Festive menu was solid. Braised beef was tender, Christmas pudding decent. Happy hour pricing a plus. Service was efficient, didn&#39;t feel rushed. Good for a straightforward business dinner near the office.

The festive bottomless brunch was solid. The food was genuinely good, especially the main course. Cocktails were decent too.

I had a memorable dining experience at Brown&#39;s with a fantastic veggie roast dinner and sticky toffee pudding. The setting was beautiful, and the atmosphere became lively as the evening progressed.

The beer list is a proper treasure trove! Had the gyoza and beef brisket bun from the food window. The bun was so soft, and the beef just fell apart. Came out super quick, too. Solid spot for a casual bite and a pint.

Ellie was so lovely! She remembered it was my birthday and brought out a little ice cream with a candle. It was a really sweet surprise. Made the whole evening feel extra special.

The Guinness was so creamy, just how I like it! The staff were really friendly too, even when it got super busy and the tables were a bit close together. Made it a fun spot to catch up with friends.

The staff were really helpful with the beer menu. I had a few questions about the local brews, and they took the time to explain everything without making me feel rushed. It made choosing a lot easier.

Been coming here for years. The staff are lovely and actually remember what you drink. Food&#39;s always decent for what you pay. Toilets are consistently clean, which is a big plus for me.

Came here after a long day. The staff were really nice about it, not rushed at all. Food came out fast, looked great on the plate. The lamb shank was properly tender, fell right off the bone. Just what we needed.

Nice spot for a pint. The space is huge, feels open and bright. Really liked the colourful design and the lighting was spot on. Seats are comfy too. Just a solid, well put-together bar.

A proper pub just off the prom. The real ale was spot on, a perfect match for the old Blackpool photos on the walls. Felt like a proper bit of history with a decent pint in hand. Could&#39;ve stayed for another.

Michael was really helpful with my dietary needs, which I appreciated. The food was tasty, but I did find the portions a bit on the smaller side for the price. Still, it was a nice, friendly evening.

Breakfast was fine for a quick family stop before heading into Chester. The toast was good, reliable. My fried egg was a bit overdone, but it didn&#39;t ruin the meal. Solid spot for what it is.

Great music and service, drinks were priced about right for the area. A solid spot for a night out.

Came in on a Sunday, not too packed. Got a table straight away. Adam at the bar knows his stuff, really helped us pick a drink. The food was spot on.

The lemon cheesecake bomb was a fantastic end to the meal. The clementine tart with raspberry sorbet was just as good.

Had a pre booked table on Sunday 18th.feb. asked for consideration for mobility problems. Booking efficient. Table appropriate for our needs. All staff excellent, friendly and .caring. food excellent quality and well presented. Top class experience.

The stout was a proper treat. Really enjoyed it. The selection of local ales was spot on, all the pints were well-kept. Just a solid, reliable choice.

Popped in for a quick pint. The lager was properly chilled, just what I needed. Staff were friendly enough. Parking was dead easy, which is a bonus around here. Nothing fancy, but it does the job.

Dropped in for a drink and caught the live singer. New owners are really welcoming, place was buzzing. Definitely a better atmosphere than it used to be. The singer was great, but the music did get a bit loud for conversation.

Service is top-notch, even on a busy night. The staff really know their wine list, which made choosing a pairing for my meal a breeze.

Sunday roast never disappoints. The beef is always tender.

Friendly, lively crowd. The woodwork from the old ocean liner is stunning&mdash;spent ages just looking at the details. A nice bit of history while you eat.

The Sunday roast was served in a giant Yorkshire pudding, which was a nice touch. Loads of meat and veg tucked inside. Felt very cosy and generous for the price.

Great spot just a stroll away. The small plates are perfect for sharing with a group, left us all satisfied.

Really enjoyed the afternoon tea here. The scones were still warm, and the clotted cream was just right. The whole place had a lovely, relaxed vibe. A nice spot for a catch-up.

Bottomless brunch was nice, but the staff really stood out. They just had this genuine, warm way of greeting you. Made the whole thing feel relaxed.

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