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What a lovely cafe, staff are brilliant, so friendly and helpful. Food is great, can't fault it. It was a lovely experience.

No food, but top for live music & atmosphere.

Top notch Chinese takeaway that we visited whilst on holiday nearby - would love to have something this good where we live! Good, friendly service and great portion sizes for a reasonable cost. Would highly recommend and definitely use again if staying in the area.

Sorry to say it was very underwhelming and disappointing. Although the staff were friendly enough, there was confusion with our simple order for 4 of us. Food and coffee came out one by one, if it came out at all. A piece if cake here, followed slowly by another. They even brought the wrong coffee. We sat waiting for a long time wondering where the rest of the order was. When we questioned it, they were surprised we were waiting for anything. When the food finally arrived, it was bland. The carrot cake had zero flavour! One person had raisins in theirs the other person had none. We have never had a piece of cake that had no flavour in it before. Most places serve everyone on table all at once. Was very strange. Needless to say, this is not a place we will be returning to.

We shared 6 Vegetable dishes for lunch today, plus a pud, and every mouthful was sensational. The dishes were complex and delicious, and very satisfying. It is difficult to find good vegetarian food that I can’t cook equally well at home. These dishes really were better than anything I’ve cooked, and there was plenty of choice. Plenty of choice for carnivores too. The chefs really know how to squeeze the maximum flavour out of every ingredient. The celeriac dish was my favourite , but we couldn’t decide which was our second favourite plate of deliciousness. We’ll be back.

Cheap alcohol very nice meals at good prices

Food is always brilliant, but the waiting times can vary greatly. Always worth the wait to be fair. Currently working my way through the menu and yet to find anything that I don't like.

Went here Friday lunchtime for a catch up with my brother, I've heard bad things about this pub in the past but as it's now under new management I thought I'd give it a try, it's a nice old pub that's been tastefully renovated recently, plenty of parking and a nice outdoor area (which was quite busy, it was a bit too hot to eat outside so we elected to get a table indoors. The inside was nicely renovated maintaining a few of the old features, the beer was good though not a great selection , food was basic pub grub but was well cooked,arrived quickly and there was plenty of it, one negative was that our table was a bit sticky and could have done with a wipe over, bar staff was pleasant attentive without being intrusive. My main negative thing was the lack of atmosphere it may be different at night but on Friday lunchtime it was definitely a bit flat

We had an afternoon tea, it was by far the best afternoon tea I have experienced the food was exquisite. Just delightful. Exceeded my expectations!

Another enjoyable visit to the Holland Arms. Usual friendly welcome and great service. We shared a duck starter from the specials board, amazing, especially the sauce. We then had lamb and steak as our mains. Both meats were delicious as were the accompanying vegetables. Good choice of wine (I enjoyed the Malbec). Couldn’t resist a bread and butter pudding for dessert - even though full. Look forward to our next visit - probably one of the Christmas meals now being advertised. Very reasonable bill.

Brilliant seafood for starters. Cosy atmosphere and great service. Varied menu and tasty pub grub, nice cold beer and soft drinks. Definitely recommend the chips as they are very crispy. We enjoyed our meal in the private den watched over by a giant grizzly bear. Will be visiting again soon.

Perfect location by river & lovely inside, but prices are astronomical for everything. Ruined our planned lunch as not prepared to pay £7-8 for a simple sandwich. Will not return!

Best Indian food in the area by a mile, always good, never had a bad meal from here, staff are very friendly 10/10

Hubby and me went here for a brunch lunch yesterday (Tuesday). It is situated in a Grade 11 Victorian wooden railway station building. We both ordered the small plate Rocket breakfast @ £8 and a side bowl of chips @ £2.30 (contactless card payments accepted). The breakfast consisted of 1 rasher of bacon, 1 pork sausage, 1 hash brown, 1 fried egg, 1 spoonful of beans, 1 plum tomato, 1 thin slice of toast (choice of white or brown bread) and 1 mug of tea (or coffee). It's a shame that all of the breakfast items were barely warm. However, the chunky chips were nice and hot. The staff were polite. Last orders are at 2 p.m. so I would suggest that you get there no later than 1.45 p.m. You have to ask for the key to the toilet which is located outside at the back.