The waitress was absolutely on it, really knew her stuff. Suggested a local ale that went perfectly with the hearty steak pie. Portions are generous, proper pub food. Service like that is a rare treat these days.

Love the vibe in this old building! Came for a drink with mates, and the original features are so cool. Felt like stepping back in time. A really unique spot for a casual catch-up.

Came for the Grinch breakfast event, they handled a packed pub of kids brilliantly. My full English was spot on. The real highlight was their house bloody mary - a proper kick, really made the morning. The Grinch himself was a riot with the little ones.

Perfect spot for a pre-dinner drink, right by the Town Hall. We had a lovely glass of red on the terrace before heading off. The wine list was decent, a good selection by the glass. A bit pricey for the area, but you&#39;re paying for that central location.

The sticky toffee sundae was the star for me. The warm, gooey sauce with the cold ice cream was just right. We tried a few of the small plates too, decent variety for the price.

Been coming here for years, and the dog biscuit is a nice touch. Our spaniel always gets one, makes it feel like a proper local. Tables are always clean, staff are friendly. It&rsquo;s just a reliable spot.

Just popped in for a pint after they opened. Had the place to myself, which was quiet. Bartender was a friendly chap, happy to chat. The ale was spot on, really well-kept. A proper local feel.

Good pub food and a nice range of ales. Staff were really helpful squeezing us in when it was packed.

Caught the match here last night. The big screens are perfect for watching, really clear from most seats. It gets quite lively when it&#39;s busy, which is fun. A good spot if you want to watch the game with a pint.

Modern and comfortable spot. Staff were quick and friendly. Just had a coffee, but it was good. Convenient location for a quick stop. I&#39;ll be back.

Had the Sunday roast here. The portion was generous, especially the roast potatoes and Yorkshire pudding. Good value for the price. The burger looked decent too, but I stuck with the roast.

Great spot for a quick lunch. Found a table outside, service was fast. Fish and chips were decent, nothing fancy but hit the spot. Good for when you&#39;re in a rush.

Been here for their afternoon tea a few times. Sandwiches are fresh, scones are warm. Service is always spot on. It&#39;s a decent option if you&#39;re in the area and fancy a cuppa.

After our hike, the steak and ale pie was a proper comfort meal. The Stilton gave it a nice sharp kick. The menu looked good, but honestly, I was too hungry to even think about the other options.

Been here twice now. The food&#39;s really good. Friday evenings are packed, but Saturday mornings are much more relaxed.

Service was friendly and efficient, our food arrived in good time. The staff made us feel welcome without being overbearing. A comfortable spot for a relaxed meal.

Stopped in after a Sunday walk. Feels like a proper local pub, not a tourist trap. The portions were huge for the price! My fish and chips was a proper plateful.

The Sunday roast is a decent one. The Yorkshire puddings were good, properly risen and not too doughy. Veg were cooked right, not mushy. It&#39;s a reliable classic.

Stayed for a couple of nights. The room was clean and comfortable. The lounge area attached to it was a nice surprise, quite spacious. It was fine for a short stay, though the decor felt a bit dated.

Nice, cosy pub after a long hike. The steak and ale pie was the highlight for me &ndash; proper flaky pastry and the beef was really tender. The mash was creamy too. Staff were lovely and quick. Just what we needed.

Been coming here for years. The food&#39;s always spot on - simple, but they get the flavours right. It&#39;s just a proper, no-fuss local pub.

The Moroccan cauliflower was a real highlight, really nicely spiced. Service was fine and the bill came in a bit under what I&#39;d budgeted, which is always a plus. It does get busy, so booking ahead is a good idea.

Been coming here for years after long walks. Staff always find a way to squeeze us in, even when it&#39;s packed. That&#39;s the main reason I keep coming back. The food&#39;s consistently solid, French-inspired stuff. Desserts never disappoint either.

The beer garden is lovely on a sunny day. Had a decent lager there, though I wish they had a few more craft options on tap. A solid spot for a casual pint outdoors.

Sunday roast was spot on, beef cooked perfectly, Yorkshire pudding just right. Staff were quick and polite, no waiting around. Good value for the area.

As someone with a few food sensitivities, I really appreciate how careful they are here. The staff took the time to go through the menu with me. My salad was fresh and crisp, which is exactly what I look for. A very reassuring spot for a simple, safe meal.

Nice spot for a post-hike pint. The log fire was a plus on a chilly day. Atmosphere is relaxed, and they have a friendly dog. Good selection of local ales. Service was efficient.

The three floors make it feel quite spacious. The booths are perfect for a quiet date, and their wine list had some lovely options to pair with the meal.

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