Decent home-cooked food, generous portions for the price. The wine list was basic but had a solid house red that went well with the hearty mains. Good for a casual, filling meal.

They always handle our gluten-free requests perfectly.

The tapas menu had loads of variety, which was nice. We tried a few different plates to share. The flavours were all really distinct. The space itself is quite cosy, with warm lighting and those lovely rustic wooden tables.

The panini were warm and full of flavour, and the seats were surprisingly comfortable for a quick lunch.

Been coming here for years, and the open mic nights are a big part of why. It&#39;s not every week, but when they have a local musician playing, the whole vibe just clicks. You get your usual great meal, but with a proper soundtrack. Makes for a really solid evening out.

Nice family spot. The staff were friendly with the kids, and the food was pretty good.

Lovely cakes and coffee, the rhubarb and orange cake was a real treat. The seats were quite comfortable, which made for a relaxing stop.

Good place to catch the game. Loads of screens, so you won&#39;t miss a thing. Had a couple of decently priced pints while watching. Solid for that.

Mixed grill and fish and chips were both spot on. The portion for the mixed grill was huge, easily enough for two. Fish and chips portion was decent too. Good value for the price you pay.

The staff were so lovely with my daughter, even tweaked her meal a bit. Just really nice people. The fish and chips are top-notch, too.

Portions are huge! I ordered the classic burger and could barely finish half. The fries were a meal on their own. Good for sharing if you&#39;re not starving.

Great spot right on the harbour. The staff were lovely, and the wine list had a nice local option that went perfectly with the view.

Ali was so helpful, letting me order off-menu! The portions are huge, perfect for sharing with friends. 🍻

A proper family-run place, the owners are so lovely. The pasta tasted just like my nonna used to make &ndash; you can really feel the care in it. That kind of homely vibe is rare these days.

Been here a few times for breakfast. Their full English is solid, generous portions. The veggie option is decent too. Nice to sit outside when it&#39;s sunny, and they don&#39;t mind dogs.

The set menu for two was huge, honestly could&#39;ve fed three of us! We ended up taking some home. Great for sharing if you&#39;re really hungry.

The beef carvery was incredible, honestly. The owner and staff were so lovely and had a great sense of humour. They really went out of their way to make sure we were looked after.

The curry sauce is always spot on. Thick and full of flavour, never watery. That&#39;s why I keep coming back.

The honey chilli chicken was so tender! We ended up with leftovers, which was perfect for a lazy next-day lunch with my flatmate.

The team here are just so lovely. Our server remembered my name from a visit a few months back, which was a really nice touch. They&#39;re attentive without hovering, you know? Makes a difference.

Plenty of parking.                             Great to find such variety on a pub menu, available online at the Vintage Inns site, along with any allergy details for which you may need to allow. Driving today, so was not able to sample the Doom Bar beer. Pepsi Max and Fruity fizzy drinks, instead. Well chilled.        Chose the Crab Cake starter &amp; Moroccan Chicken skewers. Food was perfectly prepared with fantastic taste. Fairly quiet early on a Monday evening, but still a pleasant environment with gentle background music. Not the best weather this evening, but noted the outdoor seating is well furnished and extensive for a hot, sunny day.  A couple of steps down to the main restaurant area, but the Inn had noted our booking requirements and had thankfully allocated us a table in the quiet part of the upper area.

Lovely spot for a village pub. The lamb burger was spot on, and the cheese chips were a nice touch. My steak came with a decent red wine suggestion that really worked. Kids ate well too. A bit pricey, but you&#39;re paying for the location.

The fish and chips were decent, a proper portion for the price. It&#39;s solid pub food, nothing fancy. The welcome was warm, which was nice, but I&#39;m really just looking at the plate. For what you pay, you get a good feed.

Best chip butty I&#39;ve had in ages, honestly. The bread was spot on. Washed it down with a surprisingly decent pint of lager, which cut through the richness perfectly. A proper little lunch.

Been coming here for years, and their curry is still the best in town. Always packed, but they never rush you.

Love the hot sandwiches here, especially the chicken pesto. The bread is always fresh and the fillings are super generous. Grabbed one for lunch today and it hit the spot.

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