Proper English pub on a quiet lane. Had a pint and read my book for an hour. Just the right relaxed vibe for that. Staff were friendly without being over the top.

Been here a few times now. Food&#39;s always solid. The homemade pasta is the move. Good portions, fair price. That&#39;s it.

The outdoor seating area is really pleasant on a summer evening. They stay open late on weekends, which is a plus. Good selection of real ales and ciders to enjoy out there.

The chef&#39;s special noodle soup was so fresh and full of flavour. The pork was tender and the broth had a lovely depth to it.

The refurb looks nice, feels cosy. Good for a chilled lunch.

Nice spot in the Yard. The roof and heaters kept it warm. Pizzas looked great coming out of the oven. Service was quick and friendly.

Staff were so welcoming to our four dogs, made us feel at ease. The dogs got water bowls and treats without us even asking. A relaxed visit, which isn&#39;t always easy with a big furry crew.

Tried the Sunday roast. Triple roast was a solid pick - massive portions, the roast potatoes were properly crispy. Couldn&#39;t finish it all.

Solid Sunday roast. The meat was a really nice cut, cooked just right. Good selection of veggies too. Felt like a proper, no-fuss meal. Hit the spot.

The staff were so lovely with our little one. They brought over crayons and paper without us even asking, which was a real lifesaver. Made the whole meal feel relaxed and easy.

The QR code ordering was a nice touch, made it super easy to grab a quick bite. Drinks were fairly priced too.

Been coming here for years, and the vibe is always spot on. It&#39;s that cozy, low-key bistro feel that just lets you unwind. Never feels rushed, even on a busy Friday. That&#39;s the main reason I keep coming back.

Great pint in the garden. Holly was a top host. Quick, easy spot for a drink.

Cosy spot with the open fire going - perfect for a cold evening. Staff were really friendly, and they let us bring our dog in too. Just the kind of place you want to settle into for a few hours.

Jamie&#39;s D&amp;D nights are a solid idea. It definitely brings in a different crowd. He&#39;s always on the floor, checking on tables and helping out. The vibe is fun, though it can get a bit loud when the dice start rolling!

Nice spot to catch a game. Staff were really friendly. Had the fish and chips - the batter was crisp and the chips were proper chunky. A solid choice for a casual bite.

Popped in for a late lunch, the scotch eggs are still my favourite. They&rsquo;re always spot on. The menu&rsquo;s got a good mix of the usual pub stuff and a few lighter choices, which I appreciate. It&rsquo;s a reliable place for that.

The roast beef was spot on, cooked just right and so tender. The roasties were crispy on the outside, fluffy inside, and the Yorkshires were perfect. A proper Sunday lunch. The upstairs loos could do with a few more paper towels, but that&#39;s a small thing.

Stayed one night. The room was fine, but honestly, the best part was the pub downstairs. Had the fish and chips for dinner &ndash; the portion was huge, easily enough for two. That alone made it worth it.

A proper local pub. The regulars were chatting at the bar and the staff were really welcoming. Tried a couple of the local ales on tap, which were spot on. Just the kind of place you want on a grey afternoon.

Matt was a great server, really knew his stuff. The fish and chips were decent, but the real winner was the house lager he suggested - crisp and cold, cut through the fried food perfectly. Made a simple meal much more enjoyable.

Satan&rsquo;s Whiskers is definitely deserving of its reputation as one of the world&#39;s top bars. The cocktails are expertly crafted, and the bartenders showcase impressive skills and knowledge.

Classic pub, nothing fancy. Clean and spacious. Good for a quick bite, the fish and chips came out fast. Decent spot for a pint and a game of pool.

The Covent Garden location probably has better sightlines. Some tables here have a pretty limited view of the stage.

Really cosy pub just by Bexleyheath station, easy to pop in. The fire was lit and it felt like a proper local spot. Had a decent Sunday roast here.

The wine machines are a decent idea. Nice to sample a few small pours before choosing a glass. The red I settled on was pretty good. A fun way to explore the list.

Nice relaxed spot for a drink. The music volume was just right for conversation. I had a decent Cabernet, though the selection felt a bit limited. Enjoyed a game of darts while sipping.

Love that you can grab a pint and stand outside when it&#39;s nice out. The beer was fresh and crisp, really hit the spot. The crowd was lively but not too rowdy. A solid choice for a casual drink.

The cocktails are pretty good, especially the creative twists on classics. The &#39;light-inspired&#39; menu is a nice touch.

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