Cosy little spot tucked away in the arcade. Perfect for a quiet break in the middle of town. Had the chicken katsu curry - the sauce was rich and the cutlet was really crisp. Just a bit of a wait for the food, but it was worth it.

Afternoon tea was a treat. The macarons actually tasted like their flavours, not just sugar. Generous cake slices too. The tea selection was decent, but a glass of something sparkling would have been a nice option to have.

The tuna tartare was lovely, but the dressing was a bit heavy for my taste.

The cocktails are a show in themselves, but the menu leans heavily into the theatrical. I&#39;d have liked to see a classic martini or an old fashioned listed alongside them. Sometimes you just want a straightforward, well-made drink to pair with your meal.

Been ordering from here for years, and it&#39;s always reliable. The chicken tikka masala is spot on every single time. Just a solid, no-fuss takeout choice.

Popped in before my train. The BFC pizza was spot on, thin crust and all. Becky sorted me a nice drink to go with it. Quick service, which was exactly what I needed.

Came with a big group, staff handled it well. Food was hot when it arrived for everyone, which was nice. They even brought out a birthday cake without us asking.

Great spot for a big group dinner. Ben really knows his stuff when it comes to the wine list &ndash; his suggestion with the main course was spot on. They handled our dietary needs without any fuss. A solid evening.

The bacon and avocado bagel is my go-to. They&#39;re always fresh, which is a big plus for me. A solid spot when you need a reliable breakfast.

Lovely pub, great atmosphere. Peter behind the bar was a real highlight, so attentive. He remembered our drinks order from last time, which was a nice touch. Made the evening feel that bit more personal.

A lovely spot for a relaxed meal. The staff were very friendly and attentive, which made the whole experience really pleasant.

Absolutely amazing experience. From drinks to canapies and main course , the taste was amazing would definitely come here again.

Loved the little touches. The teacups were warmed, which is a nice detail for a chilly day. And the bill came with a couple of those tiny, pretty sweets. It&#39;s a small thing, but you notice when a place pays attention.

Popped in for lunch and got the steak ciabatta from the specials board. The steak was cooked just right, really tender. The fries were good too, well-seasoned. Hit the spot.

Vegan options are solid. Had the chilli mushrooms and pad thai - both were flavourful and well-prepared. It was surprisingly quiet for a Saturday evening, which was a plus. Service was efficient; they even comped a drink due to a slight wait. Good spot for a reliable meal.

The staff were so organised with our big group, everything arrived at once and still hot. The private room was a nice touch.

A quiet Sunday lunch spot. The interior has this lovely, worn-in warmth &ndash; exposed brick and soft lighting. The pizza was a bit salty for my taste, but the flavours were genuinely good. A nice, relaxed place to unwind.

A decent pub with pretty good food and a nice atmosphere. The outdoor seating has lovely views, though it can get a bit crowded. Had a pleasant evening there.

A proper old-school pub, which is nice to see. The beer garden out the back is a proper suntrap, perfect for a quiet afternoon pint.

Been here for all three meals now. The house wine is solid, and it&#39;s just a cozy spot to end the day. Dinner was nice and relaxed.

Food arrived piping hot, generous portions. Service was impressively efficient even with big groups.

The veg pie was pretty good, and the chicken skewer came out hot and fresh. The fries were decent. The service was friendly, though the d&eacute;cor is a bit quirky for my taste. A nice spot for a relaxed meal.

Nice spot after a walk. The view from Cleeve Hill is the main event. Had a coffee and just sat there for a bit. Parking was easy, which helps. Solid place to pause.

Been coming here for years. The pizza&#39;s always solid - good crust, not too greasy. The place itself is cosy, feels like a proper local spot. Staff are friendly without being over the top.

The Brie and cranberry panini was really nice. Generous portion too. Their cream tea was a highlight - one of the best I&#39;ve had here. The place got a bit loud later on, but overall a fine spot for lunch.

Been coming here for years, and the bread basket is still the thing I look forward to. Always warm, that perfect crisp crust. It&#39;s the one constant that keeps me coming back.

The food here is so pretty and creative, not your usual pub grub. Perfect for catching up with friends over something a bit special.

We booked the private dining room for a friend&#39;s birthday. The staff were really on it, checking in just enough. Made the whole evening flow so nicely for our group. Food was lovely, but the service is what made it perfect for a celebration like that.

The lemon and ginger crumble cake was a treat. Paired nicely with a glass of their house white.

Good jacket potatoes, my wife swears by them. Solid cafe menu, nothing fancy but done right. Had a quick lunch here, decent spot.

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