Cosy spot in town, perfect for a cold day with the log fire. Had the Sunday roast - the portion was huge, easily enough for two. Honestly couldn&#39;t finish it all. Price felt fair for the amount you get.

The online tap list is always up to date, which is so helpful for planning. I found a single cask beer here that was a real treat, not your usual pub fare. It made for a very relaxed visit.

Nice spot in the town centre, lovely decor. The staff were friendly and helped me pick a glass of red that went perfectly with the lamb. It really made the dish for me. A bit on the pricey side for the portion, but the pairing was spot on.

We hadn&#39;t been here for many years as we moved to a different area. I had seen a few negative reviews but decided to give it a go as it was a good halfway location to meet friends from further away.We had a delightful meal and the waiter was helpful and attentive. All 4 of us thought the menu had something for everyone for each course. There were a couple of mistakes made with the ordering and the bill but they were swiftly and courteously dealt with.We will definitely go again even though it&#39;s a 20+ mile away.Not cheap but the food and service made it well worth the trip

I had a delightful experience at The Boot with exceptional service from Olivia and Laura. They made our visit feel special and welcoming, and the food was delicious.

The game tasting menu was the highlight. The venison was cooked just right, tender with a hint of smokiness. Alex&#39;s wine pairings explained each choice well, which helped. A solid meal, though the final dessert felt a bit too sweet for my taste.

Came here for a quick bite with mates before the cinema. The halloumi fries were a solid choice for sharing. What really stood out was the vibe &ndash; the lighting was warm and the booths were actually comfy, which you don&#39;t always get.

Been coming here for years. Rachel and the team always remember you, service is spot on without being fussy. Makes a midweek dinner feel easy.

Cosy spot, especially with the fire going. Tried a couple of their real ales from the rotating taps. The atmosphere just feels right here, warm and unpretentious. A proper pub.

The beamed ceilings and old woodwork are the real star here. It&rsquo;s a proper, classic pub feel. Just sat with a pint, soaking it all in. That&rsquo;s the point of a place like this.

The refurb is lovely, very clean and fresh. It&#39;s a nice spot for a quiet dinner. I did notice the menu is a bit limited for someone watching their diet, but the ingredients in the salad I had were clearly very fresh.

The sourdough pizza base is spot on, really good texture. Toppings are interesting, not your usual stuff. They had it ready in about three minutes, which was a nice surprise. Just wish the slices were a bit bigger for the price.

Nice spot for a lunchtime sharing board and a glass of wine. The charcuterie selection was spot on, really good quality.

A nice spot in the centre of town. The staff were very friendly and made us feel welcome. We had the vegan veggie platter, which was a good choice for a relaxed lunch. The seating was comfortable, which is always a plus for me.

Been coming here for years, and the Sunday roast is the reason. The beef is always spot on, the potatoes crispy, and the gravy just right. It&#39;s that consistency that keeps me coming back.

I had the veggie roast at The George, and it was cooked to perfection! The roast potatoes were crispy, and the greens were just right. A great choice for a Sunday lunch.

The S&#39;mores Martini was a standout. Really liked the vibe in here - the lighting was soft, and the booths were super comfy. A solid spot to settle in for a proper drink.

Popped in for a pint, the Aspall dry cider was spot on. &pound;5.50 a pint, which is pretty standard for the area. Good to see a decent range of ales on tap too.

A solid spot for a pre-flight drink. The wine list had some decent options, which was a nice surprise.

Been here a few times. The menu&#39;s not huge, but they do the basics right. Had the hummus and nachos again last night &ndash; simple stuff, but it&#39;s fresh and looks good on the plate.

Love bringing friends here for a casual catch-up! The fish and chips are always piping hot and the portions are huge, so you never leave hungry. It&#39;s just a really reliable spot for a laid-back meal with a nice view of the marina. The staff are super friendly, which makes it feel like a proper local.

Been coming here for years. Their burgers are always solid, especially the classic cheeseburger. Good spot to watch the game, pints are decent. Prices are about right for what you get.

Great spot to catch up with friends! The ale was spot on and the sports screens are top-notch. Grace behind the bar was lovely - really attentive and made sure our glasses were never empty. Perfect for a chilled group hangout.

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