Solid pub with a good range of ales on tap. The steak and ale pie was the highlight for me &ndash; proper flaky pastry and a rich, meaty filling. A bit on the pricey side, but you get what you pay for.

Been a regular for ages. The food&#39;s always solid, no surprises. Service is quick, which I appreciate. But honestly, the portions feel a bit smaller than they used to be for the price. Still, it&#39;s reliable.

Been coming here for years. It&rsquo;s just a solid, cozy local. Always feels the same, which is exactly why I keep coming back. The atmosphere is spot on for a quiet pint or catching the game. Never lets you down.

The view from the back terrace over the marina is the main draw here. Sat out there on a sunny afternoon with a pint, it&#39;s hard to beat. The old building itself has a bit of character too.

Portions were generous, which I appreciate. The real highlight for me was the freshness of the ingredients in the salad - the greens were crisp and the vegetables tasted so vibrant. A nice, simple meal.

Came for restaurant week. The Korean fried chicken tacos were good, crispy and flavourful. Philly cheese steak spring rolls were also solid. Set menu was fairly priced for what you got. Service was efficient.

The vegan breakfast was stunning, honestly one of the best. My husband&#39;s Tyneside breakfast looked delicious too. Everything was hot and fresh.

Good spot for a casual pint. The beer selection is decent and the prices are very reasonable.

Popped in for a late lunch. The Yorkshire pud and beef was huge, packed with meat. The real star was the rotating cask ale - a lovely malty one that cut through the rich gravy perfectly. Just a bit chilly by the window.

Lovely spot for a drink by the water. The patio view is just perfect for unwinding. They had a local musician playing last night, which was a nice touch. A bit pricey for the cocktails, but you&#39;re paying for that view.

The menu had some nice lighter options, which I appreciated. I went for the grilled salmon salad &ndash; the greens were really fresh and crisp. The portion was just right for a weeknight dinner. The car park did fill up quickly though, so we had to park further down the street.

Love that they&rsquo;re dog-friendly! The small plates are huge, honestly could make a meal out of them. Nice spot to stop by with the pup.

The car park is huge, which was a relief. And having a proper ramp at the entrance meant my friend with the pushchair didn&#39;t have to struggle. It just makes everything so much easier from the get-go.

Stayed a few nights and the room was spotless and really quiet. The bed was so comfy, and I loved having a proper tea tray to make a cuppa in the morning. Felt like a good deal for the price.

The staff were really friendly and attentive. They had a nice selection of local ales on tap, which was a pleasant surprise.

Popped in for the carvery lunch. The roast potatoes were spot on, crispy outside and fluffy inside. Yorkshire puddings were proper too, just like my nan used to make. Really hit the spot on a drizzly day.

Grace and Amy were brilliant. They knew exactly when to check in and when to give us space. The wine pairing suggestion from Grace was spot on, really complemented the main course. Made the evening.

Good spot for a business lunch. Staff were patient, even changed the TV to the match I wanted. Atmosphere is calm, makes it easy to talk. Service was responsive without being intrusive. Solid choice for this.

Interesting old building, well kept. Classic &#39;Spoons with that massive menu and loads of drinks. The staff were really friendly and knew their stuff, which helped a lot.

Really appreciate the variety of veggie and vegan dishes here. The food was tasty, service was friendly. A nice change of pace.

Georgia was a great server for the bottomless brunch. The food was solid and the value is there.

Lovely breakfast here! The eggs were perfectly runny and the bacon crispy. Staff were super friendly and got it out fast while it was still piping hot. Really hit the spot.

Had a great catch-up with friends here. The staff were so fun and friendly, really added to the vibe. Food was lovely, especially the pasta. A bit on the pricier side, but we all had a good time.

Nice spot for a quiet pint. Lyla behind the bar was lovely and quick. Just a heads up, the drinks are a bit on the pricey side for what you get.

They&#39;ve just redone the place and it looks so good now! Found a cosy corner on the upper level with my mates. Perfect spot for a proper catch-up over a drink. The vibe is just right for that.

The Sunday roast was spot on. Beef and lamb were both cooked just right, and the portions are generous.

Such a cosy spot, and they&#39;re dog-friendly! 🐶 The cocktails were a real highlight, definitely coming back to try the food.

We came for a family lunch. I really appreciated the chips - they were clearly freshly cut and fried, not the frozen kind. The portion was generous, too. The atmosphere was a bit loud for my taste, but the food quality made up for it.

Been coming here for years. The portions are still generous, and the real ale&#39;s decent. It&#39;s a solid local spot for a straightforward meal.

Booked for a weekend lunch, it was packed. The grilled salmon was the highlight for me &ndash; really fresh, and the portion of greens alongside was generous. Simple, honest cooking with good ingredients. Just what I was after.

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