A proper traditional pub with a homely feel. The beer is decent and the guide listing is well-deserved.

The ice cream sundae was massive! Honestly, couldn&#39;t finish it myself. For the price, you get a ton. Just a heads up, it&#39;s a lot for one person.

Been coming here for years, and their Thai curries are always spot on. The red and green ones are my go-to. That Monday/Wednesday deal with a starter, main, and a drink for under &pound;15 is a proper steal. It&rsquo;s why I keep coming back.

Booked ahead for a Saturday night, which was definitely needed. The place is tiny, but that&#39;s what makes it feel so cosy and personal. Just a few tables, you&#39;re not crammed in.

A proper old pub, right across from the station. Good for meeting up. The interior has kept all its original features, which is nice. Had a decent pint and a pie. It was pretty quiet for a Saturday lunchtime, though.

A reliable local spot. I appreciate that they clearly mark which dishes are gluten-free on the menu. The grilled salmon I had was cooked just right, and the seasonal vegetables tasted genuinely fresh. It&rsquo;s nice to see a pub offering thoughtful options.

The fish and chips were solid. Crispy batter, good chunky chips, mushy peas on the side. Exactly what you want from a classic pub dish. Portion was decent too.

The tempura here is really fresh and crispy. Probably the best I&#39;ve had outside Japan.

A real hidden gem. Their beer selection is fantastic, all in top condition. I loved the focus on real ales from local breweries. Just a quiet, unpretentious spot.

Nice spot to catch a game, plenty of screens. The beer selection was decent and the regulars were friendly. A solid choice for a casual pint.

The live acts were the real star here. Caught a fantastic set last Saturday, the sound was crisp and clear. Just a great vibe all night.

It&rsquo;s always got a cosy, laid-back vibe in here. Perfect spot for a relaxed pint, even when it&rsquo;s busy. Just feels welcoming.

Great vibe with the jukebox. The house red was a solid match for the whole evening.

Lovely old pub, really enjoyed the atmosphere. The staff were so friendly and made us feel welcome. Had the fish and chips - the fish was fresh and the batter was light, not greasy at all. A nice, simple meal.

The cocktails are well made, but I was a bit surprised by the price. &pound;14 for a standard martini feels a bit steep for what you get. The vibe is nice, but the bill adds up quickly.

Table service for drinks is a nice touch you don&#39;t always get. Our server was really on it, checking in just enough. Made the whole vibe more relaxed.

Nice spot for a pint. The Guinness is pretty good here, poured properly. Staff are friendly, which makes for a decent, relaxed vibe. A solid choice for a quiet drink.

The fish and chips were spot on. What really stood out was the cocktail list &ndash; had a fantastic gin-based drink that paired beautifully with the meal. The outdoor seating looked lovely, though it was a bit too breezy for us that evening.

Love the vibe on open mic nights. It&rsquo;s got this warm, buzzing energy that just feels right. The crowd&rsquo;s always up for it, makes the whole place hum. A proper good night out.

Service was the standout. Staff really knew their gins, explained everything without rushing. Felt looked after.

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