Nice to find a pub that&#39;s so welcoming to dogs. The water bowls are a thoughtful touch after a walk.

The Sunday roast is the thing to get. The beef was cooked just right, still pink in the middle, and the gravy had a proper depth to it. The roast potatoes were crispy on the outside and fluffy inside. A solid plate of food.

Been here a few times now. The roast beef is always spot on, cooked just right. Mixed grill&#39;s solid too. Staff are friendly, makes it a decent local spot.

Drinks are decently priced for a spot right in the centre, which is a big win. We grabbed a table by the bar and the cocktails were surprisingly good for the cost. Perfect for catching up with friends without breaking the bank.

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Loved the vibe in this little Gay Village spot. The vintage decor and rustic feel made it such a cosy place to unwind over dinner. Just a really nice, relaxed setting.

The food quality here is impressive, especially the shrimp cocktail and salmon steak, which were cooked to perfection. I would definitely recommend this place for a delightful dining experience.

The carvery at Toby Carvery is a treat, especially the Yorkshire pudding. The staff are friendly and create a welcoming environment for all guests.

The atmosphere in this restaurant is lovely, and the food is usually top-notch. I appreciate the effort the staff put into making sure everything runs smoothly.

Andy at the bar is a gem. He&#39;s quick, makes a cracking drink, and actually seems to enjoy being there. That kind of genuine vibe makes all the difference. My G&amp;T was spot on.

The staff at Slug and Lettuce are exceptional! Lucy provided speedy and friendly service, making our visit truly memorable.

Been coming here for years. Love the back room, it&#39;s always quiet. Perfect for a pint and a chat. The railway stuff on the walls is a nice touch, feels proper local.

The soft play area kept our little ones busy for ages, which was a lifesaver. Staff were really sweet with the kids and didn&#39;t rush us at all. A solid spot for a family meal when you just need everyone to be happy.

Been coming here for years. The staff always remember my name and my usual order. That&#39;s what keeps me coming back.

Manager&#39;s specials are a steal. Had the mixed grill for under a fiver. Solid portion, decent quality. Can&#39;t really argue with that price. Good for a quick, cheap bite.

Popped in for a late lunch. The Croque Madame was spot on, just the right amount of rich and savoury. Really hit the spot. The vibe in there was just right for a quiet afternoon.

The food was pretty good, the service was decent too. A solid spot for a simple meal. The pasta was fresh and nicely done, though the portion was a bit on the smaller side for the price.

The bottomless brunch prosecco was decent, not too sweet. The main event was the festive roast turkey plate. The meat was moist, but the roast potatoes could have been crispier. That&#39;s the main thing I remember.

Been staying here for years, always book the family room. It&#39;s massive, and they keep it spotless. The full English breakfast is what keeps me coming back &ndash; always hits the spot.

Lesley and her team sorted out a minor order issue with such professionalism. Their wine list knowledge is a real asset.

The pork ribs were spot on, really tender. Tatties Bravas had a nice kick to them too. The whole &#39;Yorkshire tapas&#39; thing is a fun idea, though some portions felt a bit on the small side for the price. Still, a decent meal.

Love the vibe in this old industrial space! Met friends here for a casual catch-up and it just worked. The high ceilings and brick walls gave us such a cool backdrop for our chats and photos. Felt like we were hanging out somewhere special without it being stuffy.

A nice family-friendly spot. The kids&#39; menu had some tasty choices, which made ordering easy. Service was polite and attentive, though it got a bit busy later on. A comfortable place for a relaxed meal.

The Elf evening was such a fun idea. The themed snacks were a cute touch, really matched the film&#39;s vibe. A nice way to spend a Tuesday.

The self-serve wine wall is a neat idea. Tried a few small pours of different reds, which was fun. Staff gave a quick tip on one I was curious about. Nice, low-key spot for a casual drink.

Right where to begin. Nice location and very nice inside.The staff are amazing very attentive and informative.We ordered around 7 plates. But my absolute fave was the oxtail sliders/burgers/ heaven on a plate with cheese!!!The food was amazing fresh and very well thought out.Loved the octopus and pork belly combo too!!I will be back and thank you.Literally my eyes rolled to the back of my head eating the oxtail!! 🫶🏾I would like that beautiful almond tart a little warm but  that&rsquo;s because I love a hot dessert with ice cream!

The sirloin steak was spot on! A bit chilly in the hotel atrium, but perfect for catching up with mates.

Popped in for a quick drink. The bartender crafted a lovely non-alcoholic spritz for my daughter, really thoughtful. Quiet spot, no blaring TVs. My old fashioned was a bit heavy on the bitters, but that&rsquo;s just my taste.

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