Burger deal on a Friday was a solid choice. Patryk was really on top of things, service was quick.

Been coming here for years. The free parking out back is a lifesaver, especially when I&#39;m just popping in for a quick lunch. Means I don&#39;t have to stress about finding a spot or paying a fortune in town.

Popped in with a few mates and got the Suffolk burger. The burger jam with the cheese and bacon was a proper combo, honestly didn&#39;t expect it to work so well! Perfect for a casual catch-up.

Liah and Ruby were so sweet. They just had this way of checking in without hovering, you know? Felt genuinely looked after.

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.

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.

Great spot for a catch-up with friends! We walked over from the station, super easy. The vibe was relaxed and the staff were really friendly, which made it perfect for a long chat. Just a heads up, it did get a bit loud later in the evening.

Great spot right across from the arena. The seats are really comfortable, which is nice when you&#39;re waiting for a show.

Good selection of gluten-free dishes. Staff knew their stuff and gave clear advice on what to order. Made a business lunch with a colleague straightforward - no fuss over dietary restrictions.

Thai curry and the mac and cheese with pastrami are solid. Quick bite sorted.

We had a team dinner for about 50. What really stood out was the food. The salmon was so fresh, and the roasted vegetables were crisp and not at all oily. It felt like a proper, wholesome meal, which isn&#39;t always easy to find for a large group.

Bottomless brunch was a fun vibe. The server kept our glasses topped up all afternoon, which was nice. Food was decent, nothing crazy. Good for a lazy Sunday.

The draught beer selection is solid, they have Cobra and Madri which I like. The space itself is what I really enjoy though - high ceilings, lots of wood, and the tables aren&#39;t crammed together. It&#39;s a comfortable spot to have a pint and a bite.

The steak and ale pie is the only reason I come here. The pastry is thick and buttery, the filling is rich with tender beef. It&#39;s a proper pub classic done right. Could use a bit more gravy, but the flavour is spot on.

Ordered through the app, food came quick and hot. The place itself is just really nice to be in - good lighting, comfy seats, not too loud. A solid, reliable spot for a casual meal.

The skin-on fries were a real treat, perfectly crispy and generous portion for the price. I had them with a pint of their house lager, and it felt like a proper, satisfying pub meal without breaking the bank. The service was quick, too.

Been coming here for years, and the terrace by the canal is still the main draw for me. Perfect spot to unwind with a pint after work when the weather&#39;s decent. It&#39;s just consistently nice.

Good location near Cannon Hill Park. Sunday lunch deal was solid value. Food was fine, service efficient. Only note: the gravy portion was a bit on the small side for the roast. Would work for a straightforward meal.

Nice Indian food, decent prices. Good for a casual meal. The big TVs are a bit much for me, but the vibe is chill.

Stumbled upon this spot and I keep coming back. It&#39;s got such a relaxed, welcoming vibe. The staff are always friendly and never make you feel rushed, which I really appreciate. They have a nice range of ales and some more unusual beers too.

The bar team here is lovely. Jess and Reece were so attentive, chatting with us about the cocktails. It&rsquo;s that kind of service that makes you want to stay for another round. Felt genuinely looked after.

The all-day brunch was spot on, cooked perfectly and came out hot. The ladies with glasses were really pleasant and helpful. Just a solid, tasty meal.

Good wheelchair access and facilities here. Easy to get in and around. Makes a difference for a business lunch when you need a convenient, no-fuss location.

Stopped here for a bite on a long drive, right off the M1. Very handy. The burger was decent, nothing fancy but hit the spot. Parking was easy, which was a plus. Service was fine, though it took a little while to get the bill.

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