Been here a few times now. The food is solid, and the vibe is always lively. What I really appreciate is their wine list &ndash; they&rsquo;ve got some interesting, affordable bottles that actually pair well with the heartier dishes. Makes for a relaxed evening out.

A decent range of craft beers that rotates. Good spot for ale in Stevenage, and the pool table&#39;s a nice touch.

Reece was a great server, really attentive without being overbearing. Sarah the manager also popped by, which was a nice touch. The food was solid, but I wish the wine list had a few more interesting options by the glass.

Lovely outdoor area with the covered seating, great for our group of six. The garden is huge and they even have a ping pong table. Inside feels cosy with sofas and a pool table. A good spot for a casual catch-up.

Staff are always smiling, really nice. Makes a quick lunch feel a bit nicer. Food comes out fast too, which is what I need. Good spot for a quick bite.

Popped in for a pint after a walk. Sat in the garden, which is huge and really peaceful. Had a local pale ale on tap, it was spot on. Just a nice, easy place to chill for a bit.

The 2 for &pound;14.99 deal is a solid find. Food was tasty, though the portions were a bit on the small side.

Proper local pub, really friendly. The Guinness is poured perfectly here. We grabbed a few bar snacks with our pints, decent and not pricey. Just right for a casual catch-up with mates.

Popped in for a sunny Friday lunch. The beer garden is lovely, a mix of sun and shade. Had the mushroom pie - the pastry was just right, not too heavy. A really relaxed spot.

Noticed the pub&#39;s looking a lot tidier these days. Everything just feels more organised, which is a nice change. Makes it a much more pleasant spot for a quiet pint.

Cocktails were spot on. The manager&rsquo;s a real character, had a good chat with us. Made a random Tuesday feel a bit more lively.

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We&#39;re regulars and the staff are always so welcoming. The wine list is spot on for the menu, which keeps us coming back.

Came with my cycling club. As a vegan, I was really pleased with the nut roast dinner - it was hearty and well-seasoned. The staff were friendly, made us feel welcome. A nice spot to refuel.

Been coming here for years for a proper pint. Their real ales are always well-kept, never a flat one. The selection of draught lagers is solid too. It&rsquo;s a reliable spot, just what you want from a local.

Great spot for a quick pint after work. They&#39;ve got Milton Brewery on tap, which is a nice touch. Staff are friendly, didn&#39;t have to wait long at all. Atmosphere is relaxed, just what you need.

A nice big pub with separate areas, good for families. The dog menu was a fun touch - our friend&#39;s pup got a proper little meal. Prices for the human food felt a bit steep for what you get though.

The burger menu is huge, which is great. I went for the classic cheeseburger. The patty was cooked just right, juicy and not dry at all. The bun held up well too, didn&#39;t get soggy. Solid choice if you&#39;re just after a good burger.

Solid local pub. Feels authentic, not trying too hard. Grabbed a pint after work, the regulars were friendly. Good spot if you just want a classic pub vibe.

Popped in for a quick bite. Staff were really friendly and efficient, which was nice. Appreciated that they let me swap the side salad for fries without any fuss. Solid casual spot.

A solid local pub, slightly off the beaten path. Ideal for a quiet pint. The beer selection is decent, and the bar staff are efficient. Good spot if you have a dog with you. Food is fine for what it is.

Good to see this place feeling lively again. The new dart board is a fun addition, had a few casual games while waiting for the food. The fish and chips were solid, classic pub grub done right.

The staff here are lovely. They remembered my name from a previous visit and checked in just the right amount. It&rsquo;s that kind of personal touch that makes a meal feel more like a treat.

Lovely little pub with a courtyard. Came for a late lunch. The salad was really fresh, crisp greens and a light vinaigrette. Appreciated that they had a few lighter options on the menu. The heaters are a nice touch for cooler days.

The beer garden is massive, perfect for a sunny afternoon. Just a shame the service out there felt a bit slow. Still, a lovely spot to linger.

Cottage pie and hunter&#39;s chicken were spot on. The mash on the pie was creamy, chicken was juicy. Exactly what you want from a pub meal.

Lovely spot for a quiet evening. The staff were genuinely friendly and chatty, which made the whole visit feel relaxed and easy. I found a comfy corner seat and just enjoyed the music. A really nice, low-key place.

Good spot for a quiet drink. Near the hospital, so convenient. Clean and comfortable. Just what we needed.

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