The brunch menu is solid, and I tried one of their cocktails with it. The pizza options looked interesting too, but I stuck with the eggs benedict. It was a nice, relaxed way to spend a Saturday morning.

Been here a few times now. The food always arrives quickly, which is a plus when you just want a straightforward meal. The place is easy to find and feels comfortable to sit in. A reliable spot.

Lovely little pub right in the centre. The food is proper home-cooked stuff, really hits the spot. The ales are good too. Just a nice, cosy spot for a quiet pint and a bite.

The family room was spotless and really spacious, which made our stay so much more relaxing. The beds were comfortable, and having enough room for everyone to spread out was a real plus.

Nice spot for a special dinner. The view over the river is lovely. Food was pretty good, especially the sea bass. A bit on the pricey side, but the service was attentive.

Good portions and fair prices for a casual meal. Staff were friendly and they welcome dogs, which is a nice touch.

Came here for a quick coffee and ended up staying for a steak. The beef was cooked just right, really tasty. But honestly, for the portion size, the price felt a bit steep. Good spot, but you&#39;re paying for the location.

The full English breakfast is a good deal. Sausages had a nice snap, the bacon was properly crispy, and the black pudding was spot on. The beans were a bit too sweet for my taste, but the eggs were cooked just right. Solid portion for the price.

Been coming here for years, even after the change in ownership. The carbonara is still my go-to, always consistent and creamy. Nice to see the place getting a bit of a refresh too.

The Sunday roast was pretty good, especially the turkey. Portions were generous. Staff were friendly.

Love the vibe in this old building! Came for a drink with mates, and the original features are so cool. Felt like stepping back in time. A really unique spot for a casual catch-up.

The curly-haired server was so warm and helpful. She took time to explain the menu and the fresh ingredients, which I really appreciated.

Stopped in for a Sunday lunch post-renovation. The new decor is clean but feels a bit sterile, lacks the old warmth. Service was the main issue &ndash; had to wave down staff twice, once to order and again for cutlery. Food itself was fine, but the wait detracted.

Simple, tasty food and very affordable. The curries are a solid choice, and the chicken bites with that smoky dip were pretty good. Portions are generous, which is always a plus.

The staff were really on top of things for a bank holiday - super friendly and helpful. They noticed my mum&#39;s walking stick right away and sorted out a better table for us without any fuss. Made the visit smooth.

We love going to the Sandpiper for its good food and good service.  However, we were disappointed to see how much the prices had gone up.  We will have to think again about whether we return.

Been popping in for a quick pint for years now. It&#39;s the one place I know I&#39;ll always get a decent, well-priced drink without any fuss. Staff are sound, place is always clean. Just reliable.

I had a wonderful experience with the staff, especially Tilly, who greeted us with a smile and provided attentive service throughout our meal. It&#39;s refreshing to see such dedication to customer service.

As per usual the food and service were excellent. We went early Friday evening ( to save cooking). It was quiet but the service was quite efficient. The wine was also rather excellent even if it was the lowest price Sauvignon Blanc.Another good evening.

Sunday roast was spot on. Big portion, good value. Jordan was quick and friendly. Dessert was a nice finish. Perfect for a quick Sunday lunch.

Emma and Stephen were so nice, really made us feel at home. They remembered our drinks and checked in just enough. That kind of service sticks with you.

The app ordering is handy, saves queuing at the bar. Got the weekday steak deal, decent for the price. The place was packed but our food came out pretty fast.

The staff are really friendly and the service is quick. It&#39;s nice to have the free pool tables to enjoy while you&#39;re having a drink.

Stumbled upon this spot and had a really nice evening. The vibe is just lively enough, not too loud, and the crowd seemed friendly. The high ceilings and warm lighting made it feel really spacious and comfortable.

Perfect for a lazy lunch with mates. The staff were really friendly and the food hit the spot. What stood out for me was the wine list &ndash; found a lovely, affordable bottle that went down a treat with the sharing plates.

We&rsquo;re regulars now. Sophie and the team make you feel part of the place. Even our dog gets a warm welcome. Just a proper local.

Nice quiet spot for a Sunday drink. Bar was spotless, which I always notice. Staff on the door were lovely, really set a relaxed mood. Just what I needed.

The duck spring rolls were lovely, and the triple cheese and onion pie was just right for a cosy meal. The booths are so comfortable, which really makes a difference when you&#39;re settling in. A nice, relaxed spot.

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