The hotel shares a space with a Beefeater restaurant—think of it as the comfy, slightly loud cousin of a gastropub. You don’t have to leave the building to get dinner, which is a win after a day of walking around the cathedral quarter. Do yourself a favour: order the steak and ale pie. It’s not gourmet, but it’s warm, filling, and comes with a ridiculous amount of gravy. Pair it with a pint of local Real Ale, and you’ve got yourself a genuinely decent night in.
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I sat there people-watching, and the vibe was exactly what you’d hope for: families, business folks on laptops, and a couple celebrating something with a low-key clink of glasses. Nobody was pretending to be cool. Refreshing, right?
