Lovely little spot! I was drawn in by the cake display - so many choices, all looked so pretty. Ended up trying the lemon drizzle slice and it was just the right amount of sweet and tangy. Staff were really nice too.

Helen the chef really knows her stuff. I was impressed by the variety of vegan and veggie dishes. Tried the mushroom tapas on a Saturday night with one of their gin cocktails. It&#39;s not cheap, but you can taste the quality.

Got the charcoal-grilled wings delivered. That smoky, Turkish flavour is spot on. Portions are a little small for the price, but the taste is just right. Would get them again.

Lovely little spot for a homemade ice cream. Sat outside with a coffee, which was nice and relaxing. Later tried their strawberry milkshake - really good. The banoffee pie was a treat. Staff were very friendly, and I appreciated how clean everything was.

They&rsquo;ve really done something special with the space since the refresh. Feels more open, but still cosy. Love the mix of sweet and savoury bites. Service was quick, which was nice for a casual stop.

The team here really knows their stuff. Our server suggested a fantastic local red that paired beautifully with the lamb. They were spot-on with the allergy check, too. Made for a relaxed, worry-free evening.

Lovely spot for my baby shower. The afternoon tea spread was impressive, lots of fresh, vibrant options. I really appreciated how they handled my dietary request for the sandwiches&mdash;everything felt thoughtfully prepared. A very pleasant afternoon.

Clean spot, simple vibe. The food&#39;s the star here. Had the grilled chicken with lemon sauce - juicy, flavourful, just right. A solid, no-fuss meal.

Always a treat to come back. Those chips are honestly the best&mdash;crispy outside, fluffy inside. Just a note, they switch to the daily menu in summer, so no Sunday roast then.

Conveniently situated in the town centre, this charming spot is ideal for a pre-theatre supper or a relaxed dinner with delicious food.

The pretzels were spot on, had that proper chewy texture. Grabbed a slice of Gugelhupf on the way out, a nice little sweet finish.

Been coming here for years, and the new menu is a solid update. The lamb shank I had last week was fall-off-the-bone tender, just like their classics. Good to see they&#39;re keeping things fresh without losing what works.

The pho broth was light and fragrant, really clean tasting. The banh mi had a soft baguette packed with meats and pickled veggies. Just what I was hoping for from a local spot.

The Chicken Tikka Flatbread from the new lunch menu is the thing. The smell from the street is what got me. The sauce has a slow heat, and the chicken is really tender. Ate it too fast, honestly.

Been coming here for breakfast a few times a week. The staff are always so friendly and polite, and I really appreciate the table service.

The cheese and drawing workshop was a nice way to spend an afternoon. The local cheese selection was solid, paired with some rustic breads. I enjoyed a glass of their regional red with it, which complemented the flavours nicely. A relaxed, low-key spot.

The French onion soup was really good, the broth had a lovely depth. Calamari was fresh and not greasy at all. I appreciate that they use quality ingredients, you can taste the difference. A solid choice for a light, flavourful meal.

The full English breakfast was solid, really liked the local sausages. Just a heads up, it&#39;s not included with the room, which was a bit of a surprise. The dining area itself is lovely though, bright and airy.

The burger was juicy, clearly cooked fresh. Sweet potato chips were spot on. Big breakfasts are generous, no skimping on the extras. Juices and coffee came out fast.

Popped in for coffee and a sweet treat. The sticky toffee cake was fantastic, rich and moist. The staff were lovely. My only wish? A proper dessert wine on the menu to pair with it, that would have been the cherry on top.

The menu&#39;s got a bit of everything, which is nice. I went for the full English and it was a solid plate of food for the price. The space itself is what stood out to me though&mdash;really bright and airy, with big windows. Just a comfortable spot to sit for a while.

Came here for the first time and really enjoyed the pork belly. The welcome cocktail was a nice surprise. Service was attentive without being overbearing.

Lovely spot for a sunny afternoon. The garden seating is a real highlight - peaceful and beautifully arranged, felt like a proper little escape. My only note is that the wine list is a bit limited for the setting. A crisp ros&eacute; would have been perfect out there.

Been a regular for ages. Their milkshakes are still the best in town, and the wine list has a few decent options that pair nicely with the hot dishes. A solid choice for any meal.

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