Rooms are nicely done up and spotless. Comfy bed, slept well. Parking in the village is a huge bonus, saved a lot of hassle.

First time trying this style. The server was really helpful - they put the skewers on the grill and took them off when ready. Made it so easy for us.

Thali&#39;s a steal at &pound;12.99. The chicken was juicy, biryani portion huge. Got a drink and dessert too. Left feeling properly full.

The steak and ale pie was spot on, lovely flaky pastry and rich filling. Staff were quick and friendly, made us feel welcome. A good, reliable spot for a casual dinner.

Been coming here for years. The Chateaubriand for two is always cooked just right, a proper treat. The bar next door is handy for a drink before you sit down. It&#39;s not cheap, but you get what you pay for.

Popped in on a Friday afternoon. The portions were huge, which I appreciated. Had the grilled octopus &ndash; it was tender, with a nice char. My partner&#39;s pasta was a bit too al dente for her taste, but my dish was spot on. Good spot for a hearty meal.

Stopped in for a pint after work. The place was spotless and the bartender was really friendly, had a good chat. Just a nice, easy spot to unwind.

The quiz night was a blast! It&rsquo;s a proper local pub, always something going on. The live music last Thursday was a nice surprise, really added to the vibe. Makes it feel like a proper community spot.

Popped in for a drink. The chocolate stout was rich and smooth, really hit the spot. The rum was good too. Prices felt fair for what you get.

The full English was a solid portion, came out piping hot. Just what I needed on a cold morning. The bacon was especially good.

The tapas portions here are enormous, really good value. I found the food very tasty. The only thing is, the tables are quite close together, so it can feel a bit cramped when it&#39;s busy.

Came for the quiz night. Good atmosphere, decent crowd. The nachos were surprisingly solid. Beer selection is okay. Might pop in again next week.

A nice little independent spot. The owner was friendly and had some good local stories to share. Prices are decent, and they sometimes have food pop-ups, which is a nice touch. The seating is comfortable enough for a relaxed drink.

A cosy spot for a quiet drink. The armchairs by the fireplace are perfect for unwinding with a good glass of red.

Lovely decor and a nice atmosphere. The cocktails were really good, I had a lovely time. The only thing was the seating, the chairs were a bit too low for the tables, made it a little awkward to eat comfortably.

Solid pub grub, but feels like a proper restaurant. Portions are huge, you won&#39;t leave hungry. That&#39;s the main thing.

Had a lovely family gathering with excellent food and a cozy atmosphere. Charlie was fantastic in accommodating our group!

The speakeasy vibe is cool, you go in through a vending machine. The space inside is small and cozy, good for a quiet chat. Drinks were solid, nothing mind-blowing but well-made. A bit on the pricey side for the area.

Decent pub grub for the price. The steak and ale pie was hearty, gravy was spot on. Had to wait a bit for a table on a Friday night, so yeah, booking is a must.

The British blue burger was top-notch. Sat downstairs, and the atmosphere really paired well with a pint. Staff were lovely.

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