Loved the 1920s decor, it was so cozy and made for a really nice evening. The booths were comfortable, which is always a plus for me. A fun spot for a relaxed dinner out.

The feta and thyme wrap was the standout. The feta was creamy and salty, which worked really well with the fresh, herby thyme. The wrap itself was warm and soft, not dry at all. That&#39;s the kind of simple combination I look for.

The Sunday roast was the star. The beef was tender, cooked just right, and the gravy had a proper depth of flavour. The vegan option was solid too, with a good nut roast. Could have done with a few more roast potatoes, but the ones they had were crispy and fluffy inside.

Came here for a quiet coffee and ended up staying for lunch. The chicken sandwich was huge, honestly more than I could finish. For what you pay, the portion size is really generous. Felt like a proper meal.

Booked ahead for a quiet dinner. The space is lovely and intimate. What stood out was the service&mdash;they were attentive without being overbearing, made you feel genuinely looked after. A nice, relaxed spot.

Bottomless brunch was efficient. Standard menu has solid variety, and Dan kept refills coming promptly. Good option for a central location. Upgrades available if you want them.

Probably the nicest, and most filling afternoon tea I have ever had. Wonderful friendy service and beautiful view over the valley.

The goulash is the best I&#39;ve had. Rich, deep flavour from the slow-cooked beef and paprika, and the sp&auml;tzle dumplings were perfect for soaking up the sauce. Nothing else mattered.

The live band upstairs was a nice touch. The music wasn&#39;t too loud, so you could still talk. It started right at 7pm like they said. Good spot to watch the bar area below.

The staff were really lovely, sorted out a mix-up with our reservation without any fuss. Their friendly vibe made the evening so much more relaxed. A nice touch was the waiter&#39;s suggestion for a glass of red to go with the steak - spot on.

Handy spot for a pre-flight bite, just minutes from Bristol Airport. Reserved parking is a real bonus. Their wine list had a decent Rioja that went nicely with the steak. A solid choice if you&#39;re heading out.

The arancini were really good, and the focaccia was fresh. A decent spot for a quiet dinner with a glass of wine. It was a bit on the pricey side, but I had a nice evening.

The mussels were definitely the star. They were so fresh and cooked just right, really hit the spot. The whole vibe of the place was nice and relaxed too, which made for a good evening out.

Really buzzing spot, clearly a local favourite. The breakfast was spot on, but the wait after ordering was a bit longer than expected. Their coffee selection is solid though, which helped pass the time nicely.

Grabbed a takeaway pizza here the other night. The wait was short, which was nice. But the real win was that it was literally fresh out of the oven - the crust was still crackling when I opened the box at home. Made all the difference.

Love the community feel here. Had the vegan full English breakfast - really tasty and actually filling, especially for the price. Staff are lovely, makes it a welcoming spot.

Good vibes. The coffee was decent, but the real star was the atmosphere. Spent a quiet afternoon working there. Just a really nice spot to chill.

The bayleaf and chocolate ice cream was a real highlight. Such a clever flavour combo, it worked perfectly as a palate cleanser. A really creative way to finish.

Solid brekkie spot! The portions are huge for the price, so you won&#39;t leave hungry. Perfect for grabbing a quick bite with mates before heading off for the day. It&#39;s just reliably good.

The fish and chips are reliably good and not greasy. The staff are always so friendly when I pick up my order.

Bringing your own wine is a great idea for a catch-up with friends. The staff were really chill about it too.

Took my partner here for dinner. As a coeliac, I was chuffed to see so many gluten-free options on the menu. Went for the ribs &ndash; they were spot on, really juicy and full of flavour. Service was attentive without being overbearing. A solid meal.

The staff were so lovely and patient with my custom order. Food came out fresh and hot, worth the little wait!

Service was quick and friendly. Staff remembered our drinks from last time. Felt like a proper local spot.

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