The lamb biryani was really flavourful and the lamb was so tender. It arrived piping hot with delivery, which was great. The papadum was nice and crisp too. I do wish there were more fresh herbs or a side salad with it, just to balance the richness a bit.

The restaurant has a &#39;buzz&#39; and people looked happy. This is the second time I&#39;ve been and the atmosphere has been great both times. There is nothing better than full tables to give you confidence you&#39;ve chosen the right place to eat. The waiting staff were working very hard. They were all brilliant. They were polite, knowledgeable, very personable but also very professional. We were an eclectic bunch of friends and our tastes varied from fish and chips, through sea bass, vegetable curry to Aubergine Gratin. Everything was delicious, cooked to perfection and presented beautifully. We rounded the meal off  with deserts - pavlova and fruit crumble - ten out of ten was one comment! All in all it was a brilliant occasion.

Been coming here for years, and the beer selection is always solid. Prices haven&rsquo;t really crept up either, which is nice. Just a reliable spot for a pint after work.

Been going here for years. The new owners are doing a good job. They put on family stuff now, which is nice for the neighbourhood. Had a wood-fired pizza last week, proper tasty.

The Sunday roast was spot on. Yorkshire pudding was crisp, the cauliflower cheese had a good bite. The real highlight was the house red they suggested - a nice, earthy Pinot Noir that cut through the richness perfectly. Solid value for the quality.

The breakfast stack was hot and fresh, just right. But honestly, the best bit was the quiet morning light through the window. Felt like a proper pause before the day really began.

Lovely old-school vibe, took me right back. The lamb curry was spot on, but the real star was the house red they suggested with it. A bit pricey, but that pairing made the night.

Prices here are a pleasant surprise! The Penang beef was spot on, rich and tender. Didn&#39;t expect such a solid Thai menu tucked in a classic pub. Portions are generous for what you pay.

Love this place for catching up with friends. The staff are so friendly and make you feel right at home.

Been coming here for years to catch the game. It&#39;s always busy, good crowd. The screens are decent, sound&#39;s clear. Gets a bit loud when the home team scores, but that&#39;s part of it. A solid local for sports.

First time in, the guy taking orders was dead friendly. Had the pork pie with Stilton - massive portion for the money, and the bread that came with it was spot on. My salad had that same nice bread too. They even gave our dog a little treat. Staff were all lovely, proper old-school service.

Lovely cream tea. The scones were warm, and the clotted cream tasted so fresh. The mismatched china was a nice touch, made it feel cosy. A good spot for a quiet afternoon.

Good buffet for the price. The seats are comfy, and they keep the food nice and hot.

The roast beef was exactly what I wanted. Tender, with a rich gravy that had depth. The Yorkshire pudding was light and crisp. Just a solid, comforting plate of food.

That lamb curry was something else. The spices were so fragrant and the meat just fell apart. Honestly, it&#39;s ruined other curries for me now. The whole place had a really nice, relaxed vibe too.

Their granary sandwiches are a real winner. The bread is thick and nutty, and they pack it with fillings. Had the tuna and coleslaw today &ndash; really hit the spot.

Popped in for their Tuesday buffet. Decent spread, plenty of veggie choices too. The lamb curry was spot on. Bit of a queue to get in, but it moved fast.

Parking lot&#39;s got a lot of speed bumps. My coffee nearly went everywhere. Just a heads-up if you&#39;re carrying a drink.

The staff are really friendly and clearly love what they do. They suggested a lovely wine that paired perfectly with my main course.

The food&#39;s good, but I found a few dishes needed more heat for my liking. The chicken curry, for example, was a bit mild. Still, the flavours are solid.

Lovely spot by the river. The view was really nice and made for a relaxed lunch. A bit on the pricier side for what you get, but the setting is hard to beat.

The Sunday roast is a proper, local affair. The beef was spot on, and the generous jug of gravy was a nice touch. My only gripe? The wine list felt a bit limited for a roast of this calibre. Still, a solid choice for a lazy Sunday.

Popped in for lunch, it&#39;s a cosy spot and was packed. Had the fish and chips, crispy batter and the chips were proper. Took a while to get a seat but the vibe was nice.

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