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It was fine. Me and my mates (young females) felt quite unsafe as there was a fight. We decided to leave after an hour. Didnt get one of our drinks right. Probably won't go again.

Another visit to Sweeps did not disappoint, I took all the family . Great food , great service in a lovely relaxed atmosphere. I really don’t know why a bother trying out other local eateries , they are never as good as the Sweeps experience and we always end up going back there .

An Excellent venue for having a relaxed lunch. It is our new go to eatery. Well worth a visit though ring before travelling far to reserve a table.

Lovely venue with excellent fare served by friendly staff. Really enjoyed 'paint a pot' with the delightful Hayley afterwards too.

We had lunch here today and once again it was really good. We do tend to support this local business and it’s not unusual for us to be in here two or three times per month. Food is always very good, tasty and freshly cooked.

Good for drinks and a catch up. I went for dinner on New years eve and the food was fantastic and the cocktails were great. Went back this evening and had the exact same starter and meal and it was terrible. Freeing cold inside, needed coats and scarf on through the meal. Service was terrible and i remember this girl from New years eve. The lads on new year were great and the older girl. Tonight the young girl has no service skills at all. Ran out of tequila. The brisket was shocking. Smash! Overcooked, dry, tasteless brisket. Clearly warmed up from yesterday and dried out. The frozen green peas weren’t as good as the fresh vegetable variety on new years. The mash was powdery, stuck together in a clump and discoloured. I won’t ever be coming back as this evening has been completely ruined. Cold food and ok at best!

9 of us went for a meal here and the experience was brilliant. From arrival and ordering our drinks first, through a delicious and well presented meal, to coffee and mints and paying our bill. The food was really nicely cooked and the staff on were attentive without being rushy.

Awful customer service. Short server with dyed blind hair really rude when simply asked for flavours of frappes. Took an interest while drinking our drinks and she was equally obnoxious with 200% of customers. 50% of tables not cleared and floor littered with discarded tissues. Place half empty on a busy market Saturday. 6 other coffee houses within 100 metres. Clearly people voting with their feet Server in question looked hungover, regularly going into back kitchen for 5 minutes breaks leaving a young server alone to cope. Fortunately, not too many customers to worry about. Starbucks next visit I think...

Popped in for a pint after work Kyra and Faye were great. Very friendly and gave service with a smile. Definitely recommend

Good atmosphere, nice little areas to sit in and seats outside.

The restaurant website menus were all disabled except for the Christmas menu. No worries, it has a good selection. Arriving at 6pm Sunday it was already busy but not full. We were soon shown to a table in a pleasant dining area. Large table, lots of room. So far so good. We elected to have the traditional Christmas dinner. The service was fast so all items must have been available ready to serve. I admit to being underwhelmed when it arrived, the turkey was in thin round slices so looked processed though probably wasn’t? The ‘pigs in blankets’ were pig in blanket and a piglet at that. My wife’s piglet was devoid of bacon. Stuffing was a tiny round sat on the meat. What I thought was cranberry sauce was a 4 tiny berry garnish. The real disappointment though were the vegetables. They came on a small side dish - to share! We’ve been told spouts had a bumper crop this year but I got two HALVES of a sprout! Oh dear. A few sliced carrots and parsnips completed the veg on the plate. Roast potatoes were quite nice though could have been warmer. Gravy was already oh the plates. No gravy boat or vessel provided. The whole thing had the look of an economy version of a Christmas dinner, but at 17 quid plus it’s not cheap! The deserts though were good quality and generous portions so a nice finish. Service was patchy and we had to gee it along from time to time though they were quite busy to be fair. All in all though it was so uninspiring, almost perfunctory, though I know it’s tough work in restaurants this time of year this is a rather poor standard and makes me glad Christmas Day will be at home.

Brilliant place, which serves the best Guinness around. Great staff too. -- John Guinness.

Very nice pup good food I will definitely go back

We have been before and have thoroughly enjoyed the food, service and atmosphere. So having raved to friends about The Hesketh arms we took them today. Atmosphere was drab, everywhere very cold, fire not lit and a very chilly dining area. Service as ever was wonderful, food was dreadful, changes on the menu since last time we visited. 2 of our group had fish pie, they renamed it fish soup with a pastry crust. Whilst packed with fish it was so watery inside a spoon was needed to eat it. My Steak and Guiness pie sounded very inviting on a chilly day outside and almost as cold inside. The pie arrived full of meat with a small jug of gravy, the gravy was tasteless, watery and really not the standard I expect from the Hesketh. Fish goujons were ok, tartare sauce wasn’t. I used to love the tartare sauce we used to be served with last year. Vibrant colour and truly a great taste. Not this one. Dessert Fudge was horrendously sweet, hard and shattered when try to eat an eve with the dessert for supplied. When eating it just disintegrated into thousands of sugary particles, sorry that wasn’t fudge. More like a sugar cube!!! This is all constructive crisis, we love the Hesketh Arms. Always obey and inviting with amazing food. Such an embarrassing visit with friends. Not the standards we’ve enjoyed before.

Have to agree with others about slow service. Typical Tuesday pre-lunch and we waited half an hour for two drinks from the fridge and two slices of cake - not exactly difficult things! Doubt I would come back, consequently.