A decent spot for a Sunday roast. The pub is clean and cosy, especially by the fireplace. The roast beef was pretty good, though the Yorkshire pudding was a touch dry. Fine for a family meal.

Came for pizza on a summer evening, sat in the garden. The pizza itself was good, but the portion size felt a bit small for the price. The caramel cheesecake was nice, but again, not a huge slice. Menu is small, which is fine, just wish you got a bit more for your money.

Been coming here for years. The lamb is always spot on, cooked just right every single time. That&rsquo;s why I keep coming back.

As someone who needs gluten-free options, I really appreciate how many safe choices they have. The focaccia was a highlight &ndash; you could tell it was freshly baked and the ingredients tasted so clean. A real find for a careful eater like me.

The &#39;Heart of Dracula&#39; dessert was the star for me. That homemade donut was perfectly soft, and the tangy sour cream with the fresh blueberries just worked. A really clever, tasty combo.

The calamari starter was a highlight. The batter was light and crispy, and the squid itself was so tender and fresh. Really appreciated that. The chicken kebab was nicely presented too.

The bottomless brunch was fine for our group of 14. The server did a good job keeping the drinks flowing, which isn&#39;t always easy with a big table. The food was decent.

Heard good things, and they were right. Staff were friendly, service was quick. Got the chicken wrap - fresh and tasty. Perfect for a quick bite on a busy day.

Staff are quick and friendly. Had a laugh with them during my lunch break. Food came out fast and was spot on. Just what you need for a quick bite.

A nice change from typical pub food. The duck and sweet potato croquette was really good. The place itself is simple and cosy, with lots of cushions. Service was fine, and it was nice to see the kitchen from our table.

Simple menu, but the food&#39;s tasty and prices are fair. It&#39;s a proper local spot, always buzzing with friendly faces. Had a decent burger and a pint, just what I needed. Can&#39;t fault it for a reliable bite.

The Amstel was under a fiver, which was a nice touch. Food was decent, nothing fancy but solid. Service was efficient, got the bill quickly. Good spot for a straightforward meal after work.

Been coming here for years. The wooden floors are a nice touch, makes the place feel solid and clean. You don&#39;t get that sticky carpet feeling some pubs have. It&#39;s a small thing, but it&#39;s why I keep coming back.

The fish and chips really are the star here. The batter had a great crunch, and the chips were spot on &ndash; properly triple-cooked. The homemade tartare sauce was a nice touch too.

The minute steak was pretty good. The pies are decent, too.

Busy spot on Chatham high street. Staff were friendly, no complaints there. Had the fish and chips. Batter was crisp, chips decent. A bit pricey for what it is, but fine for a quick lunch.

Stopped in for a drink, the live jazz was really good. Had the house champagne, it was nice. The place feels cozy and authentic. Just a chilled spot for an evening out.

The Christmas platter had good variety - curry goat, fritters, lobster. Solid value for the price.

A proper dog-friendly spot. Our pup got a little treat bowl right away, which was a nice touch. Makes it easy to grab a decent lunch without having to leave him at home. Food was solid, no complaints.

Stopped in after a stroll along the harbour. Sat upstairs and the view was really nice. Just had a coffee and a slice of cake, but it hit the spot. Good place for a quick break.

Been coming here for years. The staff always remember my name, and the manager usually pops over for a quick chat. It&#39;s that consistency that keeps me coming back.

Solid spot for a quick bite. The burger was decent, nothing fancy. Real draw is the friendly bar staff &ndash; they&#39;re quick and keep things moving. Perfect for a fast lunch.

Lunch after the castle. Went for the seafood platter. It was tasty, but honestly, for the price, I expected a bit more on the plate. Felt a little light for what we paid.

Lovely quiet garden at the back, away from the main road. Perfect for a sunny afternoon pint. Just a heads up, the drinks are a bit on the pricey side for a pub.

Been coming here for years. The service is always quick, even on a busy Friday night. My pint&#39;s on the table before I&#39;ve settled in. That&#39;s the main reason I keep coming back.

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