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.

Table service for drinks is a nice touch you don&#39;t always get. Our server was really on it, checking in just enough. Made the whole vibe more relaxed.

Nice spot for a pint. The Guinness is pretty good here, poured properly. Staff are friendly, which makes for a decent, relaxed vibe. A solid choice for a quiet drink.

Sunday lunch is solid. Roast beef was tender, veg fresh. Portions are generous for the price. Service was efficient, didn&#39;t have to wait long. Good option for a straightforward meal.

Service was the standout. Staff really knew their gins, explained everything without rushing. Felt looked after.

Loved the vibe here. The music was just right, not too loud, and the decor had this cool, lived-in feel. Perfect for a chill evening with friends.

Decent spot for a daytime pint, the drink specials are pretty good. Downstairs bar is spacious, fine for watching a game.

Popped in for a quiet pint and stayed for the live jazz. The house red was surprisingly decent for a pub, a solid Rioja that went nicely with the bar snacks. The music was a bit loud for conversation, but it created a great vibe.

The bottomless brunch here is fantastic! Jess and Josephine provided exceptional service, ensuring our drinks were always topped up. Highly recommend for a fun outing!

Been to a few Spoons, but this one&#39;s got a wider beer choice. The fish and chips were spot on, too. Prices felt a bit kinder on the wallet, which is always a plus.

The outdoor area is really nice, especially with the screen. The live music is a decent mix. Drinks are fine, though the snack selection could be a bit bigger. A pretty good spot overall.

Lovely little spot, great vibe. The cocktails are what stood out for me - really well-crafted, you can tell they put thought into them. The staff were nice too. A solid find!

Good spot for live music. Caught a jazz set, volume was just right for talking. DJ nights too. Convenient location after work.

A nice spot for a break after shopping. The bar is comfortable, and the staff were friendly. I appreciated the good choice of beers, though I wish there were more non-alcoholic options to pair with the food.

Lovely traditional space, very spacious. Came for a quiet drink and really appreciated the calm atmosphere. The seating is comfortable and there&#39;s plenty of it, which is nice. A good spot if you need some space to unwind.

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