The Sunday roast beef was spot on, tender and well-seasoned. The kimchi cabbage side was a clever touch that worked. Found a lovely Malbec on the list that paired perfectly with the rich flavours. A solid Sunday lunch.

Lovely old pub, the festive decorations really made it feel cosy. Had a great time just soaking up the atmosphere with a pint by the fire.

The Sunday roast is definitely the star. Beef was spot on, and the portion of veg was huge. Yorkshire pudding was good too. Dessert was a sticky toffee pudding, which was a nice finish. For the price, you get a lot of food.

Solid pub for a meal. The steak and ale pie was hearty, and the barman knew his stuff&mdash;suggested a local porter that paired really well with it. A good spot to settle in.

Bakary was on top of the drinks at the bottomless brunch. He kept our glasses full without us even needing to look up. Really appreciated that.

I had a lovely time at the Rose Lounge for afternoon tea. The atmosphere was cozy and elegant, and the staff were incredibly welcoming. The Earl Grey tea was superb, and the food presentation was top-notch.

The manager is lovely, really puts you at ease. The food&#39;s always good, but I keep coming back for the relaxed, welcoming vibe. It&#39;s just a nice place to be.

Service was really on point. Staff noticed we needed water refills before we even asked. Quick and friendly.

Popped in for a drink. Really liked the vibe inside&mdash;warm and cosy. Staff were friendly, and they let dogs in, which is nice. Didn&rsquo;t try the food, but the menu looked decent.

Tried the pulled duck toastie and the vegan stack. The duck one had this sweet-spicy sauce that really worked. The vegan stack was hearty, not just a pile of veggies. Nice spot.

The Anchor Line boasts a charming, old-world atmosphere, serving delicious food and excellent cocktails&mdash;ideal for a relaxing visit.

Skye was a brilliant host, really made the evening. I&#39;d been a few times before, but this visit felt extra welcoming. The pub itself is lovely, great location for meeting friends. Food was spot on as always.

Been coming here for years. The real ale is always spot on, and they&#39;ve got a decent selection of beers and wines. Even found a couple from New Zealand last time. It&#39;s just a reliable local for a proper pint.

The playlist was spot on, no blaring TVs. That cozy, local pub vibe really let the food take center stage. Just right for focusing on the flavours.

The bar has a funky, modern vibe. The food is from the same kitchen as the restaurant next door and it&#39;s pretty good.

The apricot chicken wings were a bit of a surprise - not as fruity as I expected, just nicely roasted. Still, a solid lunch spot. The staff were super friendly, which made up for a couple of menu items being out of stock.

Perfect for a group! We booked a section upstairs for my friend&#39;s leaving do. Had our own space to chat and laugh without bothering the after-work crowd downstairs. The staff were chill about us staying a while.

The staff at Slug and Lettuce are exceptional! Lucy provided speedy and friendly service, making our visit truly memorable.

Haggis bon-bons were spot on - crispy outside and that honey mustard dip really works. The burger patty was a touch dry for me, though.

Booked a table for two, perfect for a catch-up. The burger was spot on and the price was decent. The rum menu is huge though &ndash; the server was a lifesaver helping us pick one. Great spot if you&#39;re with friends who like to try new drinks.

The watermelon and aloe spritz was a nice surprise for a pub. Really well made. We sat outside and it was perfect for the sunny weather. Just a heads up, the cocktails are a bit pricier than the beer.

The stock market night concept is fun, but I wish they had more low-sugar or non-alcoholic drink options on the fluctuating menu.

The scampi and chips from the meal deal was a good choice. The portion was generous and everything arrived piping hot, which is always nice. The service was friendly and prompt, making for a very comfortable lunch.

Stumbled upon this place and loved the vibe. It&#39;s a proper restaurant with live music in the back. The band last night was spot on, really added to the atmosphere without being too loud. Food was decent, but that combo of a good meal and a great soundtrack is hard to beat.

Decent pub in a good spot. The fish and chips was a pretty good portion and cooked nicely. It was a bit loud on a match night, but the atmosphere was fun. The beer was fine.

Popped in for a quick pint. It&#39;s got that proper local pub vibe, a nice mix of regulars and new faces. The atmosphere is always friendly and lively, never feels too rowdy. A solid spot.

Parking was easy on a Tuesday evening, didn&#39;t need a booking. The location is handy, just off the M42 near Solihull. Had the lamb shank, it was fall-off-the-bone tender but the gravy was a touch too salty for me.

Found it for lunch. They seated us at the bar when it was busy, which worked. The extra bread was appreciated.

Been coming here for years, and the harbour view from the window tables never gets old. That&#39;s the main reason I keep booking.

Nice spot, great location. The food was decent pub grub, nothing too fancy but it hit the spot.

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