Ah, The Harrows Inn, it's one of those pubs that you stumble upon and think, 'This could be a gem,' and in many ways, it is. I've got to say, the decor really stands out – it's got that quirky, welcoming feel that makes you want to settle in for a chat. The cocktails are a treat, and the beer is always nicely chilled, which is just what you need on a Friday night out. Plus, when the staff are in good spirits, they're dead friendly, making you feel right at home. And let's not forget, some of the food can be spot on; I've heard tales of fabulous meals that had people raving and promising to come back. It's in a great location too, easy to reach, which is a bonus if you're driving through. But, and there's always a but with these places, it's not all smooth sailing. Service can drag on, leaving you twiddling your thumbs while waiting for your mains, and there are stories of staff not really caring when things go wrong, which is a shame because it sours the experience. The food's taken a dip for some, with a few meals being downright disappointing, and you might find yourself feeling pushed out the door as closing time nears. Overall, it's a solid spot for a casual get-together, but I'd say go in with an open mind – the good bits make it worthwhile, but be prepared for the odd hiccup. If you're a fan of local pubs, it's definitely one to check out, just maybe not for a special occasion until they iron out those kinks.