A decent spot for a traditional afternoon tea. The building itself is quite charming, and the table service was fine. The location is very central, which is convenient. The scones were pretty good, though the clotted cream could have been a bit more generous.

I&#39;ve eaten my share of pasties, but this steak one is something else. The filling was rich and the pastry was spot on. A bit of a wait, but it was worth it.

Nice beer garden out back. Drinks selection is decent, but the prices are a bit steep for a members&#39; club.

The recent refurb looks really nice, makes it a cosy spot to just pop in for a pint. They&#39;ve got a decent selection of local ales on tap, which was a nice surprise.

Popped into this little spot on a whim. Chef Tim is a proper nice bloke, you can tell he knows his stuff. The fish I had was spot on, really fresh. One of the better meals I&rsquo;ve had around here.

Organised a large team dinner here. Staff were efficient and kept things moving. Food arrived on time, no issues with the setup. Made the evening straightforward.

The sauces are homemade and really well seasoned. They also use recyclable packaging, which is a nice touch.

Been here a few times. Staff are always friendly, not just going through the motions. You can tell they actually care about the place. Makes a difference.

Lovely Sunday lunch. The fire was lit, so it was really cosy and warm inside. The beef was delicious, and the cauliflower cheese was a nice surprise. Service was friendly and attentive.

Been getting their takeaway for years now. It&#39;s always hot and just right. Once they mixed up a side, but sorted it straight away.

Delivery was quick and the food arrived piping hot. Staff were friendly and polite. The chicken tikka masala was decent, though the naan could&#39;ve been a bit fluffier.

The service was quick and friendly, which I really appreciated. We were seated comfortably and the food arrived promptly. The prices felt fair for the quality you get. A nice, hassle-free meal.

The ice cream is really good, and the price is fair. My family enjoys coming here. I like the vibe inside, it&#39;s bright and the booths are comfy for a casual treat.

Lovely spot for a catch-up by the harbour. The sea-themed decor inside is cute, but we grabbed a table outside - perfect for long chats without feeling rushed. The fish and chips were decent, though a bit pricey. Great for a relaxed evening with friends.

Nice to find a place with so much space. We just walked in and they found us a table outside without any fuss.

Stumbled upon this place. The ground floor menu had a nice pork belly dish. What stood out for me was the freshness of the ingredients, you could really taste it. The veggies were crisp and vibrant. A solid choice for a mindful meal.

Best fish and chips I&#39;ve had. The batter was super crispy, and the chips were proper chunky. Sat outside by the Quay, which was nice. A bit pricey, but you get what you pay for.

The new owners have really opened the place up. Much brighter and more spacious now. I asked for a smaller portion of the steak and they accommodated without any fuss. Good to see.

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