The beer selection is fantastic. Seven cask ales on tap, including a black IPA, and the prices are really good.

Been coming here for years. It&#39;s dead handy being right between the two stations. The main room&#39;s fine, but I usually head to that little extra building out back - feels a bit more cosy. Decent spot for a quiet pint.

Popped in on a Monday for the half-price food deal. Got the fish and chips. Crispy batter, decent portion for the price. Beer was cold, taps looked good. Solid spot for a cheap bite.

Cosy spot, clean and well-kept. The real highlight was their rotating craft beer selection - the porter I tried was a great match for the relaxed, welcoming vibe. Perfect for a quiet pint after a walk on the hill.

Loved the hand-pumped ales here, a really nice selection. The space inside is great too, loads of room to just stand with a pint and chat. Food menu looked decent, though I just stuck to the beers this time.

The jerk chicken was huge and really juicy, which was a nice surprise. I also noticed they had a decent selection of non-alcoholic options, which is always a plus for me. The space itself felt a bit cramped though, especially when it got busy.

Dasha was a great server, really knew the menu. The steak was cooked just right, juicy and tender. Drinks came out fast, which was nice. Good spot for a relaxed dinner.

Love the vibe here, so much character. Spent ages checking out the walls. The music was spot on, really set the mood. Had a great local IPA that went perfectly with the whole experience.

Popped in for the Sunday roast. The lamb was spot on, really flavourful. Yorkshire pudding was great too. Probably the best one I&#39;ve had around Primrose Hill.

Eric at the bar was a star! He kept checking on our group, making sure our drinks were topped up without us even asking. It let us just relax and chat properly. The vibe in here is spot on for a casual catch-up.

Love the vibe at The Spaniards Inn. It&#39;s this old pub with loads of character, feels really cozy and lived-in. Perfect spot to warm up after a long walk on the Heath. Just a nice, relaxed place to be.

The brunch rush is real here. Had to wait a bit for a table even with a booking. But the staff were on it, really efficient and kept things moving. Felt looked after without being hovered over.

Just popped in after the renovation. Love the new chilled vibe. The staff were really friendly when we arrived. Had a couple of drinks and the fish and chips&mdash;crispy batter, nice chips. A solid spot now.

The bar staff were so friendly and welcoming. I had a couple of drinks and some Thai snacks - the spring rolls came out fast, hot, and perfectly crispy. A really nice, relaxed spot for a casual evening.

The fish and chips portion is huge, perfect for sharing with mates. The batter was super light and crispy, and the chips had that proper crunch. We were all fighting over the last few! A bit pricey, but you definitely get what you pay for.

Great spot for a quiet pint. The landlord clearly cares about the place, gives it a proper pub feel that&#39;s hard to find now. Had the steak and ale pie - pastry was spot on, rich filling. Just what you want on a damp evening.

The Sunday roast is a solid choice. Beef brisket was properly tender with a nice smoky note, and the Yorkshire pudding had that good, crisp rise. Portions are generous, we couldn&#39;t finish it all. A satisfying meal.

Had a great Christmas lunch here. The turkey was spot on - really moist and the gravy was just right. The whole place had a lovely festive buzz, even though it was packed.

Vegan katsu curry was my quick lunch pick. Good portion, came out fast. The curry flavour was spot-on, really hit the craving. The chocolate torte was decent too. Presentation was a bit simple, but for a quick bite it did the job.

Rob the landlord is lovely. It&rsquo;s a proper local near Oxford Circus, and the cosy, worn-in feel keeps me coming back.

The beer garden is a gem. It&#39;s this massive, leafy courtyard right in the middle of everything. Grabbed a cold lager and just watched the afternoon light filter through the plants. Really hit the spot on a warm day.

The atmosphere at this restaurant is lovely, especially with its beautiful setting on the Thames at Henley. Perfect for a relaxing meal!

This restaurant is a gem for alfresco dining, featuring two outdoor areas including a lovely roof terrace. The menu is diverse, and the food presentation is outstanding.

If you&#39;re looking for a unique cocktail experience, this bar offers an impressive selection of absinthe and expertly crafted drinks. The staff is knowledgeable and passionate about mixology.

Great spot for a catch-up with mates! The Chicken Kiev was huge and really tasty. Quick, friendly service meant we weren&#39;t waiting around between rounds of drinks. The oysters were just okay for me, but the vibe and portions are spot on for a group.

Kelvin was a great server. Friendly, not pushy. Suggested the fish special and it was spot on. Good to see that kind of service around here.

While the food and ambiance were excellent, there was much confusion upon arriving (when we actually found the place). We had a reservation and a confirmation for the Hamptons Bar but staff had no idea what The Fork was and stressed they were just a bar and didn&rsquo;t serve food and we must be in the wrong place. Turns out it was the courtyard restaurant at the Taj Hotel, which wasn&rsquo;t what the reservation said. Someone needs to get their information straight. Were we the first people to ever make a Fork reservation here?? All in all, our meal was very good and we would come again.

First time trying the Old Hill steak burger and it was a proper treat. The patty was juicy and cooked just right, with a nice char on the edges. The fish and chips were fresh too, but that burger is the one I&#39;ll remember.

Been coming here for years, and the Scotch egg is the reason. It&rsquo;s always just right&mdash;the yolk still runny, the sausage perfectly seasoned. That consistency is what keeps me coming back.

Been coming here for years. The upstairs area is a lifesaver when the main bar is packed. It&rsquo;s quieter, feels more private. Always ask for a table up there if I can.

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