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What they said
yeah so we went friday night um the food was really good like the fish was amazing my wife had the chicken she said it was a bit dry to be honest but the staff were lovely there was a bit of a wait for the mains i think they were busy the garden bit out the back is really nice we sat out there yeah we'd go back
The review they approve
A really good Friday evening. The food was excellent - the fish especially, though the chicken was a little dry. The staff were lovely, with a bit of a wait for mains as they were clearly busy. The garden at the back is a really nice spot and we sat out there. We'd go back.
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