Comus Inn in Selby

Great Turkish food and service, excellent menu, the restaurant is spacious, well furnished and decorated. Highly recommended, we will definitely be going again.

Disappointing….our first visit here and probably our last. Booking was simple, the staff were friendly and helpful. The restaurant is decorated nicely, very clean and roomy. The service was quick, we were seated straight away and tended to immediately which was great. We had chicken wings and calamari to start. The chicken wings had little flavour and the calamari was awful, heavily battered with no flavour. Thinking back it was more like onion rings than calamari. The complimentary bread and dips were excellent, warm and light, and really tasty. We had a mixed grill and a chicken kebab. The meat was cooked well but was lacking in flavour and spices which we would expect from a Turkish restaurant. We felt disappointed having read some good reviews. We can’t argue with the service, it’s just the food that we didn’t find great. It was edible, clean and filling, just lacking in flavour. The calamari was dreadful though….

Stayed at this hotel as attending a wedding which was 5 minutes walk away. Had food at the restaurant which was lovely. That’s all I can say that was good about our stay. We had a dusty, small room with cobwebs and carpet that needed hoovered. No bin; had to ask for one. Quilt had a plastic covering on it which meant the quilt cover slipped away from it. Not enough toilet paper supplied for our stay. 4 teabags provided for 2 of us for 2 nights, but 2 of the teabags weren’t covered (obviously taken from a bigger box), so probably covered in dust as well. No milk provided, kettle lid didn’t shut properly (which could cause a scald), and also didn’t switch itself off! No hairdryer in room despite saying there would be one. No WiFi in the room but it is available in the pub. Interference on the TV so crackly picture on some channels. Noise from extremely busy road directly outside was dreadful so was unable to open the window because of it, which made the room ridiculously hot. No instructions on what to do with the key as we checked out as the check in area in the pub we arrived at was closed until 12 midday.

One night to visit family who live nearby. Family came to eat with us in the restaurant and food and service there was very good. However in spite of receiving confirmation before hand that the Blue Light Card was accepted for front line workers discount, when it came to pay the waitress was unable to figure it out at the till. Room No 1 was 25°c and air conditioning not working. Could not open the window but even if that were possible the noise from passing traffic all night through the thin timber walls was unbelievable and we barely slept a wink from the uncomfortable heat and noise in that pokey little rabbit hutch, and that's without the herd of elephants coming from the room above. Basha was as helpful as anyone could be and we thank her for her help and understanding.

Fantastic Turkish restaurant, if you’ve been to Turkey and experienced the great Turkish food then this is a for you, genuine Turkish staff with plenty to tempt you on the menu, we went as a party of six and ordered a mix of starters to share which was more than enough as you also get a complimentary ballon bread each and a couple of meze dips, the main courses where lovely and the was of really good quality the drinks were really well priced been part of pub, we were served by by a lovely young Turkish waitress who was really polite and made sure we got we got exactly what we ordered . In terms of value for the six of us with a couple of drinks each, starters and mains was £170 so represented good value for the quality of the dishes we had, the restaurant and the pub is really well kept with good parking and outdoor seating an park. If your missing your Turkish holiday or want to warm up before you go this place won’t disappoint A1 from all of us.

This is now a Turkish restaurant. Lez-et at The Comus Inn, Camblesforth about 20mins from Thorne. The bar was packed when we arrived but we managed to get a drink then we were shown through to the dining room which is a new extension. The owner told us they had been there a year at the end of this month. Only 2 couples in when we were seated so we could choose our table. Lots to choose on the menu - see photos. We opted for the sharing platter of lamb shish, chicken shish, lamb chops, chicken legs and wings, lamb kofta, flat breads, chips, Bulgar rice, fresh salad, tsatsiki and a dip that I didn't try as hubby said it was hot, hot, hot!!! All served on a long wooden platter. Everything was piping hot and plenty of it!!! Lovely fresh salad and lemon. The meat was succulent and tasty. The flat bread wasn't heavy or stodgy - just right. By the time we left the room was full. Lots of large parties. Great music too. The owner came over at the end and seemed truly humbled that we enjoyed every morsel. He thanked us for coming and we assured him we will be back. The platter was £59.95 for 2 people. All sides included. Highly recommend this Turkish and it saves going into Doncaster.

Eat in this restaurant before was good. We visit again Sunday food is sh.....tttt this time never going back again very bland over cooked no taste at all

We were really looking forward to trying this place, love Turkish food, so went on the 23rd Jan for my birthday. Unfortunately it's not a very Turkish menu, it's trying to be all things to all men, a mish mash of cuisine. A long wait to be served despite only another 4 people in, there was only one staff member who didn't come off his phone the entire time we were there, and it was that cold inside I had to sit with my coat on. Emmerdale, Martin Lewis and then Coronation Street blaring out on the TV isn't my idea of a relaxing meal out. The starters were nice, garlic sausage and stuffed vine leaves, but the mains, lamb kebab and a lamb pide were mediocre. Perhaps we visited on an off night given some of the good reviews here, but given the prices which are not cheap we expected better quality and disappointingly probably wont return which is a shame as its on our doorstep.

5* Amazing place, little hidden gem. Very friendly, amazing food. PLEASE TRY THIS you won’t be disappointed. Highly recommended.

First and foremost the food is so good. A table of 10 and not one complaint about quality. Service is also really good, free bread with starters can't complain on that front. The major downside and why I unfortunately won't be revisiting is the prices have gone through the roof. For example the lamb shank used to be £18.95 and now is £26.95. a massive increase in a short space of time. Obviously a price increase is to be expected everywhere at the moment however this is abit much. We were unfortunately the only ones in on a Saturday evening aswell. Maybe just because it's January or maybe because it's got too expensive too quickly. We only live round the corner and if the prices came down we would be regulars.

It was our first visit to the Comus Inn and we all really enjoyed our visit. The restaurant is lovely and the food was delicious. Excellent! Would highly recommend.

We visited on Xmas eve lunch time, we wanted something different and not a roast the day before Xmas! We were not disappointed, we got garlic mushrooms and garlic flatbread with dips for a starter which was all lovely. Our main courses were really good too and plentiful, the meat was really tender and it was all hot. The restaurant area is really nice and even though there wasn’t many people dining it still had a nice atmosphere. Prices were quite expensive but it was worth it. We will definitely return.

Went to Lez et Turkish and the food was delicious! Stylish inside and he came out with fresh bread and dips for us on the house. Great night!

Started in the bar there was a dog constantly barking which wasn't good. Went into the restaurant the the food was good quality but starters expensive and very small portions. Main meal was good, ordered extra chips and dips was really good. Dessert was again good and well presented. Would have liked some Turkish ambiant music but really enjoyed the experience on a whole.

Thought we would try here after working at a busy show in Beverley, came here as it was much closer to home. We thought the food was good but not amazing as we had been told but that could have been down to our choices from the menu. really loved the flat bread. Would come again but order different dishes next time and the staff were really helpful

Stopped off for lunch on our way home from North Yorkshire. We went for the Turkish buffet and it was excellent, very tasty, plentiful and the service was excellent. Highly recommend a visit !

We booked for our anniversary meal and we weren't disappointed. Both the food and staff were amazing. Lovely dining room separate from the bar and plenty of room around the tables. Will definitely be back again👍

We visited on a sunny Saturday afternoon and there was only one other table of people. It was very quiet. Odd. There was zero atmosphere, and the news was on, before being followed by bargain hunt. Music would have been nice. I ordered a Pinot, but there was none. Instead I had a gin and lemonade, which came with what looked like cork in the glass. My “chicken breast” burger looked and felt like a reconstituted, frozen breast, and I had to remove a few gristle pieces from my mouth. It wasn’t nice. My husbands lamb dish was nice, and the portion size was good. The fresh bread was lovely. Overall, a real mixed opinion. Not for us.

One of the nicest burgers iv had 👌 friendly staff, I would definitely go again, friend loved his food too and he's picky

We decided to call in and try out the restaurant. The premises have recently been refurbished and to a high quality. The restaurant was superb, staff were attentive and friendly and the food was superb and it was served piping hot too

Had a lovely Turkish meal. All four starters were good and they brought a flatbread to share. Main courses were excellent - the lamb was really lean and tender. Couldn't fault it.

Excellent service, well kept real ale with a choice of 3 local beers and all the usual decent lagers. Food choice was magnificent, beautifully presented and VERY tasty - definitely the highlight!

Been hearing good thinks so thought we would give it a try , first nice restaurant , my ceolic so I looked on the menu for what I could have , starter spicy king prawns i got small prawn in a tomato sauce very bland , they brought over bread and dips for my husband it looked lovely , but obviously I cannot have that which I understand , main course chicken on a hot plate with peppers and mushrooms with rice do was looking forward to it , it came in a the same type of dish my stater came in and also the same tomato sauce but brought a salad because it was bulgar rice so I can’t have that so disappointed very bland again , my husband says his was bland too , I would mybe try again do time but at the minute no to expensive if it’s not good ,😩

Went this evening with family. The food was lovely, the best part was the starters with Calamari, Sigara Borek and Falafel with humus, all served with complimentary flat bread and dips. The main courses were all lovely and the drinks especially the beer were great fully received. The setting and room are 5 star and the staff were really good and welcoming. The reason I didn’t give the review overall 5 stars was that from the minute we entered the restaurant we felt rushed. The starters were there as soon as we had ordered and although we asked for five minutes break the main courses arrived straight away. It just marred the night a-bit as the restaurant was so sumptuous and we wanted experience a lovely relaxed evening so this just took the edge off. However we will be back and hopefully it won’t be quite as rushed next time and we enjoy the lovely food on offer.

We booked this inn the day before, £38 for one night. Lovely room in a group of 6 rooms, extra large bed with flat screen TV and tea and coffee making facilities. They only down side was our room was right by the main road which can be very busy and noisy until evening. Our place didnt serve foid on monday but we just ate out. Definitely would stay here again close to York and selby is only a few miles away with shops bars and restaurants.

We booked after a marketing note came through the day to support a new restaurant in the village, clearly it’s new and still having a few issues, however overall it was very good. The two people running around serving around 24 covers, the starters came out fast, calamari, chicken wings and Turkish flap bread with dips, over all nice, hot and fresh. Mains were just as good, mixed grill, ribs and moussaka, my only negative comment was the moussaka was very "watery". We will review in a few weeks to support and try again

We stayed at the Comus Inn after our friends wedding at Camblesforth Hall up the road. Other people that had also attended the wedding were staying there too but we didn’t know them. We shortly found out that our key had been given to one of them and went missing so we didn’t have a key to get into our room. However, we found out that every key worked for most of the rooms, which we were really not happy with especially with the rooms being right on the main road. Also, when we arrived back to the room in the early hours of the morning, there were 2 lads trying lots of the doors with gloves and hats on which was very scary. The room itself wasn’t very well kept and needed a good lick of paint. Needless to say we got out of there first thing in the morning! It was a shame as we had enjoyed the wedding but it put a dampener on the day.

Over priced. Re-formed calamari starter was very poor for £7:50. The mix grill meat was very nice but certainly didn't warrant £22:50. We asked for an extra bread & dips but never arrived, we then asked for 3 x Baclava desserts and they never turned up either after waiting 30 minutes. Asked for bill and left to never return.

Lovely food in the Turkish restaurant at The Comus Inn, Camblesforth. Spacious eating area, separate from the bar. Plenty of food choice and good sized portions. We had the garlic mushrooms and Sigara Borek (feta cheese & parsley filled filo pastry) for starter. This was...

Fabulous Turkish meze platter to share for lunch. Gorgeous food...will be back for a main meal this week. Excellent service and lovely pub. Thanks chef! Best food since we were in Alanya!

Visited Lez-et Turkish restaurant at the Comus on a recent visit back to Camblesforth. The restaurant is to the rear of the pub in a large, comfortable, spacious and accessible area. Best access is probably through the back door avoiding the pub unless you want...

Arrived at pub visiting for 80th, room dirty not ready till 430 pm. In morning got charged double what I was quoted on booking, had to pay for 2 rooms so £60 extra . Not happy. very unorganised.

Well what can I say, the food was just amazing, typically authentic and great value. Lovely atmosphere. I would highly recommend.

Absolutely beautiful Turkish food !!!! Extremely well presented, freshly cooked, looks amazing and taste out of this world!! Baklava dessert also beyond belief !! Try this hidden gem you certainly won’t be disappointed

Visiting family and the COMUS was exactly what we needed. Superbly clean and comfortable as well as good value for money. Helpful staff. The rooms are quite small but they have everything you need for your stay. Didn’t have time to visit the pub, maybe...

I stayed over night and had an amazing time. The inn was a perfect size room. the staff were really nice and welcoming.

Great food at a good price, very friendly staff, had a great meal with my family, we will be back for sure

food ok. staff could do with having manners. Were rude and rushing to get you out, so could fill the table you left. will not be returning

Had a brilliant family lunch today the food was first class very friendly staff very good menu to choose from certainly worth a visit

Excellent meal very reasonably priced lovely and friendly staff and the food was delicious and homemade

amazing menu and prices it has a Carvery whis although Small serves a lot of food well worth a visit

This is our go to place for Sunday lunch. It's absolutely gorgeous. Homemade gluten free puds are excellent. Very reasonable and you will not be disappointed.

Plenty of choice :freshly cooked veg , meat, stuffing , roast potatoes, Yorkshire pudding, gravy and sauces. A good selection of pudding and very tasty .Good value for money. Friendly atmosphere. Staff friendly and attentive.

Went in on a Tuesday evening, to be grated by lovely friendly staff, fast and efficient service! We had starters, mains and a dessert to share and it was to die for! Huge portions! Amazing value! Proper home cooked pub classics! Will defiantly be going back soon and regularly! Excited to try their Sunday carvery next time!

Excellent 'local' pub fronting onto a busy road. large car park and gardens... excellent friendly staff and great landlady. Nice selection of hand pulled beers and lagers and the food menu is excellent. food portions are fresh and large....and the menu selection quite large with a separate specials board and light bites selection of dishes. well worth a visit

Excellent food , excellent service and excellent price My husband and I had a delicious meal , home made and very tasty

I had my daughters christening party here in August I feel I have to write this review jade the owner was unwell on the day in question which we were made aware off on the morning but despite that she still came down to help out at the bar and staff were friendly I can't fault them the only problem was jade had paid someone to set up but again we can't hold jade responsible the party once sorted went off without a hitch making it a lovely day kids enjoyed it great variety off drinks would I use again? yes! it was value for what we paid for the kids to have fun we hired the gazebo which in my husbands infinitate wisdom didn't put the screen up near the food and it was really windy ‍♀️ but would reccomend if you want a pub with kids toys and swings outside its great for you

Just got home from here after our first visit to celebrate dads 50th. The food was absolutely delicious, 2 of us had the lasagne and it was beautiful one of the best lasagnes I’ve ever tasted. Also in our party of 5 2 had the pork chops which were very thick and tasty and came with lots of trimmings and another had the Gammon. Meal was enjoyed by all and would definitely visit again, just disappointed we couldn’t fit in pudding as we was too full!

My husband and I went here last evening for a meal, our first ever visit, needless to say, our last. I ordered the lasagna after seeing a photo of it on their website. It was more like a cheesy pasta bake, an inch thick top of cheese, and underneath pasta layers with tomato and more cheese, where was the meat, I didn’t order the vegetarian option. There was a side salad with it that had seen better days, and five chips. I ate most of the salad and the chips as the ‘lasagna ‘ was not up to standard.

Attended a Christening party here and have to say I wasn't all that impressed. Upon arrival the venue was only half set up for the event (which they had been paid to do) and my partner had to help finish doing so. The bar was really busy and there were very limited staff to provide service so it took quite a while to get served.

Had another fab meal at the comus, food and staff absolutely lovely. Top marks to Jade and all the staff, this is what the village has needed, well worth a visit especially the steak pie

Excellent food. Friendly staff. Lovely atmosphere. Had a lovely meal, freshly made...home cooked chips large portions even on the light bites menu. Will definitely be calling again. Excellent value for money. Would highly recommend.

Stopped for lunch - pleased we did. Friendly, helpful and warm greeting. The carvery was magnificent and very reasonably priced. Can recommend it when passing

Tried the food here tonight and I'm lying on my sofa now stuffed to the point of bursting!. We thought that we'd not go for the light Bites menu as this would be for light lunches... Wrong!. We went for the regular menu... Wow, all that food for a relatively low price. Normally when a restaurant tries to fill a plate it's a bit naff, but this was far from it. Cooked with care. Loved every last mouthful, even if I can't get off the sofa. Will be back, but can't brave the mixed grill again.

We had heard some good things about The Comus Inn so visited here this evening to celebrate early Mother’s Day.

Started using the comus inn for our Sunday carvery and we are not disappointed it is fabulous, quaint little country pub, and the food is great, good and generous selection of meats and pie, well cooked selection of vegetables with weekly changes, and the homemade gravy made from all the meat juices is just out of this world, the best gravy we have ever tasted, all this topped with great friendly service and value, makes it our number one place for Sunday lunch. We have also called on weekday lunchtime, and the standard is just the same, last time we went we took our 6yr old granddaughter, she had a jacket potato filled with beans and cheese with salad and chips and she loved it, my wife had the homemade steak pie chips peas &salad;, which was great as well, I had a lovely cheese/mushroom/& bacon omelette with all the trimmings, which is great as you don’t always get omelette on pub menus, needless to say we would highly recommend this place.

I have been several times now and taken friends to this lovely old fashioned pub, with a conservatory room for added dining space. The service is good.the waitress and owner work hard there to satisfy their customers. For retired folk, such as myself and my spouse with friends, it caters for a wide range of appetites. Their light bites are generous and good value. This attracts us,as well as the fact, the food is home cooked and real chips! The staff always have a smile, so we usually give them a well earned tip.

Came here on a Sunday with family, had the carvery and it was delicious! It was our first time eating here. Staff were very friendly ! Lovely little pub ! Thank you

Went to the Comus for a meal for my husbands birthday. He had the steak pie, I had the lasagne, and our son chicken burger. All were excellent, generous portions, all cooked to perfection. Great value for money, will definitely go again.

Just returned from the Comus Pub after having the most delicious Thai red chicken curry we have ever had. It was absolutely delicious I would highly recommend this we had it with rice and home made chips which were to die for.

Not had the chance to re-visit Comus Inn as often as I’d like.

Recently had the best homemade steak pie ever at Comus Inn, Camblesforth (near Drax Power Station) - only a 5 minute diversion off the M62. My 2 friends also had generous portions of fish & chips and thick gammon ham respectively - all at prices you`d find hard to beat. Very well worth the visit !

Polite, helpful and friendly staff. Good food. Good price. Generous portions. We will be back. Thanks everyone.

This was our second visit. The first one was lunch and it was lovely, so we decided to take our family on a Saturday night. It was very disappointing. Hand battered fish was a frozen fish portion, definitely not hand battered. The steak was very fatty. Pie was nice. I think £8.50 for a frozen fish is not good value for money. Shame because we were impressed on the first visit, we probably won't be going back

We only stopped for a snack so chose from the light bites menu. My chilli nachos were enormous with chips, salad and garlic bread. The panini also had chips and salad. The food was really good and great value for money. Nice friendly service. Make sure you are hungry when you go there.

I visited here today with my daughter and it was brilliant from start to finish the food was lovely and very reasonably priced and the portion size was very generous, the service was also very good, we will defiantly be returning.

We travelled to Pollington for a weeks break and to enjoy some greyhound racing, The gardener at our B&B; recommenced we visit the Comus Inn for a meal and said we would not be disappointed and he was correct.

Went here for a couple of drinks, staff was so rude, was ignoring people as they was to busy flirting with the regulars. Waitress staff was rude and the food was dreadful, all the kitchen staff going to have cigarettes then going into the kithen in the same clothes. never again will we be coming back.

Being the closest pub to ours that’s open on a Monday we thought we’d give it a go, how happy are we? Very happy, a lovely pub a great selection of beers, a varied and well priced menu, lovely outside seating, dog friendly and a lovely landlady and conscientious staff, we are regular Monday visitors

Often take my old Uncle out for lunch, out today and he specifically asked to return to the Comus.

We popped in for a family meal on Sat 5th of May and we were not disappointed.the staff were very welcoming and accommodated our 7 years olds food choice. When the food arrived it was pipping hot and plentiful and very good value for money. Will definitely visit here again.

Really good choice of meats at pork, ham, turkey and beef - all of them very tender. Nice big Yorkshire puddings, best roast potatoes, lots of veg and a decent pint. What more could you want? If you say friendly staff, they present and correct as well.

With hearing the comus had hired a new chef and with a good reputation in the area decided to go and give it a try as haven't been in a while. Now have been for the last 2 Sundays having carvery which both times was fantastic with a great range of vegetables and 4 meats to choose from and us great value defiantly one of the best Sunday dinners in Selby. We also came through the week to find a big selection of specials on the board the fishcakes, belly pork and stuffed chicken were all so tasty and beautifully presented. Can't wait to go back and try more of the new food there doing. Highly reccomended

We went to the pub for the first time in many years and thought that the whole place had changed.

Encouraged by recent reviews, decided to try this establishment for a meal. The restaurant area (conservatory) was empty. We were the only diners in a Friday eve which did not bode well.

We have chanced upon the 2 meals for £10 twice now -4 friends who mostly had something different- but all were very enjoyable. The chef popped to our table to ask if we would like a couple of extra embellishments to our meals eg. Cheese grated onto the mash in the cottage pie. This pub has had several upheavals recently - closing/ reopening and this latest reinvention is certainly worthy of patronage. I hope word gets round- it deserves to succeed.

As soon as you walk in the atmosphere is so friendly and welcoming and that's only half

Called in this lunch time so see what changes have been made with the new landlord/lady.. A lovely atmosphere, busy,...

3 of us had lunch food was very nice would go back.Good value for money on the £5 menu. We...

Ordered the £5 specials which arrived quickly, tasted delicious and were good sized portions. Drinks reasonably priced too. Would definitely...

Wow excellent service excellent food cottage pie was delicious this is a must good food for kids price reasonable good...

Called in for lunch very nice 2 meals for £10 home cooked food very good friendly staff nice and welcoming worth a visitlj

This place is a complete dive, if you're not from the area then you are completely unwelcome. Visited with my family for a meal whilst in selby on business and can honestly say it's one of the worst meals I've ever attempted to eat. The hygiene of the establishment is horrendous and the staff seemed more interested in chatting to men than welcoming their customers and making them feel comfortable. Overall, disgusting and I wouldn't recommend it to anybody.

Visited th Comus, under new management and ordered two meat pies with suet crust one pork chop. When the pies arrived the pastry was not suet crust but short crust that was so thin and overlcooked we couldn't eat it, the pork chop was burnt. The staff did not appear during our meal, and when we told them about the food, they said oh sorry. We will not be going back, maybe they were having a bad day but food and customer service was appalling last night.

Fabulous never seen it so busy for ages food great onion rings homemade bouncy castle for kids kids eat free on Wednesday with two adults

Pre-booked a group lunch for 14 people. Everyone enthused about the generous portion sizes, the food quality, very reasonable prices and the cheerfulness of the very attentive staff. I recommend that you go out of your way to visit this lovely pub.

Stopped for a snack on a Sunday however the bar menu wasn't on and it was Sunday lunch only. But disappointing but not a huge deal. Good choice of meats and very good value. I had a small beef at £5.95 and they ranged up to a large at about £8.Cosy pub, fire lit and friendly staff. The meals came out within 5 minutes of ordering so obviously all pre prepared but still tasted fresh.The dinner itself was average. It was all kind of piled on the plate. I had beef with mash potato carrots and sprouts all on the plate.The gravy had been poured on already as well so it was just a bit much all squashed on top of each other on a small plate. The food was ok but could have been better. The waitress and bar staff were very good so can't complain at them at all. Had a quick look at the normal menu which did look nice so would probably call back

terrible, took 3/4 hr to bring meals, burnt yorkshires lumpy mash and gravy and turkey may as well have been put through a mincer

What an amazing place my daughter as some.issues which I don't need to write and the staff where so nice and fitted around her needs she wanted chips on her Sunday dinner (don't ask) and they was only surving Sunday dinners but she got her chips. They was so nice and caring with her would defo go there again xxxxxx

We have been a few times for Sunday lunch and early evening meal. The food it whole home made. Gammon and chips are very good.

Lovely little pub lovely food and very cheap . Nice staff and friendly would recommend if your out that way

We went for the 2 for £10 really nice home made food in a nice pub we will definitely go again and would recommend we had the pie - lovely

We visited the Comus Inn for lunch.Between the car park and the front door it was apparent that the area had not been swept recently.The paper tablecloths were marked and a water glass on our table had a spider in it.At that point we should have walked out but gave the food a chance to redeem the experience, but there was nothing special about that.We will not be returning.

Pulled in here for our lunch we had our caravan with us so needed a good place to park and this place had it.Ordered lasagne and a cheese burger and I'd just like to say how delicious this was.Lasagne was all home made and pipingHot and the chips were home made, yes truly home made and they were fantastic the burger looked amazing and my husband are the lot including crispy onion rings.Don't drive passed folks pull in there's a warm welcome waiting for you.

Managed a late booking for Sunday lunch on mothers day. A very warm welcome on arrival from the staff and cosy fires. The traditional home cooked lunch was delicious and cleverly served in small medium or large portions. A medium was plenty for two ladies. Husband chose the Mega serving which included beef, ham,turkey and gammon with all the trimmings ! All Excellent value for money . The staff are friendly and attentive and the atmosphere is homely too. A nice variation of rooms for eating, drinking and relaxing. Can highly recommend. We will definitely return.

Not a good first impression as its a bit tatty when you get out of the car in the car park but a big wow when you go in and see the roaring open fire. Pub is nice enough, tap room, lounge and the restaurant in the nice warm conservatory.Food is only Ok. Not enough veg, meat is the boil in a bag or bought in ready sliced and the Yorkshire puddings were missed off the plates but overall it tasted delicious and the service was good.

This is a traditional pub serving well cooked pub food with the emphasis on quality. A limited imaginative menu which enables the Chef to concentrate on speed and value. Highly recommended.

We went on a Thursday night a couple of weeks ago, 5 of us. 2 had steak and the portions were huge. I had a lasagne and found this to be a little small but the rest of the food it came with there was plenty. The lasagne tasted really nice as well and I would not be put off having it again. We had dessert which were really cheap and good sizes. We have all said we would definitely go back and try it again. All the staff were friendly as well.

Absolutely gorgeous homemade meal and desert. Excellent service! And friendly staff! It's a must try! Here are some pictures of our meal

Booked for a family dinner, table for 17 food was brilliant and the staff were very attentive.Hats off to Donna Dyson you done a great turn round in there