Steak pie was spot on, proper comfort food. Filled potatoes hit the mark too. Quick service, got my order in no time. Just what you need for a fast, filling lunch.

Their gluten-free fried batter is something else. I&#39;ve tried a few places, but this was the lightest and crispest I&#39;ve had. The rest of the meal was good too, but that batter really stood out.

The giant pizza here is a real standout. Got the one with nduja and honey, the spicy-sweet combo was just right. It&#39;s a counter-service spot, so don&#39;t expect a full waiter experience, but for the price and that massive pie? Can&#39;t complain.

First time here, and it was a nice evening. The staff were friendly, service was prompt. The portions were generous and came out hot, which was good. Food presentation was decent, too.

The scrambled eggs were the standout. Creamy, not overcooked, with a good amount of butter. The texture was just right. I&#39;d say pre-ordering is a must if you want to try them, as they seem to run out quickly.

Been coming here for years, the full English is spot on. Veggie option is just as good, proper portions. Staff are friendly, feels like a local place.

Great spot for a catch-up with mates! The crispy noodles with prawns and pork were tasty, but a touch too salty for me. Still, the place is huge and never feels cramped, which is perfect for a group. Staff were really chill.

Great spot for a catch-up with mates! The vibe is super cosy, and it gets busy fast - we had to wait a bit for a table, but it was worth it.

Lovely vintage vibe here. The cafetiere coffee was good, but the trio of macaroons really stood out. The blue caramel one was spot on &ndash; not too sweet. Staff were friendly and looked sharp. Prices felt fair for what you get.

Head Chef George&#39;s knowledge of the ingredients really shows in the dishes.

The staff are almost more important than the food although that&#39;s great too. We were made so welcome. The whole evening was a pleasure.

Busy spot by the canal, had to wait a bit. The salt beef sandwich was good, proper meat. But the spinach garnish felt a bit heavy, watercress would&#39;ve been nicer. Solid spot for a cuppa and a bite.

This place nails the Greek cafe vibe. The iced coffee is spot on, exactly what you&#39;d get in Athens. Just a really cozy, warm spot to unwind.

Been ordering from here for years. The quality&#39;s always consistent, which is hard to find. A solid local spot.

Nice bright space, interesting art on the walls. Had the grilled salmon lunch set here. Fish was cooked just right, not dry at all. A solid spot for a casual bite.

Cottage pie and hunter&#39;s chicken were spot on. The mash on the pie was creamy, chicken was juicy. Exactly what you want from a pub meal.

I really appreciate how fresh the ingredients are here. The salad greens were crisp and the vegetables tasted like they were just picked. It&#39;s nice to know you&#39;re eating something wholesome. The space itself is very clean and cozy, which adds to the relaxed feel.

Lovely spot for a quiet evening. The staff were genuinely friendly and chatty, which made the whole visit feel relaxed and easy. I found a comfy corner seat and just enjoyed the music. A really nice, low-key place.

Good spot for a quiet drink. Near the hospital, so convenient. Clean and comfortable. Just what we needed.

Staff were really friendly, especially Cassie and Maria. They made us feel properly looked after without being over the top. Just the right level of attention.

The Sunday roast was spot on, and the staff were really helpful. Their wine list had a lovely Rioja that paired beautifully with the beef.

The staff were so welcoming, and the traditional music they played was a lovely touch. Really made the evening feel homely.

Good to see vegan and gluten-free options clearly marked on the menu. Makes choosing straightforward.

Amin, the owner, has this way of making you feel like a regular from the moment you walk in. So welcoming. It&#39;s a nice touch that the place gets involved with local charities too.

The breakfast was lovely, but honestly, I just loved the vibe here. The high ceilings and big windows let in so much light in the morning. It felt really airy and relaxed.

The roast beef was exactly what I wanted. Tender, with a rich gravy that had depth. The Yorkshire pudding was light and crisp. Just a solid, comforting plate of food.

Great sourdough and pea hummus to kick things off. Daily specials are spot on. Everything local, even the ale. Warm welcome too. Solid spot.

The 2 for &pound;14.99 deal is a solid find. Food was tasty, though the portions were a bit on the small side.

Been coming here for years, and the naga lamb never disappoints. Just the right amount of heat.

The pizza was authentic, but the portion felt a bit small for the price.

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