Decent hot breakfast, good value. Staff were quick and friendly. Tea refills kept coming without asking, which was nice. It was quiet on a Sunday morning, just what we wanted. The bacon was a bit overdone for my taste, but everything else was spot on.

Came here for the fish and chips on a lovely sunny afternoon. The fish was fresh, but the chips were the real standout &ndash; so much better than the usual. Really appreciated the comfortable booth seating, made it a very relaxed meal.

The refurb looks nice, but honestly, I&#39;m just here for the food. The grilled octopus starter was the standout. Perfectly charred, tender inside, with a smoky, lemony flavour that was spot on. Could have done with a touch more seasoning, but the texture was just right.

The pub itself is gorgeous, really lovely setting. I was pleased to see they had a few lighter options on the menu. The salad I ordered was fresh, with crisp greens and a nice variety of vegetables. No table service, but that was fine for a quick lunch.

Loved the courtyard. The fountain&#39;s gentle sound was so calming, made the fish and chips taste even better. The batter was perfectly light and crisp. A lovely spot for a quiet evening.

Walked in on a busy Friday, no reservation. They squeezed us in at the bar after a short wait. Staff were really on it, friendly and efficient. Food came out quick and was spot on. Good vibe for a spontaneous dinner.

Booked the function room for a work event. The staff were incredibly helpful and made the whole process so easy. Everything ran smoothly, which was a relief. The food for the group was good, no issues there. A very stress-free experience.

Cosy spot with lovely Christmas decorations. The atmosphere is just right for a relaxed evening out.

The vegan options are solid, and you get a lot for your money. My plate was piled high, which is rare these days. A bit pricey for a casual spot, but the portion size makes up for it.

Been coming here for years, and their wood-fired pizza is the reason. Always get the same one - toppings are generous, and that garden oven gives it a proper char. It&#39;s just consistently good.

Service was prompt and helpful. They handled my gluten-free request without any fuss, and even boxed up the leftovers.

Lovely pub garden for the warmer months. The atmosphere is always nice and relaxed, which is what I look for. Found a quiet corner table and it was just a very comfortable spot to unwind with a drink. The upstairs pool table is a nice touch too.

The back garden is a real find. They&#39;ve done a lovely job with the cover, lights and heaters. A proper little hideaway in Reigate. Perfect for a chilled evening with mates.

The pizza crust was so light and fresh, made with quality ingredients. I appreciated the simple tomato sauce and the mozzarella tasted really fresh. Just a lovely, clean meal that left me feeling good.

First time in Dorking and really liked this pub. The garden is so spacious and the private cubicles are a lovely feature. Had a nice lunch and a good pint. Staff were friendly, and it&#39;s dog-friendly too. A very comfortable spot.

Service was spot on. Food came out quick and hot, the whole team had a really relaxed, welcoming vibe. Just a nice, easy lunch.

The team here is just lovely. Rhianne, Sophie, and Lewis are so warm and friendly. They remembered my name from my last visit, which was a really nice touch. Always a good laugh with them.

Great spot right by Brighton station, popped in before my train. Had the fish and chips - the batter was crisp but the chips were a bit soggy. Friendly vibe though.

Popped in for a drink and ended up staying for the fish and chips. Really fresh, the batter was super crisp and not greasy at all. A nice surprise for a casual afternoon.

The pork belly was spot on, really flavourful. Even the cabbage had a nice smoky edge. The wine list is decent, found a solid red that worked well with the richness. A bit on the pricier side for what it is, but the food delivers.

Lovely traditional pub in the Old Town, perfect spot after a stroll by the harbour. The atmosphere is so warm and cosy. The staff were incredibly friendly and attentive, which made for a very relaxed visit. My only small note is that the bench seating was a bit hard after a while.

Been coming here for years. The prices are still fair, portions are generous. Hard to find that combo in a place with this much history.

Had my friend&#39;s party in the private room. It was so nice to chat properly even with the main bar being packed for the rugby.

Been coming here for years now. What keeps me coming back is the ale selection &ndash; always something new on tap, and it&rsquo;s always spot on. Properly kept, never a bad pint. That consistency is hard to find.

Love popping in here for a Sunday roast with friends. It&#39;s always so hearty and filling, perfect for a lazy weekend catch-up. The beef was spot on this time. Such a cosy spot for a group.

Great for a big group dinner. The team sorted everything for our booking, really helpful. The buffet had a good selection, everyone seemed to enjoy it. A couple of dishes were a bit lukewarm by the time we got to them, but overall it worked well for the occasion.

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