, creating a lovely ambiance for dining. I enjoyed the food and the overall vibe of the place.

They&#39;ve got a great selection of desserts - waffles, crepes, sundaes, and some interesting gelato. The real winner for me was the dark chocolate gelato with a glass of tawny port. That pairing just worked.

I really liked the open kitchen, it&#39;s nice to watch the chefs while you eat. The place has a cozy feel, good for a relaxed meal. The only thing is, the chairs could be a bit more comfortable for a longer sit.

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.

A decent spot for dog owners. They have a separate area and brought out water bowls for our pup.

The fried chicken is reliably crispy and juicy. Good range of sauces. Portions are large and filling, so it&#39;s a solid option for a quick, satisfying meal. The price feels fair for what you get.

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.

The pizza here is so light and flavourful, nothing like those heavy, doughy ones. The crust is perfect, and you can tell they use good ingredients. A really nice change from the usual kebab shop options.

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.

Been coming here for years. The portions are always huge, you definitely won&#39;t leave hungry. Menu&#39;s got loads to pick from, which is nice. It&#39;s just solid, reliable food for the price.

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.

Came with a big group of 18. They handled it well, got all the mains out together. Didn&#39;t mind our balloons and cake either. Made it easy.

Generous portions for what you pay. The fruity curry sauce was a nice surprise - had a great depth of flavour. Went nicely with a crisp lager.

The roast was lovely, and their wine list had some nice pairings.

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