Spacious and accessible, which is great. The wine list was solid, a nice surprise for a family-friendly spot. Service kept up even when it got busy.

Popped in for a pint on a Saturday night. The place was buzzing, music was spot on. Had a decent burger, chips were a bit soggy though. Just a solid local vibe.

Cosy little place, perfect for a quiet lunch. It does fill up quickly though - had to wait 20 minutes for a table on a Wednesday. The staff were really apologetic about it.

Popped in for a Sunday roast. The beef was cooked just right, really tender. The whole place has this cool, lived-in vibe with all the quirky decor. Staff were lovely, made us feel right at home. A solid spot in Cheltenham.

A lovely covered garden out back, really spacious with comfy seats. It was drizzling but we stayed perfectly dry, such a nice spot. The avocado and smoked salmon breakfast was good, but honestly, I&#39;d go back just for that garden.

Lovely little place with a proper fireplace - so cosy on a chilly evening. We grabbed a couple of pork pies and cheese &amp; onion cobs to share with drinks. Simple, tasty, and just right for a casual catch-up with mates.

Had the vegan lasagne and &#39;steak&#39; upstairs. Solid flavours, portions were decent. The live music from downstairs was a bit loud, but our waitress noticed and offered to close the door. Good service touch.

Been coming here for years. Staff are always friendly and remember your order. Makes it feel like a proper local spot, not just another cafe.

Been ordering from here for ages. The food always arrives fresh and well-packed, just like it did today. 👍

The staff really know their stuff. I was a bit lost with the menu, but our server suggested a lovely Spanish red that went perfectly with the lamb. Made choosing so much easier.

Been here a few times over the years. Kate and Emma are always spot on with the service. They remember you, know the menu. Makes it feel like a proper local place, not just somewhere you go once.

Prices are spot on for the food! Came here with a few mates and we all got a proper South Indian thali for less than &pound;15 each. The place was buzzing, perfect for a casual catch-up. The sambar was so flavourful.

The outdoor seating was nice, but the drinks are a bit pricey for what you get. A pint of their house lager was nearly &pound;7, which felt a little steep for a casual pub.

Had a quiet lunch here, just what I needed. The owners are lovely, really make you feel welcome. Relaxed spot for a simple meal.

The afternoon tea is lovely. The sandwiches really stood out - fresh fillings, soft bread, and just the right size. A nice way to spend a couple of hours. The scones were a bit dry, but the clotted cream was spot on.

Decent carvery for the price. Portions are huge, the giant drinks are a nice touch. Got my plate sorted quickly at lunch. Solid option if you need a quick, filling bite.

The staff were so friendly and helpful. I asked about the ingredients in a few dishes, and they took the time to explain everything patiently. It made choosing a healthy option much easier.

Matt at the counter is a real pro. He&rsquo;s always juggling orders and the phone, but still finds time for a quick chat. Makes picking up a takeaway feel a bit less rushed.

Been coming here for years, their waffles are the real deal. Always crispy on the outside, nice and fluffy inside. They don&#39;t drown it in sugar, which I like. The fresh fruit and ice cream on top are spot on.

The tandoori grill was spot on, really smoky and tender. The cheese naan was massive and went perfectly with a few cold lagers we brought in. Saved a bit on the drinks that way.

The half portions are a great call, they&#39;re surprisingly filling! I got the lamb korma and the garlic naan. The space itself is really nice, lots of wood and warm lighting, felt very relaxed.

Great beer list, really impressive. The espresso martini was a nice surprise, paired well with the salty fries. Gets very busy though, we had to wait a bit for a table. Solid spot for a casual drink.

The staff were lovely and gave us plenty of time to enjoy our meal. Their wine list had a few nice options that went well with the spices.

Patrycja&#39;s surprise cocktail was a real treat. I&#39;m usually picky about my drinks, but she nailed it. A nice twist on a classic with a hint of citrus. Made the evening.

Bottomless brunch was efficient. Standard menu has solid variety, and Dan kept refills coming promptly. Good option for a central location. Upgrades available if you want them.

The grilled octopus was the standout. Tender, with a smoky char from the grill and a simple lemon-oregano dressing. That&#39;s the flavour I came for.

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