Kaffir Inn in Blaby

Visité el Lime Tree en la hora del almuerzo 22 de febrero de 2017.

Se reunió con amigos para el té temprano. No habíamos reservado, pero eso no importa. Claudia, nuestra camarera por la noche era acogedor y amable. Elegimos la comida del menú de especialidades, que era preciosa. Debido a intolerancias alimentarias, una de nuestro grupo quería cambiar parte de la cena, que no fue un problema. Tuvimos una gran noche y sin duda volveremos.

Me encanta este bar/restaurante. Ha sido varias veces para las comidas con amigos y familia.

six of us dined here a couple of weeks ago, thought the food and service were very good, and well priced. No complaints

Attended today for a family meal with 18 family members only to find 2 tables for 18 people to sit round would not normally complain but this was booked in January this year when complained was told we have turned down 200 people today were treated like cattle there were two spare tables but were told these were booked nobody sat at them during whole meal would we go again no as staff were only interested in how quick could we eat and get out shame as there other pub is excellent and staff are friendly and always welcoming (the dovecote) need to bring them over to here and explain what is customer service customers make a business it's not all about profit and understand what a customer needs !!!!

Nos metimos en aquí para el viernes el almuerzo y resultó ser una excelente elección! La zona del bar estaba muy concurrido cuando entramos en, así que nos fuimos a través de una gran zona de restaurante. Aquí nos recibieron muy bien y nos ofreció una mesa.

Pasamos el día de Navidad día almuerzo en el Lime Tree. Absolutamente fabuloso tiempo, todo el personal atento, trajo un auténtico espíritu festivo para el día y la comida era fabulosa. Toda la crédito para el equipo para hacer la primera Navidad en el Lime Tree un día para recordar. Regresar para la víspera del Año Nuevo, que era igual de fabulosa - bien hecho a todo el personal dedicado que trabaja allí

Fuimos a la hora del almuerzo para unas obras comida de Navidad, así que toda la comida estaba reservado.

Visitamos la lima kaffir para todo el cuerpo Inn, ahora llamado el Lime Tree, en un sábado por la noche con mi marido y mi madre. Pub ha sido reformado recientemente y muy buena pinta. Miramos el menú en línea antes de que nos fuimos para asegurarse de que había algo que podía comer ya que tengo algunas alergias alimentarias, que puede hacer que comer fuera difícil. Nos pusieron a nuestro pedido y esperamos para nuestra comida. Pedí la seta y el halloumi a la hamburguesa vegetariana en una cama de garbanzos judías pintas con los calabacines salteado. Lo que me dieron fue un bollo de pan con un trocito de queso y un campo hongos y una pila de patatas fritas hechas. Me señaló a la camarera que lo que ella me había dado no era lo que yo había pedido, envió otra camarera una y otra vez le dije que lo que había servido para mí de ninguna manera parecía la descripción del menú. Ella nos envió el gerente una y otra vez le dije que la comida en mi plato no era lo que había pedido. Aparentemente no tenían ningún garbanzos y un pedazo de queso y champiñones es su idea de una hamburguesa! No hace falta decir que me decepcionó mucho con esta comida y sólo comimos el queso y champiñones y algunas de las patatas fritas que estaban tan duras que no podía Spear ellos con mi Fork. Mi marido pidió la pizza gusto a carne de fiesta que tenía cinco pequeños trozos de carne, apenas un banquete. Afortunadamente, no hizo ningún intento por mi comida. No volveremos

Restaurante, en la parte de atrás del pub, está decorado de forma agradable y el poco ocasional de partición le da un ambiente bastante acogedor.suficientes personas allí en un día laborable a mediodía para darle algo de ambiente, pero bastante relajado sin estar abarrotado, todas las edades, desde familias jóvenes y ancianos. calentita en un día frío.flexible gama de comida de sándwiches y ensaladas de platos principales, con la opción de tener algunos de los platos, una de las más pequeñas y más barato el almuerzo especial o plato principal más grande. Buena comida aspecto y sabor, ensalada en el lado del plato era más de una porción guarnición. pudines estaban bien - crema suave de hielo con granola era un toque inusual y del trabajo. Precios - 6 libras más razonable para cualquier especial para almorzar. El servicio era agradable y profesional y personal servicial. Nos encantaría volver.

Good food no complaints on that....enjoyed.But waited sometime for food after ordering....waited 20 minutes for plates to be removed and asked if we would like desserts.Seems staff are busy, and not checking who needs serving.If they had their own areas to attend iam sure they would see what was going on clearer, and customers attended to quicker.After reading other reviews staffing seems to be the main problem yet it's still going on!!!!Needs dealing with asap before a nice place no longer exists..

This was our third visit to The Lime Tree. Yet again delicious food, really lovely staff and brilliant atmosphere. Bar staff were very busy but efficient, polite and friendly. The Prosecco served in martini style glasses with strawberries was such a good start to the evening! There were 4 of us and ordering was made complicated by our request to have some starters followed by more starters with mains! R our waitress, with great humour and a big smile got it all completely correct and we got exactly what we ordered. Fish and Chips, Pizza, Mussels and Pâté were all cooked to perfection. The Cheesey garlic bread is particularly good. Well Done Chefs. I was delighted to find the Flapjack Brownie dessert was on the specials menu again. Heaven on a plate! Please don't stop including it! An extensive menu, appropriately priced. This is just what we needed in Whetstone. Keep up the great work.

Rang last minute Sunday afternoon for a table for 8 and they managed to fit us in. Carvery was lovely we especially liked being able to help ourselves to as many Yorkshires as we liked, some restaurants are fussy about this and we are huge yorkie fans! Food was hot, table was set lovely and the staff were attentive. Name has now changed to The Lime Tree. Overall nice sunday dinner. Had better had worse. :-)

We visited here last night for a birthday meal and have no complaints. We decided to pay for drinks separately at the bar. Meal wise, 10 people in total came to less than £80 which was very surprising, food tasted good, was warm and all came out together. Staff were friendly, you could tell they were inexperienced but apart from that they were welcoming and did nothing wrong.I would definitely visit again.

Visited the Lime Tree on Sunday, after booking for 4.30 we got our drinks and told to go straight to our table, we ordered a carvary which the meat selection was good and also plenty of veg to choose from , it please us as veg was cooked through a not just blanched. Our daughter had a vegetarian meal which she enjoyed. Will definitely return again.

Absolutely shocking, over charged us first then the steaks came out cooked the wrong way with wrong sauces. Very poor pub food at its best. Live local but will not be coming back soon.

This could be just what the area needs, however disappointingly poor I found it.A very busy Friday night may be the excuse but the food was average at best.They are trying to compete with the Bakers Arms style and missing the mark by a long way. Bar prices are expensive, food prices expensive for the quality.Same standard of steak as the Manor- and that's Buy one get one Free.The service was poor, slow to react, lack of smiles at the bar etc. Ella was great though.I am a food snob and I like quality- I will give this another chance but not in a rush.

We visited on a Saturday night having booked for 8.00pm. We had been a few times since the pub was re-launched and had enjoyed it. The bar was very busy and we had to queue for about ten minutes to say that we had arrived. (they really need a separate space for diners to book in). We were then taken through into the restaurant at 8.00pm (there was then a whispered conversation between the waitress and the manager) only to be told that our table wasn't ready. We were then taken back to the bar and had to queue again to get drinks! Not a good start! About ten minutes later we were taken back to the restaurant and seated. Five minutes later our wine arrived but it wasn't the one we had ordered. Apparently they had run out of chilled white wine. Five minutes later another bottle of wine arrived plus some drinks that we hadn't ordered. It was very busy and it just seemed like the staff were trying their best but really didn't know what they were doing. Our food was good but very different from other times when we have eaten there e.g. the tikka masala was completely different both in taste and in the way it was served. I think it is obviously very early days and I am sure that it will settle down but we had taken friends with us and assured them it was good and quite frankly it was disappointing. The staff all seem to be trying hard but it needs to be sharper and more organised. We will go again at some point.

Went for a family Sunday lunch and it was delicious and the service excellent. couldn't fault anything at all. However visited on a Wednesday night after booking a table earlier that day and they were obviously having a bad day. Hadn't got a table to start with and then the items we wanted weren't available. Eventually got served and the food was still delicious even though not first choice. There were 2 other tables we know of that were complaining due to delays and wrong meals being sent out etc. We had decided to go back there because my husband had really enjoyed his first meal which was great because he has had treatment which meant he hadn't been enjoying his food and this had been a turning point. Unfortunately the second time we went we ate far too late because of the wait which rather took the shine off the evening. We probably will go again because the food is good and hopefully the poor service was just a one off.

Good choice of food, reasonable prices, good service,Excellent Stilton sauce, very tasty crumble and custard.Staff very attentive, not flustered when we changed our order in mid service.Now called The Lime House, very good external gardens for little ones, play area and outside garden bar ideal so you can order drinks and keep a watch on your kids.

Great food, good atmosphere,friendly staff, good outside area with plenty of safe runaround area for children. All together a good night out.

Refurbished and now The Lime Tree. Nine of us arrived and were shown to a really nice table. The décor was 'shabby chic', pleasant and comfortable. A good range of spacious seating. The service was great, just enough time between courses and reasonably priced. My poached salmon was cooked perfectly and vegetables just right. It is what it is, pub food. No disasters and everyone seemed ok with their choices. However, the ice cream machine wasn't co-operating so my summer pudding sundae had collapsed and was running down the side of the sundae glass.Had pooled on the table and had dripped on the floor just missing me. A cloth would have been helpful. The apple and sultana crumble was rather stodgy but overall a very pleasant evening.

Now the Lime Tree pub and dining and although the Kaffir was ok the Lime Tree is great. Completely refurbished including the menu which has a good selection choice at reasonable prices. The service was exceptionally good and we will be returning.

Lovely atmosphere. The food was tasty but not presented at all well. A few salad leaves would have made a big difference to the scampi (six or seven pieces), large fries and peas ( especially when one of our party asked for no peas it would have been good to have been offered salad). The lemon sole gougons were delicious but one again a wee bit of coleslaw or salad would have made it into an attractive meal.

I don't like reviewing hidden gems as usually like to keep it to myself so its doesn't get too popular ! However have to share the fact that having been for a large family lunch here today , the food and the staff were beyond outstanding. Its undergone a recent refurb and is comparable to any upmarket gastropub you might fiind in Norfolk or Cornwall. The staff couldn't do enough and the quality of the food was outstanding and definitely homemade and not reheated microwave nonsense. We also ate from the Carvery which was again high quality properly cooked food, overall we will definitely be back and cant fault the place , its also exceptionally reasonable in its pricing.

We have just returned from a lunch time meal which was truly awful. Food was overcooked and probably microwaved reheated. Portion control was way out (£7 for tennis ball sized lasagne and 5 salad leaves, not to mention over cooked quiche that was like scrambled eggs in a stale pastry). Tables hadn’t been cleared and there were flies everywhere even though it wasn’t that busy. The waiting staff finally cleared the table next to us for the flies to then take an interest in us. Spent the whole time batting them away from my food whilst debating whether to finish the awful food, needless to say we didn’t and left after only 20 minutes never to return!

eight of us ate here on a Wednesday night. We arrived and were immediatly taken to our table in the restuarant and intoduced to our waitress. The staff were excellent and friendly and the service was excellent. All our starters and mains arrived together. I had the garlic mushrooms which were excellent followed by the pan fried chicken another good choice. All comments from our table were that the food was excellent. Even the fussy eaters said they would deffinately come back. Over all a great meal will deffinatley go back. The food was also excellent value for money. The refurbishment was also good and would even recommend if you were not eating.

I went here for drink the pub looked good was busy but I was thinking of going here for a meal but wow the toilets for a refurb place let u down

I went on Thursday evening on a "date night" with my partner, firstly got to say the revamp is great a fresh new look is what the place need!! It was nice to see it busy again, couple of pointers I would like to make 1. The smoking area, as a non smoker I didn't like the fact that the doors from the smoking area were left open all I could smell whilst eating my meal was smoke, in your defence it was a hot day but still not a pleasant experience whilst eating. 2. No one came to ask if the food was ok I have to get up find some to send my steak back as it was over cooked, it took sometime for my second meal to arrive by the time it had my partner had finished hers but to be honest my second steak was cooked to perfection and was amazing!!! A couple on the table near us complained about there meal and was offered a free Desert, why wasn't I gutted about that, all in all it was a nice meal, we will have another meal and see how that goes, I would say to people definitely give it a go as I think my experience was just teething problems!!!

Visited here for lunch today, love the new look and name change. Food was well presented, menu has a good range of choice. Good decision to turn the worn out failing pub into a trendy looking restaurant and bar. Hope it does well!

Oh dear. It's been a long time since I've tasted food this bad. Really friendly bar person - think perhaps the landlady - but chaotic service, the food took ages and the food was terrible and really expensive. Bad quality and very obviously the absence of a chef or good cook in the kitchen. Scruffy and low rent surroundings. Also my son put his hand in dog poo on the way out in the 'kids' playground' so that summed it up! Lastly, NEEDS A NAME CHANGE. Only realised what it was called as we were driving off. As far as I know, 'Kaffir' only has one meaning and no establishment should be called that in this day and age. All in all, a horrid visit.

Our first visit under the new ownership. Very welcoming Landlady and Staff. Lovely food. Reasonable priced. Well worth a visit. Nice open space for children to play with play equipment and a bouncy castle.

Tried the pub on it's opening day. Had meal. Food was tasty and well presented. Good service, quite prompt too considering the place was busy.Pleasant atmosphere with lots of families there.

This is our local and recently came under new management, thought we would give it a go as would be a greats lace to support. Really not geared up to any great demand. We had to ait nearly alf n our for the carvery and it wasn't really that busy. The staff waiting at table were dressed inappropriately, no dress code. Also we were put on a table that was not laid. The food was reasonable but needs improvement. The service needs major improvement to attract repeat restaurant custom. At the moment it is more suited to a lorry drivers caff. Will give it another chance in a few weeks to see if it has improved. Visited Sunday 22nd March at 1.30pm

Strange if it ain't broke don't fix it. Basically been took over and trying to put his stamp on in which does not work . Over heard another couple saying it was weird. Food was average not worth 10 quid which was specified when ordered and you can the food wad sitting round in hot water and microwaved. In my opinion they cannot wth a big rush of people. Its a shame if they carry on this will close

My first visit since a new landlord has taken over and what a difference it has made.Due to business and hospital appointments my wife and I needed to find a local resteraunt for an evening meal.The food was excellent, the room had been redecorated and refurbished, and the service prompt.Although local to us, past visits were not very encouraging so we rarely used the resteraunt, BUT if the current standard is retained we shall visit on a regular basis

We went to the Kaffir in on Sunday 22nd Feb for my husbands birthday. We were very, very dissapointed with the service, it was very slow, they trid to cram a family of five around a small table for 4.The food was cold, meat was fatty and cold and the choice was minimal. The veg was frozen veg and the roast potatoes we also frozen. The whole operation was disorganised and shabby.

I used to be a regular here till I moved away in May but friends of ours who gig have recently had a December date cancelled at the Kaffir because it has apparently closed down. Not really surprised as clientele had dropped off significantly when I last went which is a shame because it has a good sized restaurant at the back and a big garden with play equipment, but the bar seating area needs a good professional redesign and not painting sloppily in cheap white emulsion or Man United colours like last time. It would have also helped if the beer towels weren't on the pump of my preferred lager nearly every time i went and food service had been a bit more consistent. I advise they get some real ales in if it reopens and ditch the big telly. Food was always reasonably priced and nicely cooked when we used to go weekly but one night we paid and waited an hour and no food came. When we asked where it was, we were told the chef had left and the kitchen was closed but they pulled out all the stops and an off duty chef made sure we had a good meal, albeit very late.

Been with the wife two or three times recently. Good food at a realistic price. Side salad a bit limp and boring but the main part of the meal good. Will go again.

Visited mid week evening with the family. Could not find anything to complain about - quality, portion size, presentation and temperature of the food was excellent. Staff were pleasant and helpful as well. Nice garden as well.

Our family f three booked recently and arrived. There were only two people in the bar on a Saturday night and about 6 people in the restaurant at the back, people were sitting outside in the beer garden.Food was decent and quite tasty and filled us all.A very quiet place with very little atmosphere and for a Saturday night this was surprising.Bar staff a bit abrupt but apart from that I thought it was reasonable.The restaurant is clean and tidy and well set out. I would go again in the future as the food was good but if you want a bustling noisy environment this does not appear to be the place.

We go on Sundays now and then for the carvery, it is the best one in Leicester and we have been to a lot. The food is always fresh and tasty and you have lots to choose from, the meats on offer are lamb, beef, pork, gammon and turkey I went for the beef today as it's my favourite, it ALWAYS melts in the mouth without fail that's why I love it here so much, everything just tastes amazing especially with heaps of delicious gravy all over it. We have never ate anything but the carvery from here so I can't comment on the menu but I'm sure that would be just as yummy as everything's homemade and fresh. If you haven't tried this place before it's a must the prices are reasonable and you will not be disappointed, service is great too.

Had a late lunch here. Food was excellent and reasonably priced. Drank here severa times but this was first meal. Will definitely do it again.

another great night at Kaffir Inn great food last night, great service...highly recommended A++++++++

This Restaurant shouldn't be allowed to function at all in a civilised country.Some medieval sect from Middleeast call long established religions and followers of those civilised religions as kafirs!!!Sick. Putting that tribal word to a restaurant makes anybody sick and revolting.No civilised person should go to that rotten place.It should go a Saudi desert and may be it attracts tribals to feed on like camels.What a sickening name!!!!!????

We attended the pub for a few drinks around Christmas, not much for kids to do and we were quite worried about being there after the locals told us stories about the goings on...

It is some time since our last visit but we decided to give it a go for evening meal on a Monday night. The menu is a laminated A4 sheet with the majority of meals on 1 side and snacks and side dishes on the other side. The food is reasonably priced with a deal of 2 dishes for about £12 or a more expensive options ranging to about £12 each.. We went for the cheaper dishes and they were small portions but tasted fine. My first choice was not available and I also heard them tell another table that there was only 1 steak left when they wanted 2. You get what you pay for here. Nice staff, but service was a bit slow.

I only go to the Kaffir in the summer for the kids play area. Bar service has always been fine. The play area is very large, not over crowded with a good selection of spaced out , well maintained equipment. In dry weather there is a also a free bouncy castle. A good place for an afternoon or evening drink with lively kids.

the service was none excitant. we were sat at a table in the bar area right next to the exit door where people came in and out for cigarettes. when asked if we could move to an unoccupied table they told us no because that table was booked (but we had booked as well). at no point did anyone come and tell us what we had to do to get our meals. our table was not set up. it was like they had just put some tables together to accommodate us. we had to ask for our table to be cleared some 20 minutes after we had finished eating. the food was very nice.

Booked a table for Father's Day, shoved on a table in the bar when restaurant had spare tables. Table was next to fire exit which was propped open numerous time by both staff and visitors. We got up to shut the door and just kept being opened. Smoke from the smokers coming straight into where we were eating. Highlighted to bar staff and nothing was done. We had to ask for table to be cleared, table was not set in the 1st place. Will never eat here again...

Had dinner here last night with friends from Australia. Although quiet, being a Wednesday evening, we had a great meal. The service was very good and the price was exceptional. The staff were friendly too. It had been some years since we went for our last meal here which was to say the least very poor and staff were not friendly then. I has changed hands a couple of times since then, so definitely giving The Kaffir a thumbs up.

All i can say is that when ever im away i compare my sunday roast to the one i can get in the kaffa whetstone & in all my years nothing has come close, yes you can buy a sunday lunch for £5.99 & think your saving a few quid but id rather pay the xtra money & treat myself & enjoy my lunch.The veg choice is second to none from fresh broccalli, couliflower cheese,the green beans, shredded cabbage etc to the choice of potato,roasted, mashed, boiled to the large choice of meats they have on offer so 5***** in my eyes & the staff are friendly too & are happy to see to your every need so go & enjoy!!!

It's been some years since we have eaten at the Kaffir. In the old days they offered a reasonably priced and varied menu that was presented as individually cooked. Unfortunately this is no longer the case. Today's menu is pretty standard and unadventurous. To add to that it's seems to be cheap ingredients that aid fast service. The sausages were cheap with powered mash and the sweets were packaged with powered custard.On the positive side the service was good and the portion size was reasonable. In short, it is what it is - body fuel and nothing special.

I have visited this place on many occasions over the years and it just gets better and better! Great quality food soo much choice on carvery hot plate, lovely surroundings, absolutely fantastic staff always make us feel welcome. Children's garden park at rear with bouncy castle in summer. Cannot recommend this place enough!

Been here a few times now in the last few months, and it never fails in food, service and pleasant surrounds, it's brilliant value, been for Sunday lunch, Friday eve, and weekday lunch time, would recommend it

1 x 70th Birthday Celebration......Very impressed with Christmas Decorations on entering and the food was plentiful and enjoyable. Polite staff.1 x Family meal for 6 people. Again, good quality food, and pleasant surroundings.Quiet environment on these occasions...who wants noise anyway? Made a change from unruly children and loud music.Probably quiet because local people are not aware of the change in the Kaffir in recent times.

thanks to all staff at Kaffir for making our Xmas office party special last month, had mixture Xmas Fayre and New menu - spot on!! , first class quality , full house great atmosphere ...bit amazed at Simon S comments obviously got wrong venue !

I've just visited today for an evening meal and was pleased with both the service and food. Great value for money nice atmosphere would highly recommend this establishment.

We visited here mid December 2013 to find it empty (now i know why) it took an age to even be acknowledged, when someone finally served us our drinks (the landlady) she was rude and unhelpful, we ordered some food that was over cooked and dry, and we even sent 2 out the the 6 dishes back that were not what we ordered! With it being quiet in there it was easy to here the foul mouthed landlady swearing in the kitchen, the food was as bad as her language, avoid this place at all costs?

Me and my friends came last week to try the new cheap menu on two main meals for £9.95. Couldn't ask for any more for value for money. Staff were very friendly and very accommodating. Both the bar and restaurant were decorated lovely, very warm and welcoming. The food was very fresh and could tell it was homemade. Definitely would visit again and recommend to anyone!

We decided to go on the off chance for Sunday lunch . We made a good choice . There was a carvery with five different choices of meat and a variety of vegetables which was self service which was brilliant . It was also not busy but comfortable in its surroundings . Lovely play area for chidren at the back of the pub for families . Would go back again .

Went recently in a party of eight. The food was reasonable although slow to be served. Six of us were waiting with food until the last two were served. The sweets in the display cabinet are just like half portions at full prices so we didn't have any. Best value is probably the bar food menu.

I have lived in whetstone for many years i have not been to the kaffir in years we went 3 weeks ago to the theme nite on a thursday also been to the carvery on a sunday food and service was excellent.Myself and family shall go back.....hope the theme nites continue!!!!!!!

Visiting with family, we had hoped for a decent, reasonably priced carvery in a small countryside pub. What we got was far from this. The problems we experienced were:1. The server on the till demanded payment upfront for the carvery, as soon as we walked in the door. This is the worst welcome I've known, and it's offensive to demand payment before being shown to our table (although we weren't shown to our table and had to guess which was ours). It was £10 for an adult. I have no issue with the cost directly, but in light of problem no 2, I do...2. The carver demanded a ticket before serving (which while fair enough in theory only added to the sense that they expected us to do a runner at a moments notice). The food was below acceptable standard. Overcooked meats; overcooked, tasteless, mushy vegetables; watery gravy and, I strongly suspect, instant mashed potato were the fare presented to us. It was a struggle to even get through the meal. One person in our party is a vegetarian and we asked what the option was. Mushroom stroganoff was the option, but it was inedible and not really a main for Sunday lunch, more like whatever was hanging around. No way was that worth the money. 3. Bar service was shoddy. The barman didn't know anything about the wines (I asked for a bottle rather than from the tap) and in the end I plumped for one that looked and TASTED like it cost £2 from a booze cruise. The price tag of £14 left me speechless. I don't mind paying more than that for a bottle of wine, but that wasn't worth half the price. 4. The "New" decor looks cheap and, frankly, as if nothing more than a paintbrush has seen the inside of that restaurant during it's refurb. The new management is evidently intending to fleece customers for all they can, without providing even an acceptable level of food, drink or service. Clearly treating your customers with contempt is their business model. I'm no psychic but I suspect that this business will be changing hands AGAIN in the near future. They call themselves the "best local carvery". I'd disagree, and advise you to go to the Toby Carvery at the Foxhunter. That was WAY more enjoyable than this place. I live in Manchester, and can get an EXCELLENT Sunday lunch for literally £2 more in the city centre. This place is therefore unacceptable.

Having eaten in the restaurant here a few months ago I booked a table to eat at this local pub/restaurant for a Tuesday evening at the end of January but was surprised to arrive to find the restaurant closed and the food being served in the bar. This wasn't a problem. The menu wasn't the biggest but there was an offer of 2 main courses and a bottle of wine for £20. My friend and I chose from the main menu and the slow roast belly of pork and the sirloin steak were both delicious. It was a shame that all night there was only us and another couple in the whole place plus the bar man and chef! Over the last few years this place has changed hands a few times but I would recommend that people go back and give it another try, it is a great local pub/restaurant and I am sure I will go again.Worth noting is that there is a large garden outside with childrens swings as well as a covered area for those who need to smoke.