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.

The sunset view over the marina was lovely. I really appreciated the fresh ingredients in my grilled sea bass&mdash;the herbs were so fragrant. A nice spot for a quiet meal.

The steak and ale pie here is a proper portion. What I really liked was the freshness of the vegetables served alongside. They tasted just-picked, which made the whole meal feel balanced and wholesome. A solid, reliable spot for a satisfying lunch.

Service was spot on. Our waiter knew the menu inside out and explained everything without being pushy. Just the right amount of attention.

Second time here on a Wednesday. It was quiet. The chicken was tasty and good quality, but the portion felt a bit small for the price.

Solid pub, stopped in for lunch. The 2 for &pound;20 deal with a pint is decent. Had the fish and chips, batter was crispy. Good for a quick bite.

The food was pretty good, everything tasted fresh and full of flavour. The chef was very friendly, which made for a nice atmosphere. A decent spot for a casual meal.

As a coeliac, I&#39;m always nervous eating out. But their separate gluten-free menu is huge! Felt so relaxed for once. Shared a few plates with friends and everything was spot on. A real find for dietary needs.

The staff were so helpful and friendly from start to finish. Made organising our family get-together a breeze.

We were running a bit late for my daughter&#39;s 21st, but the staff were so chill about it. They didn&#39;t rush us at all, and even brought out her birthday cake with a smile. Made the whole evening really relaxed.

Family-friendly spot. Rooms are clean and spacious, plus they provide a free cot and changing mat which was handy. Check-out was quick.

The patatas bravas were spot on. Crispy outside, fluffy inside, and the sauce had a real kick to it. The crema catalana was good too, with a proper burnt sugar crust.

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