Been coming here for years, and the staff are always so helpful with my dietary needs. They never make a fuss, just quietly sort it out. Makes it easy to relax and enjoy the meal.

Bottomless brunch here is decent. Plenty of cocktail choices to keep things interesting. They&#39;re pretty quick on the refills too - my glass was never empty for long. Good for a lazy Sunday.

Came here for a catch-up with a mate. The vibe is so relaxed, just right for a long chat. We shared the beef stew &ndash; proper hearty stuff that hit the spot.

Had an early dinner by the window. The food arrived on hot plates, which was a nice touch. What stood out for me was how fresh the ingredients tasted, especially in the salad. A really relaxed, simple meal.

Really enjoyed the vegan butter paneer curry here. The flavours were nicely layered. The tofu had a surprisingly good texture, very close to the real thing. Menu is huge, which is great for plant-based options. Portion was decent for the price.

The BLT was really good, thick bacon and fresh bread. But honestly, for &pound;14, I was expecting a bit more on the plate. Felt a bit light for lunch.

Stayed at Galtres Lodge and ate here. The ingredients were noticeably fresh, which I really appreciate. It felt like a step above typical pub food.

Sunday breakfast spot. Got a table quickly, which was a plus. Avocado toast with beetroot and goat&#39;s cheese was a solid choice. Service was well-timed, coffee was good. No fuss, got the job done.

The North Sea oysters were fresh and nicely presented. The tiger prawn starter was a pretty good mix of flavours.

The handwritten birthday card and little dessert were a thoughtful touch. I was particularly impressed with their wine list - the sommelier suggested a lovely bottle that paired beautifully with our mains. Made the evening feel a bit more special.

Decent spot for a quick bite. The burger was pretty good, definitely better than the usual fast food fare. Prices are a bit steep, but it&#39;s fine for a treat now and then.

Been coming here for years, and the team always remembers my daughter. They still make her those little &#39;mini coffees&#39; with a smile. It&#39;s that kind of consistent, friendly service that keeps us coming back. A real neighbourhood spot.

The staff were very friendly and attentive, which made our dining experience enjoyable despite the restaurant being busy.

Nice little spot, really cosy. Popped in for a coffee and a read. The decor is lovely, but my latte was &pound;4.50. Felt a bit steep for what it was, you know?

Convenient spot for a pre-game meal. Bus stops right outside. Had the fish and chips, solid portion, crispy batter. A bit noisy inside though. Did the job.

Perfect for a quick bite. Salmon and asparagus were spot on, and the tiramisu with coffee deal hit the spot.

Lovely breakfast, the sourdough was spot on. Cappuccino was top-notch, just the right temperature and foam. The dining area is so bright with those big windows, really nice. A bit of a wait for the food, but the outside space was perfect for it.

The mocktails here are really well made, with fresh ingredients. The complimentary pitta and hummus was a nice touch to start.

Such a cool spot tucked inside the cathedral! The space feels really light and clean. It was perfect for a quick lunch after getting off the train.

The sultana scone was the star for me, really well-made. The rest of the tea service was a bit basic, but that&#39;s fine if you&#39;re just after the scone.

Been coming here for years, and the meatball starter is the reason. It&rsquo;s always just right &ndash; perfectly seasoned, never dry. That consistency is what keeps me coming back. Had it again yesterday, and it didn&rsquo;t disappoint.

First visit. The set menu&#39;s a steal at &pound;30 for three courses. Food tasted properly homemade. Service was attentive, and they had a decent wine list that paired well with the rustic dishes. A solid spot.

The flat white is reliably good, rich without being bitter. Beans are quality. Coffee&#39;s the main reason I stop by when I&#39;m in the area for meetings.

Popped in for a coffee and a croissant. The croissant was still warm, really flaky. Staff were nice, just left me to read my book. Good little stop.

The fish pie was lovely, really fresh and full of good ingredients. A proper home-cooked feel to it.

The cheese &amp; onion pie was spot on, best I&#39;ve had in a while. Had it with a pint of Dell lager from Stockport. Service was quick and efficient. A solid meal.

Really nice pub. The staff are so friendly, and they even brought water and biscuits for our dog. 🐶

The team here is just lovely. They took the time to talk us through the menu and even sorted out a little birthday surprise with the dessert, which was a really nice touch. Felt very looked after.

The food was excellent. Some dishes are a bit pricey, but the quality and portion sizes are spot on. Worth it for a special night out.

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