Ewe Restaurant and Bar

Guests often describe the portions as generous, think huge Yorkshire puddings and notably large plates like fish-and-chips that several visitors say are very filling.

Yes, Ewe's opulent dining room with cosy booths and pampas grass, plus multiple anniversary and date-night mentions from guests, make it well suited to a special evening.

Sundays are a lovely choice, guests repeatedly praise the Sunday roast, while Fridays can be a lively night with live music if you want a buzzy atmosphere.

Yes, Ewe is welcoming to families: guests praise excellent baby-changing facilities (nappies, wipes, cream), staff happily accommodated a play table and TV for children in the private dining room, and children receive thoughtful touches like birthday ice cream.

Yes, dogs are welcomed: several guests report bringing their dogs and puppies, and staff are described as friendly and attentive to them.

Ewe mixes stylish, contemporary dining with a bright garden room and an inviting bar; evenings range from relaxed background music to lively, louder nights when a live duo plays.

Ewe tends to be at its busiest and most energetic on Friday nights, guests describe live music and a very busy atmosphere, while weekday evenings such as Tuesday visits are noticeably quieter and more relaxed.

Yes, guests note outdoor eating space, and the restaurant also highlights a garden room for a pleasant afternoon tea or lunch.

Smart casual is the guide, polished but relaxed, and many guests treat Ewe as a spot for anniversaries and special occasions where people may dress up a little.

For a lively night, Friday evenings are the place to be, guests note live music and an energetic, busy atmosphere; for a quieter meal many visitors prefer Tuesday evenings, while Saturday lunchtimes are popular for afternoon tea in the garden room.

Yes, many guests bring their dogs and describe a warm welcome: visitors report bringing puppies (the manager David often remembers regulars' pets), staff were happy to help and even looked after a guest’s puppy Bodhi in the bar area.