Nice spot for a drink after the refurb. The interior looks lovely now. Had a decent glass of wine, though it was a bit on the pricey side.

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

Came for a birthday dinner. They brought out a small cake with a card, which was a nice surprise. Honestly, the gesture was lovely, but the main courses themselves felt a bit small for the price you pay.

Been coming here for years, and the bottomless brunch is consistently spot on. Service is always quick, never feel rushed.

The fillet steak was a highlight, really well cooked. Portions are generous for the price, which is a nice surprise these days. Solid meal.

Ordered delivery last week. Food was still hot and tasted just like eating at the restaurant. The guy who dropped it off was really nice.

The new landlord has made such a difference here. It finally feels like a proper local pub again. I love the warm, inviting atmosphere now - had a really nice, relaxed evening with a fresh, well-prepared burger.

The chicken parmesan was really good, but what stood out for me was the Imran&#39;s Special. The chicken was so fresh and tender, and the vegetables tasted like they were just picked. A nice, simple meal that felt good to eat.

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.

The new owners have done a nice job here. It feels brighter and cleaner now, which is a big plus. The staff were really friendly when I popped in for a quick lunch. Prices are fair too.

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

Generous portions, we always have leftovers. The cheese and onion naan is a standout. Good for a filling meal, though the space can get a bit crowded at peak times.

The bread basket was a standout, easily the best I&#39;ve found locally. Worth the visit for that alone.

Nice local pub, recently refurbished so feels fresh. Good selection of beers and lagers, all fairly priced. Staff were pleasant and efficient. Stopped in for a quick pint after work, it&#39;s conveniently located. Did the job.

A solid city-centre pub. The pints are decently priced, and the staff are friendly. It&#39;s become my go-to when I&#39;m in the area visiting family.

The food was hot and fresh, flavours were spot on. Presentation showed real care. My only quibble? The wine list felt a bit limited for the quality of the cooking. Found a decent red, but would&#39;ve loved more options to pair.

Good disabled access, and the staff were quick to help. The whole place is very wheelchair-friendly.

The live music by the fireplace was a nice touch. It made for a pleasant, relaxed evening. The drinks are a bit pricey, but the overall vibe was worth it.

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.

Rosa was very attentive when I arrived late and stressed. Gabriel handled my order well. Good service when you need it.

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.

Came for a quiet dinner, and the space just felt right. The lighting was soft, the tables weren&#39;t crammed together. It&#39;s a comfortable spot to unwind after a long day. The menu had a good range, found a few things I&#39;d go back for.

Lunch at the pub was nice. The egg Benedict was spot on, and the seafood tagliatelle was a solid choice too. Decent prices for the area.

Lovely surroundings, staff, service and delicious food. Was a bit disappointed in the lunch menu choices but in the end it was all delicious. Would definitely go again.

The staff here are so helpful. I ordered the wrong thing by mistake, and when I mentioned it, they just brought out what I actually wanted, no extra charge or hassle. Really nice of them.

The drinks are great, but I was really impressed by the bar snacks. The chorizo and cheddar doughballs were a decent size for sharing and tasted proper. Good value for what you get.

The Kyoto Cluck-Cluck bao was the star for me. The steamed bun was so soft and fluffy, and the chicken inside was just the right kind of juicy. Really enjoyed the whole vibe of the place while eating it.

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