The food was delicious, the cider even more so. It's a really lovely place to go out on a budget. Me and my friend are carers earning rubbish money, being g able to go out eat, drink and share good times is wonderful. The biggest let down was the other customers. A drunk man called over to us, we ignored him hoping he'd get the message . He didn't, he interrupted out meal and began rambling on about poetry, spreading love and the dying art of talking to strangers. All philosophical drunken horse radish. He didn't go away and just kept on going. Staff saw him and it was obvious he was being a pain in the neck, they just looked on and it was gwtting very uncomfortable. He was harmless but just would not leave us alone. He stank to high heaven as well, which was off putting. We made up an excuse about parking, upped and legged it like a pair of bats out of hell. What was worse was once we left he pulled up a chair and sat on a the of 3 young women. Early 20s if that. He really started making a total nuisance of himself. Best advise. Sit around other groups of people and not away from the crowd. Makes you much less approachable to drunken strangers looking to spout rubbish. Aside from all that there was a barman/waitor/member of staff who was drop dead gorgeous. The eye candy is always a treat.