Solid pub grub, but feels like a proper restaurant. Portions are huge, you won&#39;t leave hungry. That&#39;s the main thing.

The rump steak rare was a real surprise. Meat quality and flavour were spot on, sauce was good, chips decent. For the price point, it delivered. Would order again.

Decent pub grub for the price. The steak and ale pie was hearty, gravy was spot on. Had to wait a bit for a table on a Friday night, so yeah, booking is a must.

The anniversary card with the drink vouchers was such a lovely touch. It felt genuinely thoughtful. The brownies and schnapps after dinner were a warm, cosy finish. The staff really did make the evening.

The Kwak beer in its proper glass is a treat, but it&#39;s a bit pricey. The shoe deposit thing is quirky! The hummus platter was solid. You&#39;re paying for the branded glassware and the experience, I suppose.

Spacious spot with big screens, perfect for watching the game. The house lager was a solid, easy-drinking choice to go with it.

The margarita here is a standout. Really good balance of tequila and lime, not too sweet. Just a solid, classic version done right. One of the better ones I&#39;ve had around Chester.

The beer garden is such a vibe on a sunny day! Perfect spot for catching up with mates. We had a pizza and a pint for a tenner, which is a steal. Just wish the service was a bit quicker, but still a good time.

Tried their festive menu last week. The Christmas specials were really well done, chef clearly knows his stuff. Portions were decent for the price. Bit of a wait for the main course though.

Lovely pub, and the beer garden is a real gem on a sunny day. The atmosphere is always lively, which is nice. Just a heads up, it can get quite crowded, so maybe aim for an off-peak time if you prefer a quieter spot.

Booked for a quiet Sunday dinner. The roast beef was well-done but still surprisingly tender, with a generous portion of veg. The rich gravy was perfect for a robust red wine. Solid value for the price.

The private function room was perfect for our family Christmas meal. Staff were really welcoming.

A proper old-school pub, and the atmosphere is lively but not chaotic. Great for starting or ending a night out in Liverpool.

Been coming here for years for the Sunday roast. The beef is always cooked just right, not dry at all. Comes with all the usual bits - Yorkshire pudding, roasties, the lot. Good portion for the price. It&#39;s my regular spot.

Had a big group dinner. Evie and Poppy handled our table well. Everything came out on time. Made the evening easy.

Been coming here for years. The pork baps and sausage rolls are still solid pub food. A proper pint to go with it, and you&#39;re sorted for a quiet evening. Can&#39;t ask for much more.

Nice traditional pub, very cosy inside. The beer garden is a real bonus, especially on a sunny day. Had a pint there after a long walk, it was just what I needed. The staff were friendly and the whole place has a relaxed feel.

A proper traditional pub with a homely feel. The beer is decent and the guide listing is well-deserved.

The ice cream sundae was massive! Honestly, couldn&#39;t finish it myself. For the price, you get a ton. Just a heads up, it&#39;s a lot for one person.

Been coming here for years, and their Thai curries are always spot on. The red and green ones are my go-to. That Monday/Wednesday deal with a starter, main, and a drink for under &pound;15 is a proper steal. It&rsquo;s why I keep coming back.

A proper old pub, right across from the station. Good for meeting up. The interior has kept all its original features, which is nice. Had a decent pint and a pie. It was pretty quiet for a Saturday lunchtime, though.

A reliable local spot. I appreciate that they clearly mark which dishes are gluten-free on the menu. The grilled salmon I had was cooked just right, and the seasonal vegetables tasted genuinely fresh. It&rsquo;s nice to see a pub offering thoughtful options.

A proper old pub, you can feel the history. They had a decent selection of local ales on tap. Went for the house bitter, which paired nicely with the ploughman&#39;s lunch. A solid spot for a pint and a bite.

Nice spot to catch a game, plenty of screens. The beer selection was decent and the regulars were friendly. A solid choice for a casual pint.

The live acts were the real star here. Caught a fantastic set last Saturday, the sound was crisp and clear. Just a great vibe all night.

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