They squeezed us in on a busy bank holiday! Service was quick and super polite, which was a lifesaver when we were all trying to catch up. Made the whole evening so much easier.

Lovely, cosy pub. The fire was lit, and the whole place just felt warm and welcoming. Had the steak and ale pie - proper comfort food, really hit the spot. Just a nice, relaxed evening.

Been coming here for years, and the layout is what keeps me coming back. The tables are spaced just right &ndash; you can actually have a conversation without feeling like you&#39;re on top of the next table. It&#39;s a rare thing these days.

Been coming here for years. The free car park out back is a lifesaver, especially on busy weekends. Place is always spotless, which I appreciate. Just a reliable spot for a straightforward meal.

Portions are huge here, honestly. We ordered the pasta and a salad, ended up taking half of it home. Good value, but maybe start with one less dish than usual.

The new ordering screens are handy. Got the spicy chicken ramen, broth was rich and the noodles had a good bite. The chicken itself was a bit dry though.

The sausage roti was a solid, hearty choice. What really stood out for me was the freshness of the ingredients in the eggs benedict. The hollandaise had a nice, subtle kick without being too heavy. A good spot for a mindful breakfast.

Nick&#39;s cooking is a real highlight here. The lamb stew had that lovely, slow-cooked depth you&#39;d hope for at home. A nice, comforting spot in Millbrook.

The teriyaki tofu was really good. I liked the salad too, especially the watermelon with that slightly spicy dressing. Their house chili oil is a nice touch, I ended up putting it on almost everything. A solid choice for a quick lunch.

Service was quick and friendly even when they were packed. Food arrived hot, which was nice.

The staff were so cheerful and attentive, which made the whole evening really pleasant. Even when it was busy, service was efficient. My only small note is that the chairs could be a bit more comfortable for a longer meal.

Booked ahead and got a table by the window. The view of the harbour was lovely, really made the evening. Service was friendly and attentive, which I always appreciate. The seat was comfortable too, no rushing you out. A very pleasant spot for a relaxed meal.

Been coming here for weekend lunches lately. The crispy squid (Ike Age) is spot on every time - super fresh, perfectly crisp. It&#39;s a nice, relaxed spot to unwind. Staff are always friendly.

Been coming here for years, and it&#39;s the welcome that keeps me coming back. The owner always remembers my name, and the staff make you feel like you&#39;re just popping into a friend&#39;s place. It&#39;s that consistency that matters.

Decent portion sizes, and the curry sauce was spot on. I paired it with a crisp lager, which worked surprisingly well. Prices are fair. A good, no-fuss lunch.

The sushi school class was solid. Brandon knows his stuff, no doubt. We made maki and nigiri, and the fish quality was decent. Came away with a full platter to take home. The hands-on part is what you&#39;re paying for, really.

The Hiroshima-style okonomiyaki with the extra noodle layer was spot on. Really took me back to those little street stalls. A bit pricey for what it is, but the flavour was just right.

Loved the lively buzz here on a rainy morning. It&#39;s the kind of place that just feels right when the weather&#39;s grey. Grabbed a coffee and a pastry, sat by the window watching the world go by. The warmth inside was a lovely contrast to the drizzle outside. ☕️

A proper local&#39;s pub. I really appreciate that their classic pub fare feels homemade, you can tell they use fresh ingredients. The fish and chips were spot on, the batter was light and the peas tasted garden-fresh. A reliable choice for a simple, satisfying meal.

Great halal food with a proper spicy kick. The staff even gave us some sightseeing tips. The wine list was a pleasant surprise, had a nice glass with the lamb.

The scones were lovely and warm, served with really nice jam. Just a really good cream tea.

Always spotless when I visit. The tables are cleared quickly, floors look clean. It just feels comfortable to sit down for a meal here, you know? Makes a difference.

Good selection of gluten-free dishes. The fries were crispy and well-seasoned, and the smoothie was fresh. The kids enjoyed it. A solid choice for a family meal.

Been coming here for years. It&#39;s that family-run feel that keeps me coming back. You can taste the care in every dish, like they&#39;re cooking for their own. Always fresh, always consistent.

Great space, amazing food and wonderful service. Really appreciate the birthday surprise for my daughter . Thanks for making it such a lovely night for her.

Stumbled upon this spot during a busy lunch hour. The tomato soup was incredible, really hit the spot. Lasagna was top-notch too. Perfect for a quick, satisfying bite.

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