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Best fish and chips in the area. Still under £10.

I wanted to take a moment to express my gratitude to Cupcakes2Love for their amazing support at our event today at Keepmoat Homes for National Apprentice Week. Their service was absolutely fantastic from start to finish! The cupcakes were not only delicious but also beautifully designed to perfectly match the theme of our event. The attention to detail was spot on, and it was clear they put a lot of thought and care into every aspect. I highly recommend them to anyone looking for exceptional service and quality. Thank you again for making our event even sweeter!

Had a great night watching the football pity England weren’t as good as the bar. Staff everyone excellent great crowd left about hour after the match

Awful experience in here yesterday. With in 10 seconds of trying to order a drink I was made to feel about 2" tall. I asked the barman if he had any gluten free beers on draft and he bluntly said no. No alternatives offered or anything, he then abruply pointed me to the half empty fridge where he said there might be a gluten free beer in. I asked if he knew what beers are gluten free in the fridge to which he replied "I don't know you will have to look through them all." He then proceeded to try and look over me to the person behind to try and serve them. The level of service was diabolical and as a venue offering food and drinks it is expected that your staff know what they are selling and what allergens are in the products you are selling. I would not trust this venue again and would not recommend anyone with an allergy goes here. It is certainly not a coeliac friendly venue and they don't care. After having a bottle of cider we decided to leave and go elsewhere. Said barman was coming in from the outside and not even a thank you have a good day or anything, it was clear we where leaving as all four of us walked towards the exit. The other barman behind the bar equally didn't even say thanks or anything. Having worked in bars and restaurants myself the level of service was shocking. I know that you will probably come back and say oh sorry about this we had been busy, but in all honesty it wasn't that busy and there is no excuse for letting service slip to such a shoddy standard especially when it comes to things like allergens. You are selling products to people you should know your product and actively want to sell it, not think "oh this person has an allergen we don't want them here" or "oh they are an inconvenience I'll give them bad service" at a time where budgets are squeezed and business is struggling you would think every customer counts... Not here. Upon leaving we went to the beer emporium where the staff where more than happy to go and get the gluten free options out of the fridge and talk me through them. This is how it should be done. Again I do not recommend this place if you have allergies and I won't be returning. It is one of the most unfriendly places to visit with an allergy I have ever been to.

The staff were excellent. The portions a bit on the small side....

We are so happy we chose Yield to make the wedding buns for our big day- they were absolutely delicious. All of our guests kept talking about how good they were! The team was also super easy to work with and made the whole process stress-free. Thank you for adding such a special touch to our wedding!

Good for late night food when nothing is open.

A great local village pub serving well kept beer and fantastic, honest, home cooked food with good variety on an ever changing menu. Dog friendly.

The best salads! Amazing variety and portion sizes. Friendly team.

Great place for a pint and food very friendly staff always a warm welcome

Really good selection of beers and ciders. Very friendly and welcoming. Great pub, do go there

Great food, really friendly service, very flexible and lovely atmosphere. One of the highlights of our stay.

NEVER, EVER judge a book by its cover. The number of cars parked convinced us to go in, as the outside looked "tired". Boy, we were pleased? You betcha. I had egg mayo and cress on fresh hand-cut bloomer, with hand cut cheesy chips. I rate the food 10/10. My partner had Triple chocolate cake, and really enjoyed it. The service was exactly the right touch, with local folk enjoying their food too. Follow the brown "teashop" signs, don't just go to the ones on the A17, the very slight detour north from the roundabout is so worth it.

I went for the Taste of Thailand evening with my husband. The atmosphere and service was very nice, the students were very attentive and polite. There were six courses in total and I went away extremely full. In terms of cooking, I understand that they are learning and will definitely not have gained the skill and experience of trained chefs or cooks from that region so the fact that they gave it a go was fantastic and something to build on for the future. If I could just give some honest and specific feedback about the food, hopefully it will be taken on with a view to improve. The Golden cups were cold (not sure if they were supposed to be). The chicken satay sticks were over cooked or maybe breast was used which can dry out quickly, the peanut satay sauce was lovely with big chunks of peanuts and the cucumber salad dip was a nice compliment to the meat. The Khao soi was quite decent for a beginner but really missed the picked mustard greens which can be purchased at the Asian Supermarket a mile away, it is essential. The Pad Thai was not bad but it was a shame that nice big prawns were way over cooked. Rice was over cooked for the curry but definitely edible but the curry was way to dry. Finally, the sticky rice for the mango sticky rice was not cooked enough, too raw so not edible. Lots of learning points for basic cooking and I hope they get the chance to keep improving. Good attempt for non-Thai students, well done.

Top chippy biggest portion chips had for long time fish was good too