Suttons Super Breakfast is my go-to when I&#39;m in town. The produce is always fresh, cooked just right. The beans are properly hot, which is a nice touch. It&#39;s a reliable spot.

Been coming here for years. Their fish and chips are reliably good &ndash; the batter is crisp, the fish inside is always moist and fresh. It&#39;s a simple thing, but they get it right every time.

Loved the glass atrium for lunch. The natural light really makes the greens on the plate look so fresh and vibrant. A very pleasant spot to enjoy a simple, wholesome meal.

The building&#39;s got real character, those low doorways are a fun touch. But honestly, for the price point, the portions felt a bit on the smaller side. You&#39;re paying more for the atmosphere than a really filling meal.

Popped in for a coffee and a slice of their chocolate cake. The coffee was a really good, strong flat white. Cake was decent, a bit dry maybe. Just what I needed on a grey afternoon.

The haddock was so fresh and flaky, really hit the spot. The batter was light, not greasy at all. Portions are huge, my friend and I shared one and were full. Staff were quick and nice. A solid choice for a proper fish and chips.

Been back a few times now. The chicken tikka masala is always spot on, and the garlic naan is fresh. Just a solid, reliable spot for a curry.

Menu&#39;s got a good range, even vegan choices. Noticed the food&#39;s stepped up this summer &ndash; my veggie burger was actually juicy, not dry like before.

Loved the lamb here, so tender. And the local beer was a nice touch. It&#39;s a proper cosy spot for a roast, feels like a family-run place. Just book ahead, it gets busy.

A proper local pub, quiet and friendly. No kitchen, but you can bring in your own food. Their ale selection is decent - had a pint of their house bitter that went nicely with my fish and chips. Just the spot for a relaxed evening.

Been coming here for years. The game room&#39;s always a hit with the group, keeps everyone happy.

The staff brought out a little cake for my birthday, which was a nice touch. Service was pretty attentive.

Food&#39;s always packed with flavour. Portions are huge &ndash; never managed to finish a plate. Staff are on it, checking in without being annoying. Solid spot.

A welcome stop after cycling. The beer garden was lovely for a pint in the sun. Staff were friendly, and it seems a good place to catch a match.

Pies and burgers were spot on. Freshly cooked, not just reheated. Menu had enough variety to keep it interesting. Solid meal.

The Railway Lamb was the star. Really tender, and the spice level was spot on. The prawns were decent too. Solid meal.

The staff were really friendly despite how packed it was. The food was decent, though the main course took a little while to arrive. A pretty good evening overall.

The roast beef portion was huge, really generous. The meat was tender, the Yorkshire pudding was massive, and the gravy was spot on. For the price, it&#39;s a very decent feed.

The staff are really friendly, especially the barman who was so attentive. That made the whole evening feel relaxed and easy. The food was lovely too, a really nice meal.

The sausage and onion quiche was the star here. Really generous slice, clearly just out of the oven. Flaky pastry and a nice, savoury filling. A solid choice for a quick lunch.

Megan was so lovely and attentive. That mushroom linguine with grilled chicken was the star for me - the sauce was creamy but not heavy at all. My husband enjoyed his small plates too. The whole place just has a nice, relaxed vibe.

Been coming here for years. The service is always spot on, never feels rushed. It&#39;s just consistent, which is what keeps me coming back.

Been coming here for years. The food&#39;s always spot on, proper British-Asian classics done right. Gets packed out most nights, mind. Book a table or you&#39;ll be waiting.

The tandoori chicken had a really nice smoky flavour. The naan was soft and warm, straight from the oven. I&#39;d go back just for that.

My visit to The Kitchen was nothing short of amazing. The staff were friendly and welcoming, and the food was delicious. I especially loved the cauliflower fritters and the signature dessert!

The lunch menu is solid. Had the grilled chicken salad, portion was generous for the price. The chicken was moist, greens fresh. Could&#39;ve used a bit more dressing, but it&#39;s a good midday bite.

Stumbled in after a long day. The lasagne was solid, but the real star was the house red they suggested. It had just the right body to cut through the rich tomato sauce. The cr&egrave;me br&ucirc;l&eacute;e was decent, though a touch too sweet for my taste.

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