Had a wonderful experience at Kings Head. We sat on the restaurant side. We order The Roast and…read moreFish and Chips. Everything was delicious. The service was outstanding, everyone check on us about our food & drinks. Thank you for making wonderful memories.

Wonderful fish and chips; great beer; attentive server...and the barkeep was half bad either!read more

Small portions sharing concept is brilliant! Food was…read moreexcellent plus we had a lovely conversation with the owner after dinner.

Alert Alert Alert !!!!!…read more After entering the restaurant I was waiting so that I could be greeted, acknowledged seated at the table and provided with a menu. None of this happened as I was waiting for more than 5 minutes and the staff just kept passing in front of me. No acknowledgement, greetings OR thank you for waiting communication from any of the staff members. Since there was no action and I was left there standing, that made me feel that kitchen 50 six is least bothered for business especially under the current COVID climate where restaurants are trying to maximize sales under non lock down period. I decided to sit down on table number 7 which is right in front of the entrance door. My wife joins me and I grabbed the menu from he table behind me and we waited and waited and waited for someone to approach us to take the order. Now it's nearly 10 minutes and I started waiving my hands as high I could reach to attract attention of the staff but still no response, no eye contact and no effort made at all to approach us. Enough humiliation, I decided to go to the coffee counter and engage conversation with the staff. After explaining our very sad experience to them the lady just said that you should wait by the door to be seated. That political response did not sit with us and we decided to walk out. It's such a shame that your restaurant decor does not correlate at all with your staff hospitality manners and experience. Management Please invest in quality staff who respect your customers and not turn them away. We are helping local business to stay afloat by supporting them. We are for sure not spending our pounds in your restaurant again and also will make sure that non of our family and friends do !! A very unhappy and disappointed customer!!

Went in here for dinner , nice decor inside, plain but fresh and bright, lots of seating inside the…read morerestaurant. Cabinet at front of shop displaying cakes and treats, selling tea, coffee, ice cream and hot food. I decided to order cheesy garlic bread and a chip, ordered a kids chicken strips and chips meal and hubby ordered lasagne with salad and garlic bread. First of all it was the longest wait we've ever waited on food we waited practically 1 hour to get our food , the kids meal took 45 minutes to come, terrible waiting time to get food especially when there wasn't many people in the restaurant. When the food came I was given my garlic bread with cheese and they forgot to bring me my chips I had to go up after 10 mins to say they forgot them, they came 5 mins after. The garlic bread was completely covered in watery runny cheese , I love cheese on my garlic bread but this was a bit much and oily and watery was the cheese also the garlic bread was an awful taste and was burnt badly at the bottom, the chips were the only nice thing in my meal. The lasagne was a good big portion and tasted ok also covered in the cheese, the garlic bread with the lasagne was undercooked and pale . The kids chicken strips weren't the best either , sloppy chicken , chips were nice. Such a pity the food wasn't good as kitchen 50 six is a nice big restaurant, lots of different teas and coffees to choose from. There is also seating outside , parking on street if you can find a space .

Wow! Fantastic service in a cosy environment. Could not…read morefault the food... Delicious belly pork perfectly cooked! My sons chicken goujons made from scratch were also beautifully Cooked and delicious! (The batter to die for)! Definitely not your average pub grub!!!

Have to agree with Kevin27, this is a really more of a restaurant than a pub. The only reason we…read moreused to go there on a Saturday night was because it was near to the station so it was a handy 'first stop'. It's pleasant enough but unless you're looking for a meal with your drink there are better places in town. Having said that the food isn't all that bad and it remains popular as an eating place so they must be doing something right.

This has to be one of the largest Wetherspoons around. As others have said, it is a converted…read moretheatre (latterly a cinema, I believe) and retains many of its original features. After a climb of many stairs to the toilets, one can look back over the main space and sea the two tiers of seating above the drinkers stalls and the Gods still visible. On our visit, the six Nations tournament was on TV and the locals were cheering on the Italians (as they were playing England, this was expected). There was Wetherspoons usual excellent choice of real ales at bargain prices and, alongside the usual bargain meals, there were a good half-dozen local-themed meals such as Welsh rarebit, lamb cawl, Welsh Dragon sausages.. If you are in the area, it would be a crime not to visit, just to see the place!

What a surprise this place was. What drew me in was…read moreunlimited black filter coffee for 99p, because, of course. The ambience was really wild. The place used to be a theatre and has most of the original frippery and cruft in the decor (which I love). I drank about a gallon of coffee on the former stage and observed the theatre seating still in the balcony and mezzanine! How cool is that? On an unrelated note, they offer the children packets of colored pencils rather than crayons. Classy!

A Nice Pub in a good Location, right in the centre of town. Previously known as Plumes when its…read moreattracted a Young and rowdy crowd but now under new management it has a much better reputation. The downside is that there is no outside area or beer garden. It's better at night when there is some entertainment, karaoke or a disco. Popular with the locals.