Parsonage Farm Inn in Pembrokeshire

This is a great place to eat and very local to us when we holiday in St Florence. 4 of us had something different off the menu and all food was home cooked, piping hot and delicious. The menu is not extensive. Just good pub food and the dining area is nothing special, but quiet, so you can have a conversation in peace. Recommended if you like plain and simple.

Lovely little inn. Such nice and friendly staff. I was pleasantly surprised with how nice the rooms were. Very modern and artistic. Fresh towels and toiletries given ands TV in the room. I feared that staying above a pub would be loud but you can’t hear what’s happening downstairs from the rooms.. Only issue was the light was not working soo we had to use the side lamps which had very dim light but it was fine for a couple of nights. They offer dinner and breakfast. We got the vegetarian breakfast which was yummy. They had a pool table that we played on aswell. Lovely outdoor seating too. Plenty of parking space. Definitely 100% recommend

Very busy and popular pub with a good menu choice providing a hearty meal after a day sightseeing, portions are large with quick service.

I booked this based on reviews and was a bit disappointed hence my very average rating. We ordered and one of the meals arrived as a completely wrong dish. Then another we were told was delayed. So three meals arrived then about 8-10 minutes later two more. The food was good sized portions but I feel a strange combination of veg curry, boiled rice and chips? I’d say everything was frozen and reheated. One plate had a big chip of china out of the corner. Then we decided to go for deserts which were very underwhelming and again just microwaved and tasteless ice cream or cream. One child’s desert we waited another 5 minutes at least for two scoops of ice cream! The people serving appeared stressed or disinterested. It was hard to get a servers attention so I went to the bar to get the second drinks, although it was added onto the table. The childrens drinks were just handed to them in the can. The menus were also in need of a good wipe over as they were sticky. Generally I thought the place grubby, including the tables and chairs. It might suit the locals who don’t have a lot of choice within walking distance but I would not visit a second time if I’m in the area. For a total for five of us, just under £110.00, I feel we could have got a much nicer meal in more pleasant surroundings.

We stayed here for 2 nights and it was absolutely lovely. From the moment we arrived, in the very spacious car park, the staff were so attentive and friendly. Before being shown to our room I asked if they could possibly fit us in for dinner as we hadn’t made reservations anywhere and they booked us in straight away. We were shown to our room and told about all the times for breakfast and given the code for the Wi-Fi - which was slightly iffy, my partner managed to log on straight away but for some reason my phone took a few hours but after that worked absolutely fine for the remainder of our stay. We unpacked and then went down for dinner, they have a varied menu to suit all tastes and for incredible value. The food was really good and huge portions, we definitely didn’t need dessert but tried to squeeze it in anyone. It was incredible value for money! I also have to mention breakfast, it was amazing!! We both had the Full Welsh, and alongside that you can also have cereal, fruit and yoghurt but we thought after seeing the portion sizes the night before we’d better not. Thankfully we didn’t as the breakfast is a perfect size, alongside rounds of toast, tea, coffee and juices. I would go back just for the breakfast to be honest but the whole stay was just brilliant from start to finish.

The restaurant is 2 minutes by car from Florence Springs. Walking is ok but roads are narrow. Very clean. Nice Staff and owner. quite a full menu for everybody. Variety of drinks

Good service and home cooked food. Parking nearby. Can recommend curry. Value for money. Very homely. Worth a visit if visiting Tenby. We went there twice during our stay.

Village pub serving a variety of meals that would suit most people, you get a good hearty plate full with excellent service from the staff but make sure that you leave room for a dessert.

We had a meal here one night while staying in the area. A good variety on the menu and not too expensive

Avoid if in the area, terrible food and service. We came as a family of three whilst holidaying in the local area. The place looks inviting from the outside but looks are deceptive in this case sadly. Food - we ordered starters and mains. My daughters garlic bread starter was cold and clearly had been reheated adequately. This was rectified but no apology or any other gesture to make up for this. My halloumi was nice, my partners ‘nachos’ was a bowl of tortilla crisps with cheese on the top, microwaved, and some ramekins with sour cream and guacamole. Mains are where things get really bad. My partner had the 10oz rump which was huge and oddly cooked - bits were burnt to a crisp, others gristly and raw. Peppercorn sauce was clearly cooked from frozen as it was so watery. My gammon was ok but the fried egg wasn’t cooked enough (snotty) and the pineapple ring had the skin on. My daughters battered cod was horrific. It smelled very very fishy (literally) and tasted off. Not sure what was in the batter but it looked yellow ?tumeric. She could not eat it and we had to leave the table pretty swiftly as it smelled so bad. Service - terrible. Waiting staff barely uttered a word. No one asked if meal was ok ( so no chance to offer feedback), no ask if we wanted more drinks or desserts, plates not cleared away. The lady behind the bar was nice enough but totally disinterested when we returned the cold garlic bread. Overall - grim. Just don’t go here. Please.

Had an evening meal here which sadly was only average, wouldn't go again. Service deteriorated over the evening so we only ordered a main course.

Ate here at the weekend. The starters were good, but while the mains were huge, we were disappointed with the flavour, felt that they were a bit bland. Nice friendly staff.

This pub was walking distance from our hotel so we ate there two nights running- having been out all day, it really suited us. Menu was varied, food served in good time and large portions. The beef nachos was a starter that was a meal in itself! Best to share that one! Wine very good and reasonably priced. Would recommend.

We went here on Easter weekend and must say had a lovely welcome. We hadn’t booked but they managed to accommodate us. The food was amazing. The children cleared they’re plates and my Granddaughter even had some of my BBQ ribs.

We stayed with our friend in St Florence. We all had such delicious food. I had cod and chips in this wonderful friendly pub. It was so fresh, great crispy batter, white lovely cod and lush chips. Girlfriend had a lovely vegetarian curry - massive portion size and our friend loved the steak and ale pie with great chips. We have been here for food twice - food always delicious, great value and great staff.

Stayed here on a Brit Stops recommendation. Ample parking for motorhome at the back. Nice welcome from staff. The meal was really tasty. Great Parsonage burger and good crispy chips. The local shop lady and customers were also friendly. Spent a peaceful night.

We found this on a last minute site and went based on the previous reviews. We weren’t let down. Welcomed and shown to the room by staff. Room very clean and well appointed. Only fault was hard lumpy pillow, otherwise very comfortable bed. Good food, lots of it, almost too much but a little bit of a limited menu, however excellent value for money. Would return.

This was a nice, welcoming lively pub obviously popular with locals, and with a good range of food and ales.

The Parsonage is a large pub, with plenty of tables . The menu is limited offering standard chip based dinners . All nice and at a fair price.

Was getting late on our return from Freshwater West back to campsite and had to drive off the main road to find this pub. Was made very welcome by staff they found us a table which was cleaned before heading over too. Food was tasty and given enough time between courses which we all indulged in. Reasonably priced and friendly staff.

Short walk from the hotel we found the Parsonage inn, lovely friendly staff,very attentive.Ate here 3 out of 4 nts and the fish and chips was to die for, also a lovely bottle of Compass Point Chardonnay at a resonable price.My wife drinks red but had to change the cheaper bottle for a Malbec at £4 more which was much better.

We were greeted by a nice sign in the car park saying how badly the business has been hit by the pandemic and by “saying something nice can make someone’s day”. I’m afraid I didn’t make anyone’s day.Service - very poor, not in the least attentive.Food - bad, dripping in grease Compliant - fell on deaf earsReturn/Recommend - absolutely NOTQuite possibly the worst meal in Pembrokeshire

Great steak and the chips were brilliant! Others had the gammon steak and 2 starters as a main course. All of which were great

Very Poor food, Uninterested staff, shocking toilets,no management. We hardly ever leave a review but this is an exception, eat out several times a week and the food here stands out in all the wrong ways.

This is the first time that I have ever felt the need to write a review on food at a pub. I ordered the curry and sorry but it was inedible. The only part of the meal that I could eat was the nan bread and that came out of a packet. My husband had the chilli and said that was no better. Staff were uninterested and not very friendly. Safe to say will not be going back

We were staying at the nearby Heatherton owned Florence Springs Glamping Park (see my review) and decided to phone up on the hop to see if they could fit us in for food on Saturday evening. All tables inside were fully booked, but there was plenty of tables in the large front garden which can’t be booked and are on a first come first served basis, some with umbrellas and some under a large marquee that had a TV where some people were watching the football. It was a lovely atmosphere and family friendly. The menu was the usual pub fayre and it was table service only due to Covid regulations. We didn’t have to wait long for our food and the waitresses were very attentive. Food was hot and tasty, the chips were lovely in particular, and the lager nice and cold at £3.20 a pint. We had a taxi back using Gabs Cabs - good rate and efficient. Would return.

Better than it looks from the outside and bigger too there is a nice homely feel to this pub suits families and couples,great service and the food looked good

Called here on the hop tonight sat outside... even though bit slow serving to begin with had drinks and meal very quick once served Food was very nice.. burgers and curries. Nice menu.. lovely gardens plenty of parking. Lovely staff. Thanks will return soon.

We stayed in St Florence and ate here twice. Huge portions of pretty basic good pub grub which is just what we wanted . Friendly and welcoming, but be warned- you might well need to book. This could be just poST covid opening but we struggled to find places to eat .

Good atmosphere, friendly staff and great food - especially the mussels which were the best I’ve had!

I spent last week in St Florence and visited this pub frequently. The food was great, and the staff friendly and helpful. Highly recommended.

We booked this hotel as we were visiting Tenby for a few days. The location is great for visiting all areas around Tenby. However, we were very disappointed on arrival, it was clear to see we had been Mis-sold. The rooms are nothing like they are portrayed on the website, and the pub is very run down and needs updating a lot! I think they need to look at their prices and consider charging a lot less because the standards do not match the prices. Upon reflection I would not recommend staying here. It’s such a shame because it has a lot of potential to be a great pub and place to stay!

Visited during the COVID restrictions, food was being served in the garden, A good simple menu of well cooked food. The vegetarian curry and burger were both excellent.

I visited Parsonage Farm Inn for an evening meal with family. We were seated in a gazebo due to current restrictions. Even though the weather was miserable the staff were very attentive. We all enjoyed our meals and would visit again.

Visited recently to celebrate my birthday with a large group of family and friends. From start to finish staff were professional and very accommodating. The food came out all very hot, well presented and in good time. The staff were helpful and able to assist with any request. Everyone was well catered for. The only disappointment was the desert menu which was a bit limited. However those who had room for pudding really enjoyed. I would definitely recommend a visit.

This is now in the hands of a new owner a local girl so give her your support, even if you just call in for a beer.

Dirty Not clean Passed the kitchen and it was disgusting Food 90 wait for it even though it was quiet Served canned spaghetti to my children and my burger was a joke Wouldn’t go again Might catch something Appalling really Sorry but no chance

We came here for an evening meal while on holiday in the area. As we had our dog with us we initally sat outside even though it was bit cold, but then a man who worked there came to tell us that dogs were welcome in certain parts and moved some tables around to accomodate us. We all enjoyed our food, the children's meals were very generous portions, and it was good value for what we had. We will definately return again next time we are in Pembrokeshire.

I don't often write a bad review but we had a really poor experience at the Parsonage Farm Inn this evening. This was our third visit having had good experiences on both previous occasions when holidaying in the area. Maybe it's changed hands?Initially, service was good, menu's brought quickly and drinks order taken. But sadly it went downhill from there. It was absolutely ages before our food order was taken and even longer before we actually saw any food. There were two other large groups in the restaurant and both had already finished their meals so we really couldn't understand why everything took so long. When the food eventually arrived it was pretty average and the battered fish and onon rings were both very soggy. I think the chips were probably the best part of everyone's meal. Had we ever been asked we'd probably have fed this back but noone was interested in clearing the table or offering dessert and after waiting for absolutely ages we concluded that all waiting staff must have gone off duty and decided that we'd better go to the bar to pay the bill. We did express disappointment with our experience but this was shrugged off as not being the barmaids problem as she'd been 'full on all evening'.Sadly this will no longer be on our list of places to eat when we visit the area.

After a horrible experience in another gastro-pub the night before, the Parsonage Inn felt like pure luxury. The service was so kind and accommodating, and were excellent with the varied allergies my party had, including gluten, nuts and fish. They also had a fantastic gin selection, and a lovely beer garden to sit in. Will definitely return!

Well what to say. We dined here on a Friday night and sat in the pub area , which was quite pleasant. We ordered whitebait , which was delivered fairly quickly and was reasonable. This is when it all went down hill. We waited the best part of an hour for our main only to watch a family of four ( who came in after us) receive theirs!When it did arrive it was a shoddy affair. My steak pie had obviously been hastily microwaved and wasflat as a pancake and my husbands lamb steak was poor and uninspiring . The only good thing was after we had complained we had two free glasses of wine each. The staff did try and were polite but were far and few between and the kitchen staff were either run off there feet or not trained sufficiently . Won’t be going back.

After being recommended to visit st Florence we were very disappointed with the whole experience at this restaurant.At the bar the lady failed to raise her head and make eye contact when we made the request regarding eating there this evening and carried on making notes. My glass was dirty with lipstick stains all around the rim on returning this was greeted with" oh gosh" there was bad language in the food ordering area which went unchallenged even though there were families eating in close proximity. Service was timely and presentation looked good however the burger was uncooked and had to be returned - more " oh gosh" my partner continued eating alone whilst I waited for a fresh food. There was no customer service in terms of keeping us informed and when questioned the bar person started to discuss temperatures etc of food being cooked. There was no offer of a drink in the meantime even though we were drinking soft drinks - my partner finished his food before mine came out. The burger was cooked well done and very dry and disappointing and difficult to digest. I will not recommend this venue and will not be returning.

Just wanted to say . How welcoming and lovely the Parsonage Inn was this weekend . We met with family had two evening meals, which was lovely . Full welsh breakfast was to die for . Thankyou for a lovely weekend x

The best fish pasta I have tasted in a long time. Very busy and had to wait for the locals to be served first! Once serviced the staff were friendly.

The chips were excellent with hubbies somewhat overpriced fish and chips. My 'new' potatoes eere a disgrace with a texture and taste of leftover spuds cooked and stored in the fridge for a few days. When we got the bill we were overcharged and spotted the barman had charged for 2 1/2 pints of beer rsther than the two halves we had. There was no atmosphere and we cannot recommend this pub.

We were staying in St Florence & visited the pub for an evening meal.

Visited this restaurant for Sunday lunch. Main course was great with lots of different sides, served hot and plenty of it. Dessert was a bit pricey; was ok but was a little bland. The biggest issue really was the speed of service. Our order was taken very promptly and the main course didn't take long, but there was a long time between main course and dessert. The service wasn't the most attentive, and we struggled to get the attention of our server. That said, the location was great for us staying the the nearby Florence Springs, and it wasn't too busy. I would visit again, but possibly to try the evening menu.

Stayed here for four nights and was very impressed with the place.Lovely grounds,really helpful staff who looked after the guests every need with a smile, great food which was always freshly prepared and piping hot.The breakfast is a real challenge and one of the best I have had anywhere.

£50 for 1 soup, 1 mushroom starter, 1 fish and chips, 1 gammon, 1 cider and 1 coke is well off. Thank you though for letting us eat in the garden.

A really nice meal. A nice atmosphere and a pool table to keep my husband and son entertained whilst we waited for a table (we arrived before food service had started). We had no table reservation as were holidaying in Tenby and driving around looking for places to eat but were able to be fitted in. I had pie which was amazing and everyone else happy with their food choices but I would say slightly overpriced for what you get.

We went here a couple of times whilst staying in St Florence. Very friendly and welcoming landlord, roaring fire, lovely meal and very well kept Doombar.

What a lovely meal. The food was excellent. The meat was cooked to perfection and the vegetable side dishes were great. Lovely setting with open fire. Recommend pre booking.

Return visit again, we were made very welcome as always, our dog was welcome too, we had the lamb burger and Parsonage Farm burger, both were excellent and cooked to perfection. Open fires meant it was a such a warm and comfortable atmosphere. Will will return without a doubt again.

Had a meal here in December only just got trip advisor so thought I’d leave a quick review. Really nice food and very friendly staff. Would definitely recommend and call back again.

Just got back home from a 2 night stay here. The rooms (family suite & king room) were lovely and equipped with everything we needed.

we had a lovely evening meal at this Inn, we all met early and my friends enjoyed the large varieties of Gin and mixers on offer. A good start to a lovely meal

We were staying locally and the Parsonage was within walking distance.

There are not many places that you can walk into and see a lovely log burning fire with comfortable high back arm chairs & a very warm welcome from the moment you walk through the door.

Had heard mixed reviews about waiting times. service etc. but we went on a Monday early evening and was pleasantly surprised. Yes it was less busy but the service was faultless. Noisy people in the bar area irritated us but the food was good. A little pricey but can charge knowing there is little competition I suppose.

Four of us came upon Parsonage Farm Inn by accident one evening. We were lucky enough to get a table for dinner. At first sight, we thought the menu was similar to lots of places. However, the quality of the food was well above average and we couldn't have been more delighted with our find. The food is all freshly prepared but well worth the wait.

The food was was nice enough but the service was disorganised and slow. I had to stick my head behind the bar to drag a lad away from filling the dishwasher, in order to pay our bill. I’m not sure they would have noticed if we’d just walked out!

Ate evening meal with my family. Service not great but we weren’t in a hurry so that didn’t really matter. Food very average but pricey for pub meal. Pub & dining area not very nice to sit in, all a bit tired and shabby.

Having waited almost an hour for our meal we thought it would be good. Unfortunately not, it was very disappointing. We didn’t stay for desserts!

Visted and stayed with the motorhome. Great staff very friendly and the food was exceptional. Highly recommend. Thanks for having us!

Not impressed with the staff attitude but food may be good, we only popped in for an Irish coffee on our way back to our holiday let. The barman said quite rudely that he didn't know how to make them and then managed to find a barmaid that could. I jokingly said to him "are you going to watch so that you know for another time?" and his attitude was flippant and again a little rude.

Brilliant customer service, absolutely beautiful foood, a nice warm atmosphere, a brilliant experience for my week away to this lovely tourist area

Dog friendly pub which has a large beer garden and has lots of space inside with a pool table and sports showing on the TV. We were a family of six having a birthday meal but the lamb had sold out so we had to choose a second choice which was a slight disappointment but the meals were still very good. The staff are friendly and most helpful, would definitely recommend this place.

My wife and myself stayed here for two nights as we toured Pembs .Great food and a amazing breakfast.A really pleasant location,nice and central for all the main attractions and just down the road for Tenby .My one complaint was that the shaving light in our room did not work and all the management could say was they could not find a bulb ???

We stayed close to the Parsonage Farm Inn and were incredibly impressed with the place. Incredibly welcoming staff who were incredibly helpful, the pub also provides a lovely menu. The menu isn't huge but anything you pick from it is top quality and incredibly satisfying. There are limited vegetarian options but both we tried were really tasty, often it's not the number but quality of choices that makes a good menu. Dogs are welcome in the bar area and if you are driving, there is a big car park. We were not driving and I bravely sampled the HUGE Gin menu.

There was 7 adults and 2 children booked for 12.30pm on a Sunday. Staff were friendly and efficient, only reason I didn’t give top marks was because the soup came out cold, but I must say all the other food was excellent and they soon put right the soup. We had mussels, soup, pate & mushrooms to start. Mains were beef, chicken, pork & the vegetarian tart. The meat was superb and such a good size portion! Desserts were creme brûlée , sticky toffee pudding, ice creams & chocolate brownie, again large portions and all delicious. Total bill was £175 incl drinks so very good value & the others have booked to go back on their last night in a couple of days.

When we arrived at this accommodation we were greeted with a warm welcome and showed to our room, which is what I was expecting as it is a old building. The breakfast was really nice and very filling, we had dinner there one night and it was very good. It does get busy so I would recommend you book a table. It is in a lovely village and there is a church as well, which you can go inside and have a look.

Nice and friendly place, food is very good but only restricted menu is available and not a great choice of small portions for adults not meaning the children's menu choices worth a visit for pasta and steaks

Visited here over a year ago when we stayed in st Florence Sunday lunch was highly recommended and didn't disappoint. When we visited recently with more family we were looking for somewhere for late lunch and this was nearby. There were 6 adults and 2 children and it didn't fail to impress! My boyfriend loved it (and he's harder to please than most) we promptly booked Sunday lunch for following day... for 4 of us. Again it was a winner. We drive from Pendine for food this time. If you are looking for better than average I recommend this place.

Lovely building with outside seating for summer evenings,great choice of dishes with plenty on your plate staff pleasant and polite

Stayed here for a few nights, room was basic, but clean and had all the essentials. Breakfast was good, and all the staff were friendly. Had a couple of meals which were both good and a selection of Thai dishes were avaliable. Also had my favourite beer Doombar on draught, and a good selection of gins which kept the wife happy. We would return.

Nice place but Sunday lunch not great gravy thin and tasteless no potatoes except roasts times one,,,, veg cauliflower cheese, red cabbage, the rest was cold 9pound per head we bought six and all of us were still starving would not return for food

We discovered Parsonage Farm Inn some 3 weeks ago (we've recently bought a caravan in Lydstep) and since doing so, we've been some 4 times!!

Wow.. we were on holiday in St Florence last week, popped in here one evening for food and drinks. The two women serving coudn't do enough for us, high chair for the baby, brought our drinks over after giving us a free taster. The Blue Moon beer was nectar.. a good recommend from the staff.

The food is excellent and has a reasonable price. One night we had the Curry night special which was amazing value for money. Their slow roast lamb was wonderful. Choice of sweets is limited but then the starters and main certainly make up for it.

This is a great place to come for food after a day out walking! We ate here three times in five days because the food was brilliant and we kept coming back.

Great family pub! The belly pork was perfect and Parsonage Burger is juicy and plentifully, not to mention the kids...

We had been recommended and were not disappointed. Steak which I normally stay away from was tasty and onion loaf...

Das Pub war sehr gut besucht. Wir haben mit etwas Wartezeit noch Platz bekommen. Das Essen war gut,dauerte jedoch etwas...

A place to book a early meal as can be quite busy friendly staff good size meals and reasonable in...

Loved a trip to the beer garden for a late afternoon drink and some cheeky chips! Good gin selection and...

Ate here recently for a family meal. My steak was incredibly salty and looked like it had been sat under...

Perfect. Great room. Stunning food. Great range if gins and ales staff were great. Quiet inn in village location but...

Really nice atmosphere and feel. Staff friendly and made you feel welcome, all food was home cooked and beautiful. Lamb chops were exeptional and the burgers were amazing.

We went to the Parsonage for my husbands birthday for Sunday lunch. Food was lovely. The staff really helpful and friendly. Nice warm clean premises.

Short walk from our holiday cottage we went here for dinner. We had our grandson with us. If you are eating with children you seem to be seated in a family area away from those diners without accompanying children. Pub grub menu which had usual dishes. We ordered fish and chips and chicken nuggets for our grandson. Nothing here to make this venue stand out.

Stayed here for a week with my friend and our four children and had an amazing time. The we stayed in an apartment next to the pub which was lovely. The inn itself is beautiful with a lovely beer garden. It is 5 mins from Tenby and other attractions. The food was amazing we didn't want to eat anywhere else as it couldn't compete. The manager his staff and the locals are all great. We made some good friends and will definitely be going back.

We have been here before last year and our lunch was delicious, however this time was a totally different experience. We had to ask for the vegetables that should come with the meal. My beef was disgusting very fatty and full of gristle. on the positive you get a good selection of vegetables with your Sunday lunch and the Yorkshire was nice. What ever has happened to this place from last year to this needs to be addressed.

Visited whilst on holiday. The pub has a decent beer garden and I enjoyed sitting outside with a decent pint. The beer was good but no local ales. Food was fine and reasonably priced. Would use again.

We went for the healthy option of a crispy jacket potatoes with house salad. Unfortunately the jackets were ok but definitely not crispy. Lovely young lady serve us was excellent.

Looked a lovely but slightly pricey pub so we had high expectations. Not one of us enjoyed our meal for one reason or another........very fatty meat in the steak[?] pie, peas like bullets, stale pastry, dry chips etc etc. The only good part of the meal was a baked potato. When we went to pay we registered our complaints but were told that we should have told our problems to our server when they came to check on us. But no one had ever come to check on us. So we left, still feeling hungry and somewhat upset about the food we had been asked to pay for but were unable to eat. On a positive...although unable to resolve problems without management approval the staff were welcoming and friendly.

The dining area/s looks a little clinical and not quite as relaxed as some alternatives in the area. The food did not disappoint and was well cooked but lacked some seasoning and originality. Service was in order but it was an average dinner experience overall.

Had a meal here, dog friendly and a lovely location with parking. Personally found the price of the food did not suit the quality of the food. However the food was certainly ok just not high standard.

We had a nice evening in this country pub it serves traditional pub food which is of a high standard, good range of beers as well

Service was poor tonight as there were only 2 members of staff covering the bar and restaurant. Food was brilliant, enjoyed 3 courses and would go back again if I was in the area.

Terribly disappointed with our visit. They do not offer a vegetarian option for children. When I asked the bald barman what they could could offer, he joked that they did chips and a chip burger. I asked what meals they do and he said chips and salad and found this very funny. After I asked him again what meals they do, he realised he wasn't that funny and said that they don't get asked this very often and walked off. There were 9 of us having a meal and had to wait over an hour for the food to turn up after ordering. I ordered the cod and chips which didn't taste of anything. It had no flavour whatsoever. I asked my wife to taste in case it was me, but she confirmed that. They brought our food out for the nine of us over a ten minute period so a few people were nearly finished before others had their food. They forgot to bring peas with the meals. It took five minutes for them to bring sauces. They charged us £3.60 for a blackcurrant and soda which they realised afterwards were supposed to be one pound something. They gave us onion rings that were mush. There was no crisp to them at all. On the positive side, they admitted their service and standard of food was horrendous and they took £20 off the bill. When I lived in the area I used to visit here regularly but it is not a nice place now with poor service and a meagre menu. I certainly would not recommend.