A decent lunch in Leicester. The steaks were pretty good, and Kourtney was very attentive.

The churros are the only thing I come here for. They&#39;re crisp on the outside, soft and warm inside, with that perfect cinnamon sugar coating. The chocolate dip is thick and rich, not too sweet. I&#39;ve tried the French toast, it&#39;s fine, but honestly, nothing compares to those churros.

Been coming here for years. Alex always remembers my name, makes it feel like a proper local spot. The pizzas are just as good as they were on my first visit, that&rsquo;s what keeps me coming back.

Lovely spot in Leicester. The goulash pancake was really tasty, and the staff were very friendly.

Been here a few times for brunch. The outdoor tables are really nice when the sun&#39;s out. Good spot for a relaxed catch-up, or even to bring a laptop. Menu&#39;s got enough choice to keep it interesting.

Came with a big group on a whim and they squeezed us in! The staff were so chill about it. Food was spot on &ndash; the macha karahi is a must. Perfect for a spontaneous dinner with mates.

Iqbal&#39;s a great host. The background music was just right, and his wine suggestion paired nicely with the evening.

Lovely village pub with a proper old-school feel. The low ceilings and dark wood make it cosy, even on a rainy Tuesday. Had a decent pint and a solid pie. Just the right kind of place to unwind.

Had a really nice evening. Ryan was super helpful when we got a bit mixed up with the order - sorted it out straight away. Friendly service made a difference.

Came for a casual lunch. The place is clean and the chairs are comfortable, plenty of space to spread out. For the price, you get a decent amount of food. It&#39;s a solid spot if you&#39;re not looking to spend too much.

Had a decent group dinner here with 12 people. The lamb was pretty good, just as we&#39;d hoped. Service was efficient and they handled our large table fine, though it did get a bit loud in our corner.

The steak and kidney pudding was a proper cosy pub classic. Perfect for a catch-up with mates on a chilly evening.

Clyde the dog is a lovely touch, makes the place feel really welcoming. But honestly, the portion sizes for the price? A bit on the small side. My fish and chips was tasty, just left me wanting a bit more.

As a non-student, I was really pleased with my lunch here. The food was cooked well and looked lovely on the plate. The best part was the price&mdash;it felt like a proper meal without the usual cost. A very comfortable spot for a quiet, easy lunch.

A lovely little deli. The breakfast was tasty and came out quickly. What stood out for me was the interesting selection of drinks to go with the food &ndash; a nice touch you don&#39;t always find. Friendly spot.

Solid spot for a post-work pint. The Abbot Ale was spot on and reasonably priced. Good range of real ales on tap too. Service was efficient, got my order sorted quickly.

Service was really smooth even with our big group. They even brought out a little birthday dessert, which was a nice touch. Everyone felt looked after.

Sunday roast was spot on, the gravy had this rich depth to it. Just a really solid, comforting meal for a lazy afternoon. Staff were lovely and attentive.

Been coming here for years, and the mussels starter is why. Always spot on. Grabbed a table in the marquee last Friday&mdash;it&#39;s a good setup for busy nights, even if it gets a bit draughty sometimes.

The pool table was a fun surprise, you don&#39;t see that much anymore. It was a nice way to pass a little time while waiting for our food. The whole place just felt really relaxed and easygoing.

The fish and chips were spot on. But honestly, what stood out was the bar area itself. It had this lovely, relaxed vibe with really comfortable stools. Just a nice place to unwind and enjoy a pint with your meal.

Popped in for a quick lunch, the place was packed. Staff were really on it though, got my order sorted fast and checked in without being pushy. Made a busy visit feel easy.

Nice spot for a sunny afternoon pint. Sat out front watching the world go by. They had a guy playing acoustic guitar later on, which was a nice surprise. The back area by the little pond is quieter if that&#39;s more your thing.

The ingredients tasted so fresh, you could tell they were carefully sourced. Really appreciated the relaxed pace, it let us enjoy the evening.

Asked for a quiet table with easy access, and got exactly that!The staff were welcoming and helpful and the food was a very good standard and generous portions.

Loved the old beams and traditional decor. Such a cosy spot for a quiet drink.

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