Lemon Arms Public House in Cornwall, Isles of Scilly - Phone Number, Reservations, Reviews

Stopped here for dinner, on the Thursday pie and a pint night which made it really good value. Food was excellent and service very good. Lovely traditional pub, well worth a visit.

I am ceoliac. I always have problems eating out. This pub was The exception. A wide choice of gluten free options on the menu including battered fish and chips. I have say this was the best fish, chips and mushy peas I have eaten for a long time. Very busy and I can see why even on a Thursday night. I would recommend this pub to any one.

A light lunch with a friend after walking from Flushing to Mylor Bridge. Deep fried Brie with chutney and crusty bread, washed down with a cold white wine. Delicious! We sat outside as the weather was glorious. The girl behind the bar was friendly.

The Lemon Arms is a great pub. The food is lovely and very reasonably priced for the area. They also have a good selection of real ales. Two of us had steak and ale pie and one had the homity pie. Very impressed and great service too. Also, dog friendly, a great find.

I really like this pub and should come more often. Friendly inviting atmosphere for both locals and visitors. Food is very good and prices are not over the top. Great Sunday roasts, steaks and fish and chips. Definitely recommend

Wonderful pub. Food, beer and staff are all excellent. The steaks are some of the best I've ever had and the pub is a delight to visit whenever be are nearby.

Lovely welcoming dog friendly pub. Good service. Staff were very accommodating. Great food. Would recommend the mussels and the rib eye steak.

Excellent service, great food, very reasonable prices. Highly recommend. 19 of us, food came promptly and within a few minutes of each other. All delicious. Thank you.

We called at the Lemon Arms for lunch after a good walk along the River Fal and the creek. There were lots of people inside, always a good sign, and the atmosphere was warm and welcoming. We ordered, in my wife's case, soup, and in my own, mackerel pate and toast. The two dishes took quite a time to come, so it was a good job we weren't in a hurry, but both were enjoyable. Our main criticism would be that the bread or, in my case, the toast served was pretty ordinary. Quite often in Cornwall, you get either a cheese scone or a chunk of garlic bread with your soup, but not here. I regretted that. But the service was courteous, and we enjoyed our visit. We would call again.

We stopped by for some food, definitely one of the best burgers I’ve ever had! the food is amazing and the staff are lovely, beautiful village pub.

We had dinner here on a Monday night in early Oct whilst staying in a local holiday cottage and wanting to meet up with local friends. As we all enjoy a quiz night, the Lemon Arms on a Mon eve was perfect so we booked! The 6 of us enjoyed starters and main courses and a couple of ice creams as desserts. Portions were large and tasty. I had seafood linguine which included lots of fresh big juicy mussels in their shells. The quiz was good too - a particularly tough one that night apparently, but amazingly our team won - it's free to enter, with prize being a free round of drinks. Sadly we couldn't make the most of our winnings due to several drivers in our group so our prize order included some cups of tea:-) A friendly local pub. Like the last reviewer, we had our dog with us and that worked fine.

We were looking for a local pub to eat at where we could bring our dog, it was a Monday and it was Quiz night so we booked an early table. We had the smoked mackerel pate and the seafood linguine and it was excellent. The fish was of good quality snd tasted really fresh. The mussels were really good! We returned the following night and I had the mushrooms and my partner had the bbq chicken burger which was enormous but really tasty. The food wasn’t expensive, the portions were big,the ales were great, the pub was full of locals and we got a good friendly welcome. The only possible negative thing I would say is that the tables were sticky but that’s all. We loved this pub.

We had'nt booked a table on the Bank Holiday evening and the pub was pretty full - but the lovely lady behind the bar offered us the opportunity to sit outside which was fine. However, while we were waiting for our food to arrive a table for 2 became vacant inside the pub and we happily took that one. As we were sitting at the bar mulling over what to eat - a gentleman next to us having heard our deliberations told us that in his opinion the pies were really, really good. Well, of course - with that recommendation - we both went for the steak and ale pie - and were not disappointed. They were absolutely delicious. Came out piping hot and so full of beautifully tender beef - they were fabulous. My chips were slightly anemic looking - but it made no difference at all to the meal. All the staff were really helpful and we thoroughly enjoyed the meal. They do have a Quiz Night on a Monday night and so we were very lucky to get a space inside - probably more sensible to book !!

Lovely local pub tucked away in Mylor Bridge, full of locals. Great value menu and plenty of specials, all food sourced from local suppliers which is spot on for Cornwall. Cornish Best on draught, ale lover's paradise!

The worst ‘pub grub’ ever! Save your money & cook dinner at home! Wasnmt expecting al a carte but this is cheap food, cooked badly & served poorly ….. GO ELSE WHERE!

Located in a small village on the edge of Penryn. The 'Arms' is a true local pub serving food at a reasonable price in a cosy atmosphere. Service was prompt and friendly

Really deteriorated over last 12 months - we visited twice as a family of 4 over a 10 day period in August. We booked tables both times, each time on arrival warned there was a half hour wait, both times the wait was an hour or just over an hour. No-one came to update us on wait times on either occasion and there seemed to be a staff shortage front of house. Food is very acceptable basic fare, usually well cooked. Whoever takes the bookings is either ill informed or greedy, there is no excuse for taking more bookings than the kitchen is capable of servicing. Such a pity. The lemon Arms has been a family favourite for a decade or more, but no longer.

Traditional Cornish Pub offering very tasty generous size roast dinners including a vegetarian option and a child's meal. Everyone was happy. The staff were very friendly and accommodating. Also dog friendly as we brought our dog with us. We had a lovely time and would definitely recommend.

I travel down to Cornwall maybe once or twice a year to visit my Nan in Mylor Bridge. Having the Lemon Arms just a stone throw away is a blessing as I have never had even a hint of a bad experience in there. The staff always make you feel welcome (Even to us Essex folk) there is always a family friendly and cosy vibe going on in there and the food is absolutely wonderful. Myself and my Fianceè ended up having dinner down here twice last week whilst we were down, the first time I had the Mylor Butcher Sirloin Steak and the second time I had the Lobster Thermador specials which at around £20 per dish were worth every penny. Looking forward to returning when we next travel down!

We visited twice during our wet summer holiday late July .and on both occasions the food was excellent First visit , we had seafood ling linguini and steak pie well filled and meaty pie and large prawns chunks of fish and a good number of mussels in the linguini , just one thing missing , a spoon to scoop up the sauce in the linguini . The second time we pre ordered Lobster thermidor and we were not disappointed ,well worth a visit

A warm welcome and a cozy pub environment. Staff were excellent, knew their menu and were happy to make slight changes to accommodate taste. Varied menu with a specials board. Food was excellent and a great choice of draught beers. Would highly recommend if you want a break from the usual chain pubs. Support the independents!

What a lovely Cornish gem. Found The Lemon Arms by accident, and what a great find it was. Lovely atmosphere, friendly staff, great food, and we stumbled upon a pub quiz as well, what’s not to love. Great craic. Felt very at home and relaxed. Brilliant wee night.

What a discovery! Walked up from MYLOR harbour- 30 mins- to this superb pub catering for locals and visitors alike. Great value, a warm welcome, good choice of draft beers and excellent food. Specials board changes regularly - we know because we went back for...

we cam as a group - 5 people and 2 dogs on a saturday evening, and WOW, the food was amazing, having opted for starter and dinner - everyone was very happy with the quality and portion size and of course value for money. The...

A wonderful evening in a lovely pub. Really good pub food and beer, plus a good value wine list. The steak pies were everything you’d expect and very meaty with a short crust lid. The Homity Pie was also very good indeed and the mussels...

Lovely old pub very attentive staff food came out in a reasonable time and looked very nice we had ordered one pie with mash and a pie with chips pastry and gravy we’re very tasty sides good just one big issue hardly any meat content...

We had a very friendly welcome and the staff of this attractive village pub in Mylor Bridge were very attentive throughout. The reasonably priced menu and Specials Board were varied offering a good choice of dishes. The food which arrived in good time was well...

So good came back here again two nights in a row. Great food, great ambience, team are so damn friendly and the food was stellar. They cater for gluten free amazingly well. No complaints.

I ordered a takeaway meal for four people. Very friendly on the phone, helpful and efficient. The food was piping hot, and absolutely delicious. My husband said it was the best steak pie he has ever eaten (and he’s had a few!). Amazing value for...

Excellent meal today at a brilliant pub we'd never been to before. My son and I had roast beef and lasagne respectively. Both were very delicious. Very friendly staff and pub, the food was also very good value. It was also pretty busy - always...

We used to be regulars when our children were young but haven’t been now for several years. I think we may become regulars again. All three courses were excellent, the service was great and the bill was very reasonable. It’s traditional pub food with a...

We have been coming to this corner of Cornwall for many decades and The Lemon Arms is always our go to choice of local eateries. With a really friendly and helpful team it ticks every box for a great local pub. The foods is generous,...

Great fire on a very cold evening . Good Bar atmosphere too. Excellent local made mackerel pate , followed by one of the best Gammon Steaks I have eaten here or anywhere else for a very long time . Good thickness and perfectly cooked with...

Great place for Sunday lunch. Choice of small, medium or large. Small is ample with several veggies including cauliflower cheese and three slices of meat, turkey anyway. Fantastic fresh and very hot All for £7!. ,During these straightened times its wonderful to see how they...

Down to visit our niece who is at university here and came to the Lemon Arms for an evening meal. The pub has a ‘real pub’ vibe and a good pub menu. Fish & Chips went down well, as did the Cornish burger. Puppy Friendly...

My hoomans brought me here so we could meet up with family and enjoy a meal. I loved it cos it was very puppy friendly and everyone made a fuss of me. Other pups in the bar so we enjoyed a good sniff and tail...

3 generations of family went here for dinner. I had the fish and chips which was a good sized portion, nicely cooked and tasty. There’s a decent selection of beers and it’s dog friendly so it’s perfect for us

We (3) spent a wonderful evening at the Lemon Arms on 27 Oct - fortunately our meal coincided with a performance by the brilliant Lemonaires. The pub is warm and cosy and the staff friendly and welcoming. The food was excellent. Everyone paid attention when...

My wife and I have eaten at The Lemon Arms three times in the last 8 days and all meals were lovely. It is a friendly and Dog welcoming place, which us essential as we took our dog on holiday. Anyway we ate here thus...

Proper pub, great, unpretentious food at very reasonable prices, great service. Nice interior in a very pleasant location

We had a fabulous time at this place. Proper pub, proper food & proper prices. Dog friendly, very welcoming & lovely staff. Very accommodating with the puddings & allowed us to mix & match. Mussels were delicious. Will will definitely be back.

Greeted by friendly staff, which is always nice and very dog friendly. The food (ham, egg & chips, scampi & chips) was ok, very cheap frozen chips. Homemade coleslaw was delish though and beers good

Good food, good service and a good ambience at a reasonable price. If you are after a faultless, pub dining experience this was spot on. Would happily eat here again.

Traditional pub with excellent food and service. Between us we had steak, mussels and ham, egg and chips. All delicious. Desserts very good, as well. Great to see so many locals enjoying it, too. (Much better food than the nearby Pandora!) Very dog friendly throughout...

Delicious food. Great range of specials. Very reasonable pricing and excellent quality meat from the local butcher. We will be back soon for sure :)

The cooked ham was lovely but the 2 fried eggs well cold and flat as a pancake The green pea soup looked as it was just blitzed and some ham thrown in

Great friendly greeting and service. Sunday roast delicious and left little room for dessert. 30years since last we visited, big mistake! Looking forward to our next meal.

Visited here for the first time this week and we were very happy with the meal and the service. Rump steak was perfectly cooked and came with onion rings, tomatoes, mushrooms, peas and more chips than I could eat. The portion was more than generous...

One of the friendliest pubs we’ve ever been in. Lovely staff, made us feel so welcome and great home cooked food.

We stopped for lunch on the way to Porthleven. I had hommity pie. It was absolutely delicious. I phoned before hand to reserve one for lunch. The place is lovely and the young lady who served us was so friendly and welcoming. We will most...

Great service and beautiful food. We visited today for Sunday lunch. The mussels were gorgeous. I didn't fancy a roast but other in the party went for this option. I had food envy initially seeing the roast and it was an excellent roast. Glad I...

Took varios family members for a meal.There were 6 of us .wanted to change table as the women were a bit cold .Thet couldnt of been more accomodating and the food was great.would recommend

Called in for a light lunch . Wonderful whitebait and fries with a pint of Tribute . Very friendly staff .

Went a few times while staying in Flushing. Enjoyed the walk there and back over the fields! AMAZING food, really. Lots of the standard pub staples on the menu, but the specials were also super. We tried the mackerel pate (tasted out of this world),...

My wife and I had dinner here. The food was very nice and the service fantastic. What more can you say! Staff never stopped cleaning absolutely spotless throughout.

Had a lovely dinner here couple of nights ago . We arrived at our holiday cottage but was no key 😩 We was trying to get in contact with the owner and a customer in the pub heard what had happened. It is a small...

We ate here while on holiday and what a good choice! The staff were so nice and friendly and the food was excellent. I can highly recommend the whitebait starter and the mussels. A huge bowl and extremely tasty. The desserts were also wonderful. The...

Very varied menu, generous portions and delicious. Very accommodating for a child who is a picky eater. Friendly staff. Will definitely visit again.

Had an amazing lobster meal. Beautifully presented, no having to crack open shells. As ever service with a smile from very friendly staff. No hesitation in recommending this great pub.

Proper locals pub with good food and service. Menu not extensive but well prepared and served. Out favourite for this trip.

We enjoyed a lunch and an evening meal while staying in the area and couldn't fault any aspect of their service. During our lunch, a group of about 6 men sang traditional songs and as we sat outside and listened to them, the beauty of...

Lunch at the Lemon Arms was the perfect conclusion to a circular walk around Flushing and Enys. Without exception, our food was absolutely fantastic. Our daughters all had lasagne and my husband and I shared the mussels from the specials (with coconut and coriander) then...

My daughter and I dropped in for lunch on spec on our circular walk around Restronguet and Mylor Creeks. Unexpectedly excellent seafood - we had tiger pawns and mussels from the specials menu. We will return!

Very good quality food at a very good price. Lovely little pub with fantastic staff We ate there 3 times during our holiday, our dog was also made to feel very welcome! If you want a friendly, relaxed meal in a traditional pub you shouldn’t...

We booked a table for two. .The food was sooo nice and the staff were friendly and welcoming. Superb, what more can I say 👌

We had booked in advance because of Covid restrictions, but popped in for a drink a couple of days before. The staff couldn't be more welcoming. When we returned to eat later in the week, the welcome was just as cheery. Good unprententious food with...

We went two days running to the Lemon Tree, Ashley and John made our visit safe , pleasant and very welcoming it is a must if you are in this area, the weather wasn’t the best but it was very pleasant in the courtyard and...

As a chap of 54 years who has eaten a lot of sandwiches in his years, this is a big statement but I stand by it. Big thick slices of beautiful roast ham in lovely soft granary bread with a fresh leafy salad and hot chips. Mustard and mayonnaise on the side. Nice pint of Tribute, olde worlde traditional pub. Perfect. 100%

Phoned to see if they had a table for two and advised that they were not very full so just to turn up! A bit wary why they would be so empty but quite hungry so we decided to risk it and turned up about 10 minutes later.Good decision! Friendly welcome from Grace behind the bar and attractive and clean looking pub. Covid protections all in place.Had a lovely rump steak and my wife a gammon steak. Both well cooked to our requirements. Really good service from Grace. We'll make a note of this one and make a point of visiting again when next in the area.

This pub is truly a very friendly place. Staff very helpful and efficient. The food is good quality pub grub. We also ordered a takeaway which was delivered free of charge and on time. It tasted great. Well worth a visit.

Fantastic Sunday lunch! Staying locally and wanted a traditional Sunday lunch, lovely cosy pub, great food and service. Will definitely be back next time we are down this way

We were staying very hear by and couldn’t believe our luck that this unassuming looking pub was so good, great beer, superb and freshly cooked food and all served within a safe environment. The staff we friendly, helpful and attentive. 5* thank you.

I have to admit that I was not expecting such an excellent meal while hosting our friends for Sunday lunch. The Slow roast beef was very tender as was the pork and my guests enjoyed the homity pie (“delicious pastry “) and fish and chips (the best fish I have ever had) with a bottle of Pic Poul de Pinet. We look forward to visiting again very soon. Next time I will remember my face mask, £1 is a bit steep.

Forgotten Treasure! Some places fall off the radar, but was recommended to visit for the seafood . So visited with friends and had the seafood platter which hit all the spots ; fresh, variety and beautifully cooked. The team were very attentive and delightful. Jonny has put together a great team and delivering great food. In fact it was so good I visited 3 times in a week with different people and we all agreed that every time the food and service was excellent. Well worth the trip over and I’m looking forward to another visit. Well done guys

I can totally recommend the gluten free fish and chips - fried in a separate frier so no possibility of cross contamination. The batter was so light, the fish so fresh and the chips were excellent. The gluten free chocolate torte was superb. Best gluten free meal I have had for a long time - I am Coeliac so it is vitally important that all is totally g-f. All with friendly and very helpful and knowledgeable service.

OH and I are currently staying in Mylor Bridge. We have now had our evening meals on the first two nights of a 7 night break. I am quite amazed at some of the recent poor reviews as our experience has been nothing but exceptional service. We both had Lasagna on night one and both commented how it’s the nicest lasagna we’ve had for a long time. Night two I chose the Hommity pie and my wife the Risotto which both were very nice. All the staff worked tirelessly in what are very difficult circumstances for customer facing roles in this current pandemic. There was hand sanitisation available the tables were spread out evenly and barriers between some of them also. There was a one way system in and out of the pub also. As I type this review we still have 5 nights of our break remaining and will definitely eat here a few more times. Going to try the Fish & Chips on my next visit as that looks really good . Keep up the good work Lemon Arms team it’s certainly appreciated by these two visitors.

We ate in here as a family . Staff were unmasked and would lean over you to serve food and talk to you . Knifes and forks and condiments were left on tables , anyone could touch them even if not eating . Tables were rammed together with no social distancing in place . The food was barely edible served tepid in temperature and lacked in presentation. There are some absolutely beautiful places to eat in Falmouth but this is not one of them.

We ate on the same day as another 1-star review, so they were obviously having a really bad day. The service was exceptionally slow throughout the evening, as commented on by the other reviewer. I out for dinner with my parents to celebrate recently getting engaged and brought my 4 year old along to see her granny and grandad. We asked for the children’s menu and the waitress said she would take our drinks order first, which is fine in theory, so we ordered an apple juice for my daughter. When the children’s menu arrived shortly after, it turns out that a different drink is included; it would have been nice to have been told this first, but as it happens the drink never arrived.They forgot to bring one of the starters and it didn’t arrive until the others were nearly finished; other than that the starters were fine.I’d ordered the sausage and mash as main and was told it didn’t come with peas - obviously it arrived covered in peas, which was sorted quickly. Unfortunately the mash was almost inedibly salty; I like food well seasoned, but every mouthful was disgusting. By this stage the last thing I wanted to do was send it back - we’d already been there around an hour and a half and my daughter was getting tired. Whilst two of us were halfway through our mains, a waitress approached and said she had forgotten to put through my dad’s steak order. By this stage he decided to cut his losses and didn’t get a main - the cost of one drink was knocked off the bill. My daughter had finished her pizza long before, but the ice cream included with the kids meal wasn’t brought out. After being there for over two hours already, we decided to settle up and get my daughter back to bed. I noticed that the full price of the kids meal had been charged despite the drink and ice cream not being provided- the lady I was dealing with kept telling me it was a set price and she would give me the missing items now (a kids drink and an ice cream in a box) - I argued that the drink should have come with the meal and that we had waited so long that we didn’t want the ice cream any more; I live half an hour away and the ice cream would’ve melted by the time we got home. After pointing the shambolic service we’d received throughout the night the cost of the kids meal was eventually taken off the bill.Overall the service was almost comically bad and could have ruined what should’ve been a happy occasion. I noticed other customers complaining as well.

Awful :-( We waited an hour and 15 minutes for our food, when it arrived the pie was beef instead of chicken, the risotto was really bland and my falafel burger was tiny. I asked for my meal to be gluten free but it came with onion rings and I noticed at the end that there were bits of batter in with the chips. Really bad experience all round.

We had a lovely family lunch here, generous portions of very tasty food. Service was great, would definitely recommend

Great atmosphere in this pub, friendly for all. Absolutely lush food, and great size portions!! Thanks.

Most definitely not what it used to be . Young girl left on her own to serve drinks and take food orders waited well over an hour in a quiet pub before getting a poor runny pie and pizzas made from bread baps . Specials board listed many things that were not available . Overall a poor experience indeed and certainly not what it used to be

I moved to mylor a couple of months ago from Falmouth . How lucky am I to have the Lemon Arms almost opposite my front door!!A lovely pub with friendly , helpful staff . Nothing is too much trouble. I enjoyed their take aways during lockdown . They looked after the community and were delivering food to the door . Their roasts are amazing (especially Johnnys creamed leeks ) . All local produce, and so delicious. I have taken friends there and all have loved it. Great food and service at a reasonable price .Also the local seafood is the best !! So glad I moved to Mylor !!

Family & I had dinner here during our visit to Cornwall.Very nice pub, with onsite parking and outside area to enjoy a drink.Menu was varied with good vegetarian options. Very good portion sizes and very well cooked and presented by friendly staff.Would definitely return whenever we return to Falmouth area

The pub is located in a lovely village and has a good selection of beers/wines and a great menu. The staff were incredibly friendly, the food quality was excellent, the portions decent, and overall it was great value for money. We will definitely eat there again when we return to the area.

A lovely little village pub right in the heart of Mylor Bridge. We walked down for a drink and ended up staying for a meal! You could tell the food was fresh and homemade as it was absolutely delicious. The staff were also very friendly.

Stopped in for lunch after viewing a local house. Got talking to a local! We liked the Pub, but not the property!

Twenty years or more from last visit and what a transformation. This pub/restaurant is now a very comfortable and welcoming place serving really good pub food at very competitive prices. The two of us arrived to a friendly greeting at lunchtime and we had Cheesy Garlic bread, and Deep fried Camembert with home made chutney as starters. Ham egg and chips and a Sirloin steak for mains. All very well cooked and the service was lovely. Too much food to contemplate their deserts. We will certainly be going back here, but may have just one course. Food came to under £35. Nice log fire and clean surroundings. Own car park.

Cold winter night but a very warm welcome at our local The Lemon Arms. Enjoyed our drinks, the steak special was both cooked to perfection and delicious. Staff were excellent, cheerful and very helpful. Looking forward to our next visit.

Since we moved to Cornwall we have made the Lemon Arms our favourite place to go for a lovely meal It has a good menu plus a specials board, the food we have had has always been great plus a good selection of beers &cider

A lovely friendly Inn with a great local menu and great staff. Specials are interesting and service is good considering it was very busy and a good choice of local beers on tap and a good wine list.

The family had a pre Xmas meal at "Lemon arms" The mains came up on a very small plate the Turkey on bottom seems very thin sliced as if it were for sandwiched & everything else veg roast spuds pigs in blankets stuffing etc just piled high on top of this very small plate & swimming in tasteless gravy unfortunatley we had to ask for side plates so as to put a quanity of the food on to the palte so we could access the some of the food......sorry but we won't be back again to try any of there food - we were one of the first group to sit for lunch so not if chef ?? / cook was rushed......

We had a meal at The Lemon Arms on a Saturday evening and were very impressed. Lots of choice on the menu and good value too. The wait for food was not too long and the portions were very generous. The atmosphere in the pub was friendly and staff checked that we were happy with our food during our meal. We will definitely pop back another time.

We stayed in holiday accommodation in Mylor and came across the Lemon Arms nearby. The pub is quirky and offers a good range of food choices and local ales. A pool table and dart board are in the pub but are in other areas from the dining tables. The quality and portion size of the food was excellent, presentation and cooked to perfection we had the locally caught fish choice. Please visit you will not be disappointed.

Just visited this week. Food was amazing home cooked and good portions. Lovely atmosphere and definitely be going back.

The food was excellent as was the service , wise to book as it gets busy It’s dog friendly and plenty of choice on they special menu

Very traditional pub food, bar area used by locals including a pool table. Good parking adjacent in their own car park, with good access. Located in the centre of this typical Cornish village

We all had an amazing awesome wonderful roast Sunday lunch, drinks, pudding and coffee and at a very reasonable price. It’s great to see a pub full of locals and visitors. A warm welcome and good service. We’ll certainly go there again. The toilets too were incredible for a pub; so clean, modern, airy and spacious.

Popped in one afternoon, pub was very quiet with just a handful of locals enjoying a drink and a bite to eat. We were just going to have a drink but then decided to share a ham and coleslaw sandwich. It arrived very quickly with skinny fries and salad leaves. It was lovely and good value, will come again soon for dinner.

We called at around 4.30pm to book a table of 3 for 7:15pm. When we arrived we were told they’d be 30 minute wait for food, we were happy with that. We ordered drinks and sat down. After an hour of waiting we asked how long are good would be and we’re just told ‘I’ll check” . No one came back. After 90 minutes we asked again and were told it’ll be soon. He then apologised and said he’d sort something on the bill. The food arrived 10 minutes later. Steak ordered medium and canewell done, asked for no peas, plate full of peas. Ham, eggs, chips, the eggs over cooked and chips stone cold. Seafood linguine, prawns over cooked, no bowl for mussel shells (another customer given this). No one came over and checked and to be honest I couldn’t be bothered to go over to the bar after customers had already made comments that I’d asked how long our meal was going to be. I paid my bill in full as no money was taken off and did express quietly to the bar person that I wasn’t impressed.