Popped in for a quick pint after work. The place is spotless, which is a big plus for me. But honestly, for what you pay, the portions on the bar snacks are a bit on the small side. Felt a bit peckish still after sharing a bowl of chips.

Great spot for a casual pint. They&#39;ve got a really nice selection of local ales on tap. The whole place just has this lovely, traditional pub feel &ndash; dark wood, cosy corners, and a really relaxed atmosphere.

Came for drinks and ended up staying for a bite. The heated outdoor seating is a proper win on a chilly evening. Connie, our server, was spot on with the recommendations and really looked after us.

A really dog-friendly spot. The staff were nice and brought water for our puppy without us asking. Made for a pleasant lunch. The food was decent, though a bit pricey for what it was.

Stopped in for a burger while traveling. The patty was clearly fresh and the portion was generous for the price.

The roast was spot on. Beef was tender, and the Yorkshire pudding had a nice crisp edge. Good portion for the price. The new menu looks promising too.

Crepes are fresh and thin, just how I like them. Chicken and cheese one was a solid quick lunch. Got it to go, ready in minutes. Normandy crepe also tasty. Good spot for a quick bite.

The owner and staff are so friendly. They really know their beers and helped me choose one I enjoyed. It&#39;s a cosy little spot, and I liked that you can bring food in from the market. Made for a very relaxed afternoon.

Classic Wetherspoons vibe, decent lighting inside. Gets packed, as you&#39;d expect. Used the app to order from my table - that&#39;s the way to go, avoids the queue at the bar. Pint was fine, just what you need.

What a lovely Sunday roast!  There were a lot of choices and the beef was cooked perfectly.  It was a great portion size as well.  Our server,Sarah, was lovely and attentive.   I would definitely go back.

The cocktails here are something else. You can tell they&#39;re using really good spirits, each one feels like a proper craft drink. A bit on the pricier side, but you taste the difference.

Really liked the vibe here. Staff were so friendly, made us feel welcome straight away. The leather sofas are super comfy, and the fireplace was a nice touch on a chilly evening. Just a really pleasant place to unwind.

Great spot for a pint with live music. The band was solid, playing a mix of classics. The atmosphere was relaxed, everyone just enjoying the tunes. A nice, unpretentious pub for a laid-back evening.

The food here is consistently delicious, with a great variety of options that cater to different tastes and budgets.

Cozy old pub with a sunken bar, nice for a quiet pint. The garden terrace is the real draw though &ndash; spent a sunny afternoon out there and it was just right.

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