The burger was fine, just what you need before a flight. The patty was cooked through, not dry. The bun held up. It&#39;s exactly what you expect from an airport spot, nothing more, nothing less. Convenient location after security is the main thing.

Booked ahead for a Saturday night, which was definitely needed. The place is tiny, but that&#39;s what makes it feel so cosy and personal. Just a few tables, you&#39;re not crammed in.

The fish and chips were solid. Crispy batter, good chunky chips, mushy peas on the side. Exactly what you want from a classic pub dish. Portion was decent too.

The tempura here is really fresh and crispy. Probably the best I&#39;ve had outside Japan.

Had to come back for their mango cider, it&#39;s just that good! The little outdoor spot is lovely on a sunny day.

A real hidden gem. Their beer selection is fantastic, all in top condition. I loved the focus on real ales from local breweries. Just a quiet, unpretentious spot.

Lovely spot right on the canal, perfect for a catch-up with mates. We grabbed a table outside and spent ages just chatting over a couple of their cask ales. The service was friendly and chilled, didn&#39;t feel rushed at all. A bit pricey, but you&#39;re paying for the location.

Decent real ale pub, a bit out of the way in Sheffield. Went on a Tuesday evening and it was very quiet. Prices felt fair for the pints, not the cheapest but you get a proper pint. Good for a relaxed drink if you&#39;re not in a rush.

Lovely old pub, really enjoyed the atmosphere. The staff were so friendly and made us feel welcome. Had the fish and chips - the fish was fresh and the batter was light, not greasy at all. A nice, simple meal.

The cocktails are well made, but I was a bit surprised by the price. &pound;14 for a standard martini feels a bit steep for what you get. The vibe is nice, but the bill adds up quickly.

Love the craft beer selection here. Took the tram from town, super easy. Grabbed a takeaway four-pack of their seasonal IPA to enjoy at home. Perfect for a chilled evening.

The fish and chips were spot on. What really stood out was the cocktail list &ndash; had a fantastic gin-based drink that paired beautifully with the meal. The outdoor seating looked lovely, though it was a bit too breezy for us that evening.

Love the vibe on open mic nights. It&rsquo;s got this warm, buzzing energy that just feels right. The crowd&rsquo;s always up for it, makes the whole place hum. A proper good night out.

Been to a few Spoons, but this one&#39;s got a wider beer choice. The fish and chips were spot on, too. Prices felt a bit kinder on the wallet, which is always a plus.

The outdoor area is really nice, especially with the screen. The live music is a decent mix. Drinks are fine, though the snack selection could be a bit bigger. A pretty good spot overall.

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