Popped in for a quick bite before the cinema with a couple of mates. The chicken goujon wraps were spot on, really crispy! Service was super friendly and quick, which was perfect as we were a bit pushed for time.

Came in for the fish and chips. The batter was light and crispy, and the fish was really fresh. Just a solid, no-fuss meal. Enjoyed it.

Been coming here for years, and the bar service is always spot on. Even when it&#39;s packed, they remember my usual and the food arrives quick. That&#39;s what keeps me coming back.

Welcoming staff. Had an issue with my steak being underdone, but the chef sorted it quickly. The replacement was spot on. Burger was solid too, thick and good quality.

The beef was clearly high quality, and the generous portion of fresh vegetables was a nice touch. Good value for a Sunday lunch.

Staff were very helpful with my dairy-free request. They knew the menu well and made good substitutions. Service was efficient, no long waits.

Really nice staff, super friendly and they all work together well. Felt like I was just dropping by a mate&#39;s place. They were quick to help when I needed something, no fuss.

The Sunday roast is huge! Perfect for sharing with friends. The gravy and creamed cabbage are so good.

Stopped by for brunch. The Eggs Royale was really nice, and the portion was generous. Sat outside in the little courtyard, which was pleasant. A solid spot.

The portions here are generous, especially for the price. I was pleasantly surprised after some smaller plates at chain spots. Got the full roast chicken, plenty for two.

The loaded fries with chicken were good. Staff even threw in some extra cheese sauce for free, which was cool.

Came here for a late breakfast on the bank holiday. The self-service table app was a lifesaver, no waiting around. Had a decent flat white to start, but the real star was the fresh orange juice &ndash; it paired so well with the eggs benedict. Staff were on it, really attentive. A solid spot.

The a la carte menu has a lot of options, which is nice. The food is really good, but the portions are a bit small for the price.

Been coming here for years. The brioche French toast with hazelnuts and salted caramel is my go-to for a lazy Sunday brunch. It&#39;s a solid sweet choice, though the caramel can be a bit much sometimes.

Joanna was a lovely server, really attentive and made the whole evening feel relaxed. My chair was a bit wobbly, but she sorted it out straight away without any fuss. Just a nice, easy dinner.

The &pound;12.95 deal for three tapas and a drink is pretty good value. The patatas bravas were decent. It was a nice spot for a birthday get-together, and the 2-for-1 cocktails were a nice touch.

The bread and butter pudding was tasty, but I would have loved it served a bit warmer. The ingredients tasted fresh, which I always appreciate.

Stephen&#39;s service was spot on. The calzone was the standout, really good. Pizza and chicken Milanese were solid too.

Charging points and phone chargers are a lifesaver. The tablets kept the kids quiet for a solid hour. Perfect for a quick pit stop.

Nicola and George were so helpful when we needed to change our order last minute. They sorted it all out without any fuss, which was a relief. The whole thing felt very calm and easy.

The jungle curry had a real kick, perfect for a cold evening. Their house red was a surprisingly good match for the spice.

Lovely spot in Hartington. The outdoor seating is perfect for a sunny afternoon. I had the scones with clotted cream, and they paired nicely with a pot of their house blend tea. The tea selection could be a bit more adventurous, but it was a pleasant, quiet break.

Had the full English breakfast after a morning stroll. The sausages were nicely browned and the pancakes were really fluffy. Just a nice, relaxed spot to sit for a while.

The full English is a proper portion for the price. You get all the usual bits - the bacon was just right, not too crispy. The black pudding was the highlight for me, really flavourful. Left me full for hours.

A bit tricky to find down that little side street, but glad we did. The welcome was genuinely warm, which made all the difference. Felt like a proper neighbourhood spot.

Popped in for afternoon tea on a whim. The 1940s vibe is spot-on, really cosy. The scones were warm and the clotted cream was proper. Staff were lovely, kept the tea coming. A nice little escape.

Stopped in on a hot afternoon. The front yard provided a nice shady spot. Tried a couple of the local ales on offer, particularly the Moot Ales from Matlock. Solid choice for a quick, cool drink.

Service was really on point with my nut allergy. They checked everything without making a fuss, which is a relief when you&#39;re eating out. Felt looked after, no stress.

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