Been coming here for years, mainly for the Sunday roast. The portion is huge - you get a proper plateful of everything. It&#39;s the kind of meal that keeps you going all day. Decent value for what you pay.

Friendly staff and good coffee. The flapjack they serve at the table is a nice touch.

A decent spot for a family meal, nice and cozy. The Sunday roast was pretty good, though the roast potatoes were a touch soft for my liking. Handy location right off the M5.

First visit. Honestly, the food was a nice surprise. Much better than I&#39;d expect from a chain. Solid burger and chips.

Gabrielle&#39;s smile was so warm, it felt like being welcomed by a friend. My seat had a patch of tape, which was a bit of a shame. But her service really made the evening.

Sunday roast is the go-to. Beef was super tender, potatoes spot on. Chef Ted knows his stuff. Got my order in and out in 20 mins on a busy day. Perfect for a quick, solid meal.

Tried the carrot cake on a whim, it&#39;s homemade and honestly so good. You can tell it&#39;s fresh, not overly sweet. The texture is spot on. Might be a bit pricey for a slice, but I&#39;d get it again.

The food here is so pretty and creative, not your usual pub grub. Perfect for catching up with friends over something a bit special.

We booked the private dining room for a friend&#39;s birthday. The staff were really on it, checking in just enough. Made the whole evening flow so nicely for our group. Food was lovely, but the service is what made it perfect for a celebration like that.

This place is a winner if you&#39;ve got a dog. They had treats ready at the bar for my pup, which was a nice touch. The patio out back is lovely for a sunny afternoon pint. My only gripe is that it got a bit crowded later on.

Loved the buzz here, but the tables are spaced just right so you can still hear your friends. The warm lighting really adds to it. A nice spot for a proper chat over dinner.

They&#39;ve got a solid gluten-free menu, which is a lifesaver for my partner. The dairy-free options were decent too. Staff were really helpful when we asked about cross-contamination. Food came out quickly, which was nice for a busy Friday night.

First time in, and it&#39;s a proper local pub. The beer selection is spot on &ndash; loads of local craft stuff you don&#39;t see everywhere. Had a couple pints in the garden, which gets the sun nicely. Dog was made welcome too. 👍

The beer garden was lovely and peaceful on a Tuesday evening. Definitely one of the prettiest spots in Bristol to just sit and unwind for a bit.

Been ordering for years, but the chip butty came without bread last time.

The chicken was tender and the portions were generous. Their house red was a surprisingly good match for the spices.

Easy to find with loads of free parking, which was a relief after the outlet. The space itself just felt a bit... generic? Like a nice enough pitstop, but nothing that makes you want to linger.

Contemporary vibe and a solid wine list. The food was tasty, and the prices felt fair for what you get.

We had a group of 20 and they handled it so well! The staff were really friendly and everything came out quickly. The food was a nice surprise - lots of choice and everything tasted fresh.

The team here are lovely, really friendly and helpful. Food&#39;s good too. Shame about the accessibility, had a bit of a struggle getting in and the loo wasn&#39;t great. But the staff&#39;s attitude is a big plus, makes you feel welcome.

The hot food here is decent. Had the sausage roll, pastry was flaky and buttery, the filling was properly seasoned. Not mind-blowing, but solid. That&#39;s what I come for.

Decent selection of local ales and ciders. Got a flight to try a few, which was a good call. Prices felt fair for what you get.

Great spot for the Christmas market. The pub was so warm and cozy, even on a freezing weekend. Really made the visit.

Been coming here for years. Staff always remember your face, makes you feel right at home. They even brought out a little cake for my mate&#39;s birthday last week, no fuss. Proper local spot.

Been coming here for years, and the food is just as good as I remember. Love the cozy, dimly lit vibe&mdash;feels like a little escape from the busy street outside. The pad thai is my usual go-to.

The Rushuni Chilli Chicken was fantastic, but the portion felt a bit small for the price.

Lovely little cafe in a Worcester alley. The ingredients in my salad were incredibly fresh, crisp greens and ripe tomatoes. A nice find for a healthy lunch. They were very helpful with the pushchair too.

First time here tonight. The curry puffs were the standout, really good. Honestly, the whole meal felt like a steal for the quality. Might be the best value in Worcester right now.

The curries are always spot on, and the naan is perfectly light. A reliable choice for Indian food in Worcester.

Spacious and clean spot with a nice Portuguese-African vibe. The toilets were spotless, which is always a plus. Food was decent, though my chicken piri-piri was a touch dry.

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