Kings Arms in South Lakeland

Dropped in for drinks and food. Excellent service at bar, great beer in good condition. Three good cask ales. Super pub food, great service. Barmaid so friendly helpful and obliging. Lovely to sit outside in the sun. All the food good ingredients and very well prepared by the chef - simple but wholesome and good. Will definitely call in again when in the area.

Stopped at this pub on the way home as we were hungry, we ordered our food which came out 20 minutes later the food was burnt and didn’t taste very nice. service was awful. Do not go the toilet in this place as the ladies was filthy and had paint all over the carpet and looked as tho the plaster from the walls had chipped away. Disgusting place we will not return.

We stopped for lunch when visiting the area. The pub is ok nicely decorated, large car park and overall the food was fine, you can't go wrong with scampi and chips but the cheese cake was strange as it was plain but had a marmalade topping. I took a trip to the ladies, it was filthy with empty toilet rolls, bins overflowing, paint peeling off the walls, and the toilet and sink hadn't been cleaned that day either.

We stopped off for a pint and bag of crisps after a long walk up Hutton Roof crags. Instead of crisps we were enticed by the Sunday roast,and went all out with starters too. Amazing food, more restaurant quality than pub grub, chef obviously has a real passion for what he does along with great talent. Luke looked after us so well, he's a great asset to the team, so friendly and chatty, made sure we had everything we needed. Tip- the roast beef dinner is the best!

We stayed here on our Lands End to John O Groats trip. The accomodation was lovely, clean and modern. We had a delicious roast dinner which was very welcome after the days ride. Most importantly, the staff particularly the manager couldn't have been more friendly, helpful and accommodating! Definitely would return.

Our huge gathering descended on this poor wee local pub and they coped admirably. Andy and his team (Amy and Lauren I think?) took us in their stride and greeted us with warmth and were friendly at every turn. We had buffet, a few of us had hot dinner and some had breakfast in the morning and it was all delicious! My room was clean and my bed was cosy on a chilly night. Thanks again to Andy and his team!

I went to the Kings Arms for an early tea after a long walk in the area. The atmosphere was warm and friendly with quiet a few customers already in, even at 17.00. I ordered the "chefs special" curry and wished I hadn't. I think it was chicken, which was covered in, what looked liked a gravy. It didn't taste like any curry I've ever had. It had a little chilli pepper, so it had a little warmth but non of of the other curry spices, like corriander, cumin, cinnamon or turmeric. Also, I'd seen a photo of a curry dish on their web site but this wasn't what I got. I certainly would'nt recommend this and at 14 pound it was very poor value.

First visit since re-opened and will be back !! Super friendly staff, excellent homemade smashed burger, well kept beer, lovely Malbec....perfect local 😋

The staff were friendly and room was clean. We stayed with a small dog so was in the main house. This was like going into a time warp. The rooms need to be refurbed as they had seen far better days and bed is so uncomfortable. Bathroom needs new bath.

Popped in here for a couple of drinks while walking in the area. Great friendly welcome and service. Prices for both drinks and food were very reasonable. The place had just opened, so we were the only ones in the place, but we would definitely recommend and we will return next time we are visiting.

We came here for an evening meal was recommended by Travelodge staff where we were staying. Absolutely glad we came was lovely food great atmosphere everyone was so friendly great little village pub will come again next time we are in the area.

Lovely pub meal out with friends. Good choice on menu and tasty food. Had starters to share and great Cumberland sausage with gravy and vegetables for main meal

quite run down, we stayed in the barn conversion, fire alarm went at 6.30am, had to evacuate room, stood outside in the cold for over an hour. Nobody from pub came out to help, fire brigade came and were shocked that this was the case, no info on who to contact. Food was nothing to write home about. We were supposed to stay for 2 nights but decided to leave after breakfast. Would not recommend !!!

Stayed at the hotel for our wedding anniversary and was pleasantly surprised to be taken to a lodge around tge back of the pub. The Lodge was beautiful, very clean and cosy , we had a wonderful stay. Had our tea in the pub the food was delicious and everyone was so warm and welcoming. Thoroughly enjoyed our stay was a bargain at £52 for the night and bed an breakfast. Would definitely recommend this lovely place

Just had a 3 course Sunday lunch found the food excellent and reasonably priced nice ales. Nice welcome and service was really good would definitely visit again thanks you

We stayed here as our half way point from Cornwall to Scotland. The location firstly was perfect as it didn't take us off route. Then we were happy to see they had a good size secure carpark. Great place to let our dog have a little run around after a long journey. When we walked in everyone was super friendly and very helpful. We had dinner here wich was also very good. After having such a relaxed night we decided we would like to stay again on our way home. We opted for an upgraded room this time. Mainly so I could have a bath after a long couple of weeks of camping in Scotland. The room upgrade was well worth it, I couldn't of been more satisfied. Lovely hotel and lovely people. Would stay again. Thank you for everything you did for us 😊

Spent one night whilst visiting relatives in the area. Room was comfortable (beds especially) and clean. Also ate at the pub with plenty to eat and enjoy. Beers were good as well. Overall a pleasure to stay there and hope to revisit in the future.

This was our 2nd visit ( thought we would give it another chance. The pub has recently changed ownership and is definitely not as it used to be, the food is basically like pub chain food, no more large options of specials on the blackboards and definitely no home cooked food. Asked for bread with our food and was given what looked like the most basic white sliced loaf 2 slices no butter?? Even though we loved visiting this pub, we will not be going again Fr food.

Wow! I reckon we found a real gem here that we’ll be coming back to again and again. Lovely service, and the food was delicious. My other half asked if I was going to leave some enamel on the plate. Garlic mushroom and pea tagliatelle, if you’re interested. He had Sunday roast, and said every item on his plate was beautifully cooked and full of flavour. High five from both of us!

Check in was nice & easy with a warm welcome. We were shown to our lovely room & made to feel very welcome. The room was like a mini suite with an enormous, very comfortable bed. lovely bathroom with very powerful shower. The food was really good quality & very well presented, complimented by good service Would definitely stay here again. Thank you to the team at the King's Head.

Very welcoming, service quick & cheerful, didn't have to wait long for our food which was well presented & we really enjoyed, the table and area was clean & covid restrictions were abided by all the time.

Good Sunday lunch with friends. We had a selection of dishes. All were very good. I personally had the veggi option which was good. Nice desserts as well. Good local beer and attentive staff.

We visited for Sunday lunch. The pub is under new management. The 3 course meal is excellent value. The food we had was delicious. My only grumble is I am vegetarian, and didn’t fancy a pasta main dish on a Sunday Dinner. I chose 2 starters instead. Please consider a nut roast Sunday lunch 🤞😋 We will recommend to our friends & family 🌸

We stayed 3 nights at the Kings Arms and ate in the restaurant every night. The staff are very friendly and there was a lively atmosphere. They have a small menu but cover a wide range of pub food: Pie, burger, fish and chips, curry, Mexican etc. Everything is well cooked and presented and we enjoyed everything we had. They do a prawn cocktail in a wineglass straight out of the 1970s, but do it really well! There are veggie options but not vegan and the addition of a really good salad would give it 5 stars. We highly recommend this good value restaurant.

Pre cooked mussels which were dry and not heated through with some being almost cold. Not knowing how long since the mussels had been cooked nor how they had been kept before being served is worrying.The sauce was piping hot however it’s obvious the elements of the dish had not been cooked together when one half of the mussel shell is hot and the other is cold. Indicative of microwave reheating done badly.

We ate on Valentine's night. Great food and fabulous service. We were served by two very attentive servers. Enough said

We visited here for a drink whilst 8n the area. Lovely welcome and the dogs were welcome too. Very festive.

A really busy night in the pub but the 4 of us had another excellent meal with a fabulous Malbec 🍷😁

Our walking group of 16 people stayed at the Kings Arms for the weekend, with some of us accommodated in the hotel and some in the converted barn to the rear. Landlord and landlady Neil and Ann and all their staff were excellent throughout our stay. Rooms were fine, especially in the barn, food good and plentiful and service spot on. The bar had six different real ales on for thirsty types like us and the locals were very friendly. This was a proper pub that oozed character and individuality, a far cry from the blandness of the big chain hotels and pubs. Thank you Neil, Ann and staff for making our weekend so memorable.

This was our third visit to the Kings Arms and our second for Sunday Lunch. Good traditional Roast .....choice of two meats, a lighter version of either or a two meat roast. We chose one roast beef and one light roast pork. Both served with 2 fresh veg, roast potatoes and parsnips, large Yorkshire Pudding and gravy. The meals arrived freshly prepared, hot and were both really excellent quality and plentiful. No room left to sample one of the wide range of desserts!

The food was very good with plenty of choice. Ambient surroundings. Staff were very professional . It is in the centre of the village

Stayed here for a night a month ago. All good. Very friendly welcome. Really nice peaceful quiet room. Spotlessly clean. Great view from the window over to the Lakes hills. Really good breakfast. Good beer. All good. I'd go again.

We stayed here for 3 nights to break our journey home from Scotland and it was a lovely change from the motorway chain motels. This is a lovely old pub with rooms both in the main building and in the adjoining buildings at the rear. We stayed in the main building which was fine bearing in mind that this is an old building and to adapt it to the modern requirements of todays guests means compromise, in order to make use of available space . we were more than happy with our room and its facilities, but bear in mind rooms 1 to 6 are up two flights of stairs if you are less able. Pub serves food from a very good menu if you want to dine in the evening and breakfast was excellent with any variation on a full English available as well as cereal, fruit ,yogs, juices and the like. We received a warm welcome and the host was very friendly and only to happy to engage with you if you wanted without being intrusive. The pub is only just of the motorway but could be a million miles away, in a nice quiet village with a brilliant bus service north to Kendall and beyond and south to Lancaster, so we parked the car up and took advantage of the excellent service. All in all a great base to tour the area or for a stopover en route north or south and have no hesitation in recommending.

i had a seafood and noodle stir fry absolutley georgous ,the steak was excellent as well decent pint of beer to accompany top food the landlord was freindly all in all 10 out of 10

We had an evening meal in this pub/restaurant. The menu was good and the food was okay, The service was also okay. I disliked the fact they were setting tables for breakfast around us while we were still eating (it wasn't that late).

Called in whilst travelling north to Cumbria, the place was buzzing and clearly popular with the local community, which is always a good sign. Varied menu, efficient and friendly staff, food was piping hot and tasty, good beers, if only I wasn’t driving!

Yet another meal here that exceeded all expectations washed down with a nice few pints. Always served by friendly staff 😃

We are up here in business and stumbled across the Kings Arms and what a find.

Arrived with a group of 3 couples, we had the room in hotel, our friends the 2 rooms in annex,our room in hotel was filthy, every sheet of wallpaper hanging off wall, bathroom discusting. Asked to be moved but told no other rooms. Had to stay as our friends rooms where fine, and we'd travelled a long way,Easter weekend and no other availability elsewhere, so didn't want to spoil weekend, asked for room to be cleaned, bar person said no staff and it would be done in the morning. Had some beers and food, which was OK. Woke up next morning to find silver fish in our bed!!Went to to bar to say we where all leaving as this was discusting, suddenly a room in the annex was empty and had been all night, to say we where gutted was an understatment. This place is not cheap. The annex rooms are lovely, modern, clean and with lots of little extras. Rest of weekend past without incident enjoyed rest of our stay. We had no apology. I have given 2 star as we where not charged for the stay on the first night.

4 of us out for Sunday lunch. Roast Beef was excellent as ever 2 of us had Fish & Chips...fish was cooked perfectly. Great friendly staff.

We found the Kings Arms on Groupon. So got a fab deal for two nights away.

Stayed two nights in early Feb 19, friendly staff, good choice of real ales, food overpriced but nice, captive market! Landlord friendly but needs to spend sometime looking at the rooms. The room we stayed in, in the pub was average and needed a good clean, the bathroom needed a good clean, the bath whilst white was grey were the enamel was worn away, shower poor, roller blind was frayed, and worn in most places. It needs a thorough clean from top to bottom. One star at best.

Me and my partner visit here most Sundays as we live in the village. Food is amazing, personal favourite place for food in the area as it is always of high quality! Fast service and happy staff, always chatty. The owner, Neil is a lovely gentleman, and nice to talk to. Would recommend 10/10!

Moved in to the village on Friday so Sunday lunch we booked in for a meal.

I live locally and we are very lucky to have such a great pub on our doorstep

It was a visit to the Kings Arms that provoked me to create this account, and share with you the horrors of my experience. Myself, my wife and two children stopped off for a meal en route to visit family and were met by a condescending, unfunny and frankly rude gentleman, who we later discovered was the landlord. My wife was quite appalled by his downright sexist remarks and the children were suitably patronised. We thought that we would escape him whilst sat at the table, but the landlord decided to practically join us for the entirety of our meal, with what seemed like a never ending half pint of lager.

Visited with friends .. extremely disappointed .. food was over priced .. limited portions .. took forever to be served .. when I made comments to the landlord ... it was like talking to outer space .. avoid like the plague

We went on Saturday night with two friends,three of our meals were fine with good portions.My poor wife however asked for a smaller portion of fish and chips,this is only £2 cheaper than the full portion,it was smaller than a child's portion,not wanting to cause a fuss she waited till we got home and made her self some sandwiches.So BEWARE of smaller portions.

Visited on a business trip. Neil and Ann are very welcoming, couldn’t do enough for us, very friendly great to talk to and passionate about the pub and it’s history. The pub itself is traditional and cosy, the food was spot on too. We stayed in a room in the barn, it was modern, warm and had everything you would expect. The whole experience was a pleasure.

We came to burton for a team building day. The rooms are homely and service attentive the lanlord hosted the bar and madr us all feel welcome. Thr food was of a good quality and all 17 starters and mains came out at the same time and were of a good quality. Would recommend this place to anyone passing through of for a short break.

My wife and I stayed here recently mainly because we thought it was well situated for the South Lakes and also for parts of North Yorkshire. We stayed in the Barn conversion which was very clean and comfortable. The only downside was someone staying in the room above banging about. The food is very good, normal pub grub but hearty and well prepared. Staff were excellent friendly and efficient at all times. I was pleased to see that the bar had real ale but disappointed that there was no Hawkshead beers from the nearby brewery. We both enjoyed our stay.

What an awful landlord !!! .. Stop here for a drink and meet friends .. all that the landlord was bothered about was his parking spaces . Not the nicest person .. avoid like the plague

I have previously given this place a 5 star review, although not quite as impressed this time around - still pretty good though.

Wir haben im Hotel des Hauses übernachtet, deshalb war es nahe liegend, dass wir im Restaurant gegessen haben. Die Atmosphäre war typisch Pub, richtig authentisch. Das Essen war lecker, das Lokal sauber, der Service sehr freundlich und bemüht.

Visited Kings Arms whilst staying at temporary caravan site at Westmoreland Show ground. Food was lovely served by friendly staff who made us and the dog feel welcome on a rainy day. Plenty of parking at the rear (restricted head night if you're in a campervan) would definitely recommend.

Visited the Kings Arms with a group of friends and had a very enjoyable meal. Good pub food and beer. Plenty of parking and nice atmosphere in a traditional pub environment.

Having read so many glowing reviews on TripAdvisor, we booked into the hotel and booked for dinner.

We ate here today on our way to Scotland. It was very welcoming the moment we walked in and the menu had so many tasty sounding choices it was hard to choose.

I booked this pub for a meal for my mother's birthday. We have just moved to the area and thought we would try it after reading all the reviews.

I live locally and we are very lucky to have such a great pub on our doorstep

The food was excellent, with a good choice on the menu. A lot of the ingredients were locally sourced and the vegetables came from their own allotment. The staff were all young locals and very polite and easy to talk to. The pub has some very good ales.

I wasn't sure if food was still being served so asked and it was. Service was good. The food was good. The wife of the landlord explained to customers whilst I was there that she has Alzheimer's, and she can do some bar tasks but not others.

kings arms well worth a visit very friendly very good food specials board as well as menu friendly staff good stop off if passing through just 5 mins from burton m6 north travelodge

We needed a place to stop during a long drive from Bucks to God’s own country and this pub/hotel is 2 minutes from the M6. It was a Sunday menu so roasts were available along with the regular menu and other specials. The food was great and portions more than acceptable. The cost was fair and service great. Thanks Dom

Spent 2 nights here with a couple friends, we paid 40 each which included breakfast for the stay. So for the price I have no complaints.

Chose this location on Groupon with its good location for visiting the lakes and RSPB Leighton moss ,the pub is a friendly place and served good reasonably priced food ,the staff are friendly and attentive,the room was basic but had everything we required ,nice place for a two night stay ,the breakfast was very good ,would have no qualms staying here again

Went for Sunday lunch with the family. Grand kids really enjoyed their burgers off the "little angels" menu. Three had tge Sunday lunch and said it was really good with generous portions of meat. I had the cumberland sausage which was excellent and my apple crumble for dessert was very good. If you are on the M6 looking for somewhere to eat exiting at jn35, going via Burton in Kendal and returning at jn36 (or vice versa going south) adds few miles to your journey for food which is way better than the services between the junctions.

Plenty of car park space, very friendly and helpful staff on arrival. Log fire burning bright in the bar area where you can also eat from extensive menu and an extra specials board, starters, mains and sweets, plenty to choose from. Reasonable selection of wines also. Bar has various real ales together with popular lagers. Also a good selection of spirits including some unusual varieties of gins. Rooms ideal for my overnight and a full English breakfast and fresh coffee in the morning. On my list for a return visit when back in the area.

The beer and the food are always spot on. You can eat in the restaurant, bar or games room. The service is good and this is a pub we can cycle home from easily. It's one of our favourites when we visit the Lakes.

two day break with son and daughter in law. room was warm clean and comfortable. food was beautiful delicious fish and chips very well presented and hot. landlord and all staff couldnt do more to make our stay most enjoyable. will always return.

Came here with relatives, and although we had booked a table it wasn't necessary-it was a Wednesday lunch so this may not reflect other days .

Nos recomendaron a las armas del rey y no nos decepcionó. . Tuvimos una conversación muy agradable con el propietario y su esposa que estaban llenos de conocimiento de lugares para visitar. . Ambos disfrutamos nuestras comidas optamos por el abadejo y patatas fritas, que estaban muy bien. . Llegó caliente y. cocinado a la perfección. . . Precioso lugar para visitar, con un gran jardín de cerveza para sentarse y relajarse mientras disfruta de una bebida de su elección.

Comimos en el pub como estuvimos el fin de semana. Estaba muy ocupado cuando nos sentamos en 6. 30:00h de un viernes de junio. Después de la cantidad de tiempo para examinar el menú. Sería bueno tener escrito en tablas lo sopa/tarta del día/budín caliente...

Alojarse en la zona durante una semana y a poca distancia de los brazos de Reyes, que habíamos leído críticas y no nos decepcionó. Una cena familiar era todo lo que podíamos pedir, un excelente menú, servicio atento, comida y buenos precios. Podemos recomendar el...

Las comidas que tuvimos aquí eran realmente buenos. Ciertamente no de primera pero muy buena pubmeal. El bistec y budín de riñón estaba realmente delicioso y el mejor que he tenido en años. Una buena selección de cervezas. El personal es agradable, así que en general fue una buena experiencia.

Teníamos regularmente comido, siempre disfrutamos de la comida y dos mujeres jóvenes que trabajan normalmente muy amable y servicial.

Agradable comida familiar en agradable pub. Tuve Scampi, patatas fritas y guisantes blandos. Otras salchichas Cumberland; Chili y dijeron que eran hamburguesas deliciosas. Buena parte tamaño y fresco.

Went for a family meal, kids potions were really poor with really basic produce. Some family members had roasts which were off a good standard. I ordered a scampi and chips. I had to ask if they had served me a small portion, to which the waitress was clearly embarrassed replying 'no'. The meal had eight scampi and ten chips with a small salad. We did mention this and they knocked a portion of chips off the bill, however it is no where near its competitors in this area.

We dined here all three nights of our stay - the food was excellent and there was a good choice of dishes from both the standard menu and the specials menu. We never did manage to eat all three courses though - main and dessert was wonderully fillingBeer good and well looked afterBreakfasts were wonderul - apart from the effect on our waistlines!

My wife and I stayed in the Kings barn rooms at the rear of the hotel, they are superb warm comfortable and with all amenities . The food in the Kings Arms is very good and the staff efficient and attentive. The Landlord Neil is a good host supported by his wife Ann and they make all welcome. The motto on the fire states arrive as guests and leave as friends, they try to make it happen. We will return.

Spent a week in Burton in Kendal and ate in the Kings Arms nearly every night. The staff were friendly and helpful, the food was excellent and value for money and the pub itself was lovely and cosy with a good choice of draught ales. Be patient if you order meals when the restaurant is busy. The food is worth waiting for.

Hotel provided an excellent choice including vegetarian meals.Service was excellent.Food was very tasty

After a long drive arrived at the Kings Arms. What a fantastic pub! Fabulous atmosphere, cosy and inviting - super warm welcome from Neil. Rooms are stunning - clean and beautifully appointed. Meal was excellent value and delicious - extensive menu choices. Would wholeheartedly recommend.

Was recommended this pub for meal by the travelodge nearby. Food and service was spot on, couldn't fault it. It was pricey for a meal for a family of 4 on a budget (£56 for 2 courses and drinks each) but a nice treat as part of our holiday.

We were staying at the hotel but many people obviously book in to the hotel just for the food and it was easy to see why. It is a traditional type of restaurant opening off the bar and has a good menu with traditional fare but also specials which change daily. The food was excellent and served in a friendly way. We ate three nights and enjoyed something totally different each time.The the potato cake with black pudding and poached duck egg with mustard sauce was exceptional, as was the home made steak and onion pie with short crust pastry. Beware the portions are enormous. It is dog friendly whilst the dogs are not allowed in the designated restaurant tables are available in all parts of the pub where they bare welcome.

Chose Haddock and chips from the menu and that choice is not really inspired is it? The dish that arrived was though and it lifted "F&C" to a new level. The fish was cooked perfectly in a lovely light batter and the chips were "real" not frozen imitations. Service was excellent too, beer was well kept and overall the evening couldn't have been better. We'll certainly return next time we're in the area.

Literally a stones throw from my uncle's house and we've never had a bad meal there. Most recently I had Risotto, but in the past I've had various enjoyable pub classics. The bar staff are friendly and the fact we keep returning speaks volumes.

Phoned about 3pm in afternoon to see if had any space for 7 people the following evening. Woman on phone had no idea, had to check with her manager three times to clarify times and was rude each time. No 'please hold on one moment', instead just silence or 'erm wait a min'. Suggested 8.30pm was only time they could do (who in Cumbria eats at that time it's so late!?) then her manager said on other end no we can do 6.30.One of the guests is Vegan so asked whether they had any vegan options on their menu. She didn't even know what vegan was and didn't understand my explanation of 'like vegetarian but no dairy or eggs'. Her response was 'erm so no meat?'. I asked whether they would be able to accommodate the vegan guest and she said no. Most restaurants are very good and can make risotto, salads, soups, potato bakes or adapt their own menu without much hassle but this seemed to much for them.Needless to say we didn't book and went to The Plough in Lupton instead. Would highly recommend, the food was fabulous.

Often go on a Saturday with a large group, >8, when stayin at the nearby Travel Lodge when diving at the nearby Capernwray Quarry.Staff always helpfull and tollerent of the usual toild of large groups.Good food and drink.

Ate here whilst staying in the pubs rooms.The food was fantastic, piping hot and not expensive. Lovely selection made with locally sourced ingredients.

Family of five lunched here mid week , only us eating but had to wait an age for food to arrive which when did was very disappointing , won't be returning

Staying at Travelodge at Burton on M6 Northbound. Asked reception if there was anywhere easy to get to for evening meal. Was given info for this establishment. Phoned and booked table.Arrived for our meal a little early this was no problem.Very pleasant and helpful staff.Food very good well presented and very tasty.Asked if they did breakfast was told yes so booked breakfast for following day.After our experience we planned to call in for lunch on our return from Scotland Due to unforeseen circumstances we were not able to do this.If you are staying at Burton Travelodge and need a good meal ask reception for directions to this pub

I won't be writing anymore reviews about The King's Arms as I've been so many times and the food has always been consistently good. I am a picky person where food is concerned but can honestly say I have never been disappointed with the food here. The staff here are great, very helpful and polite. They even have an allotment on site to grow their own produce. So come on folks, it's worth the drive for excellent food.

The food here is (on our experience) always exceptional, especially the chips!Served in generous portions, everything on the plate is full of flavour.A real homely atmosphere to the place as well, would happily bring anyone here without fear of being disappointed.

Four of us went for a meal on New Years day and although it was around 4pm the pub was very busy. We managed to get a table in the beautifully decorated dining room. The landlord certainly enjoys being creative at Christmas time with his decorations. I had the sausage and mash, two of the party had rhea roast pork dinner ,and my wife had the smoked haddock. Very good sized portions and excellent fresh vegetables cooked just right which is very rare these days. None of us could fault the meals and the roast meals here are as good as you will get eating out. We all had desserts, bread and butter pudding, cheesecake, and lemon tart were all sampled and again they were very good and all homemade. The ice cream is particularly nice. This is the fifth or sixth time we have eaten here in the last 2 or 3 years and it has always been really good with good service and a very decent selection of real ales. The cost for 2 courses plus a couple of drinks each was 80 pOundle for the 4 of us. I think for the quality and quantity of food on offer this represents good value and I can wholeheartedly recommend the kings arms to anyone

Lovely lunch spot- Initially went to another pub which was very overpriced and stumbled across this gem in a small village.All 5 of us were impressed with our meals, may even be the best mashed potato I have ever eaten. The lamb shank from the specials board, fell off the bone and went down very well.

Family meal for 8 fantastic would recommend this place. Sunday afternoon had not been for years and was pleased we had good food and great beer.

Popped into the Kings Arms during a long journey home for lunch. The welcome from the landlord was very warm and he seemed pleased to offer some food to get me home. I opted for the 10oz gammon steak with a brace of eggs and chips. (See attached photo). When the food arrived it was piping hot, juicy and well cooked. The chef had avoided the dreaded, over cooked and dried up gammon steak which is as tough as old leather. The Kings Arms seem to value their reputation for producing good home-cooked food. When this is combined with good customer service, you get regular repeat visit. Don't drive by, give it a try.

Lovely meal in family friendly pub. Many good choices on the menu and others on the Specials. Lamb Shanks Yum Yum Yum.

Lucky enough to have this a local....well localish.Really like the food here especially the fish & chips.Unlike a lot of pubs they offer small adult portions for those who do not want a huge plate of food.....they are spot on!Great beer served by friendly staff....try the Wainright which is the best beer for miles.As we are regular visitors I thought it was time I wrote a review.I hear the b & b is good also.