The Makhani and Murgh Masala were both tasty. I liked that it&#39;s BYOB, easy to grab a drink from the shops nearby. Just a heads up, there are some roadworks around at the moment which made getting there a bit of a faff.

Great spot for a quick lunch. The food was tasty and the portions were generous for the price. Service was fast and friendly, even though we popped in near closing. Got the chicken curry - hit the spot.

Came for a birthday dinner. The staff were really good about checking for food allergies, which was appreciated. The vegetarian options were decent. A nice spot for that kind of thing.

Popped in without a reservation and they squeezed us in. The steak and ale pie was proper hearty, just what you want on a damp evening. Good pint to go with it. Menu&#39;s got plenty of choice, which is handy.

The mixed grill was spot on! Naan and curries were solid too. It got a bit loud during the match but settled down.

The opening Pinot Grigio was a standout. It cut through the richness of the starter perfectly. The red with the main course was a good match too, though I&#39;ve had more interesting bottles for the price. The pairings just worked with the food.

Lovely little spot hidden in a quiet courtyard. The staff were really friendly and the decor is nice. It&#39;s just a really pleasant, cosy place to sit for a bit. Had a flat white and a pastry, both were good.

Been coming here for years, and the Sunday roast beef is always spot on. Tender, melts in the mouth, with those seasonal veg. It&#39;s the one thing I know I can count on. Lovely spot for it too.

First time trying this place. The fish cakes with pineapple salsa were a real surprise - fresh and light, not heavy at all. Generous portion too. Will be back for those!

Been coming here for years, and the place is always spotless. It&#39;s that clean, modern look that still feels cosy. Makes a difference when you&#39;re a regular.

Been meaning to try this place for ages. Had lunch in the garden, which was lovely. The fish and chips were spot on - crispy batter, proper chunky chips. Staff were friendly, no rush. A bit pricier than the chippy down the road, but you get what you pay for.

The food was solid and cocktails were decent. But honestly, the portions felt a bit small for the price. I left still feeling a bit peckish.

Lovely spot by the river for a drink. Sat outside in the sun. My cocktail was nice, but honestly, a bit steep for the size of the glass. Felt a little short-changed on the portion there.

Kal was our waiter, really nice guy. Service was spot on, didn&#39;t feel rushed at all. He knew the menu well, gave us a straight answer on the specials. Makes a difference when the staff are like that.

The chef took a dish from my memory and brought it back to life. Every flavour was exactly as I remembered it. That takes real skill.

Decent spot for the price. The parking is easy and it&#39;s quiet, which is a plus. Not the fanciest, but you get what you pay for.

First time having oysters here, and they were so good we got a second round. The tapas were decent, but those oysters were the highlight for me.

Got the free doughballs deal on their app. They were warm and garlicky, a nice start. The app&#39;s worth downloading just for that, helps keep the bill down.

Wandered in for a late lunch. The gluten-free menu was huge, which is a relief. Staff knew their stuff when I asked about cross-contamination. Had the fish and chips, felt normal for once.

Lovely little tea room. The afternoon tea was fantastic, the scones were still warm. Just a really relaxed spot, felt like you could sit for hours.

Food was really nice, looked great on the plate. Had the gluten-free pasta, which was a solid choice. A bit on the pricey side, but you get what you pay for here.

The private room was nice for our group. The pre-ordered set menu was good, though a bit pricey for the portions.

Popped in for breakfast. The smoked salmon was really good, fresh and not too salty. Hot chocolate was rich, perfect for a chilly morning. Nice little spot.

The eggs benedict was the star. Perfectly poached eggs, runny yolk, rich hollandaise. The ham was a bit salty, but the muffin was toasted just right. Solid brunch dish.

Stumbled upon this spot! Our server John was so helpful, really made our girls&#39; night easy. The vibe was perfect for catching up, not too loud. The pasta was lovely, just what we needed.

Popped in for a quick lunch. The five-course set menu for &pound;25 is a steal. Food came out fast, which is perfect for a short break. Menu changes often, so might swing by again.

Been here for lunch loads, tried dinner this time. Food&#39;s always fresh and tasty, chef knows his stuff. It&#39;s a small spot, so definitely book ahead. No parking either, but the vibe makes up for it &ndash; feels like a proper little Italian joint.

Decent food as usual. The wait for our two mains was a bit longer than I&#39;d like. They do have a solid wine list though, which kept us occupied. The staff were apologetic about the delay.

Been a regular for years. The food&#39;s always spot on, and the house red is a surprisingly good match for their signature dishes.

Got the Simple Vegan burger for a quick lunch. Patty was juicy, bun fresh and soft. Cheese melted nicely. Skin-on fries were crispy and just right. Perfect for a fast bite when you&#39;re in a rush.

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