Lovely decor. Loved every thing about it. The flowers, the ligths the rustic brickwork etc Bar staff were very good. Was visiting as part of a large retirement party group. Opted for the bottomless brunch. Wasn't very bottomless. No one came to check if we'd like any additional items bringing out, during the main courses. We asked for a second lot of dessert, as 2 plates of little cubes of cake did not go far between 5 people. The waitress looked at us in shock and said she 'could ask'. We said we were having the bottomless brunch Think she must have been new and not got the whole concept of the bottomless brunch deal, yet. (She looked petrified anytime anyone asked her a question, to be honest). The bottomless brunch was OK for drink, money value wise, but not a massive selection available compared to other venues that offer bottomless brunch. The food was nice- we all loved the feta and pomergranate pizza. Just would have just been good if someone had checked if we needed anymore of the mini foods, rather than having to ask.(we didn't ask for extra of the mains) Whether it was because we were in a large group no one thought to as, I don't know. Also, the way it was presented wasn't the best, as in putting it on the slate cake stands. The bowls and plates and the old newspaper style paper was good, but the wobbly slate cake stands made it hard to see what was in each bowl and awkward to get. And they were not very sturdy. If I went again I'd just order off the main menu I think.