Just had their Sunday roast for the first time. The pork shoulder was so tender it fell apart, and that bit of caramelised apple with it was spot on. Really hit the spot on a grey afternoon.

The Princess of Wales is a delightful spot for a meal, with a menu full of British classics. The fish &amp; chips and steak &amp; ale pie are must-tries, and the drinks selection is perfect for pairing with your meal.

Popped in for a pint and a bite. The ham, egg and chips were really well done. The staff were so friendly and welcoming, which made it a very relaxed visit.

The team is always on it, even when packed. You can tell they care about the place. Food comes out quick, no waiting around.

Solid English breakfast, unlimited coffee refills. Good value for a quick bite. The pub&#39;s got some local history on the walls, which is a nice touch. Got in and out fast, perfect for a lunch break.

A solid spot for a casual dinner with mates. The wine list is surprisingly decent for the price point, had a nice red that went well with the steak. Might be a bit loud on a weekend night, but that&#39;s the trade-off.

The beef and bone marrow pie is the only thing I think about here. The filling is incredibly rich and deep, proper comfort food. It&#39;s huge, easily enough for two, maybe three. For the size, it&#39;s priced right for London.

Been here a few times now. The green curry&#39;s always spot on, not too sweet. Tik and Maggie remember my usual order, which is nice. Portions are decent for the price. It&#39;s just a solid, reliable spot in the neighbourhood.

The jacket potato menu is a solid update. Loaded mine with the pulled pork topping. Generous portion, really tasty. Amy was great, super attentive. Nice vibe in there too.

Friendly service given by happy smiling efficient attentive waitress. Food was plentiful and hot, collected at carvery and puddings delivered speedily later on. Overall very pleasant experience for our Christmas treat. Recommended.

Lovely afternoon spot. The food was a pleasant surprise, honestly. Our server Archie had a stellar attitude, really made the visit. The space itself is bright and airy, with big windows that let in all the light. Just a nice, relaxed vibe for a casual meal.

Decided to try their quiz night. The entry was a fiver and included a drink. The atmosphere was buzzing, really felt like a proper local. My team didn&#39;t win, but it was a fun way to spend a Wednesday. Might pop in again for the next one.

The refurb looks nice, feels cosy. Good for a chilled lunch.

Nice spot in the Yard. The roof and heaters kept it warm. Pizzas looked great coming out of the oven. Service was quick and friendly.

The owner&#39;s wine picks are always spot-on. Had a lovely Spanish red with my meal, it just felt right for the evening. The list is clearly chosen with care.

Sunday roast is solid, the porchetta was a highlight. Portions are generous and everything arrived hot. Good for a straightforward meal.

Loved the sharing pie. The portion was generous, and the pastry was really flaky. You could tell the vegetables inside were fresh, not soggy at all. A solid choice for a simple, hearty meal.

The gluten-free fish and chips were spot on, and the Bandit cider was a great match. But the real standout was the server&mdash;so attentive and really made us feel looked after.

Leffe on tap was a nice surprise, and it tasted properly kept. The beer selection overall is better than a lot of pubs. Sat on the patio in the evening, and the lighting was just right.

Service handled a last-minute booking change smoothly. The beef and Rioja pie arrived hot and was solid. Ales on tap were good, especially the IPA. A reliable spot for a straightforward meal after work.

The Sunday roast beef was really tasty, especially the gravy. Sue was lovely and kept checking in without being overbearing. Good value for a Sunday lunch.

Prices are a bit steep for the neighbourhood, but you&#39;re definitely paying for that location. Sat outside for a drink at sunset&mdash;the view over the water was stunning. A crisp white wine was the perfect pairing. Makes the bill easier to swallow.

Been coming here for years. Food&#39;s always good, prices fair. Menu changes now and then but the quality stays the same. Just a reliable local spot.

Proper old-school pub, no telly or loud music. Love the fire when it&#39;s going. Just a bit pricey for a pint these days, that&#39;s the only thing. Still a nice spot for a quiet one.

Been coming here for breakfast for ages. The staff are always quick and friendly, even when it&#39;s busy. That&#39;s what keeps me coming back.

Lovely to sit outside with our dog. The server was really thoughtful, even brought a water bowl for him. My salad was fresh, crisp greens and ripe tomatoes. A peaceful spot for a light lunch.

Solid Sunday roast. The meat was a really nice cut, cooked just right. Good selection of veggies too. Felt like a proper, no-fuss meal. Hit the spot.

Lovely spot for a relaxed meal. The mixed grill was the highlight for me &ndash; you could really taste the freshness of the ingredients, especially the chicken and lamb. Everything felt well-prepared and not too heavy. A good, simple option if you&#39;re looking for something satisfying.

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