Nice, cosy pub after a long hike. The steak and ale pie was the highlight for me &ndash; proper flaky pastry and the beef was really tender. The mash was creamy too. Staff were lovely and quick. Just what we needed.

Been coming here for years. The food&#39;s always spot on - simple, but they get the flavours right. It&#39;s just a proper, no-fuss local pub.

Service was prompt and attentive. The prawn starter was decent but portion felt a bit small for the price. Mains were generous and well-prepared. Efficient for a business lunch.

Lovely spot for a light lunch. The space is bright and airy, especially by the big glass windows. I had a scone from their fresh bake selection - it was nice, though the seating felt a bit cramped when the place got busy.

Quick breakfast with friends, and the staff were really friendly. Food was tasty and the portions are generous, so we left happy!

The service was spot on. Staff were friendly and professional, but what stood out was the sommelier&#39;s advice on a wine pairing for our main course. It just clicked. Made the whole evening. A bit on the pricey side for the bottle, but worth it for the experience.

The game pie is the reason I come back. The crust is flaky, the filling is rich with venison and rabbit, not dry at all. It&#39;s a proper, hearty portion. The burger is decent, but the pie is what they do best.

Modern and clean spot, plus they&rsquo;re dog-friendly. Got the full menu for takeaway, which was ideal for a quick bite at the beach picnic tables. Simple and convenient.

The gluten-free bread here is a nice touch. Not everywhere has it, and it was actually pretty decent. Made ordering a lot easier for me.

Caught the match here last night. The big screens are perfect for watching, really clear from most seats. It gets quite lively when it&#39;s busy, which is fun. A good spot if you want to watch the game with a pint.

The decor here is so inviting, really cosy. Staff handled our big group without a fuss, still found time for a quick chat. Felt relaxed the whole time.

The millionaire&#39;s shortcake was so good. Rich caramel, perfect crumb. The paradise slice was a nice follow-up, not too sweet. Just a lovely little treat with my coffee.

The Thai sweet potato soup was the standout for me. Really creamy with a nice kick of spice, perfect for a chilly day. The menu&#39;s got a lot going on, but I&#39;d probably just come back for that soup again.

The full English was solid, especially the Cumberland sausage - proper flavour. Flat white hit the spot. Service slowed down when they got busy, but that just meant more time to chat with my mates.

Been here a few times, it&#39;s always packed. Staff are nice enough, but you do wait a bit for your food when it&#39;s heaving. Not a deal-breaker, just how it is.

Love popping in here with mates for a quick catch-up. The sausage rolls are always warm and flaky, perfect for sharing over a coffee. It&#39;s just a really nice, relaxed spot.

Always a solid choice in town. The bread is fresh, you can smell it baking. The fillings are so pretty, it feels like a little treat just looking at them.

Had to queue but it was worth it. The Eggs Royale here is different &ndash; they use a proper, thick fillet of their own smoked salmon, not those flimsy little slices you get everywhere else. Really made the dish.

The kayaking was great, but the real star was the cafe&#39;s chocolate scone after. Still warm, flaky with big chocolate chunks. That alone made the trip worthwhile.

Great spot for a quick bite. Hot chocolate with cream and a marshmallow hit the spot, brownie was properly gooey. Got a treat for the dog too, which is a nice touch. Service was quick, in and out in no time.

Lovely light space, stays calm even when a crowd. The creamy chicken and mushroom dish was spot on - rich but not heavy, and the roasted veg still had a bit of bite. Just what I needed for a quiet lunch.

Popped in for a coffee and a slice of carrot cake. The cake was spot on, really moist and not too sweet. Staff were lovely and kept things moving even when it got busy. No complaints.

The English breakfast was pretty good, especially the sausage. My wife enjoyed her eggs Royale, the sauce was nice. A decent spot for a weekend brunch, though the coffee was just fine.

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