Richard Hughes

An essential after a couple of hours walking round the gardens. There is also a restaurant, but I was surprised not to see a greater variety of pastries and other things to go with coffee.. our group of four surveyed the choices and everyone chose a scone, by way of example. That said, the scone was good and came with jam (no clotted cream, was a fail) and butter..

PP is an assemble your own pizza, just like Mod or Blaze . We got three different pizzas for the three of us, but all commented on the slightly sweet taste. They make them fast which is good, but the dough was more hot than cooked. I was not a fan of the doughy texture, preferring the more bread like feel you expect normally.

Good but small, a couple of hours if you include a visit to the coffee shop. Some interesting artifacts and a lot of historical learning. I loved the big wooden troll outside the front door.

Went for trivia night on Tuesday. The place was packed with about 20 teams... Super friendly atmosphere from the crowd, and amazing service considering how crowded it was and our table all wanted separate checks.. Good beer choice and whisky I did not eat, the others food looked great too.

A little (word used intentionally) gem of a pun. The landlord stopped for a chat despite the place being packed for the Thursday night local Irish musicians jam. I counted five fiddles, six wind instruments and string instrument I did not recognize and two of the Irish drums held on the left hand. Quite the blast. Only thing that would have improved the place was a decent IPA, but I'm from Seattle so spoiled in that regard.