Absolutely lovely place to eat, drink and relax. After being in London all week where most restaurants and pubs are very child and dog friendly, I was happy to visit a place that was 18 and over only. I love children, but it’s nice to enjoy a meal without screaming children around. I think all parents would agree. We were able to walk here from our hotel, the Marriott. It was a lovely, short, 10 minute walk. The location is great for travelers staying near the airport. You are seated with menus. The menus are HUGE! I’ve included pictures of all of the pages. Then you go up to order and pay at a counter. There’s a wooden spoon at your table with a number on it. You give the cashier the number. Then, you go to the bar and order your drinks. So, it’s kind of self-service. Obviously the restaurant is good if it’s been around since 1864! But I’ll give my 2 cents anyway. I ordered the “chicken supreme” and my husband ordered the “Cumberland sausage and mash”. Mine was delicious, but it isn’t exactly how it’s described on the menu. The menu states that it’s “stuffed” with mozzarella. It’s not. It just has mozzarella cheese melted on top. The menu also states that it’s “on a bed of ratatouille”. It’s not. It has a ratatouille sauce on the side and a red pepper that’s stuffed with a kind of ratatouille (zucchini, red onion, red pepper, tomato, etc). The chicken is 2 pieces. It was well cooked and seasoned nicely. The plate is very big! There’s a lot of mashed potatoes. I couldn’t finish my meal. As a matter of fact, I was never hungry for dinner 5 hours later! So, BIG portions. My husband enjoyed his meal as well, but also couldn’t finish his. The bar has a nice selection of beers, wines, and liquor. There’s plenty of outdoor seating with and without cover. I would definitely return to the restaurant. I love the history of it.