The banana blossom &#39;fish&#39; was a standout. They had a nice Pinot Gris that paired well with it, cut through the richness nicely. Good to see a place putting real thought into their vegan menu.

Great choice of local ales and craft beers. Had a couple of pints of the house bitter, just perfect for people-watching from the window seat. A nice, relaxed spot to unwind.

Been coming here for years and always book the function room for our team nights. Luci&rsquo;s crew just gets it right every time. Food&rsquo;s on point, drinks flow, no fuss. That&rsquo;s why we keep coming back.

This place is spotless and has a really nice vibe. Had the Sunday roast here for the first time - the beef was so tender and the gravy was spot on. A solid find.

Service was lovely. Staff were friendly and chatty, but not overbearing. They kept an eye on things without hovering, which made for a very relaxed lunch. The food was hot and full of flavour. A comfortable spot for a quiet meal.

Decent pub, friendly staff. Ordered the cheesy pasta with side salad. Portion was huge, couldn&#39;t finish it all. For the price, you definitely get a lot of food. Toilets were spotless too.

Booked the Galleon Room for our engagement do. Lucy was brilliant, sorted everything. The buffet was a real hit, practically licked clean! But the bar prices did sting a bit by the end of the night. Still, a solid choice for the space and service.

Bottomless brunch was a treat. I really liked the vibe here, the seating was comfortable and the decor had a nice, relaxed feel. Stacey was super helpful with everything. Drinks kept coming, no complaints there.

A solid Sunday roast. The beef was the star, cooked just right - fork-tender and full of flavour. Paired it with their Beaute Malbec, which worked nicely. The menu has some interesting options. A good spot for a relaxed meal.

Stayed above the pub on the main street. Honestly expected some noise, but the room was dead quiet. Didn&#39;t hear a peep from downstairs all night. A solid, peaceful sleep.

The old church building is such a cool space for a drink. Really unique spot.

Been coming here for years, mostly for the quiz nights. It&#39;s a small place, but that&#39;s what makes it feel cosy. The atmosphere is always spot on - not too loud, just a nice buzz. Keeps me coming back.

The calamari and king prawns were great, really generous portions. The seats were just a bit too firm for a long meal, though.

Haven&rsquo;t tried the food yet, but the menu looks interesting and well-priced. The drinks are lovely &mdash; I had a really nice cocktail. The staff were friendly and the seating was comfortable, which made for a relaxed visit.

Aiden was such a great waiter! He was really friendly and made our whole table feel welcome. It was a fun night out with the girls.

The Timothy Taylor&#39;s Landlord on tap is a real highlight. A proper pub with a fantastic selection of draught beers.

Popped in for lunch. The soup of the day was a proper portion, really tasty. The Atlantic prawn starter was good too, but the prawns themselves were a touch overcooked for my liking. Still, a solid meal.

The vegan Christmas dinner was solid. Good portion, and they even included extra gravy and pigs in blankets.

Bottomless brunch had a solid drinks selection. The food options were decent. They kept the drinks coming for the full two hours, no waiting around.

Nine of us for a two-hour darts session. Solid spot to kick off the day. Food took a while, but the steak and chips we had were good. Staff were helpful. Location works well.

Been here a few times for a quick bite. It&#39;s a solid spot for a reliable pint - they keep the lager well-chilled. The service is usually quick, which is nice when you just want a drink and a simple meal. Nothing fancy, but it does the job.

A proper local pub, just what you need. The staff are genuinely friendly, which makes all the difference. Food&#39;s solid pub grub, nothing fancy but hits the spot. It&#39;s a comfortable place to settle in for a bit.

Lovely spot for a quiet chat. The low lighting and comfy booths make it feel intimate, not like a typical loud bar. Saw a few student groups but the vibe stayed relaxed.

Solid pub for a quick bite. Food&#39;s always good, prices fair. The free shuttle to the stadium on game days is a massive plus - saves a lot of hassle. Gets the job done.

The portions here are huge, honestly. I ordered the grilled salmon and the plate was absolutely loaded. For the price, you&#39;re getting a lot of food. It&#39;s a solid choice if you&#39;re hungry.

A proper old-fashioned pub with a lot of character. Had a pint and the fish and chips here, which was pretty good. A comfortable spot, though the service was a little slow.

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