Had the loaded fries and wings during their gaming night. The fries were crispy, wings had a nice kick. Owner&#39;s passion really comes through in the vibe. Drinks were solid too. A fun spot for a casual bite.

Such a friendly pub, and I love how inclusive it feels. Everyone just seems comfortable here.

The Sunday roast was spot on. The Yorkshire puddings were homemade and the meat was cooked just right.

Been coming here for years, and they never miss. Had our wedding reception here too. The team just gets it right every single time, same great food and service. That consistency is why we keep coming back.

Caught the match here last night. It&rsquo;s a proper local, buzzing when the game&#39;s on. Loads of screens, so you won&#39;t miss a thing. The vibe is spot on for that.

Service gets a bit slow when they&#39;re packed, but the staff are always polite and trying their best.

Lovely village pub with a proper old-school feel. The low ceilings and dark wood make it cosy, even on a rainy Tuesday. Had a decent pint and a solid pie. Just the right kind of place to unwind.

Came in for a couple of pints. Honestly, the price on drinks is the main draw. Two rounds here felt like what I&#39;d pay for one in most other places around. Just a solid, no-fuss spot for that.

Had a decent group dinner here with 12 people. The lamb was pretty good, just as we&#39;d hoped. Service was efficient and they handled our large table fine, though it did get a bit loud in our corner.

The steak and kidney pudding was a proper cosy pub classic. Perfect for a catch-up with mates on a chilly evening.

Clyde the dog is a lovely touch, makes the place feel really welcoming. But honestly, the portion sizes for the price? A bit on the small side. My fish and chips was tasty, just left me wanting a bit more.

Solid spot for a post-work pint. The Abbot Ale was spot on and reasonably priced. Good range of real ales on tap too. Service was efficient, got my order sorted quickly.

The pool table was a fun surprise, you don&#39;t see that much anymore. It was a nice way to pass a little time while waiting for our food. The whole place just felt really relaxed and easygoing.

The fish and chips were spot on. But honestly, what stood out was the bar area itself. It had this lovely, relaxed vibe with really comfortable stools. Just a nice place to unwind and enjoy a pint with your meal.

A nice place to bring the dog. I appreciate that they use fresh, local ingredients in their pub classics. The fish and chips were light and not greasy, which is a plus. The atmosphere is cozy and traditional, perfect for a relaxed chat.

Asked for a quiet table with easy access, and got exactly that!The staff were welcoming and helpful and the food was a very good standard and generous portions.

Loved the old beams and traditional decor. Such a cosy spot for a quiet drink.

Booked for a big group birthday (18 of us!) with a pre-order. Everything came out so fast, which was perfect when you&#39;re trying to catch up with everyone. Luke at the bar was a legend, kept the whole table laughing. Made the night easy.

The bottomless brunch is such a solid deal. My mimosas were topped up before my glass was even half empty! The truffle fries were the real star for me, perfectly crispy.

Lovely old building, really well kept. Plenty of space inside and out, which is nice. We sat in the garden area, very peaceful for a weekday lunch. The food was fine, but honestly, the setting is the main draw here.

Decent cheesecake but the jerk chicken and ribs were a letdown. The Thursday freebie is a nice touch though.

Great food, and staff, big mention to Adrian and John both of whom were very helpful and attentive. All meals were beautifully presented and great quality. Well worth a visit.

Nice walk along the stream. The view from the top is the best part. Some sections are quite steep and the path is a bit rocky, so wear proper shoes. Good for a local stroll.

A perfect warm location for a family get together. Menu choices were good and food delicious. Service quite prompt but it was a busy restaurant at the time. Had everything on the menu apart from honeypot desert that alot of guests would have had :-(However all enjoyed and not having the extra calorie intake was probably a good thing :-)We shall return hopefully in the future.

Service handled our large group perfectly, and their wine recommendations were spot on. Made the celebration a breeze.

Been coming here for years. The staff always makes you feel welcome, which is why we keep bringing the family.

Family platter for three of us. Everything cooked just right, the lamb especially. Nice and filling. Cosy spot out back.

The triple meat Sunday roast was spot on. The beef was tender, pork crackling crisp, and the chicken juicy. Gravy was rich, and the Yorkshire puddings were proper. Portions are generous, so come hungry. A solid Sunday feed.

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