The Spread Eagle

The Beer Battered Haddock (the pub’s fish and chips) is a standout, repeatedly praised by guests as some of the best fish and chips they’ve had and appears on the menu.

Tapas portions at The Spread Eagle are generous, many guests report that three plates per person (or five to share between two) are more than enough.

Yes, The Spread Eagle is a lovely pick for date night, with a cosy, conversation-friendly atmosphere and several positive couples' and Valentine's visits centered on tapas and drinks.

The Spread Eagle offers a cosy bar and dining room plus an outdoor sun‑trap patio/garden, guests also note bar seating and a comfortable dining area with an open fireplace.

Yes, The Spread Eagle serves a full drinks selection, with guests praising pints, a good range of beers and a solid wine list (including bottles of pinot and red wines).

Yes, The Spread Eagle has a sunny outdoor space: guests mention a sun terrace/garden and a sun‑trap patio that many have enjoyed for al fresco dining.

Yes, families are welcome: guests report kids' meals on offer and praise staff for being helpful and serving children promptly.

For a quieter visit, try a weekday lunchtime, one guest noted they were the only diners at midday. If you prefer a livelier evening, guests report busy nights and a popular Sunday lunch service.

The Spread Eagle feels like a cosy, historic pub, housed in a Grade II listed building with a welcoming bar, an open fireplace and a sunny garden patio, often described as warm, relaxed and well‑decorated.

Casual dress, the venue’s guidance is relaxed and informal, so comfortable, everyday clothing is entirely appropriate.

Yes, guests frequently mention value tapas offers, notably a '5 tapas' set commonly reported around £25–£28, and occasional 50%‑off tapas evenings.