Over the summer I ate at Henri's 3 times & had 3 very different experiences…read more The first was very pleasurable. The food was delicious. Our waitress was lovely. Our only 'complaint' would be that now Henri's is a restaurant rather than a pub, I had expected a little more from the staff. We weren't greeted or checked on by the manager, who was milling around the entire time. The second time was fabulous. The food outstanding. Again, a great waitress and this time we had personal interactions with the manager & the chef also walked through & stopped at our table. The 3rd time I found the food to be a little disappointing & we did wait a long time for dessert. We knew the chef this night was different to the 2nd time. All in all, lovely decor, good food & I would definitely go back. Hopefully the creases will have been ironed out by then.

Been here a few times on family meals. The food is always really nice, and the service is friendly…read more It is always quite full, so probably best to make a reservation. While its quite expensive, I would say it's worth the money!

Great service great food! amazing value here and drinks prices are good to…read more something for everyone. Restaurant is good for kids but also an over 18's bar area with pool table. There is an outdoor play area for children to keep them busy and grabber machine. will definitely come again

fantastic improvements have been made at the Cuckoo oak in recent years. the food quality far…read morebetter and at a great price. the pub is clean and well maintained they have a great selection of beers and drinks. the environment is very welcoming and cosy for all to enjoy

All darts and football, which isn't my bag at all. Felt a bit awkward in there at some points- it's…read morenot rough, but I was one of the few ladies in there when I was the other day. The staff however are lovely, the clientele is diverse in it's white male-y-ness, and that's because there's a lot of very good beer without hipster pricing.

Loads of beers to be had here, in this modern pub where the red walls are covered with pictures of…read morethings that are considered cool (Sid James, Blues Brothers, etc) The dodgy name Corpse Nailer was enough to make my decision easier when it came to selecting a beer. I went to sit and sup and tried to avoid a conversation with some drunken bearded chap who wanted to tell me about a 12.5pc beer that tastes like jet fuel. While this conversation was unwelcome, it paradoxically indicates that I had found my kind of pub!

After staying the night and not fancying our chances at The Vine Hotel for breccy we went hunting…read more Unfortunately Yelp is not always up to date so I looked up brunch places with Google first. It was a choice between here and #1 Coffee..I'm so glad I came here. The venue was large and spacious with tassled lanterns hanging down from high ceilings with bare floor boards and random art on the walls. The kitchen was open and quite frankly apart from the multitude of cushions I had to move to sit..I liked the venue here.. The breakfasts contained your usual but with some Mexican twists in some. I also saw burgers and tapas on the menu. Anyway I rarely go for veggie stuff ..I think its because I spent 16 years of my life as one.. but rather than choosing my usual eggs benedict I went for this sweetcorn pancake with pit beans, Avocado..tomatoes with a poached egg. My other half had the Lounge eggs with smoked salmon and hollandaise sauce. The coffee looked good so I chose a iced coffee with hazlenut syrup ans himself a flat white. The coffees were well made and the food arrived shortly afterwards. Both dishes were presented nicely and mine tasted superb. The pancake was really dense so it was surprisingly filling..the splashes of salsa brought the dish to life with the creamy avocado and beans. I tasted the hollandaise sauce in my partners dish and it was sublime. Overall the food was perfect in my eyes and the coffee was fairly priced. The staff were really lovely too..they didn't ask how are food was though which was my only gripe but Would certainly come back here again.

Had Sunday roast today at the old post office the food was on the table within 15 minutes and I had…read morethe beef which was So tender and my partner had turkey the veg tables were red hot and tasted great the staff do a fantastic job very impressed will go again thank you old post office

Stayed overnight here. Great location in the centre of a beautiful town. Nice double room including…read morebreakfast at a great price. Old style pub downstairs has a lot of character with some good real ales including the pubs own which I sampled. I was not disappointed. Very quiet but this was a Monday afternoon

Nice old 15C timbered-framed building with plenty of character…read more Good range of 6 draught beers and Addlestones cloudy cider on my trip, plus lager. Food is OK, probably 3*, fairly tasty and reasonable value.

Great choice of ale (about six), great service, lovely old pub. Best of the days tour. Went back…read moreagain later. Great place and will visit again - a must for real ale fans.

Great to have the place back open. Very friendly welcome. Fire reinstalled thank goodness.read more

Fine old establishment. Very quiet but lovely choice of real ales on tap. A lot of olde world…read morecharacter inside in a quiet part of town

Lovely pub, but exceedingly difficult opening hours! Lots of real ale and bottle beers, which I…read moreknow is the reason why my mate wanted to come here. I've heard that the food is good too, but we were just in here for one. We attaempted to come here, prime time on a Friday, and it was all closed up, so don't rely on only here as your only venue for the evening, but it's worth working into a crawl or jaunt!

Lovely traditional pub serving half a dozen real ales and a couple of ciders too. I had never heard…read moreof the Six Bells Brewery before coming here, but enjoyed a couple of their beers (Supper and Brew 101). As the previous reviewer put it this is a proper pub.