A decent pub with pretty good food and a nice atmosphere. The outdoor seating has lovely views, though it can get a bit crowded. Had a pleasant evening there.

Nice spot after a walk. The view from Cleeve Hill is the main event. Had a coffee and just sat there for a bit. Parking was easy, which helps. Solid place to pause.

Sunday roast was spot on. Beef was really tender, gravy had a nice depth to it. Portions are big, left feeling pretty full. Classic pub stuff done right.

A decent spot for a family meal, nice and cozy. The Sunday roast was pretty good, though the roast potatoes were a touch soft for my liking. Handy location right off the M5.

The food here is so pretty and creative, not your usual pub grub. Perfect for catching up with friends over something a bit special.

Been coming here for years, and the service is always spot on. Imo was really helpful explaining the menu again this time.

The rooms were really spacious and spotless. Perfect for crashing after a long day of hiking. Felt like a proper cosy retreat without breaking the bank.

The cider flight was a great idea for trying a few new things. Our server was really friendly and took the time to explain each one, which made it a relaxed and easy experience.

The beer garden was lovely and peaceful on a Tuesday evening. Definitely one of the prettiest spots in Bristol to just sit and unwind for a bit.

We arrived for a 12.15 pm lunch in order to beat the busy period. Most customers were outside in the sunshine but we had chosen to eat indoors. The chairs were very comfortable and the ambiance very tasteful. The staff were very friendly and helpful. My sister in law and I had the sea bass fillets and my husband had the gammon. Plates were all clean and my husband and I had a dessert. We will be back the next time we visit the area.

We had a group of 20 and they handled it so well! The staff were really friendly and everything came out quickly. The food was a nice surprise - lots of choice and everything tasted fresh.

Decent selection of local ales and ciders. Got a flight to try a few, which was a good call. Prices felt fair for what you get.

Popped in for their bottomless brunch. The cocktails were spot on, really enjoyed the espresso martini. Got a bit busy so the drinks took a while to come out, but the vibe was nice.

Service was prompt and professional. Staff were attentive without being intrusive. Food was decent, prices fair. Good spot for a business lunch.

The bar area is the real draw here. It&rsquo;s got that classic, cosy Cotswolds pub feel with a proper buzz. Just the right amount of lively chatter going on.

Been coming here for years, and the fish and chips portion is always huge. It&#39;s a reliable spot for that.

A proper local pub, and they&#39;re very welcoming to dogs - even had treats for our spaniel. Nice to see. The pale ale on tap was a solid choice, went well with the simple ploughman&#39;s lunch. Could do with a few more craft options on the menu though.

Such a dog-friendly spot! The staff are always so sweet to my pup, makes it a perfect place to meet friends.

The wine list had some nice options to pair with our meal, and the bill came to about &pound;75 for three courses. Good value.

Perfect for a cold night. The beer is great, really hits the spot. Staff are quick and friendly. Just what you need for a quick, warming bite.

The draft beer here is the real deal. Had a pint of their house bitter, it&#39;s got that proper depth of flavour you want. Crisp finish, not too heavy. Just a solid, well-kept pint. The music&#39;s from a few decades back, but honestly, I was just there for the beer.

Bottomless brunch was a vibe. The Hugo Spritz is my new favourite, lush and they kept them coming. Staff were lovely, really attentive without hovering. Food was decent, no complaints. Just a nice, easy Sunday.

The bottomless brunch was decent. Staff were really on it with the refills, my glass was never empty for long. For the price, that kind of attentive service is a plus.

The refurb looks great, the inside is really tasteful now. We sat outside and it was lovely, perfect for a sunny afternoon. Food was decent, nothing mind-blowing but solid. A bit pricey for what it is though.

Popped in for a quick bite after getting off the train. The location is spot on, right in the middle of everything. Easy to find and a good starting point for a wander around town.

Had the sea bass here. Cooked just right, skin crisp, veg fresh. My mates went for the rib eye, chicken in stilton, and gammon. They all seemed happy with their picks. Solid pub grub.

The fried eggs were exactly how I like them, fully solid with no runny yolk. That&#39;s a rare find. The bacon was crisp, the sausage had a good snap. Just a solid, no-nonsense fry-up.

A solid Sunday roast. The meat was generous, and the trimmings were spot on. A robust red from their list paired beautifully with the rich gravy. Just what you want from a proper pub lunch.

Stopped by for a pint after work. It&#39;s a proper old pub, feels cosy. Had a couple of their ales, really good. Saw a steak pie go past to another table and it looked spot on. Staff were dead friendly.

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