This family run restaurant and bar has been going since the late 70's and is still going strong…read more Old fashioned, in some respects, they value comfortable surroundings, good value and tasty food. There's nothing too exciting to be had here, but All in One's success is down to being a reliably good place to grab a bite to eat or an after work drink. Great for student nights out, or family lunches, All in One is cheap and cheerful. The staff are friendly, the service is quick and the food comes in hearty portions. A good all rounder to be found mid-way up Park Street.

Often just pop in for. Beer whilst waiting for my wife to finish work. Always clean, staff are…read morefriendly and the beers are local and cold. Spot on. Food looks good, but I have never tried it

I may have been expecting too much from a small-town restaurant, but the food here was pretty…read moreunderwhelming. I went with the two-course lunch special and ordered sweet potato soup and a variation on bangers and mash. To put it succinctly, the soup was bland and the sausages didn't taste like sausage. That said, the service was friendly and the onion jam with the sausages was quite tasty. I wouldn't advise against coming here, but just don't set your expectations too high coming in -- that was my biggest mistake.

Gascoyne Place is a restaurant that serves English food with a sophisticated twist. And while it…read morehave achieved that through the beautiful plating of its dishes, the food itself severely lacks the flavor and heartiness of traditional English cuisine. For starters I had the pumpkin soup with toast. The soup itself was quite bland and had to be heavily seasoned with salt at the table. The toast was pretty tasty though: it was covered with different types of nuts and seeds and lightly drizzled with olive oil. The second course was bangers and mash. Although the dish was served with a sweet red onion jam and fried leek wisps, these delicate touches did not save it. The pork sausage was also incredibly flavorless. Also, despite being touted as free range grass-fed pork, the meat had a poor texture. The potatoes and gravy were lackluster as well. Overall, if I were in Bath, where Gascoyne Place is located, I would at least try it one more time. The restaurant does have a nice ambiance and the service is pretty good. So, for those who are seeking relaxation in Bath, give it a shot and see for yourselves!

We visited the Lock Keeper Pub for lunch and, unfortunately, the experience was disappointing…read more The food was okay, nothing to complain about, but the issue came with the service. The staff refused to accept a voucher obtained from a charity event, explaining that the manager who issued it no longer works there and voucher is not signed. This felt unfair and unprofessional, as customers should not be penalized for internal staffing changes, especially when the voucher was received through a charitable event. Because of the way this situation was handled, the overall experience was negative and left us dissatisfied.

Food was good enough for price paid and there was plenty to choose from on menu, which was very…read moreBritish pub menu. A little disappointing that you had to get your own cutlery and condiments which when eating out always makes somewhere feel like a canteen regardless of how nice food is! But for a Saturday night atmosphere was good, as was service so yes would go back again even though it was not FULL waiter service! But pleasant all the same!

I ate here three time while traveling to bath. They made great food. Stellar service, always…read morefriendly. Most importantly they handled my frustratingly complex allergy list to a T. Everything that came to me was labeled allergy. Top it off with a great art deco and relaxed 20's vibe it was a great place to hang out.

Sat out on the terrace, it was very nice. Food was tasty, and our server was very nice.read more

I love this pub! There's something really cosy about it. It's run by a brewery but it doesn't feel…read morelike it. It's a classic pub, a drink after work pub, but I think that's because a lot of people don't know it's there. It's a great, central location but there's not many other reasons you'd go down that road unless you use it as a cut through or stay at the thistle hotel. They do a solid food menu and a good range of drinks. The decor is classic and I think that's what makes it feel a bit wintery. It's a smidge towards the pricey end of a pubby pub but you get a nice glass of wine instead of a vinegar! There's loads of seating, lots of nice sofas and the creme de la creme is out the back... There's only a ruddy cinema you can hire in the back room. And this isn't just a few seats and a projector it's a lush room with luxury leather, comfy seats with a blanket each and nice decor with film quotes on the wall and sound proofing. You can hire it for sports or films or occasions. It's mega, trust me. Well worth the £70 an hour. And you can add food to that! A great idea for something different to do! There's also a few benches out the back for the smokers and it's overlooked by a really historic building that apparently makes it into all the Bristol tourist books. You need to visit this pub, it's a classic all rounder!

This is an average place. I think it lacks in character because of the location, it is slightly…read moredown a side road that you wouldn't really walk down unless you knew Bristol quite well, so I think the average joe doesn't stumble accross it. They are obviousley doing ok for business (other wise they'd be closed) that could be down to alot of the real ales they have, which seems to draw in alot of the locals. The foof menu is pretty good. I cn only speak on the soup, which was, well, warm and tasty... nothing special.

I LOVE WETHERSPOONS!…read more This is definitely the best Spoons in Swindon. It is much larger than the other location, plentiful seating, and seemed to be better staffed (at least during the several times I visited). Tables - not sticky Food and drink - arrived VERY quickly Ladies toilet - just to the left of the bar, not maze! Of course there is no shortage of Spoons charm - the mismatched chairs, the crazy carpet, the "regulars" :) Of all the Spoons I have visited, I'd rate The Savoy a solid 4.4..... being generous I'll round up to a 5.

Absolutely terrible! Men invading women's toilets repetitively. Gave me several accounts of food…read morepoisoning very rude staff. horrible atmosphere creates a terrible mood. Never leave your kids attended with the staff. The toilets are invaded. I'm not happy with the service provided they failed to provide my refund in full and they continue to lie. There is no sign about the toilets and how men are allowed into the women's. I am beyond furious with the service provided today and I will not be returning. Keep this review noted.

We stopped here on a whim when we were on the way to London one evening. I'm so glad we did…read more The menu offers so many things but most importantly they were extremely celiac knowledgeable and almost everything could be made (or naturally was made) as gluten free! I have celiac disease so this is super exciting. We started out with the wings & calamari and then we picked one of the "mate" meals that was delicious steak, chips, & a desert. The waitress was also super kind & they had a singer their preforming live music. The music was very chill & nice to listen to while still enjoying conversation. I highly suggest this place!

The food here is simply fantastic! The menu is varied with a comfort food section which is…read moreslightly cheaper but very nice! There is a good selection of ales at the bar and it is a very nice atmosphere. The only small criticism I have is both times I went I had to wait some time for some of the courses, although it was very busy I got the impression that they were struggling to cope with the amount of staff. The staff were very friendly though and the food has to be tried. Very, very good.

Good bar service, lots of nooks and crannies to sit at, and very large inside. Room to move about,…read moreif you choose to do so. There is a huge outside playground for the kids, and many of the windows in the pub look out onto the yard to watch the children. I didn't get to try the food, but the menu looked extensive.

Not sure how Mr. Snarky found this place, but it certainly was lovely from the outside. When we…read morewalked in, it was loud and clearly a very popular place. However, we stood there for quite some time as there was no clue as to whether we needed to seat ourselves or wait for someone to seat us. When we did have a walk around to find a table, many were reserved, so we tried to find a member of staff. To the right of the entrance is a tiny office (reception for the B&B) and there happened to be a man in there. Mr. Snarky tapped on the window and asked if we needed to seat ourselves or wait for a member of staff. He quickly got up and took a look around for tables, picked up some menus, and showed us to a table. He was actually quite friendly and apologized for the wait. He also took our drinks order and waited on us the rest of the night. Based on how nicely dressed he was, I was guessing he might be the owner... or manager. After that, the service the rest of the night was very good. As someone else mentioned, there are a lot of nooks and crannies and it is nice as it breaks things up and allows for some interesting seating arrangements. It had a feel of a new pub about it, but also a bit rustic. This place is very good for groups as there was a birthday party (apparently for a fellow Yank) not to far away and after we ordered, there was a group that were seated next to us. If you are looking for a quiet dinner, this may not be the place as one of the ladies in the group next to us was trying to yell over her friends about giving birth, while the birthday group were busy breaking glasses and dishes. Actually, now this makes me wonder how much of the noise transfers to the B&B upstairs :/ The food menu isn't huge, but it does seem to have a little something for everyone, including sharing platters. The have some pub classics, but also some higher end entrees, like a Surf 'n' Turf at £28! Mr. Snarky decided on the Chicken Parmigiana, served with potatoes and veg. I guess I am used to Chicken Parmigiana being served with spaghetti, but then again I realized I'm not sure I have seen Chicken Parmigiana on very many menus here in the UK. I had a difficult time deciding, but ultimately I chose to go with the Chicken Fajitas. I will say that when our food came out, my sizzling fajitas inspired many of the group next to us to order them! The food portions are quite large, so be advised. While I did like my chicken fajitas, they weren't quite what I am used to. The chicken pieces were quite large, making it difficult to get them into one of the tortillas. It was also quite saucy, but it was a bit of a sweet sauce. For the amount of chicken they provide, you won't have enough tortillas for all of it, however, they are very generous with the guac, sour cream, and cheese. Mr. Snarky seemed to enjoy his Chicken Parmigiana, but there was a lot of food... the chicken itself was quite large, plus the large sides of potatoes and veg. It is moderately priced, however, it could easily get expensive. Overall, not a bad place for dinner... clearly better for drinks before heading out to the club. I would be happy returning to try some of the other items on their menu, although hopefully at a quieter time.