Sunday roast was decent. The beef was tender, good gravy. But for &pound;28, the portion felt a bit on the small side. Expected more veg and a bigger Yorkshire pud for the price.

The Iskender was tasty, though a bit different from what I had in Turkey. Really appreciated the fresh ingredients used.

The feta fries here are so good. I was just grabbing a quick bite and ordered via the QR code, which is handy. The fries came out piping hot with loads of that creamy, salty feta crumbled on top. Really hit the spot.

The Tim Taylor&#39;s Landlord on tap was spot on. Good selection of real ales too.

Izzy was a really good server. The roast was pretty tasty, especially the beef. A bit on the pricey side for what it was, but a decent meal overall.

Lovely sunny spot outside. Greek salad was crisp. Hummus and pita tasted homemade. Carafe of house wine hit the spot. Dog friendly is a plus.

The poppadoms were crisp and warm, served with three different dips. The mint chutney was particularly sharp and fresh, cut through the richness of the main curry nicely. Portions are definitely generous.

Been coming here for years and the poppadums are always spot on. Love the little pots of chutney and raita they bring out with them. The onion bhajis are a nice touch too, especially with those pomegranate seeds on top.

Staff are genuinely friendly, always smiling. Lunch menu is solid quality, especially the pasta special today. Not the cheapest, but you get what you pay for. Would pop in again.

The outdoor seating area is charming, and the inside is very comfortable. Prices are reasonable for the location, right next to Hove Station.

Been a few years since my last visit. The kids&#39; menu is solid, and the staff were attentive without being overbearing. Food was consistent. A reliable spot for a family dinner.

Birthday dinner here. The staff were lovely, Cassandra and Vicky were great. Food was good. But honestly, for the price, the portions were a bit on the small side. Left feeling like I needed a snack later.

Loved the cosy vibe here. The stone walls and open fire gave it such a warm, old-school pub feel. Perfect for a chilly evening.

A nice spot for a break. The Fuller&#39;s and guest beers are good, but I&#39;d love to see more low-alcohol or alcohol-free options on the menu.

The spicy nutty chicken had a proper kick and great flavour. Staff were quick to bring the lime pickle, really friendly too.

Reliable spot for a quick bite. Their chicken tikka masala hits the spot every time. Good for when you&#39;re in a rush. The pool table&#39;s a nice touch if you&#39;ve got a minute to spare.

Our go-to for fish and chips. The quality&#39;s always consistent, which is nice.

The semifreddo was the star of the show for me. Enjoyed it on their patio with a glass of Pinot Gris. The pairing worked nicely, though the wine list leans a bit expensive. A solid spot for a relaxed evening.

Daniel was a lovely server, really attentive without being overbearing. He suggested the sea bass special and it was spot on - perfectly cooked, lovely and fresh. Made for a very relaxed, enjoyable lunch.

Been coming here for ages. The Chicken Naga is my go-to &ndash; I always ask for extra chillies and they nail it every time. It&#39;s got that perfect kick without being overwhelming. The sauce is always spot-on, just how I like it. Really appreciate how they get the custom orders right.

Lovely spot right on the beach. Had a late lunch here on a sunny Saturday, the view is really something. My fish and chips were decent, though the chips were a touch under-seasoned for my taste. Still, hard to beat that location.

The butter chicken here is spot on. The sauce is rich and creamy, with just the right amount of spice that doesn&#39;t overpower the chicken. It&#39;s exactly what you want from that dish. The biryani is good too, but the chicken is the main event.

Been coming here for years, and the set lunch is always a solid choice. Good value, never disappoints.

Solid pub classics and some more refined options too. The portions are generous, and you can tell they use fresh ingredients. I really appreciated how comfortable the seating was - not something you always find. Made for a relaxed meal.

The pretzel with rarebit dip is a solid snack with a pint. The bubble and squeak balls had a nice jalape&ntilde;o kick.

The apple Tarte Tatin was a nice finish. I appreciated the generous portion, and the ice cream was a good match. The apples still had a bit of texture, which I always look for&mdash;means they&#39;re fresh and not overcooked. A solid choice if you want something sweet but not too heavy.

Bella was great at lunch. The chefs singing happy birthday was a nice touch.

The Peshwari Chicken was a standout. Savoury, not sweet like the naan. Portion was generous for the price, which is rare these days. Left feeling very satisfied.

Nice relaxed breakfast with the family. The buffet had a good spread - plenty of cereals, fruit, and all the usual hot English items. Tables were kept tidy, staff were helpful. A solid option for a weekend morning.

Lovely little spot, feels like a warm hug. The staff were super friendly, really made us feel at home. Had a nice, relaxed lunch here.

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