Love the building here, it&rsquo;s a proper old gem. Sat outside for a bit and the Greek columns make it feel grand. Just a classic Spoons vibe in a really cool setting.

The Sunday roast was the main event. Beef was cooked just right, not dry at all. The Yorkshire pudding was perfect for soaking up the gravy. Roast potatoes had that crispy edge I look for.

Sunday roast was spot on. The beef was cooked just right, and the gravy was really good. Nice, relaxed vibe for a Sunday afternoon.

Came for the bottomless brunch. Good value for the price. The cocktails were well-made and solid. Place does get very busy, so service can slow down a bit. Worth knowing if you&#39;re on a tight schedule.

A proper old-school pub, love the atmosphere. Their ale selection is solid, had a nice pint that went down a treat. Gets a bit loud later on a Saturday, but that&rsquo;s part of the charm.

Nice spot for a quiet pint. The jukebox is a fun touch, and they have a decent drinks list. It&#39;s a comfortable place to sit and unwind, much better than the crowded chain pubs.

The Sunday carvery is great value, plenty of food. The house red was a solid match for the roast beef. Gets busy, so book ahead.

They were really helpful when we showed up with our dog and a few friends. Didn&#39;t have to ask, just found us a table that worked. Made it easy.

Cozy spot with a real log fire, perfect for a chilly evening. The old wooden interior has loads of character. Had the steak and ale pie - the pastry was spot on, flaky and rich. The mash could have been a bit creamier, but the gravy was deep and flavourful. Solid pub grub.

The Sunday roast was just like a proper home-cooked meal, really generous portions too. The whole place just feels so comfortable and relaxed, which is lovely.

Found this cute little place tucked away in Leamington. The decor is so quirky and fun, perfect for a chilled catch-up with friends. We ended up staying for ages just chatting.

The steaks were cooked just right, and the staff were really attentive. It was a comfortable spot for a quiet dinner. The only thing was the lighting felt a bit too bright for the evening.

Sunday buffet was a hit! The chilli, garlic mushrooms and Gurkha lamb were my top picks. Everything stayed hot and fresh, which is always a plus. Really enjoyed trying a bit of everything.

The beer garden is really nice, especially on a sunny afternoon. Staff were quick with our drinks. Prices seemed fair for what you get.

Steve behind the bar is a legend. Made us feel so welcome from the moment we walked in. That kind of genuine, friendly vibe is hard to find these days. The place just has a really nice, relaxed feel to it.

Food was really good. Xavier came over to check on us, which was a nice touch. The whole vibe felt relaxed, just what we needed for a casual dinner out.

Sunday roast is a solid choice for a quick bite. The meat and veggies are cooked just right, and the portion is generous. It&#39;s popular though, so you might want to book ahead to avoid waiting.

The Sunday roast was lovely, and the cauliflower cheese was a nice touch. The booths were really comfortable for a relaxed meal.

A lovely little spot in Alcester. The food was presented so nicely, and the staff were super friendly. Lunch for two was around &pound;30.

The outdoor seating area is really lovely, perfect for a relaxed meal. It&#39;s a very family and dog-friendly spot, which makes the whole experience feel easy and comfortable. The village is charming too.

The staff were so friendly and professional. Even with a big group, service was attentive and efficient. They handled a small hiccup with my order so gracefully, made the whole evening feel very relaxed.

It is a local pub and we visited on Thursday night. Chef Ben was welcoming and friendly, happy to explain and advise. We tried dishes of the day, I had spinach and ricotta cannelloni, and my friend had ham and mushroom tagliatelle, really tasty, fresh pasta, nicely presented, good size portions. Finished with apple pie, again, beautiful presentation and lovely flavour.  Will definitely return.

Such a lovely spot to bring the dog! The staff were genuinely friendly and made us feel right at home. My spaniel got plenty of pats and a water bowl. Just a really nice, relaxed vibe for a casual pint.

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