Had a lovely birthday lunch. The festive menu was a treat, and the staff were so friendly. They made sure we were comfortable throughout.

Fresh pasta, handmade. The menu&#39;s short but everything sounds so good, made it hard to pick! Tiramisu was the star for me, honestly one of the best.

Stumbled upon this place by chance. The rustic, cosy vibe is just right&mdash;warm and inviting. It&#39;s a really nice spot to just sit and relax for a while.

Cocktails are solid. Mocktails too. The fruity one was actually good. Not too sweet. Prices are fair for the area. Decent spot for a quick drink.

A decent spot for families. The kids&#39; menu had some pretty good fresh options, and the little sandpit kept ours entertained. The grass area was a nice touch too. It&#39;s not the quietest place for a meal, but it does the job.

Tried the tasting menu last night. Honestly, for the price, the number of courses and the portion sizes were spot on. Everything felt substantial and well thought out. No tiny bites that leave you hungry. Good value for a tasting menu experience.

Stopped by for a quick bite. The butter chicken with peshwari naan was spot on. Good for sharing, though the portions are quite small for the price. Would get that again.

First time with haggis. Actually loved it. Nicely presented, tasted great. Venison and sticky toffee pudding were spot on too. Good meal.

Lovely relaxed vibe, especially in the daytime with all that light. Staff are super friendly. The wine list had some interesting local options that paired nicely with my lunch. A solid spot for a casual bite.

Nice spot with a charming old-school vibe. It was pretty busy when we went, but the noise level was fine. The pasta was decent, though the portion felt a bit on the smaller side.

Cosy spot with nice decor. Had a relaxed dinner here, the food was pretty good. A bit on the pricier side, but fine for a quiet evening out.

The small plates are actually quite generous, and the flavours are bold. I love that the menu changes so often&mdash;it means there&rsquo;s always something new to try. Really sets it apart from other places.

Food took a bit to come out, but you can tell it&#39;s made fresh. The space itself is really nice though&mdash;high ceilings and those big windows let in so much light. Just a relaxed spot to sit for a while.

The cheesecake was a nice finish. Homemade, not too sweet. The choux bun had a good, light cream inside. Just right after a heavy main.

The squid starter was a generous portion and cooked just right. The prawn spaghetti was a treat, too. Good value set menu.

The seasonal daiquiri really stood out. You could taste the fresh lime and the quality of the rum. It was perfectly balanced, not too sweet at all. I ended up having a second one, which I don&#39;t usually do. A lovely, refreshing choice.

The gluten-free fish and chips here are a game-changer for my sister. She could finally have the proper crispy batter without any worry. We shared a big portion by the harbour, just like everyone else.

Popped in for a late lunch. The lemon mint mojito was really refreshing. Had the spaghetti with parmesan, it was solid. A bit busy, but the vibe was nice.

The cocktails were so good we ended up ordering a second round! 🍸 The oysters and scallops were fresh too.

The dining room downstairs is so soft and cool. A real escape from the street above. The lamb bhuna was rich and deeply spiced, just what I needed on a damp evening.

Service is efficient even when they&#39;re busy. Queue moved quickly, staff were polite. My doner was tender and flavourful, and everything tasted fresh. Food came out fast without feeling rushed. Good for a quick, solid meal.

Popped in for lunch and the green curry was spot on. The staff were super friendly, even chatted about the recipe. I&#39;ll definitely be back for more of that authentic flavour.

Lovely little pub, really welcoming. The staff were so nice and chatty, which made it feel like a proper local spot. Drinks were reasonably priced too.

The atmosphere in this pub is fantastic, especially during quiz nights with Quizmaster Gary, who really knows how to engage the crowd and make everyone feel included.

We were very disappointed in the lack of menu.  If you don&rsquo;t want pizza or burgers there is very little choice, nor is there a children&rsquo;s menu. Lovely dining area and bar, staff were very attentive.

Been a lot we had good days and bad but today was terrific meal was lovely also hot worth the money the waitress was really nice and friendly

Jack was really helpful with the drink menu and made sure our choices were vegan. A nice first visit.

The minimalist interior here is a nice change from the usual pub vibe. Those quirky small plates on the menu looked seriously tempting!

The vibe here is so fun on a Saturday night! Perfect for catching up with friends, even if it gets a bit loud when it&#39;s packed.

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