The fish and chips really are the star here. The batter had a great crunch, and the chips were spot on &ndash; properly triple-cooked. The homemade tartare sauce was a nice touch too.

Pass by many times but this time I have decided to give it a try and do my usual coffee break here. The space is alright, the service was okay and the coffee was good. The atmosphere was not the best but the location compensate. I will come back for another coffee breaks.

The minute steak was pretty good. The pies are decent, too.

The steak pie was pretty good, especially the flaky puff pastry lid. We enjoyed it enough to return for lunch the next day.

A nice little stop on the coast road. The bacon sandwich was tasty and the tea was just right. The chairs were comfy, which was a plus.

A proper station pub, love the railway bits all over. Had a couple of their local ales on tap, really hit the spot. Solid snacks to go with it. Just a nice, easy place for a pint while you wait.

A proper dog-friendly spot. Our pup got a little treat bowl right away, which was a nice touch. Makes it easy to grab a decent lunch without having to leave him at home. Food was solid, no complaints.

The set meal for two was huge, we ended up with doggy bags. The house red was a solid, easy-drinking choice that paired well with the hearty portions.

Great spot to pause on a Medway walk. Grabbed a coffee and a slice of cake. The best part was sitting outside, watching the swans drift by &ndash; you can buy duck food here to feed them. Really peaceful vibe by the water.

Been coming here for ages. The food is always fresh and hot, straight from the kitchen. It&rsquo;s that simple, consistent quality that keeps me coming back. A lovely little spot.

Came here for dinner last night. The South Indian dishes were really authentic, you could tell they know their roots. Portions were decent for the price, left feeling satisfied without breaking the bank. Staff were nice and attentive too.

Found this spot after visiting the Seven Sisters. The staff were really attentive, which was nice. Food was a pleasant surprise - the fish and chips were pretty good. A solid choice for a meal after a walk, though the dining room was a bit warm.

Payday treat spot for me! The staff are so lovely and friendly, they really make you feel welcome. That&#39;s what keeps me coming back. The decor is beautiful too, but it&#39;s the people that make it special.

They had a separate gluten-free menu and seemed really careful about cross-contamination. Felt safe ordering, which is a relief when you have to watch what you eat.

The tiramisu was pretty good, and I liked the grissini with the flavoured oils. It&#39;s a decent spot for a simple Italian meal. The pizza was fine, but those starters were the highlight for me.

The chocolate milkshake was spot on. Calzone with pepperoni and cheese was solid too, decent toppings and the dough didn&#39;t have that yeasty punch some places do. Hit the spot for a casual bite.

Been coming here for years, and the staff always remember my name.

Came for Sunday lunch. The roast was good, but the real star was the cornfed chicken with cauliflower cheese. The portion was huge, easily enough for two people. We ended up sharing it and still had leftovers. Sticky toffee pudding was decent too.

Loaded fries were solid, especially the maple chilli and cheese bacon ones. The pub&#39;s relaxed vibe is a plus. Good spot for a quick, casual meal.

The sharing platter was a good size for the price. The seats were comfortable, which made the meal quite relaxing.

Nice spot for a casual dinner. The vibe was chill, not too loud. We just walked in and got a table by the window. Food was decent, nothing crazy. Good for what it is.

Came here for a long-overdue catch-up with mates. The pigs in blankets were spot on &ndash; proper sausage, good crispy bacon. Just what you want on a cold evening. The place had a nice, relaxed buzz to it.

The staff were so polite and attentive, which made the whole meal feel really comfortable. A nice, relaxed spot for a proper sit-down lunch.

Stopped in after getting off the ferry. The sandwiches here are massive, really generous portions. Coffee was solid. A proper, no-fuss family-run spot.

Nice little pub with a friendly feel. The garden is lovely on a summer evening. I really appreciate that their menu clearly marks the vegetarian and gluten-free options. Makes choosing something easy.

Coconut rice was the standout. Perfectly sticky, with a subtle sweetness that went so well with the spicy curry. The rest of the Thai dishes were solid, but that rice really made the meal for me.

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