Great old building, full of character. Had a pint of Butty Bach here - really hit the spot. They&#39;ve got a small beer garden out back, perfect for a quiet pint. A proper pub.

Nice spot by the canal, decent buzz. Had a pretty good lunch, the food was solid. The waterside tables are lovely on a sunny day. Service was a bit slow, but fine for a relaxed afternoon.

The Sunday roast was spot on. Not too heavy, just right for a lazy afternoon. Staff were friendly without being over the top. Prices felt fair for what you get.

The courtyard was the best part. Just a few tables tucked away, felt like a little secret garden. Really peaceful spot to sit and unwind.

The welcome was lovely, but I really appreciated how fresh the ingredients were in my salad. Everything tasted so crisp and vibrant.

The staff were so helpful with the menu and made a lovely vegetarian option for me. Really appreciated their attention.

Ivy and Megan provided outstanding service during our anniversary brunch. The atmosphere was relaxed, and the food was wonderful, making it a perfect celebration.

The Signature Double Room was lovely. The bathroom was warm, which I appreciated. The coffee machine was a nice touch, but I was most impressed by the fresh magazines provided. A thoughtful detail that made the stay feel a bit more personal.

Great spot for a quick bite. Curry is fresh and the staff are friendly. Perfect for a speedy lunch.

Used a voucher for the Sicilian wine tasting. Mike was a good host, knew his stuff. Wines were nice, and they don&#39;t skimp on the food portions either. Solid way to spend an evening.

The curried goat was the highlight. It&#39;s rich and flavourful, not overly sweet like some places do it. The seasoning was spot on. A really nice, comforting dish.

Great spot for a big group dinner. Ben really knows his stuff when it comes to the wine list &ndash; his suggestion with the main course was spot on. They handled our dietary needs without any fuss. A solid evening.

The bacon and avocado bagel is my go-to. They&#39;re always fresh, which is a big plus for me. A solid spot when you need a reliable breakfast.

A proper old-school pub, which is nice to see. The beer garden out the back is a proper suntrap, perfect for a quiet afternoon pint.

A quiet spot on the high street, perfect for getting some work done. Tables are sturdy and at a good height. The 4G signal is strong, which was a real plus for me. A solid choice for a working lunch.

The cod in the fish and chips was spot on. Really fresh, flaky inside with a crisp batter that wasn&#39;t greasy at all. The portion was huge, I couldn&#39;t finish it all. Just a solid plate of fish and chips.

Been here for all three meals now. The house wine is solid, and it&#39;s just a cozy spot to end the day. Dinner was nice and relaxed.

Nice spot after a walk. The view from Cleeve Hill is the main event. Had a coffee and just sat there for a bit. Parking was easy, which helps. Solid place to pause.

Sunday roast was spot on. Beef was really tender, gravy had a nice depth to it. Portions are big, left feeling pretty full. Classic pub stuff done right.

The Brie and cranberry panini was really nice. Generous portion too. Their cream tea was a highlight - one of the best I&#39;ve had here. The place got a bit loud later on, but overall a fine spot for lunch.

The staff were really attentive and the vibe was spot on. Had the lamb chops, which were cooked just right. Their wine list had some interesting local options that paired nicely. Parking was easy, which is always a plus.

Been coming here for years, mainly for the Sunday roast. The portion is huge - you get a proper plateful of everything. It&#39;s the kind of meal that keeps you going all day. Decent value for what you pay.

Friendly staff and good coffee. The flapjack they serve at the table is a nice touch.

A decent spot for a family meal, nice and cozy. The Sunday roast was pretty good, though the roast potatoes were a touch soft for my liking. Handy location right off the M5.

First visit. Honestly, the food was a nice surprise. Much better than I&#39;d expect from a chain. Solid burger and chips.

Gabrielle&#39;s smile was so warm, it felt like being welcomed by a friend. My seat had a patch of tape, which was a bit of a shame. But her service really made the evening.

Sunday roast is the go-to. Beef was super tender, potatoes spot on. Chef Ted knows his stuff. Got my order in and out in 20 mins on a busy day. Perfect for a quick, solid meal.

Tried the carrot cake on a whim, it&#39;s homemade and honestly so good. You can tell it&#39;s fresh, not overly sweet. The texture is spot on. Might be a bit pricey for a slice, but I&#39;d get it again.

The steak and ale pie was very good, with properly tender slow-cooked beef. The chips were nice and crispy. It&#39;s a solid choice for a decent pub meal.

This place is a winner if you&#39;ve got a dog. They had treats ready at the bar for my pup, which was a nice touch. The patio out back is lovely for a sunny afternoon pint. My only gripe is that it got a bit crowded later on.

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