Been coming here for years. Portions are still big, prices fair. Left stuffed without spending much. That&#39;s what keeps me coming back.

The white chocolate and raspberry cookie dough was a solid choice. Good portion, not overly sweet. They have a discount if you collect, which is a sensible option. The variety of desserts is impressive, though the seating area is quite small.

The manager took a minute to chat after the meal, seemed to really listen. That kind of attention is nice. Makes you feel like they actually want you to come back.

Popped in for a pint. The beer selection is seriously good &ndash; loads of real ales and craft kegs to choose from. The place is much bigger than it looks from the street, and the outside seating was perfect for people-watching. Lively spot.

The steak pie was pretty good, nice and tender. The burger was fine too, homemade and decently sized. Service was polite and attentive. Prices felt reasonable for what you get.

Lovely spot for a catch-up with friends. We sat outside under the heaters and it was so cosy. The moving wall of flowers and plants inside is gorgeous! Service was really nice and quick. A bit pricey for lunch, but the vibe was spot on.

A decent spot. It&#39;s clean and they&#39;ve got plenty of tables, which is nice. The food arrives hot, which I appreciate. The fish and chips were pretty good, though the chips could have been a bit crispier.

Late lunch, and the manager was so kind. The wine list had some nice local options that paired well with our food. A really pleasant spot.

The fish was lovely and fresh. Skin had a nice crisp. I asked for the tagliatelle without the chillies, and the sauce was still warm and flavourful. Appreciated that they could adjust it easily.

Cozy spot, really clean inside. I liked the little details in the ladies&#39; room, like the nice hand soap and fresh flowers. The whole place just feels fresh and looked after.

Stopped in for a Sunday lunch post-renovation. The new decor is clean but feels a bit sterile, lacks the old warmth. Service was the main issue &ndash; had to wave down staff twice, once to order and again for cutlery. Food itself was fine, but the wait detracted.

Been here a few times for business lunches. Food is reliably good, flavours are solid. The grilled sea bass last week was spot on. Service can be a bit slow when they&#39;re busy, but it&#39;s a convenient location for meetings.

Been coming here for years. Their coffee selection is really something else, beans from everywhere. I usually grab a bag of the Ethiopian ground to go. It&#39;s a bit pricier than the supermarket, but you can taste the difference.

A cosy spot in the centre. The hot chocolate was rich and perfect for the chilly afternoon. I was impressed by their cheese board selection&mdash;the staff suggested a local cider that paired beautifully with the blue cheese. A nice little find.

Booked the upstairs function room for a private do. The team handled everything perfectly, really clear with communication beforehand. They were so attentive on the night, nothing was too much trouble. Made the whole event run smoothly.

Popped in for a coffee and cake. The space is really original, filled with all this &#39;Last of the Summer Wine&#39; memorabilia. Gave it a unique character you don&#39;t see often.

The gluten-free option for the fish was a thoughtful touch. Really appreciate having that choice.

Loved the multi-room layout, felt like a proper old pub. The open fires were a nice touch on a chilly evening.

Popped in for a late lunch by the river. The haggis and halloumi bites were a real surprise - really tasty. Just wish there were a few more on the plate for the price.

Loved the modern, clean look. But what really got me was the vibe&mdash;so warm and cozy the moment you stepped inside. Felt like a little escape.

Service was polite and efficient. Staff were attentive without being intrusive, which made for a relaxed business lunch. They handled a last-minute change to our order smoothly. Good for a quick, professional meal.

Simple, tasty food and very affordable. The curries are a solid choice, and the chicken bites with that smoky dip were pretty good. Portions are generous, which is always a plus.

Booked weeks ahead for the Sunday roast. Beef was spot on, really tender. The cauliflower cheese is the one. Worth the wait.

The staff were really on top of things for a bank holiday - super friendly and helpful. They noticed my mum&#39;s walking stick right away and sorted out a better table for us without any fuss. Made the visit smooth.

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