Stayed here a couple nights. Room was clean and quiet, which is all I really needed. The bar has a nice view of the square, just a short walk away. Staff were friendly when I checked in.

Decent Spoons. Leffe Blonde was spot on, and the jacket potato came with a surprisingly large salad. Good value for a quick lunch.

Dave and the team are very friendly. They shared some interesting local history and made us feel welcome. A nice, relaxed spot for a pint.

Had the steak frites, cooked just right. The wine list is decent, found a nice red that paired well. Service was quick, maybe a bit too quick between courses. Prices are fair for what you get.

Lovely outdoor seating area, perfect for a sunny afternoon. The salad I ordered was so fresh, you could tell the greens were just picked. The dressing was light and didn&#39;t overpower the ingredients. Inside feels a bit dated, but I&#39;d happily sit outside again.

The full English was spot on - bacon and sausages cooked just right. Perfect for a lazy weekend catch-up with mates.

Lovely Sunday lunch spot. The roast beef was cooked just right, and the Yorkshire pudding was exactly what I wanted. Proper veg on the side too, which is always a plus. Service was quick and got us in and out.

The pink lemonade was spot on! The staff were all lovely, really attentive without being overbearing.

Popped in for a quick pint after work. It&#39;s clean, tidy, and the vibe is decent. Prices are fair, which is good for a regular spot. The free parking is a major plus, makes it very convenient.

Popped in for a coffee. Honestly, might be the best flat white in this part of town. Great spot for a chat, always buzzing.

The Brie and bacon sandwich was really good. You can ask for changes since they make it fresh.

Found this place under the railway arches. It&rsquo;s a bit of a hidden spot. Love the big shared tables, always a good buzz in here. They sometimes have local artwork up too, which is a nice touch.

Lovely old tea room, the exposed beams are gorgeous. The menu tells the story of the building which was a nice touch. I really appreciated that they had a good selection of herbal teas, felt like a proper treat.

Popped in for a spanakopita and a freddo cappuccino. The pastry was perfectly flaky, and that iced coffee was the ideal pick-me-up for a stroll. A solid spot for a quick, authentic bite. They had a nice Greek beer on the menu too, which I&#39;ll try next time.

Booked ahead for afternoon tea, which was a good idea as it&#39;s a cosy spot. The service was polite and professional, they handled our preferences without any fuss. The scones were decent, though the clotted cream portion felt a bit modest. A pleasant experience overall.

Cosy spot, really liked the decor. Food came super quick, maybe 10 minutes after we ordered? The coffee was a highlight for me, really well made.

The coffee is really good here. It&#39;s got a deep, smooth flavour without any bitterness. Just a solid cup. The owners are friendly too, which is a nice bonus.

The team here are just so lovely. They&rsquo;ve got a real knack for making you feel looked after without it being over the top. It&rsquo;s a nice change from places that feel a bit too polished or rushed.

Nice spot for a quiet coffee in the park. The new decor is cosy and has a bit of character, which I like. Found a comfy armchair by the window &ndash; perfect for settling in with a book. The staff were friendly and left me to it. A good, relaxed place.

Been coming here for years. It&#39;s always been a reliable spot for a quick bite after shopping at the Quays. The opening hours matching the mall are a lifesaver. Never had to worry about them being closed when I&#39;m done.

Jordan was a great waiter, really knew his stuff with the wine list. Made picking a bottle to go with our meal easy.

Relaxed spot in the city centre. Had a flat white that was spot on - good crema, not bitter at all. Nice place to unwind with a proper coffee.

Lovely, airy feel to this place. It&rsquo;s right by the marina, so the light just pours in. Felt really calm sitting there. The free parking for a couple of hours was a nice bonus, too.

Smoked mackerel salad was spot on. The garden seating by the fountain made it. A bit pricey for lunch maybe.

Been coming here for years, and the steaks are always spot on. Medium-rare, just how I like it, every single time. That consistency keeps me coming back. Alex&rsquo;s recommendations are solid, too.

The French onion soup was rich and piping hot. The gooey cheese over the crusty bread was perfect for a chilly day.

Great to be able to bring the dog inside. The shaded patio was perfect for a drink. Just a heads up, the bar and kitchen are separate, so the full menu isn&#39;t always on.

Nice spot by the river, the ducks were a lovely touch. They even keep the loos well-stocked, which is always a good sign.

Cortado was spot on, really smooth. The barista was super nice and chatted about the beans. Menu&#39;s huge, wish I&#39;d had time to try the pastries!

A nice little spot for breakfast. The coffee is decent and the white chocolate cranberry tiffin was pretty good. It&#39;s a pleasant place to sit for a bit. A bit on the pricey side for what it is.

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