Great cocktails, decent price. Staff were really friendly too.

Been coming here for years, it&#39;s my local. The Coachman&#39;s Spring Ale is a good pint, always on tap and hits the spot. Decent selection of ales, you can&#39;t go wrong.

The staff were really lovely. Connie, Tyler and Georgia were all so polite and helpful. Tyler even pointed out where to find the cutlery and napkins, which made everything feel very easy and relaxed. A very comfortable spot.

The brunch menu is solid, and I tried one of their cocktails with it. The pizza options looked interesting too, but I stuck with the eggs benedict. It was a nice, relaxed way to spend a Saturday morning.

Been here a few times now. The food always arrives quickly, which is a plus when you just want a straightforward meal. The place is easy to find and feels comfortable to sit in. A reliable spot.

The steak and kidney pudding was a proper cosy pub classic. Perfect for a catch-up with mates on a chilly evening.

Lovely little pub right in the centre. The food is proper home-cooked stuff, really hits the spot. The ales are good too. Just a nice, cosy spot for a quiet pint and a bite.

The family room was spotless and really spacious, which made our stay so much more relaxing. The beds were comfortable, and having enough room for everyone to spread out was a real plus.

The steak fajitas were decent, but the portion felt a bit small for the price. The side of chips was really good though, crispy and well-seasoned. Just wish there was a bit more of the main for what you pay.

Loved the old beams and traditional decor. Such a cosy spot for a quiet drink.

The bottomless brunch is such a solid deal. My mimosas were topped up before my glass was even half empty! The truffle fries were the real star for me, perfectly crispy.

Lovely old building, really well kept. Plenty of space inside and out, which is nice. We sat in the garden area, very peaceful for a weekday lunch. The food was fine, but honestly, the setting is the main draw here.

Tried the mac and cheese here. It&#39;s the real deal, made with fresh herbs you can actually taste. Not that sad, microwaved stuff. Honestly, it was just really good.

Decent cheesecake but the jerk chicken and ribs were a letdown. The Thursday freebie is a nice touch though.

Service is consistently efficient and friendly. The staff are attentive without being intrusive, which is ideal for a quick business lunch. Food arrives promptly. Good spot for a reliable meal near the office.

Solid pub with a great beer selection. The guest IPAs are a nice touch. Food&#39;s tasty, but I wouldn&#39;t mind slightly bigger portions.

Great food, and staff, big mention to Adrian and John both of whom were very helpful and attentive. All meals were beautifully presented and great quality. Well worth a visit.

Nice walk along the stream. The view from the top is the best part. Some sections are quite steep and the path is a bit rocky, so wear proper shoes. Good for a local stroll.

Popped in for a quick lunch. The fish and chips were spot on - crispy batter, decent portion. Service was quick, no fuss. Parking round the back is a plus.

Good gluten-free options. The ribs with mash and gravy were tasty and a decent portion for the price.

Helen and Rae were brilliant. Helen remembered it was a birthday and made it feel special, Rae was just as friendly. They really do make you feel welcome.

Sandwiches on the lunch menu were fantastic. Jake, our server, was really nice and attentive the whole time. Made the visit.

Popped in for a pint. The beer selection is seriously good &ndash; loads of real ales and craft kegs to choose from. The place is much bigger than it looks from the street, and the outside seating was perfect for people-watching. Lively spot.

Grabbed a quick breakfast outside. Food came out fast, and the sausages were spot on - really good flavour. Everything felt clean and well-organised. Just a nice, simple start to the day.

Service was spot on. They took my nut allergy seriously, double-checked everything with the kitchen. Felt properly looked after, which is a relief when you&#39;re eating out.

Stopped in for a Sunday lunch post-renovation. The new decor is clean but feels a bit sterile, lacks the old warmth. Service was the main issue &ndash; had to wave down staff twice, once to order and again for cutlery. Food itself was fine, but the wait detracted.

Loved the multi-room layout, felt like a proper old pub. The open fires were a nice touch on a chilly evening.

Simple, tasty food and very affordable. The curries are a solid choice, and the chicken bites with that smoky dip were pretty good. Portions are generous, which is always a plus.

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