Came in for a bite and really enjoyed the food. The place has a nice boutique feel to it. Service was friendly and quick. A solid spot for a relaxed meal.

Solid pub grub, good value. The Sunday roast was a proper one, beef was tender, and the Yorkshire pudding spot on. All-day breakfast hit the spot too, decent sausages. Exactly what you want from a local.

A decent place for a treat. The portions are generous and everything tasted fresh. Staff were friendly and quick, even on a busy evening. The flavours are pretty good, though a couple of dishes were a touch heavy for me.

Been to a fair few Spoons, this one&#39;s up there. The layout&#39;s decent, different levels and a top bit with a sky garden. Food and drink were fine.

The filter coffee here is a bit hit or miss. Had it last week and it was noticeably weaker than usual, lacked that proper punch. Still drinkable, just not their best brew.

The balcony view over the river is lovely for a drink. I appreciated that their house lemonade tasted freshly squeezed, not from a bottle.

I always stop by for my morning coffee. It&#39;s consistently good, and I appreciate that it doesn&#39;t cost a fortune. The space itself is really pleasant, which makes taking a moment to enjoy it feel easy. A solid, reliable spot.

Been coming here for years. The scones are always spot on, even if they&#39;re a bit pricey.

The decaf coffee here is freshly ground, not bitter at all. I&#39;m pretty picky about that. For &pound;3.50, it&#39;s a solid cup. Most places just serve that stale, burnt-tasting stuff. This one&#39;s actually good.

Loved the mussel and asparagus risotto here. It was creamy but the asparagus still had a nice bite to it. A proper Sicilian spot, service was quick too.

The queue was long, as expected for this place. But they&rsquo;ve always had everything in stock when I&rsquo;ve visited, which is pretty good for how busy it gets.

Came for the weekend breakfast. The mushrooms on toast were really tasty, I used the sourdough to get all the sauce. For what you get, the portion felt a bit small for the price though.

Stayed in a dog-friendly room with the family and our little one. Staff were really good with our son, made him feel at home. The room was fine, nothing fancy but clean. Decent spot for a night with the dog.

Cash only, but there&#39;s a cash point just round the corner. The free parking nearby is handy, though you&#39;ll need a parking disc. The wine list had some decent local options that paired nicely with the simple, hearty food.

Friendly staff, always checking in. The hot chocolate is a real treat on a cold day. Food came out hot, which is a plus. Just a solid, reliable spot.

Been coming here for years. Always get the tartare with that avocado whip. It&rsquo;s just as good now as it was the first time. That&rsquo;s what keeps me coming back.

The pizza dough is light and airy with a perfectly crisp crust from their stone oven. Really solid quality on the toppings too.

Love the coffee here, especially the caramel latte. They have a really interesting selection of syrups you don&#39;t see everywhere. The mocha was a nice choice too. Good spot to sit for a while with a book.

Good spot for a business lunch. Staff were patient, even changed the TV to the match I wanted. Atmosphere is calm, makes it easy to talk. Service was responsive without being intrusive. Solid choice for this.

Came for lunch, the ribeye was spot on. Nice char, cooked just right. Decent portion too. The space is huge, plenty of room between tables which is nice.

The Thai curry was a bit watery for my taste, could&#39;ve used more punch. My partner&#39;s main was really good though, so I&#39;d probably try something else next time.

Interesting old building, well kept. Classic &#39;Spoons with that massive menu and loads of drinks. The staff were really friendly and knew their stuff, which helped a lot.

Georgia was a great server for the bottomless brunch. The food was solid and the value is there.

Had a great catch-up with friends here. The staff were so fun and friendly, really added to the vibe. Food was lovely, especially the pasta. A bit on the pricier side, but we all had a good time.

The Sunday roast was spot on. Beef and lamb were both cooked just right, and the portions are generous.

We came for a family lunch. I really appreciated the chips - they were clearly freshly cut and fried, not the frozen kind. The portion was generous, too. The atmosphere was a bit loud for my taste, but the food quality made up for it.

Tried the Gardeners Afternoon Tea. Sandwiches, scones, cakes - the spread was huge. Honestly, for what you pay, the portion size is really generous. Left feeling very full, which is always a good sign.

Tried their wine &amp; dine menu last night. The food was gorgeous, especially the lamb. Felt like a proper cosy spot with the fireplace going. Price was decent for what we got. Might pop back.

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