Great spot for a casual pint. The lager was crisp, and the fish and chips were solid &ndash; proper crispy batter, not greasy. Prices are fair for the area. My only gripe? The chips could&#39;ve been a bit hotter. Still, a reliable choice.

Really liked the classic pub vibe here. The menu has a lot of options, which is nice. I noticed the ingredients in my salad were genuinely fresh and crisp. The atmosphere gets much more lively later on, but I prefer the quieter daytime feel for a relaxed meal.

The beef was lovely and tender, and the roasties were spot on. What really stood out was the wine list - found a really nice Malbec that went perfectly with the roast. Made the whole meal. A bit pricey for a carvery, but the drink selection justified it.

Dog-friendly, which is a plus. Popped in for a drink and the atmosphere was welcoming. The wine list had a few nice local options to choose from.

Service was really lovely. I was on the train when I realised my latte wasn&#39;t quite right. They actually brought a fresh one to my carriage to sort it out. Very kind and made the whole thing so easy.

Greek pitta special was spot on. Coffee? Seriously good. Staff were lovely, stayed late just so we could get ice cream.

The Sunday roast is the thing to get. The beef was cooked just right, still pink in the middle, and the gravy had a proper depth to it. The roast potatoes were crispy on the outside and fluffy inside. A solid plate of food.

Lovely pub vibe, especially with the arcade and bowling right next door. The kids had a blast here - a proper fun spot for a casual outing.

Been coming here for years, and the staff are always so thoughtful. Last week I was running late and they kept my food warm without me even asking. That kind of attention to detail is what keeps me coming back.

The beef sandwich was spot on, really hit the spot with my latte. Just the right kind of quiet buzz for a solo coffee. A bit pricey for what it is, but that sun on the terrace made it worth it.

The jacket potato and beans were pretty good on a Sunday visit. Portions are generous. Service was fine, though it did feel a bit rushed.

Full English served till 2pm. Good for a lazy late morning. Sausages were decent, eggs done right. Solid plate.

The coffee&#39;s always spot on, and the staff are lovely. What really works for me is their playlist &ndash; it&#39;s the perfect chill vibe for a slow afternoon with a flat white. Just wish the chairs were a bit comfier for longer stays.

Staff are always friendly, service is quick. It&#39;s a reliable spot for a good meal and a decent coffee. Just a solid, no-fuss place.

Popped in for a scone and tea. The scone was warm, clearly baked that day. Really good texture, not dry at all. The tea was hot and strong. Just a nice, simple stop.

Been coming here for years. Their coffee selection is always on point, and they brew it just right every single time. That&#39;s what keeps me coming back &ndash; you know exactly what you&#39;re getting.

Wheelchair access was great, and they handled our toddler without a fuss. Food was solid, good ingredients. A bit pricey for a quick lunch, but you get what you pay for. Got us in and out fast.

Lovely Sunday lunch spot. Cozy and laid-back, just what I needed. Had tea by the fire afterwards, watching the cathedral through the window. A really peaceful moment.

Popped in without a reservation and they squeezed us in. The lamb rump was spot on. Their wine list had a decent Malbec that really stood up to the richness of the meat. The Thai curry was flavourful, though a touch more heat would&#39;ve been nice for me.

Stopped by for breakfast. Good view of the viaduct, which was a plus. Food was hot and well-prepared. Appreciate that they&#39;re dog-friendly, makes it convenient.

The bagel sandwich was the star - the salmon was so fresh and the cream cheese had a lovely hint of dill. The space is tiny, but the music was a great vibe. Just wish there was a bit more room to sit!

Staff were so lovely, especially Becky the manager. She really looked after us and made the whole evening feel special. The atmosphere is warm and cosy, perfect for a catch-up with friends. Just a really nice spot.

Lovely meal. The vegan menu was a lifesaver for my dairy allergy &ndash; the crumble was spot on. Staff were friendly without hovering. Just a bit pricey for the portion sizes, but the quality was there.

Popped in for a late breakfast. The pancakes were warm and fresh, came with a huge pile of bacon and loads of syrup. Just what I needed. Staff were nice too.

Lovely little spot. The salad I had was so fresh, you could tell the greens were just picked. The dressing was light and didn&#39;t overpower the ingredients. A really nice, simple lunch. The coffee was good too.

The oat latte is a standout. They serve it with a little heart-shaped shortbread, which is a nice touch. The coffee itself is excellent, really well-balanced. It paired nicely with the quiet morning vibe. A solid spot for a proper coffee.

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