Lovely little pub, perfect for a quiet pint after a long walk. The atmosphere is genuinely cosy, with comfy armchairs and soft lighting. Just the right kind of place to unwind.

Been here a few times now. The roast beef is always spot on, cooked just right. Mixed grill&#39;s solid too. Staff are friendly, makes it a decent local spot.

Nice spot near the station. The staff were really friendly, which made for a relaxed visit.

Came for coffee and cake with a friend. The slice of chocolate cake was huge, easily enough for two to share. Coffee was good too. We sat for ages and didn&#39;t feel rushed at all, which was nice.

The Moroccan cauliflower was a real highlight, really nicely spiced. Service was fine and the bill came in a bit under what I&#39;d budgeted, which is always a plus. It does get busy, so booking ahead is a good idea.

Staff made my mum&#39;s birthday special. Table decorations, even sang for her. That was really nice of them. Food portions were big for the price.

Been coming here for years after long walks. Staff always find a way to squeeze us in, even when it&#39;s packed. That&#39;s the main reason I keep coming back. The food&#39;s consistently solid, French-inspired stuff. Desserts never disappoint either.

Stopped by for a quick drink. Ended up staying for the karaoke - good system, decent song list. Service was prompt and friendly, which kept us there. Prices are fair for the area. Would consider for a casual after-work thing.

Good spot for catching the game. Plenty of screens, sound&#39;s on. Gets loud, but that&#39;s the point. Decent beer selection, fair prices. Would come back for a casual pint.

Cozy spot for a cold night. Had the Erdinger on tap, decent pint. Bottled selection looked interesting but stuck with the draught. Just what you need after a long day.

The beer garden is lovely on a sunny day. Had a decent lager there, though I wish they had a few more craft options on tap. A solid spot for a casual pint outdoors.

The chicken and bacon salad was spot on, and the wine list had a nice local white that paired perfectly with it. Good spot.

Been coming here for years, and the vibe&#39;s always spot on. Love the canal-themed bits and bobs, feels like a proper escape after a long day. Just a cosy spot to sit back with a pint.

Sunday roast was spot on, beef cooked perfectly, Yorkshire pudding just right. Staff were quick and polite, no waiting around. Good value for the area.

Great spot for a proper pint. The real ales on tap are a highlight, and the prices are genuinely decent for what you get. Easy to reach by tram from Blackpool, which is a bonus.

As someone with a few food sensitivities, I really appreciate how careful they are here. The staff took the time to go through the menu with me. My salad was fresh and crisp, which is exactly what I look for. A very reassuring spot for a simple, safe meal.

Nice lunch, good price, nice view of the river, staff attentive and pleasant, will re-visit at some point in the future. Would recommend for sure

The Thursday cocktail specials are a nice treat. I really enjoyed the 80s playlist they had on, it made for a pleasant, relaxed evening. The seating was comfortable too, which is always a plus.

Great for a quick lunch. The burger was solid, came out fast. Julie and Lou behind the bar are really friendly, makes it a nice local spot. Good for a quick bite.

Friday afternoon stop for a drink and some tapas. Gin and tonic was well-made. The patatas bravas were fresh and the portion was just right for a solo visit. Service was prompt, which I appreciate. A solid spot for a quick bite.

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.

Their gin selection is seriously impressive. Tried a few new ones I hadn&#39;t seen before. It does get a bit pricey on a Saturday night, but the midweek deals are solid.

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.

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.

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