Chicken supreme and green curry were spot on. Staff squeezed us in on a busy night, which was a lifesaver.

The schnitzel was exactly what I was looking for. Good portion size, came with a solid salad. Service was efficient, got in and out for a business lunch without any fuss.

Lovely old coaching inn, full of character. The inside is bright and airy, and they&#39;ve kept the historic feel while making it feel fresh. Spotted a pool table and darts board too, a nice touch.

Loved the patio for a drink before lunch! The menu had some really interesting small plates. We tried the grilled octopus with smoked paprika oil &ndash; the texture was spot on. Moved inside when it got a bit breezy. Service was friendly and quick.

Glenn&#39;s smile is always there. The service is attentive, you never have to look for anyone. It&#39;s just smooth.

First time staying, rooms were clean and comfy for the price. Staff were welcoming. The food was nice, but the wine list felt a bit limited for pairing with the menu. Decent car park though.

Geoff&#39;s Thursday steak night is a solid deal. The steak was cooked well, and the homemade onion rings were a standout. The fireplace area was a nice spot to unwind after a long day.

Decent spot for a catch-up. The food is proper pub grub, generous portions. You can tell they put effort into it. My friend and I shared a few plates and it was just right for a chilled evening.

Stayed here for a night. The meal deal with the room was decent. Food in the old dining room was solid, better than expected for a hotel. Steak was cooked right. Would do the package again.

The Guinness is a great addition here. It&#39;s poured properly and tastes fresh. The team is friendly and the vibe is relaxed, not too loud. A solid spot for a pint.

Always packed, this Wetherspoons. The beer selection is the main draw for me, really solid. Food&#39;s fine for the price, nothing fancy but does the job. Gets a bit loud when it&#39;s heaving.

The lamb was tasty but a bit gristly. Mentioned it and the response was a bit dismissive. Still a decent spot for a quick bite.

A lovely old pub with a proper log fire. The atmosphere is nice and cosy, perfect for a quiet pint with a friend. The decor feels authentic. It was a bit busy on a Saturday evening, but still a pleasant spot.

The pie selection is fantastic, and the beer list is huge. I had the &#39;Mothership&#39; with mash and peas. The space itself is really nice - high ceilings and big windows make it feel bright and open, even when it&#39;s busy. A solid spot in the centre of town.

Popped in for a late lunch with the family. The fish and chips were spot on. Mark was a great host, really welcoming. The house red was a decent, easy-drinking choice with the pie. Made for a relaxed end to the day.

The staff were great with my food allergy. They checked with the chef and explained everything. Felt safe ordering. Quick and considerate service during a busy lunch.

Friendly staff, and the food was tasty for the price. Had the chicken korma, it was nicely spiced. Good for a casual bite.

A lovely, cosy spot. The sea bass special was really nicely done, and the sticky toffee pudding was just right. What stood out was how comfortable the seating was &ndash; you could settle in for a while without feeling rushed.

The halloumi was so good, and the beer garden is a lovely spot for a sunny day.

Food&#39;s solid for the price, and the staff are friendly. Nice to see a place that welcomes both kids and dogs.

The desserts here are so good! We shared a few slices of cake after our meal, and it was the perfect way to end a catch-up with friends. The service was really friendly too.

Lovely spot right in the centre, with a view of the water. The building has such character, with low beams and a really cosy feel. I noticed the menu had some nice, fresh-sounding salads, which is always a plus for me.

Solid local pub with well-kept beers at fair prices. Came in for a quick pint after work and ended up staying for the match on the big screen. Good spot for that.

A nice, cosy pub. The food was good, but what really made it for me was the comfortable seating. It&#39;s the kind of place where you can settle in for a long, relaxed chat without feeling rushed. The staff were friendly and attentive too.

Great spot for a relaxed evening. The staff were happy to chat about the wine list, which had some interesting local options.

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