The full English breakfast is a good deal. Sausages had a nice snap, the bacon was properly crispy, and the black pudding was spot on. The beans were a bit too sweet for my taste, but the eggs were cooked just right. Solid portion for the price.

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.

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.

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

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.

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.

Love the big outdoor seating on the pedestrian street. Feels like a sunny day in Europe, right here in the Northern Quarter.

Came for breakfast with my dog, sat outside. The portion sizes really stood out for the price, very generous. My plate was full, and it was all tasty. Good value for a proper meal.

The staff here are just so lovely. They remembered my name from last time and recommended a wine that went perfectly with my pasta. Felt like popping into a friend&#39;s place.

A nice spot for a Sunday lunch. The meat was tasty and the accompaniments were really good. I appreciated the comfortable seating, it made the meal feel relaxed and unhurried.

Good spot for a working lunch. Plenty of tables with power outlets. Service was prompt, and it stayed quiet inside even when the patio was busy. Decent coffee, got a few hours of focused work done.

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Great for gluten-free options. They have a separate fryer which is a nice touch.

I was really impressed with the value for money! The meal and drink deal for &pound;10 was a steal, and the chicken burger was tasty and satisfying.

The service was excellent, with attentive staff who made sure our needs were met. The chicken club sandwich was a standout dish.

Been coming here for years. Always a good spot to catch the game, and the beer selection never disappoints.

Great spot in Shambles Square. The building itself has that proper old pub feel, which is nice. Had the fish and chips. Portion was huge, honestly couldn&#39;t finish it all. Good for the price you pay.

I loved the spacious design of the bar, both inside and outside. It creates a welcoming environment, and the beer garden is a lovely place to unwind, even when it gets busy.

Popped in for a quick bite and the bangers and mash hit the spot. Sausage had a proper snap to it, mash was light and creamy. Grabbed a Nicholsons pale ale and watched the match on the telly. Just what I needed.

Perfect spot for a quick bite. The burger and fries came out super fast. Staff were friendly and efficient. Just what I needed on a busy lunch break.

The Alchemist is a must-visit! The ambiance is lively, and the drinks are theatrical and fun, making it a great spot for a night out.

Menu&#39;s got loads of interesting stuff, took me a minute to decide. Food came out quick, which is what I needed. Everything was cooked spot on. Good for a quick bite.

Been here a few times. The gluten-free menu is a lifesaver for my partner. Food always comes out quick, and it&#39;s tasty. Nice to have a reliable spot nearby.

The steak and ale pie was the star. The filling was rich and the pastry was spot on. They gave me extra gravy without any fuss, which was perfect for the mash. That&#39;s what I come for.

Lovely lunch and mini pud with coffee. Nice atmosphere complete with log fire adding to the cosy setting. Service from Lynn fabulous as ever.

Solid pub with a great beer selection. The pizza was decent, a good match for the pints. Service was efficient, got a table quickly on a Thursday evening. A reliable spot for a straightforward meal and a drink.

Perfect spot to unwind after shopping. The steak &amp; ale pie was so filling, great for sharing with a friend.

A proper pub with a lot of character. The coal fire makes it wonderfully cosy on a cold day. The staff are friendly and the seating is comfortable, which makes for a very relaxed visit.

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