Stumbled upon this place while walking by the river. The garden out back is lovely and quiet, a real escape from the city heat. Had a simple lunch here, it was nice. Saw a few families enjoying themselves too.

Nice old-school pub. The garden&#39;s massive, really good on a sunny day. Had a quiet pint there, felt like a proper local spot.

Decent selection of beers on tap. Prices are a bit high for the area though.

Rooms are clean and comfy, everything you need is there. Facing the main road, so you do get some traffic noise at night. Still, a cozy spot for a short stay.

The build-your-own burger is the move. Juicy patty, and you pick the toppings. Fries were just okay, a bit limp. But that burger? Really hit the spot after a long day.

Sunday roast is solid, the porchetta was a highlight. Portions are generous and everything arrived hot. Good for a straightforward meal.

The gluten-free fish and chips were spot on, and the Bandit cider was a great match. But the real standout was the server&mdash;so attentive and really made us feel looked after.

Been coming for years, and the raspberry mojito is always spot on. That&#39;s why I keep coming back.

Been coming here for years. The haddock &amp; chips is always spot on, crispy batter and proper chunky chips. Mixed grill&#39;s solid too. Staff actually check in to see if everything&#39;s okay, which is nice. A bit pricier than it used to be, but you get what you pay for.

Decent curry for a Thursday night. Good portion size, tasted fine. The lounge area is nice for a quick pint after. Bread was a bit greasy though. Does the job for a quick bite.

The Sunday roast was spot on. The beef was cooked just right, still pink inside, and the Yorkshire pudding had a nice crisp edge. The chocolate cake with custard afterwards was a good choice, the custard was warm and not too sweet.

Been coming here for years. The festive roast is always spot on, and that apple crumble... just hits the same every time. That consistency is what keeps me coming back.

Friendly staff, really attentive with our toddler. They kept an eye on him, which let us actually enjoy our meal. The house red was a decent, easy-drinking choice that paired well with the relaxed vibe. Made for a much less stressful evening out.

Had a really lovely meal and a special desert for my friend&rsquo;s 87th Birthday. Teresa was our waitress and she excelled in her friendliness and professionalism.

Nice spot for a quick pint. Staff were friendly, and they&rsquo;ve got a little playhouse and some toys to keep the kids busy. 👍 Good for a relaxed afternoon.

Service was quick and efficient even when they were packed. Our food arrived fast, and everything was well-prepared.

Lovely spot for a catch-up! Sat outside with friends, right across from the park. The sun was out, and it felt so relaxed. A few dogs were about too, which was nice. Perfect for a chilled afternoon.

Had the Sunday roast here, it was pretty good. The Christmas setup with crackers and a tree was a nice touch. Found it a bit on the pricey side, but a decent meal overall.

A handy spot for a pre-theatre dinner. It was pretty busy but had a decent atmosphere. The pasta I had was fine, though the portion felt a bit small. Would return.

Been coming here for years, and the beer garden is always a winner. Plenty of space, and they&#39;ve got those shaded tables sorted for when the sun&#39;s out. It&#39;s a proper spot to settle in. The cider on tap is a bit limited, but that&#39;s my only gripe.

Louise made my birthday celebration unforgettable with her warm and friendly service. The food was served warm and delicious, making it a perfect spot for special occasions.

Came in on a whim. The menu had a solid section for vegans and gluten-free, which was a nice change. Went for a plant-based dish that wasn&#39;t just another burger. Hit the spot.

Coffee&#39;s reliably good, probably the best around. It&#39;s a busy local spot, so can be a bit loud for a work call. Got my usual flat white, quick service.

The Big Argyll burger was really good on Monday. Got the beer and burger deal. Sat out on the back patio, it&rsquo;s covered so was nice even with a bit of drizzle. The patty was juicy and cooked just right.

The breakfast deals are a nice touch. I really appreciate how fresh the ingredients taste, especially the eggs and avocado. It makes for a healthy, satisfying start to the day.

Nice spot that&#39;s dog-friendly, which we appreciated. The roast was cooked just right, and I liked being able to add my own Yorkshires and gravy. Their house red was a solid, easy-drinking choice that went well with the meal.

Korean fried chicken was spot on, crispy and not too sweet. Charcuterie board was a solid choice too. Food is well-prepared overall. Service was a bit slow on a busy Friday evening, but they were polite.

Perfect for a quick bite. The full English breakfast is solid - good portion, everything fresh. Unlimited Lavazza coffee refills are a lifesaver for a fast morning. Gets the job done.

Been here a few times, the chicken bhuna is a solid choice. Their house red pairs surprisingly well with the spices, cuts right through the richness. Garlic naan is a must. Good spot for a casual meal.

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