Junction Inn in Stafford

Lovely home cooked traditional Sunday lunch. Great choice of meat from a local butcher, massive selection of fresh vegetables. Highly recommend

Really enjoyed our visit to the junction inn. Food as amazing and it was so lovely to sit in the window and watch the boats (and ducks) My partner had gammon and is super fussy about his eggs but these were perfect. I had hunters chicken which was the best l've had. Very relaxed feel and pleasant service. A nice little find for a date night.

We regularly use this pub for drinks. On this occasion we decided to give the meals a try. We placed our order at 5.45pm and were told there was a 30 minute wait. After waiting for over an hour our food had still not arrived and we noticed people who had ordered after us were getting theirs. We suspected our order had gone missing and we were considering leaving when the waitress then informed us 'we were next'. The food eventually arrived at 7.05 pm, 1 hour and 20 minutes after ordering. I had the gammon at £14.95 which was nice but my wife had the steak pie at £16.95 which was dreadful, the pie had obviously been microwaved making the flaky pastry a soggy mess. Consequently my wife left almost all of her meal. We shall not be going there again!

We had a lunch there today ( 31/08/24 ) and sat at a table overlooking the canal which was very pleasant. The service was good but some of the staff appeared to be unwelcoming and despondent. We had the steak pie ( which I would rate 3 out of 5 ) and chips (4 out of 5). We also had coffee (2 out of 5)

Excellent restaurant, lovely staff and amazing menu. Good choices and very tasty. Excellent portion sizes and I would highly recommend!! Would come back again if I was in the area!

Can't speak highley enough of the Food or the Staff. Such a friendly lot and the food was stunning. Plenty of it and such great flavour. I have never seen so much steak in a steak pie, all beautiful tasty pieces of steak and no mush at all. Everything beautifully cooked. This all scores 11 out of 10. Make this your next outing, it's also in a beautiful spot by the canal.

We booked a Sunday lunch. Was taken straight to our table, jenny the waitress was just fantastic, very attentive , conscientious and caring, really looked after us, food was great and the chef who was carving was also very friendly. Main and desert well worth the money. Thank-you.

We were hoping to surprise my parents on their birthday but hadn’t booked so a quick phone call to the wonderful staff was all it took and they managed to accommodate us. Given how busy this place gets we were very lucky. On top of this the staff were absolutely first class and couldn’t do enough for us. The food and the location also top notch. We will definitely make a return

We had a lovely welcome and we're shown to a table in the window, overlooking the canal. We had two menus, the Sunday carvery or the nain menu. We decided on carvery. There were 4 joints, beef, pork, turkey & gammon or mix & match. I had the turkey & pork. I was rewarded with 3 thick slices of meat. My friend had beef & pork. There were plenty of veg, carrots, peas, leeks, cabbage, parsnips, roasted root veg and roasted Mediterranean veg. Mash and roast potatoes, disappointingly frozen ones. The meal was excellant and the meats very tender. We managed most of it, but wanted room for pudding. I had spotted dick and Custard, my friend had sticky toffee with ice cream, there were also 4 more desserts. We thoroughly enjoyed our meals and sat there for a couple of hours after watching the boats and catching up. The staff were really friendly and we look forward to returning.

We hired a boat for the day from Norbury Wharf as wedding anniversary experience for ourselves. The Junction Inn looked the perfect spot to go to afterwards for a meal with the view of the Wharf and the canal boats. It was our first visit here. We arrived quite early at 4.45pm (with food being served from 5.30pm) but that wasn't a problem. Tilly made us welcome. She was warm, friendly and chatty. My wife is Gluten Free and there was a reasonable choice of GF dishes available. Sometimes restaurants, especially in this rural setting, can be awkward about GF but that wasn't the case here. My wife felt welcomed and not made to feel a bother. The prices for the meals were reasonable and the service was quick. I can recommend the lamb and mint pie which comes from a local butcher. It was really good. We both had the sticky toffee pudding which was excellent and a big portion. So, all in all, a great place to celebrate our 32nd Anniversary! We would certainly go back again

Just returned from a lovely Sunday lunch at the junction pub at Norbury we booked the day before and asked for a table in the bar as we had the dogs with us We were given a corner table and the dogs were provided with a bowl of fresh water which was a nice touch Started with the spicy tomato soup which again was very tasty followed by the junction famous carvery all served with a friendly smile What I really like about the junction is it caters for everyone they have a lovely restaurant where dogs aren’t allowed and the bar area where they are. The carvery is excellent quality and reasonably priced but what really makes it is the staff Special mention to Pat and the young chef that made the spicy tomato soup ! PS combine your lunch with a walk along the canal well worth it

Great location, food, attentive and friendly staff that made all 15 of us walkers very welcome, 11 of us in the lounge where we had a great view of the canal boats passing and 4 of us (with 2 dogs) in the Bar, would highly recommend, nice large car park as well.

Have just come home after a super meal at the Junction, Norbury this evening. Fabulous food and friendly, attentive service from staff. Would recommend.

Fantastic carvery one of the best in the area choice of beef both rare and cooked pork and turkey or all 3 if wanted . The cauliflower Cheese is amazing and so many different veggies courgette leeks with bacon roast carrots and parsnips swede peas lovely home made gravy . Great service nothing to much trouble . Will definitely return

Really disappointed, burger roll burnt, Cajun chicken just full of large pieces of onion and peppers. No check back to rectify. Would not eat here again

Our party of 6 were warmly welcomed, and perused the extensive menu, as our table overlooked the busy canal on a warm summer's day. Our meals were served promptly, and were tasty and well presented; the desserts were also first class. Service was also very good, and our experience was very enjoyable. Highly recommended.

A great end to our boat holiday. Lovely homemade food , friendly and accommodating staff. Even gave us free bottle of wine as part of special offer. Highly recommended.

The food was ok and the young blonde haired waitress was lovely. However.....the older lady with dark hair and glasses seemed quite irritated that I asked for the menu with dietary requirements on and let us have just a couple of minutes to make our choices - it just seemed very hurried and not the relaxing experience we wanted

Booked a tabled for 3 adults - we were well pleased with the inside table near the door to the garden on a warm sunny day. We all had the set Sunday carvery roast meal and were delighted with the choices of meat and vegetables and the excellent service.

Had leisurely walk to Junction Inn and decided to stop for drink and a sandwich. Settled on tuna and mayo baguette which came with fries and salad garnish. Disappointed that the baguette very doughy and tasteless, I think it was the part cooked ones that are cheap at all supermarkets. Will avoid baguettes in future. Not good value or good quality at £8.95.

Staff could not have been more friendly and helpful and all the food was excellent. Will certainly be going again. The staff all joined in singing happy birthdays when they brought the cake out. Excellent all round service and food

On a very wet and murky day my husband and I headed off for lunch at this pub today. We had never been there before and having read the reviews it did not disappoint. The food was excellent - we had the chilli - and the staff were very attentive and polite. We will definitely return and maybe next time, weather permitting, we can walk along the canal.

Arriving at lunchtime on the date that Storm Eunice struck the country, we were welcomed, and sat at a window table in the restaurant; a roaring wood fire added to the atmosphere. We ordered from the extensive menu; the meals were served promptly, and were all tasty and well-presented. As the winds seemed to be picking up, we did not stay for a dessert, and will enjoy that course on our next visit.The toilets were spotlessly clean and beautifully decorated. Highly recommended.

Great takeaway delivered to our car, bang on time, food as good as usual, my husband had the amazing faggots because he had food envy the week before when I had ordered them for our first takeaway. Great value for money, suspect this may be a weekly treat during lockdown part 2. Well organised and we need to support our local businesses otherwise they are not going to be there in the future.

Drove passed yesterday and noticed they were doing takeaway..order a lager and nuts from my car and collected at hatch and drank canal side... thanks for taking the effort ..unexpected momemts like that really helps us to get through this

Group of mature male voice choristers enjoying a responsibly organised walk in glorious countryside were all eagerly anticipating lunch at the Junction Inn...and we were not disappointed! Excellent steak pie washed down with an excellent ale, all served with a smile. A good experience...👍!

First class meal for our family of 4 with excellent service from attentive helpful staff,will definitely be returning

Been before and booked ahead. Big menu but great quality and quantity. Our party of 4 enjoyed their selections with praise. Good quality and prices, as before, and we will return.

Lovely to sit outside in the sun and watch the boat's go by nice food good service plenty of parking

phoned and booked a table, turned up on time, greeted by one of the lovely waitresses, shown to our table following the one way system.Staff very attentive, service brilliant, food excellent.All in all a very enjoyable evening, thank you.only gripe and this in no way reflects on the establishment or the staff, but how hard is it for customers to follow a one way system? It's not rocket science, couldn't have been laid out any clearer. we wore our face masks in public areas

Very disappointed, we were going to book a table for four and of course our beloved dog who comes with us everywhere and we were told this pub is no longer dog friendly.Needless to say we shall not go there again.

Awful service I phoned to make a lunch time booking and was told that as I planned to sit outside there was no need to book. When I turned up to order food I was told there would be no chance without a booking and the hostess was totally inflexible, awful customer service.

We had a lovely lunch here today. Excellent service, great value and lovely food. We’ll definitely be back again soon.

Fabulous safety measures in place. Felt extremely safe. Lovely food. Excellent friendly service. Highly recommend.

No view of the canal, in the back room that is more like a hospital cafe. OK, the COVID issues have forced one way system and nobody allowed to sit overlooking the canal in the lounge. That said, no nice atmosphere in that back room. Chips were nice, pint of cider and coffee for over £11.00, expensive. With a great view from the lounge this would have been ok. In the back room, sorry no more visits until the pub can open properly. Not good value, the only music in there was bellowing from the kitchen.

We came to the junction inn for our first meal since having our newborn daughter and the procedures in place around PPE and social distancing were fabulous. The restaurant was clean and presentable and service was amazing during our visit. We had 3 courses and enjoyed the food we ate.

After being very nervous about popping out, I was really pleased we did, the safety measures and one way system in place made for a lovely visit.All staff were welcoming and had taken safety measures, track and trace measures in place, great to see screens at the bar and distancing markers.Well done to the team, hope your reopening continues to go well and people support you

We return too this pub time and time again, the food is outstanding. They have the best Sunday carvery I've had so far, prices are very reasonable and when lock down is over we hope too return many times. The staff are lovely can't fault this place I would rate it a 5 star

My absolute favorite place to go for food. Especially on a Sunday... Carvery is to die for. Staff alway give us 110% service. Great value for money.

Another lovely meal here. Dogs welcome in bar( our dogs are well mannered so get treats and fuss by the staff)We go back regularly as it is so friendly and the food is wholesome and good value. We love our Sunday lunches here, can’t beat it.

I visited in February when I was hiring a boat from opposite, very warm and welcoming traditional public house, with excellent beer and good hearty food! It was that good I went twice, once on my first day of barge hire and also on the last day too.

Great friendly place that serves fab food - location in the canal is lovely. Have a wander and then back to the pub to warm up! The pies are amazing and the cheesecake was lovely!

Brilliant stopover when cruising the Shropshire Union Canal. Food catering for all tastes and special diets, very welcoming and great place to moor for the night on the visitor moorings

Great food, including vegetarian, large portions. friendly helpful staff, a lovely relaxed atmosphere for Christmas day

Popped in on what was a busy Thursday afternoon & received great service straight away,food & drink was excellent !! Puddings to die for.

Had dinner here recently and it was very good indeed, large portions and obviously home cooked, beer was very good and a good choice of wines too, the desserts are to die for-probably would if kept eating them. The location of this pub is stunning, over looking a busy boatyard where boats are coming and going all the time. It is situated on an old canal junction, the old canal being severed several yards from the junction, but it is full of brightly painted boats, lovely walks around the place after a hearty dinner.

Having returned on a hire boat from Norbury Wharf the night before leaving for home we stopped at the Junction pub-it finished off our holiday perfectly, superb food, nice atmosphere, good beer, boat moored outside-what more could you want! Norbury really has got the whole package!

Three of us had a great meal , food was fantastic, I had freshly cut ham of the board, my wife had fishless fish fingers ,and she love it , our son had a chicken burger with all the trimmings and love it too , and we can recommend the junction beer, been a few times can't fault it , the staff are fabulous,

I don't usually leave reviews but on this occasion felt I had to as the Cottage Pie I ordered was the best meal I have ever had there. Tasted absolutely yummy with cheese on top. Service was excellent as always thank you.

So glad that my son and I discovered the Junction Inn for our Sunday carvery. The staff are always welcoming and very attentive and nothing is too much trouble for them. We always have a carvery and have never been disappointed with the quality and choice of meat and vegetables, which are constantly replenished through out our sitting. One day we may even have enough room for a dessert, the choices are numerous in that regard. The Junction Inn is definately the high light of our weekend, well done to Jen and the team.

To qualify this was a bank holiday and upon ordering we were told of a 1 hour wait.

Great place for a quick lunch time snack or early evening meal....I had fish and chips and my wife had the vegan burger. Not the greatest grub ever, but okay for pub grub and the price. But the location is amazing. Sitting eating lunch watching the long boats come and go is wonderful....

The Junction has to be one our favourite eateries on a summer lunchtime, especially a Sunday. A very good carvery plus you still have the option of the main menu. Always a couple of real ales on pull and friendly attentive staff to serve you. We love having a table in the window overlooking the boatyard. On a day like today when both restaurant and garden were very busy you may have to wait a while for your food but it's always good quality pub food.

Not the same anymore without Tom .

Great location, well kept real ales and home cooked food. Very good value for money. Staff were friendly and helpful, would highly recommend.

You will not get a better roast dinner anywhere! Amazing......staff are friendly and polite and it’s an all round lovely place to be

A big group of us visit Junction Inn when we have a camping weekend each June. There are 3 generations of us and this time over 30 of us were booked into the function room. The oldest person is 75, the youngest 4 months. Plus a small dog. We were welcomed into this friendly pub on a rather wet Saturday lunchtime. We enjoyed excellent, good value food served with a smile by the young waiting staff. The orders were taken by a very patient lady without errors. Thank you Junction Inn.

Met up with friends here for a Saturday evening, found the food to very good, drinks at reasonable prices, and staff were extremely helpful, friendly and made us most welcome, nothing was to much trouble.

Loverly carvery ,tasty food , friendly staff especially the chef , superb location on the canal , have been loads of times now and never had a bad experience yet , will definitely be calling in again very soon 😀😀😀😀

We called in to the Junction Inn for a quick light lunch. We chose from the light bite lunch menu, £6.95. We like a good sausage and chose sausage eggs and chips, and a sausage baguette. Frankly, these were the most awful, cheap, sausages we've had for many years. And the chips were like cardboard oven chips. Most pubs now serve a good quality artisan sausage, and these were probably Tesco Value sausages. Instead of buying in such poor sausages for less than 10p each, why not invest say 25p each for a good quality sausage? At £6.95 for sausage, egg and chips, surely there would still be at least £5 profit to provide 3 good quality sausages, 2 eggs and a few good quality chips. Providing such poor quality food is just false economy, and creates such a poor impression for a pub that has great potential, being situated next to a busy canal basin. At least the fried eggs were good and runny, and the beer was ok.

Ate here on Sunday evening with a few friends, i had the chicken with a leek and bacon cream from the specials board. I can honestly say it was without doubt the nicest cream sauce i have ever tasted, my wife had the Rump steak which she claims was delicious and perfectly cooked. The Chef here must be very good. The two waitresses were very good also and incredibly helpful. The pub was very busy, but they all seemed to cope wonderfully.

Second visit of the weekend. We had the carvery. What great selection of quality food. Even the beef had a well done joint and a seperate rare joint. The staff were all polite and friendly. Our table was served by a young man called Fraser. What a credit he is to your eatery. After the carvery we left room for the cheesecake and what a delight it was. We will definitely be back next time we are passing on the canal.

We were moored here for The day on our narrowboat. We decided to sit outside this place as it was a nice day for lunch. We ordered two meals and were told it was half hour wait which was a surprise as it was not that busy and there were lots of empty tables inside and outside. The food took fifty minutes to arrive and was decent food to eat. Drinks were nice and staff were friendly. The downside was the slow service and an awful smell in the outside eating area or raw sewage. On investigating this there was a septic tank overflowing it's contents near the outside eating area. Disgusting for an eating establishment.

I have eaten at the Junction a number of times but have never sampled a Sunday Carvery so decided to book for an anniversary meal for my parents. Wow, we were not disappointed, tender meat, fantastic selection of vegetables and great value for money! We will definitely be back again, just remember to book, as it gets very busy, saves disappointment.

The pub was very tired but the landlady was very friendly and spent most of her time the customers side of the bar. The food was extremely good, the price was very reasonable.

Grumpy old men guarding the car park , grumpy bar staff , long wait for food and it was rubbish when it arrived. Left feedback on the pubs website and got a 👍🏻 Totally arrogant .

We stopped here on a Sunday evening on our canal boat holiday as it was a convenient place to stop. Service was friendly and prompt. We had sausage and mash, which, although the sausages weren't great quality, did the job and filled us up. And you can't grumble at the price. Excellent value. Food was hot and plenty of it. And a nice pint of ale.

Having been a loyal and usually impressed customer I was very unimpressed by my visit this Easter Sunday. I decided ( maybe foolishly) not to pre book a table for a Sunday carvery as I planned for my wife and I to eat outside due to the very warm Easter weather. We turned up and found a good outdoor seat. Having done this I proceeded to order our lunches to be told unless I had booked a table I could only order food from the main menu and that there would be a 60 minute wait. Having decided it was too late to make alternative arrangements I conceded to this fate. However after 20 minutes into the wait another couple came an sat on the table next to us . After the man had come back from ordering his food I overheard him say he was given a choice of waiting 60 minutes for food off the main menu OR ..... they could have a carvery ! Imagine my annoyance of watching this couple enjoy a marvellous Sunday lunch while we endure another 20 minutes of waiting for something we never really wanted in the first place. I can only put this down to bad management/ communication within the inn . I hope this serves as a warning or at least a caution to any first time visitors to this other wise wonderful place.

Went with family for a meal - lovely food and great value for money - the pub itself is very traditional but could do with a bit of work. It’s in a lovely spot and nice to have a wall after

Went for a meal with my girlfriend on Friday which is steak night, couldn’t fault it! The food was hot, and bloody delicious, the wine was tasty, the staff were so welcoming and helpful, the service was fantastic! We were sat finishing our wine after our meal and the assistant manger brought out a pudding with some candles in for my girlfriends birthday, off his own back! Was a lovely touch to end a lovely evening! If I could give 10 stars I would! I’ll be spreading the word to anyone one I can! Will definitely be returning! :)

Best place to eat in Shropshire/Staffordshire!!

I've been here several times over the last few years, and have never had cause to complain. Overlooking Norbury Wharf, the pub serves proper pub food. Simple as that. If you're in the area, try it. I doubt you'll be disappointed.

We had a great family meal here today on New Year's Day. Hearty portions all around with a variety of choice on the menu and specials board to suit all tastes. We had reserved a table and was pleased to have a table with a canal view. Attentive service by polite staff.

We went here as been recommended to me on a number of occasions. However I ordered Carlsberg which was flat I returned it and it was replaced again it was flat but I didn't return it. We ordered steaks when they came out they were served on cold plates so i ate the steak first which as you can imagine went cold quick so I left the chips as they were stone cold. My daughter ordered a sweet asking for cream which when it arrived came with ice cream. I ordered a sweet which I don't do usually but fancied Apple pie but when this came it was cold in the middle custard came separate and was cool. I asked if this could be warmed up when it came back the pie was just splattered on the plate and the custard thrown over it at this point I complained... the annoying part was I was dealt with by the deputy manager ... the manager who was present obviously couldn't be bothered. I don't complain but felt this review was needed. Will not be going back here for food again.

A huge choice of meat and veg for the carvery, all fresh and hand peeled and chopped. The leek with bacon pieces was especially nice and very unusual. The root veg was boiled or roasted with plenty of sauces and gravy of a good consistency. We didn’t have puddings as we were too full but could see that the puddings were home made too, just like pub grub should be. We parked the car a mile away and walked along the canal to it which made for a very pleasant outing in all.

The Junction was very quiet when we visited - but a November midweek lunchtime is probably going to be like that. We received a warm welcome and the food was good honest pub food. What more could you ask?! We would certainly return here if we're in this area again. There was work going on on the canal which had been emptied but I guess there would be much more going on otherwise and in the summer it's probably busy. Even on a cold autumn day, it was lovely to walk along the towpath.

Herby chicken tagliatelle was a lump of tagliatelle, with bits of chicken, saturated in a tomato sauce which was definitely straight out a jar found on any supermarket shelf. It looked disgusting & tasted disgusting!!

We had a nice meal in the restaurant but, unfortunately, I left something of sentimental value there. I called the next day to ask if it had been found and was told it hadn't but they took my number and said they would let me know. I didn't receive a call, so I sent them a message on Facebook Messenger a few days later, to which i received a reply asking when I left it, and saying that they would contact me if found. Fortunately, a family member was in the vicinity the next week and called in, and it was there. I posted on their Facebook page to say that I was disappointed that they hadn't contacted me even though I had contacted them twice, and it had upset me greatly to think that i had lost it. I then received a torrent of trolling and abuse from, I assume, locals, one even telling me that I am a c@@t. Still no acknowledgement from the pub, and vile behaviour from their FB followers. I have given 1 star for service because of this.

We called in here for an evening meal during our cruise on the Shroppie last week.

Called for lunch whilst walking on the canal. Good Start. Got a friendly welcome. Toilets were very clean with ample very hot water. Ordered the speciality steak pie which I found very disappointing. Large portion, plenty of meat but the outer case was soggy and this affected the whole meal. Would do better to concentrate on quality rather than quantity.

Enjoyed the trip, with a group of male friends based all around England, we get together once a year. Despite starting a little late and having to rush a little to get back in time it's a nice day out. Would have got 5 stars, but the guy who showed us the boat was grouchy and treated us like a bunch of kids. We're mature professional people in our 40's. Otherwise, the service was lovely both on the phone and when booking in.

Well, I have tried my best to do so. I visit whenever a friend of mine is travelling this way on his narrow boat, and many times in between. The food is good honest pub food. The pies are particularly good and a good size. They will do half a pie for those less hungry. The fishcakes too are good. All in all a good local pub, decent beer/wine a bit lacking in atmosphere at times it has to be said. But that's true of most local pubs of today. I will continue to visit.

Programmed to stop overnight at Norbury Junction on our canalboat trip up the Shropshire. Eaten there a few years previous and the return was worth it. Arrived too late for Sunday carvery but the Steak and Ale pie filled me up. Enormous pie, totally encrusted in pastry, as opposed to a bowl and crust, full of well seasoned beef with tasty chips. Wife had Hunters Chicken, delightful. Staff most helpful and attentive with a welcome atmosphere. Will visit again, soon.

had a walk along canal with my wife and son ,decided to have some lunch went inside and ordered two ploughmans when it arrived it wasnt looking very good loads od salad leaves a couple of bits of cheese little bit of toms,plus too pricey for what we ordered

We have visited the Junction Inn several times in the past 2 weeks as we have been staying nearby. It's a great pub with friendly atmosphere and we were welcomed by the staff and the locals. It's dog friendly in the bar which is great. The food is excellent, great pies, steaks, burgers and on Sundays they do a wonderful roast carvery. Wine is good too! Thursday nights you can get 2 meals off the specials board and a bottle of wine for £25. Great value.

Visited this place on our first trip out on our new boat. We had starters of breaded mushrooms and chicken goujouns. Yummy yummy.

Visit here lots in summer as it nice to sit next to the canal.. Great nice and good food good prices and has changing real ale on so a winner winner all round .

yet again another great meal, this place has yet to disappoint, eaten here a few times cant recommend enough

I visited The Junction Inn today with my family, we all decided to go for the carvery and the right decision it was. The meat was tender I myself had the rare beef and the pork and both were cooked to perfection, the vegetables were fresh and hot (not something you find on many carverys). The staff were all friendly and efficient. So if your looking for good homecooked food served with a smile then i would highly recomend The Junction Inn

I visited here 2nd September 2018 ! Lovely pub friendly staff, carvery was beautiful so a big well done to the chef and all the serving staff will deffo return again 😁

Well. What can one say. Very poor quality of food, and service. If the food makes me ill, I'll be writing another review.

Enjoyed a lovely family meal at the junction last night, the staff were so friendly, in fact several of them joined us at our tablethe young chap serving, Foster I think his name was, really had a great knowledge of the drinks for sale. We shall return again on our next trip down from Scotland

Excellent staff, piping hot food & plenty of it. Served fairly quickly all washed down with a very decent beer - spoiled for choice really. Shame I was driving

Ordered steak baguette and came without salad garnish as stated.

First problem started when my vegetarian wife’s potato skins turned up as bacon and cheese, when we ordered cheese and onion

The food and welcome at the Junction Inn is always great. The pies legendary. We arrived by boat after last food orders and really appreciated the massive bowls of cheesy chips!

Canal side pub with a good gardent to sit and watch the world go by. Decent food at a reasonable price.

Well located Pub serves real ale and home cooked food. Beer garden and Canal side view. Plenty of atmosphere in the evenings.

My family and I had a lunch. All were really happy with the food - even the carvery was

Have been going here for past 10 years, we were there today to watch 2nd half of match as we had been on day trip on canal. 4 of us had bought drinks, 4 hadn’t, 2 of us had a drink of our own, landlady asked us to leave, was getting bags together, then she said we were taking the piss and told us to f—- won’t be going there. again , have never made us welcome anyway