The chips were hot and crispy, and the portion was huge! The lady who served us was really lovely, made it a nice lunch stop.

The bill came to just under &pound;80 for two of us with drinks. For the quality of the food and the attentive service, I thought that was pretty fair.

Grabbed the gluten-free spaghetti and meatballs for takeaway. Still hot when I picked it up, which is a nice touch. The meatballs were actually pretty decent, not dry at all. Good to see a proper gluten-free choice on the menu.

The pie was packed with tender, slow-cooked meat. My partner&#39;s glazed belly pork had a great crisp on it.

The grilled chicken pizza was decent. The base was good, chicken was tender. But for the price, I was expecting a slightly bigger portion. It&#39;s fine for a quick lunch, just don&#39;t go in starving.

The location is prime, but the prices are still pretty reasonable. I had the grilled salmon, and it was a nice portion for what I paid. Good to know you can get a decent meal around here without breaking the bank.

The gluten-free menu here is actually decent! I had the GF pasta and it was really tasty. Nice to have options when you&#39;re out with friends who have dietary needs.

Great selection of cask ales, all well-kept. Stopped in after a meeting nearby. The service was prompt, and the pints were spot on. Exactly what you want from a proper pub.

The homemade chips are the star here - crispy outside, fluffy inside. Generous portions of classic pub grub.

Great spot for a gin drink. The staff really know their stuff and gave me a solid recommendation for a new one to try. My glass was definitely on the generous side, which I always appreciate. Felt like good value for the price point.

The staff were really helpful with our allergies. They even brought out a birthday cake with a decorated plate, which was a nice touch.

The food here is always spot on. Just had their chicken tikka masala again and it&rsquo;s so reliable.

Been coming here for years. The staff are always friendly, they remember your name and check in without being overbearing. Makes you feel like a regular, even if you&#39;re not.

Got a window seat facing the beach. Just sat there with a coffee, watching the waves and people on the promenade for ages. Really chill spot. The view&rsquo;s the main event here.

Dog-friendly, which is a plus. The shabby-chic vibe is nice. But for the price of my latte and a slice of cake, I was expecting a bit more. The portion felt a touch small for what I paid.

The roast lamb was really hearty, just like a proper home-cooked meal. The portions are generous, which I appreciate. It&#39;s a comfortable spot for a relaxed dinner, and the staff are friendly without being overbearing.

The fish and chips are a proper portion, with a lovely light, crispy batter. It all arrived piping hot, which was just right.

Nice spot for a casual dinner. The food was solid, and I appreciated the beer list - they had a few local craft options that paired well with the burger. The IPA cut through the richness nicely. A bit on the pricey side for what it is, but the vibe was relaxed.

That Sunday roast was a proper treat! The flavours were spot on, and the presentation was lovely.

Prices here are fair for what you get. We had three courses and a carafe of wine, didn&#39;t feel overcharged. Menu&#39;s got enough choice to keep everyone happy.

The pate starter had a really good texture, coarse but smooth, and the chutney it came with cut through the richness nicely. The fish cake for main was packed with salmon, not just potato. Portions were decent for the price.

Cosy little family-run place. The menu&#39;s massive, had a tough time choosing! Ended up with the chocolate torte for dessert - that was the highlight for me. Staff were dead friendly.

Been coming here for years with our dog, and the staff are always so welcoming. It&#39;s a nice spot for a family meal.

Nice spot for a drink after the refurb. The interior looks lovely now. Had a decent glass of wine, though it was a bit on the pricey side.

Cosy spot with a nice menu. Went for the two-course deal - the salmon was cooked just right, flaky and not dry at all. Decent portion for the price.

Came here with a group of friends for a catch-up. It was packed but the staff were still so lovely and attentive, which made the whole evening really relaxed. Food was gorgeous, especially the sharing platter we got. A bit on the pricier side, but nice for a treat.

The cod and chips were nice, but the portion felt a bit small for the price.

The curry sauce is the star here. It&rsquo;s got a good depth of flavour, not too sweet, and clings to the chips just right. The mushy peas are solid, properly seasoned. That&rsquo;s pretty much all I care about.

Always busy, so you know the food&#39;s good. I finally tried their signature ramen - the broth is rich and the pork belly melts in your mouth. Worth the wait!

Been coming here for years. The lamb biryani is always spot on, tender meat and the rice is never greasy. Chicken mandi&#39;s good too. It&#39;s the kind of reliable food you want after a long day.

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The Copper Kettle

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