The lamb duo was pretty good. Frankie and Michelle remembered I liked it rare, which was a nice touch. Service was attentive without being overbearing. A solid spot.

Lovely Sunday lunch spot! The roast was spot on, crispy potatoes and a really good gravy. Nice relaxed vibe in the dining room too. Already thinking about coming back.

Tried their set menu to get a taste of things. The sea bass was the standout for me, really fresh and cooked just right. Rest of the courses were decent. Not a bad way to spend an evening.

Lovely little spot, the decor is so pretty. Had the grilled sea bass, it was fresh and cooked perfectly. Staff were really friendly too. A nice find.

The freshly baked bread was a lovely start. You could tell it was made that day, and the olive tapenade spread was particularly good. Simple, but thoughtful.

The set menu was a good call for a quick bite. No time wasted deciding. Food came out fast, each course was solid. Wine list looked long but I stuck with the house red. Got me in and out in under an hour.

The Brie and bacon sandwich was really good. You can ask for changes since they make it fresh.

The tasting menu was a solid choice. Eight distinct courses, each well-executed. The beverage pairings worked.

The Sunday roast is generous and the pork crackling is spot on. The seating is a bit tight, but the service is very friendly.

Lovely spot for a post-walk lunch. The ploughman&#39;s platter was generous, loads of cheese, chutney, and a proper pork pie. Felt like good value for the Cotswolds, honestly. Could easily share one between two if you&#39;re not starving.

The lamb pathia and keema naan were tasty and fairly priced. The old building has a nice, cosy feel to it.

The staff handled our big group really well, which was great. I did notice a couple of mix-ups with the orders, but they were very polite about sorting it out.

Stayed here for a night. The room was clean and comfortable, and it was nice and quiet. Breakfast in the morning was pretty good. A decent spot for a short stay.

Lovely views from the decking. It was a bit quiet for a late Sunday lunch, but the spot itself is really nice.

The set menu had a good few choices. We went for three courses, and honestly, for what you get, the price felt about right. The portions were decent, especially the main.

Lovely old tea room, the exposed beams are gorgeous. The menu tells the story of the building which was a nice touch. I really appreciated that they had a good selection of herbal teas, felt like a proper treat.

Been coming here for years. Service is always spot on - friendly, quick, and they just know what you need. Makes a big difference when you just want a relaxed meal.

As a vegan, I was pleasantly surprised by the creative options here. The food was tasty and came out quickly. Perfect for a quick bite. Atmosphere is chill and inviting.

Lovely spot for a family dinner. The free kids meal is a nice touch, makes it much easier on the wallet. My little one&rsquo;s plate was huge!

Small family-run spot, really nice vibe. Menu&#39;s huge, which is great. They were totally fine with swapping out a couple things in my pasta dish - appreciate that. Food came out just right.

Been coming here for ages with my mates. The South Indian dishes are always fresh and packed with flavour, perfect for a casual catch-up. The North Indian options are solid too. It&rsquo;s just a reliable spot when you can&rsquo;t decide what to eat.

Solid fish and chips. The batter on the cod was spot on &ndash; crispy and not too greasy. Went for the mushy peas on the side, which was a nice touch. A bit pricey for what it is, but a decent feed.

Nice old-school pub. Tudor decor is cool. Grabbed a quick pint of Stella after work - crisp and cold. Seats are comfy. Good spot for a fast drink.

The Sunday roast is solid. Good value for the portion, especially in Coventry. Atmosphere is quiet and relaxed, which works for a casual weekend meal.

Been coming here a lot lately. The food is always spot on, and they really make it look nice on the plate. Just a solid, reliable spot.

The vegetarian momos were spot on, and the Nepalese tea is a must-try. The chips were a real standout too - perfectly crisp and seasoned.

Wrapped up with the Moroccan mint tea and baklava. The baklava was just the right amount of sweet, not too sticky. The kunafa looked good at the next table too, maybe next time.

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