Feast at The Travellers Friend

Portions here are generous. Guests regularly note large, well-sized servings, Sunday roasts are described as substantial with all the trimmings, and mains like steaks and grills are said to be hearty. A few guests mentioned plates were slightly large and sometimes too much, so expect good value and filling portions rather than dainty tasting plates.

The Travellers Friend is open daily from midday. Sunday–Tuesday: 12:00–23:00; Wednesday–Saturday: 12:00–00:00. If you plan a later evening visit or a special occasion, it’s a good idea to check or call ahead in case of holiday hours or special events.

If you’re after their celebrated Sunday Roast, Sunday is the best day, guests rave about the roast as a highlight. For a quieter, more relaxed meal, midweek evenings are preferable. Weekends offer a lively atmosphere for social dinners and celebrations.

Warm, lively and welcoming with a modern twist on a traditional pub. Guests consistently praise the stylish refurb, comfortable decor, open kitchen and friendly staff. The atmosphere can be bustling, especially at weekend dinners and Sunday lunch, some guests note it can get a bit noisy when full, but most find the vibe enjoyable for social meals and special occasions.

It depends on what you want: go on Sunday for a celebrated Sunday roast (many guests call it exceptional), but expect it to be busier. For a quieter experience, choose a midweek evening or an earlier seating. Weekends and Sunday lunchtimes have the liveliest atmosphere and highest demand, book ahead if you prefer a specific table.

Yes, guests report very accommodating staff who handle dietary needs and special requests (for example, smaller starter portions or adjustments for dietary requirements). It’s best to call ahead to confirm requests like seating preference, allergies or celebratory arrangements so the team can prepare.

Family-friendly: yes. Guests frequently visit with children, including larger family groups, and staff are described as helpful and accommodating. Accessibility details (ramps, step-free access, accessible toilets) are not mentioned in available information, so please call the restaurant ahead to confirm specific needs.

Yes, families regularly dine here and guests often bring children, including younger children at Sunday lunches. The menu range suits adults and children, though a few guests would like more vegetarian options. For younger kids, consider an earlier seating and mention any needs when booking.

Casual dress is the norm. The restaurant presents a smart-casual, comfortable setting where guests dine for both relaxed meals and special occasions, so you can wear anything from neat casual to slightly dressier attire depending on your visit.

Yes, Feast at The Travellers Friend is a strong pick for a date night. Guests frequently praise the stylish, recently refurbished dining room, open kitchen and attentive, friendly service which create a warm, slightly upscale feel. Expect well-presented plates (sea bass, steaks and sharing small plates get repeated praise) and a buzzing but comfortable atmosphere. If you want a quieter table, consider an earlier booking or midweek night to avoid the livelier weekend crowd.

Busiest: Sunday lunch (popular Sunday roast) and weekend evenings, many guests mention packed services and a buzzing vibe. Quietest: midweek evenings and earlier dinner services tend to be calmer, making them a good choice if you prefer less noise and more attentive service. Booking ahead is recommended for weekends and Sundays.