The gluten-free menu here is really well done. Had the French onion soup, which was a nice surprise. Felt relaxed just knowing everything was clearly labelled.

The fish and chips were spot on - crispy batter, fluffy chips. Service was friendly but a bit slow, probably because of the holiday rush.

The staff here have this lovely, genuine energy. It&#39;s the kind of place where you feel properly looked after without it being fussy. I noticed their menu was a bit different from other Cappadocia spots, which was a nice surprise.

Booked ahead for the rugby. Got a good table with a clear view of the screen. Staff were on it - kept checking if we needed more drinks. Wings and the burger were solid. Exactly what you want for a match.

Been coming for years, and that peri peri Vusa sauce is still the star. The vinegar kick just makes everything better.

Food was excellence. Service was quite slow. It was obvious that we would have to wait  with only 3 staff dealing the bar, restaurant etc.The number of staff left to cope was not good, but those that were there were very good.I suggest you employ more staff to avoid damaging your very good reputation

Been here a few times now. The pasta is spot on, just like my nonna used to make. Good portions, too. Parking by the water is handy. As a local, it&#39;s my go-to for a proper Italian meal.

The gluten-free fish and chips are my go-to here. The batter is light and crisp, and I appreciate that they use a dedicated fryer. The cod itself is always so fresh and flaky. It&#39;s nice to have a reliable spot for a healthier take on a classic.

Service was really nice. Antonio and Diogo were super friendly and checked on us just the right amount. Felt looked after without it being over the top.

Been coming here for years. The dessert is always the highlight, even if the mains are just okay.

The room was quiet despite the bar downstairs, which I appreciated. The bed was comfortable. The bathroom felt spacious, and the shower had good water pressure. A solid stay for getting proper rest.

Lovely garden with a stream and a play area. Perfect for a family lunch, and they&#39;re dog-friendly. A comfortable, relaxing spot.

Duck and lamb chops were spot on, really tender. Salmon linguine was a bit too creamy for my taste, but the potatoes were a nice side. Decent meal overall.

Nice spot tucked between the cathedral and cloisters. The veggie options are pretty creative. Service was a bit slow though.

A decent local pub for ale. The beer is always in good condition and reasonably priced, which is what keeps me coming back. The staff are friendly too. The food was pretty good the one time I tried it.

They surprised us with a bottle of wine for the birthday. That was a really lovely touch. The service felt genuinely thoughtful, not just a routine. Made the whole evening.

Decent brunch spot with a good menu. The food was nicely presented and tasted fine. It does get quite busy though, so booking ahead is wise.

Stopped in for a quiet lunch and it was just what I needed. The staff, particularly Tracey, were so friendly and attentive. My meal was lovely, but the real standout was how comfortable the seating was&mdash;plenty of space and very relaxing.

Busy spot on a Saturday, really lively. The portions are massive &ndash; we shared a couple of dishes and still had leftovers. Good value for what you get.

Great spot to bring your dog! The garden is lovely, and the staff were really friendly. We had the fish and chips outside, and it was a decent portion for the price.

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.

Always come here for coffee with friends. The staff are so friendly, it just feels like a nice place to hang out. The panini was good, but honestly, the vibe is the main thing. Perfect for a catch-up.

The mixed meat Sunday roast was a proper treat. The Yorkshire puddings were homemade and so fluffy, and the cauliflower cheese was spot on. A really good, hearty plate of food.

Sam was our waiter and honestly, he made the night. Just the right amount of attentive, and actually funny. A good server makes such a difference.

The pastries are fresh, flaky and buttery. I had the almond croissant, which was loaded with filling and not too sweet. The sandwiches are simple but tasty, especially the ham and cheese on a baguette. Good value for the area.

Been coming here for years. The owners and staff are always so lovely, that&#39;s what keeps me coming back. The food&#39;s generous and well-cooked, but it&#39;s the people that make the place feel right.

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