Peacock Farm Restaurant in Bracknell Forest

my sister and i met up here again as halfway for us both. lovely place. food was great and service quick and with a smile. we both had food from sandwich menu. i had fish finger sandwich and she had tuna melt.both delicious and with thin fries. a great place to meet and eat

12 of us went for a family lunch. Roast beef was inedible and Yorkshire puddings were very dry. Worst of all, they gave misinformation about nut content on the food my granddaughter had - luckily she did not have a reaction although she has a severe nut allergy (which they knew). We only chose the place because we thought they had a good allergy policy. Also service was incredibly slow so we had to leave without dessert or coffee

Very disappointed, been a few times and it has been good , unfortunately not on mother's day. All four of us had roasts , the beef was very tough and difficult to cut , the pork was worse very dry and overcooked, Not once during the meal did anyone ask if everything was OK. Had to ask for vegetables as there wasn't any on my plate and barely on the other 3. Plates were luke warm , food not very hot . Also no cash taken in the pub , yet paid cash for deposit and paid cash on last visit.

Have eaten here a couple of times in recent weeks and have found the food to be great. The menu isn’t vast, but you’d be hard pushed not to find something you fancy. It is, however a little overpriced. What let’s this place down is the service - it feels understaffed and servers appear under trained. We waited a long time between starters and main course - and when our mains arrived, our starter plates were still waiting to be cleared. We asked for a coffee at the end of the meal and were told the machine had been switched off. We had to chase to request further drinks, the bill, to pay the bill.

Still got excellent 'fat' chips. The menu was smaller than I would like to see and I was especially disappointed about the gluten free options displayed on the app. There were only a couple of options showing even though in reality I had a lot more choice than that. E.g - you go to rhe effort to have a separate fryer for gluten free chips, so why not label the chips as gluten free on the menu? Only the 'loaded fries' were labelled as gluten free which is very confusing. Similarly, aftee talking to the waiter, the steak and chips were suitable for a gluten free ammendment, but this wasn't clear anywhere on the app or the menu - why not? It is so depressing being coeliac and wastes everyone's time with me asking a million questions that could be resolved so easily by labelling the menu more clearly. Having said all that - you do actually have good gluten free options! Hence the 4 stars

Easy booking. Table they selected was not great but as we were early they moved us. Old world pub. Food selection on Sunday is a limited menu. Staff pleasant but it took time to get service. Food and drinks were good. Plenty parking.

Asked beer prices,young woman -'don't have TIME very RUDELY! 'only worked there' and PUT PHONE DOWN!

sat down ordered drinks and when ordering food we wanted Sunday roast to be told they don’t have any. Would’ve been nice to be told this upon arrival. The waiter was rude and rolled his eyes, shocking service, don’t recommend coming here.

Lovely pub, friendly staff, will definitely go again. We mainly went because so many reviews recommended the beef and ale pie - we were not disappointed.

Food absolutely shocking Disgusting Fish was the greasiest I've ever had I had about 15 chips hidden under the fish and the wedge of lemon was massively dehydrated

Was staying in the area so I thought we would check out the pub and what a fantastic find it was. We went for Sunday lunch which was absolutely delicious and then decided to go back on the Monday for dinner and we both had the steak and ale pie it was absolutely beautiful Will definitely return Staff were very friendly.

Be aware that if you pick a late table a lot of the menu will be unavailable. We had booked in advance. I had to re-pick my order 4 times which kind of put a dampener on an evening that was supposed to be celebratory. The main I ended up with was butternut ravioli that had no sauce to it, and was the driest pasta I'd ever eaten. I didn't eat much of it. Inside the restaurant is very pleasant, I just feel they need to do better with the food.

The Peacock Farm has a gorgeously cosy and rustic interior transports you the second you walk in. We learnt a lot about the pub from Lewis who was ever so welcoming, and the team working were all very attentive and great at the what they do. Special thanks to Cess who expertly guided us through the extensive range of ales and lagers, some of which seemed to be unique just to this pub. Well worth a popping in for a drink or a bite to eat - we will certainly be back! :)

The lady that served us was very helpful, went out her way and checked that our food was ok which was lovely food, My mother had the butternut squash ravioli and I had the lamb chops both meals were lovely and full of flavour. Definitely will be retuning

This place will get lots of 4-5* reviews because it's got a very lovely cute yet fancy interior which has a really warm atmosphere. We've only been for drinks in the past but we returned yesterday for a Sunday roast, and we were all gravely disappointed. Meat was flavourless. Roast potatoes were soft and cold. Gravy was watery and weak. Unlimited Yorkshire puddings were indeed unlimited, but they were not Yorkshire puds. You picked it up and it would crumble into sawdust. They tasted and felt like Styrofoam. None of us came close to finishing our meals, despite paying £17 for our dinners. Will not be returning for food ever again. P.S. don't get their Peacock Farm lager, it tastes like Coors light. They have much better real beers and ales on tap.

Food was excellent and I have busted many times however, the new group of serving staff are in need of some training. The staff would appear to have been new starters or holiday students. Bottle of wine placed on table but not opened. Never asked...

Sadly, some of the staff here are at it. We had 3 different prices for beers , and then my daughter bought me a scotch whisky and was charged £25 all sorrys from staff. Must have been a mix-up. It's a lovely place, but I...

This was probably the worst Sunday lunch we have ever had. Whilst the Yorkshire pudding was large it was like eating cardboard. There was nothing roasted about the roast potatoes which were soggy on the outside. They tasted like they had been cooked yesterday and...

Ordered a few cold drinks and 2 hot chocolates. The hot chocolates took 30 mins - still hadn’t arrived. I asked for them to take away as my young son started feeling unwell. They only had one take away cup and were unable to process...

Took my Mum for lunch she is very fussy! Food was delicious, service from Michelle N was brilliant and the restaurant had a lovely relaxed atmosphere

We dropped in for dinner whilst staying in the area. The old barn is lovely inside but the menu is pretty basic. We ended up having the fish and chips which was reasonable, served with a small ramekin dish of peas and with chips. There...

Called in here for a Sunday lunch, only had chicken after being told they also had beef. Chicken was dry, brocolli hardly cooked, not even al denti!, stuffing a round disc of tasteless stodge. Yorkshire pudding was full of yard at the bottom. Also saw...

We went to Peacock Farm on Friday evening for the first time. The restaurant is beautiful and was a lovely romantic setting. The food was superb and the staff very polite, friendly and helpful. We had a really lovely evening here and will be going...

This is the first time visiting the restaurant, with friends DS for a quick lunch. Food was ok, my chicken burger was in fact chick Goujons in a bun. With skinny fries pre-salted. The food was served quickly and was hot. The one thing I...

Disappointed with Peacock farm. Sunday menu has a smaller offering so thought it would be be better than last time we came. Roast beef was so tough I had to spit it out, I couldn't chew the meat. The nut roast was like a brick....

So the Peacock Farm has a greatly reduced Menu, but this allows them to concentrate on providing excellent quality food. The service was excellent as well. My wife loved the Ravioli, and friends had the fish and chips which was a large bit of fish,...

A quick meet up before Christmas was made most enjoyable by the staff who went out of their way to make us comfortable.

The details on Trip Advisor say Gluten Free options! We went, I asked for gluten free menu and was told to go online to find out. Would have been easier to tell me they don’t cater for Gluten Free. Went online and there was only...

We just had a greatvbreakfast/brunch 30th birthday meal and it was fabulous, very sizeable cooked breakfasts and great service for Sunday morning, decorating the table ready too, as requested, thankyou so much to the team today 20th November 2022. 😍

Richard and his team were wonderful. We had a delicious meal with lovely wine. Highly recommend the fish and chips. The whole team makes you feel welcome. Lovely atmosphere plenty of comfy and cosy places to sit in these dark winter nights. Thank you

We popped in for a quick lunch stop last weekend and both ordered the fish finger sandwich (which comes with fries). The fries were really good - nice, thin and crisp. The service was also very good. I was shocked to see the fish finger...

I would have offered 1star …after paying for a cab to take us to our reservation we were placed at a wobbly table, asked to move and the bench at the table was just as bad. We were asked to order our food immediately as...

This restaurant used to be really nice. The only reason it got 2 stars is because the decor is still enjoyable. I really looked forward to my roast and it was awful. Everything from frozen, the Yorkshire used to stand out now it can be...

went for lunch and chose the crab and mascarpone ravioli. This was served with samphire, confit tomatoes, capers, butter and pangritata, and what looked like watercress. I could not taste the crab at all because the other tastes completely overwhelmed it. For the price I...

Second visit here for lunch. I certainly recommend the steak and tangle foot pie with red cabbage. High quality Pub food. Highly recommended

We usually like this place but today was much worse. We didn't have any glasses and had to ask for some multiple times - they arrived after our food came. They got the order wrong. The kids portions were so small, smaller than usual. The...

Family visit,first thing was they don't take cash card only, well the cash bit is not strictly true, they take cash on tips, a half pint of lemonade out of gun 3.20, I've never paid as much as that before,you would not pay that for...

Rip off, slow, ridiculous - avoid Asked for some bread for our two kids , appeared on the bill as £7.90. Questioned it and told that’s what it was. Disgusting. Rip off over priced venue. I was going to give it 3 starts for the...

We found this place by stumbling across it on our way to Reading. On arrival we were shown to a table, clean and well prepped. Ordering on the website was quick and easy no problem. Ordered two chicken nuggets for the children, and they were...

Only food my daughter will eat normal sausage and they only serve veggie sausage for children and expected us to pay for the adult portion of normal sausage and mash not happy won’t be visiting again

We visited for mothers day family meal and was very impressed. Samantha was our server and she was the most friendliest happiest server on su h a busy day for them all. Food was good but atmosphere was great xxxx

Day off so decided to go and have lunch. Nice enough restaurant, has a garden but spoilt with the fumes and traffic noise. Disappointed with the food not quality produce

We went to the restaurant recently and only had drinks as the first item we chose to eat was unavailable and then we chose another option and that turned out to be unavailable as well so we decided to go elsewhere. The items on the...

We visited the Peacock this evening 21st March.Besides it being our local the brewery are giving 50% of their takings today to Ukraine charities.The meal was great and the staff were their usual helpful self

One of the worst Sunday meals I have ever had. Three adults, each ordered the roast beef. What was served was tough, beyond chewy, grey in colour, and like no sliced roast beef I ever seen before. Raising this with our waitress, we were told...

We visited here as a birthday treat for me. The staff were very friendly and welcoming. The service was good and the food was delicious and big portions. The restaurant itself is decorated out really well inside and feels so cosy. We had the chicken...

Was met & seated ok, placed our order, all going well at this point. Food was delivered, ham egg & chips and shakshuka. Ham egg & chips looked & tasted great (I’m told), the shakshuka however a different story (oh & did I mention the...

Not good...Teenage servers who know nothing of how people eat. Got our starter..eventually. After an hour we paid and left...We were never brought the main courses. Paid and left. Really terrible..A shame, a nice looking place, but the worst service that you could imagine... Get...

I loved the decor of this pub. It’s exactly how a pub ought to feel. Food was really good and the children’s activity packs were very impressive. Only half our dessert orders came out but this was followed up and arrived soon after and we...

We have eaten/drank often at Peacock Farm over the years as we are local, with most of our experiences being positive. Good food, fair prices, decent service. Decided to visit the “Alpine Bar” this year to help us get in the Christmas spirit. The bar...

They have no concept of gluten free. "Can you do gluten free bread with the baked camembert"? No! What?!! How much does it take to keep a gf loaf in the freezer and take out a couple of slices when needed? More than disappointing. We...

Poor service, poor food, lacklustre autumn menu which was a long time coming and waiting for drinks and having to remind them. We won't be returning.

In uncertain times why push Custer’s away buy imposing house rules that don’t follow the laws of the land. Yesterday we had a very nice lunch ruined because my 19 year old daughter was not allowed to have an alcohol drink with her lunch all...

Have had some good and bad experiences here but gave it another try, Sadly disappointed again and will not rush back anytime soon. Waiteress seemed very cold and just going through the motions. The burger was dry and tough and I was shocked to get...

Firstly the positives - beautiful building and grounds. Good selection of food on the menu which for the most part was tasty. Negatives - the service is absolutely terrible. It wasn't even busy but the wait took forever to do all the basics. Our roasts...

After I booked I was a bit sceptic after reading the reviews but we were pleasantly surprised. We came here for my partners birthday with his son, service was great throughout, he got given a kids pack of all sorts of games and puzzles which...

Nice building and decor. Disappointed that they didn't have any Tanglefoot bitter. Food portions were very small considering the prices they are charging. My pie and mash dish consisted of a small pie placed bang on on top of a minimal portion of mashed potato....

Amazing meal… 4 x starters, 4 x mains and 4 x deserts all fabulous - fresh and delicious! Kids ate everything (very unusual) and our waitress was by outstanding! If we didn’t live 100 miles away we would be regulars! Well done!

Party of eight drove down for an evening meal. Of course we needed to book! Brilliant staff, owners should be proud of their front end staff. Very accommodating. Food was rich in flavour and excellant. Love the unlimited Yorkshire!

Arrived, was swiftly seated so thought we were in for a good meal. We ordered drinks which were brought to the table in a swift manor, the waiters were very slow to take any food orders with me having to stand up on multiple occasions...

So four of us visited the Peacock Farm in Bracknell tonight. Ordered four meals from the menu, fish and three double cheeseburgers. We asked for two of the cheeseburgers to have no bun and no chips but wanted to swap our chips for a side salad. The food was lovely and I can’t fault it. The salad however consisted of a small bowl of rocket with two quarters of tomato and three pieces of celery. Thought it was a bit mean but okay it was in place of my chips. Imagine my surprise when the Bill came and we were charged in full for the double cheeseburgers and in addition another £3.75 each for the side salad. Given that chips are £3.75 and salad was £3.75 then I am unsure why this was not a direct swap. Anyway I would not have paid £3.75 for the ‘salad’ which was no more than a few leavesWe then asked if the kitchen had single or double cream. Apparently only a small amount. So we asked if we could have berries with cream. Oh no, although berries are on the menu the chef didn’t have any and was serving a coulis. So we decided no pudding and we would have full fat milk coffee. Apparently only semi skimmed in the kitchen. So we obviously got the server confused by our multiple requests and ended you with three small bottles of milk. To be fair the coffee was lovelySo the moral of the story is only order from the menu. No deviations and you will be fine. Any special dietary requests won’t be tolerated and it’s just a Mickey Mouse kitchen. Clearly nothing is made from scratch. I mean I am not looking for gourmet cooking but what kitchen doesn’t have cream or fruit and not everyone wants semi skimmed milk Won’t be back in a hurry and I always face about this place but but no more

the pub was lovely, the staff are lovely and the atmosphere was lovely, I had whitebait which was delicious, and sea bream for mains also delicious, my husband was really looking forward to the Smoked Duck with horse raddish, apple, rocket, tomatoes etc, firstly the duck was not smoked, secondly there was no horse raddish and thirdly there was not such as an apple pip, and to top it all he was allowed half of a hard boiled egg.People may think this is petty, but if you order something it is because it sounds like some thing you would like to try and to find so much missing from one dish is really disappointing.maybe it is just all to early to start back after such a long lockdown.

Great atmosphere, friendly staff and great food. Very well organised and clean. Definitely recommend and will go back again.

Beautiful barn conversion situated in the middle of a housing estate, which is very odd!!! But once you get inside the place is beautiful! Firstly I was really surprised that we could get a table on a Saturday night so soon after reopening.....we’re from Leeds and if this place was in any major city it would be packed!The service was excellent- I was making up my own cocktails and the bartender even came round to make sure it was right.... the cocktails were lovely.Our starters: I had probably the best scotch egg I’ve ever tasted!!! Big talk - but true. My partner had a good old prawn cocktail which he enjoyed.For the main event I had the pie, mash and cabbage- it was crammed full of meat with a crispy pastry ( obviously ,being northern, I had to ask for more gravy) . I have to say I can eat - a lot! Even I was over faced with the food on the plate, there was plenty!Other half had steak and triple cooked chips, which he enjoyed. The steak was slightly overdone- but he ordered med to well and it’s a fine line! Chips were gorgeous!The food came to £45 for 2 starters and 2 mains and it was really lovely! With beautiful surroundings and excellent service- what’s not to like?!This would be a regular restaurant of mine if it was in my hometown. I cannot rate this place enough! I’m not sure that people spend money in Bracknell - I think potentially they go to other places outside the town.... but I think this place is unique and deserves support from the locals.

Thanks to everyone at Peacock Farm for making our first night out since the most recent lockdown a really pleasurable one. The safety measures were very clear and well observed, all the staff were really friendly and helpful and most importantly the beer and food were excellent. We had some lovely Whitebait to start with and the Steak & Tanglefoot Pie, which was excellent. Even our request for extra gravy was dealt with happily, and speedily. The Fursty Ferret ale was perfect. All In all a great night out.

Cold food, indifferent staff, expensive overatedI had pie and mash, the most disappointing andThe food was just reheated. I could have got a better pie for less than a pound in any supermarket Don't wast your time and money here

First night out after lockdown, great service and food, wait wasn’t too long, without feeling rushed, would highly recommend and will return

First time out for a meal in almost a year due to Covid restrictions. They’ve introduced an outdoor undercover dining area as inside eating still not possible. The four of us felt very safe the staff all wore masks and plenty of hand sanitising stations. Two of our party chose the steak pie which they sad was delicious I chose the double cheeseburger which unfortunately was tough, overcooked and had very little flavour. So it’s the pie or fish and chips next time.

I have to say for what you get and what you pay for, this place is well overpriced!!!! The food is more like a starter than a main and not a great selection on beers at all

The alpine bar is extremely festive- and by far the best around in Berkshire. It definitely brings a good atmosphere. The food was just as good- we had the Camembert, hot dog, nuja flatbread and lamb wrap. All went down extremely well and was thoroughly delicious. The reason for 3 stars though would be the staff, we came when it first opened and it wasn’t too busy. We were left waiting to order our food for a while after ordering our drinks. We ordered our food and it all came out at different times. And when I asked for a white hot chocolate with soya milk, (baring in mind my partner had just asked for a latte with soya and he put it through) I was told “no” in a stern and blunt voice to the point the rest of the table thought the man was joking. It was very awkward when we realised he wasn’t.

Came here for dinner, and was really impressed with all the effort they have gone to in making it look as festive as possible. It is basically a marquee with heaters and Christmas decorations. I brought a blanket along with me but I don't think I really needed it. The mulled cider and goats cheese flat bread was very nice. The staff were super friendly however not very attentive, food came quickly although we sat there for ages trying to get their attention to order some other drinks or dessert afterwards. Unfortunately by the time they got to us it was to inform us our 90 minute slot had finished. If you are going to enforce a time slot with table service only please ensure your staff visit the table often enough. It was quite busy so I'm sure that affected it.

Myself and a couple of others were there today and did not have a good experience. The food is very sub standard, cold and we actually were refunded our whole meal.The waiting staff were very good and attentive/polite. Such a shame as the idea of the outside space is good with the current situation but could have been much better. The food totally let it down and won't be going back.

We were excited to meet some family in the Alpine Bar. Upon arrival we were greater warmly and quickly seated.It was very cold and the heaters totally inadequate for the job. We ordered food and drink, the food arrived and was like warm. It was okay but you wouldn't go for the food.The beer was good, warm G+T was good, the deserts were fine for a child...We were promptly told we had over stayed our 90 minute time slot and asked to leave, we hadn't been served our deserts and still had plenty of drink left. The guy asking us to leave then went and got our desert, we ate it and was then asked to pay and leave. There were at least 4 empty tables around us, I noticed when we arrived there were also empty tables so strange to be pushing people out.I took my drink to the side of the 'tent' to finish it in order to free up the table, which was still empty along with others as we walked past 15 minutes later.Its a strange world at the moment but, I simply couldn't reason this away. Very dissapointed and we won't be returning.On the plus side our waiter was very good, friendly and helpful.

Really enjoyed our trip to the Alpine Bar last night! Peacock Farm have done a great job at making an outdoor space look nice with fairy lights and Christmas trees, not too cold with the patio heaters and friendly staff serving at the tables. Well done on adapting to the rules.

Every staff member we encountered didn’t seem actually interested in helping us. Everything seemed too much of an issue. Even something simple like getting another menu was given with a huff and puff and chucked on the table. 3 of the dishes we wanted had ran out - would have been good to tell us this before! Our drinks order came out incorrectly too, but this was fixed quickly so not a huge issue. The setting is lovely though, and the food was good.

We went for a bite to eat after lockdown. We will not be going back. InteriorInside the pub the decor is looking very tired it is clearly in desperate need of a refurb. Toilets were okay but could have been cleaner.Exterior The Alpine bar looks really nice but the pub saying that it is "outside space" thus allowing people to mix from different households is bending the Tier 2 rules to breaking point.FoodThe menu was very limited to start with. Nice to see a couple of vegan options though.Now we are not ones to shy away from a pricey meal BUT we do expect food to be excellent quality. The Peacock Farm does not deliver on this. The food is overpriced beyond belief and is of very poor quality, think working man's clubs when they became "posh" and stared serving up grub in the 90s.It is hard to come up with the right words to describe my meal....."absolutely vile" comes to mind. So let's start with the basics of chips. They are sold as triple cooked chips. They are also sold in the freezer section of most leading supermarkets. Do not be fooled into thinking they are nice....they are not!The burger-wow I was thrilled to have paid nigh on £14 for a frozen burger. Again avaliable in the freezer section of a supermarket. The same applied to the pie. Nothing in the pub, (maybe the soup) is homemade. For the prices charged i would expect a homemade pie, homemade mash, homemade burgers, homemade chips.....you get the picture!ServiceStaff did not seem overly happy, I suspect it must be due to the embarrassment of having to serve up such terrible food to unhappy customer after unhappy customer.Overall experience If I could give 0 I would. Such a disappointing visit.this pub really needs to sort its act out. I would suggest either halving the food prices or actually getting a chef in to make real quality food that is worth the money.

There's that moment when you have to meet your boy/girlfriend's parents for the firs time & worry about how it's going to go! Well fast forward a few years and you are meeting your daughters "other half' for the first time. My advice is book dinner at the Peacock Farm. A new(ish) pub/restaurant on a still being built housing estate on the fringe of Bracknell. Now Bracknell is not known as a gastro hot-spot but as far as this sort of establishment goes, particularly during a covid crisis it's pretty good. I went for the for the Steak and Tangle Foot pie, Tangle Foot being one of the beers produced by Badger brewers. It was a proper pie i.e.not just a small amount of meat with a pastry top, cooked separately & plonked on it at the last minute. There was a full case & top & plenty of filling. Mrs P'sC went for the Spiced Indian Bhaji Burger. An 'unusual' idea but pronounced 'really good.' Peacock Farm, is a genuine old farm & the pub is a converted barn. Oh, & the boyfriend, quiet.

Just too cold , nice pub and staff , end of October so not even proper cold outside yet , heating was working as sat next to radiator and still felt cold , clearly need too look at this as proper winter months approach .

Anna served us.Very professional.Covid friendly.It was my husband's birthday and got a free dessert! Food was yummy and well presented.We had rustic bread to share as a starter. I had the pie and mash,very filling and full of flavour.My husband had ham,egg and triple cooked chips,followed by Devonshire ice cream for me and Apple and blackberry crumple,custard and ice cream.We didn't feel rushed as it was a table booked for 90 minutes.You get 25% off on Monday through to Wednesday as well,so very very good value.

First visit to this venue following Covid 19 lockdown. Very warm welcome on arrival, no wait time as we had pre booked. Food service was prompt and of a very high standard.

No reservation, but had an outside table in the sun - very clean, one way system, great staff & very good food. Really liked the quirky interior & lots of space. Good value & loads of parking.

First visit here today and very impressed gorgeous food with lovely staff. Your health and safety taken very seriously. We will definitely be back.

Sad to say this place has gone downhill. The menu is very limited where a lot of other local restaurants have increased variety. Food quality also poorer than previously and the atmosphere of the place has been lost (although this could be COVID related of course).

My wife & I both ordered the fish and chips. They arrived very quickly...actually suspiciously quickly, which suggests they'd just been reheated and not freshly cooked. The chips were ok but the fish definitely tasted like it was stale. Also would have liked some ketchup instead of the tartare sauce provided but none was offered and no staff came back to our table to check if everything was ok or if we needed anything else. Glad we didn't pay full price as they are still doing the Eat Out offer on Mondays-Wednesdays.On the good side all safety precautions seemed to be in place with tables well spaced and the doors were open for extra ventilation. It's been several years since we've been here and unfortunately, based on the food this time we won't be rushing back.

The Peacock consists of converted farm buildings, and is vast! The decor is fantastic - and so is the food.You need to take your appetite along - my starter would have made a decent main course.The staff were polite, efficient and hard-working, and they had clearly worked out a very efficient routine for distancing. We would love to go back.

Booked a table here for midday meal and though the staff were very good the food was bland and not very warm when served.Had never tried Ling before and have to say it was tasteless!Well done the staff but please sort your food out!

Had a lovely evening spent here very nice inside with open plan wooden beam ceilings and chilled atmosphere highly recommend

We had lunch underneath the canopy in the garden. The staff were excellent, it felt totally safe. (Re covid) It rained (of course) mid way through but we didn’t get wet and were offered to move inside. Lunch was great. Massive portions. Not greasy. Will definitely go back again.

We were a group of 6 dining in for lunch on a Saturday afternoon. We ate outside under their new canopy which protected us from the changing weather. The staff were all really friendly and the service was great. The food was all nice and fresh, very tasty. The pub is operating a one way system to enable social distancing and everything is well spaced out. Table service, as has become standard. We will not think twice about visiting here again.

Myself, my boyfriend and mum went for lunch at 5pm today. Although a shaky welcome by the lady who was struggling to work the laptop and we were allocated a table inside rather than outside, as requested upon booking, we were asked which we preferred so sat outside.Our waitress, Lauren (I think) was spot on. She was quizzed about the beers and handled it so well- she was astute, attentive and professional whilst remaining friendly and approachable. She said she works for the Basingstoke pub within the group but was helping out in Bracknell for August along with a colleague.Two of us ordered fish and chips and one camembert. All the meals were delicious and hot - we have visited this pub for years and this was the best meal we've ever eaten.Social distancing and safety was great too.I have worked in hospitality most of my life and always like to praise my teams if they've done a great job so I hope Lauren (I hope that's her name - she's got brown hair if that helps) gets to see this review. She provided fantastic service and it's such a shame she has to go back to Basingstoke! Thank you for a great experience.

We loved being able to come back to our favourite local! We had a lovely meal and enjoyed the relaxed atmosphere with excellent service from the team. The distancing rules and one way systems were explained fully and worked really well.

Fab to have Peacock Farm back open again! Special thanks to Ellie & Lauren for such great service. We’ll be back again soon.

Great set up! Everything is the same as it used to be! It’s great to be back and enjoy our local pub since lockdown. Great service and the website to order drinks and food is very efficient! Will definitely be back!

Chips were cooked in old oil and are slightly hard. Hummus had zero flavour. Some of the staff give off the vibe they really don’t like to be there. It’s very basic pub food at twice the cost. Shame as it’s a lovely pub and location.

Booked a table in the garden, for drinks . Great one way system around the pub and toilets. Ordered drinks with a QR code . Tables well spaced . Semi permanent tent type cover - in case it’s raining . Some heaters too. Drinks brought to table by super friendly staff . It felt safe and yet “normal”

Booked a table here for a few drinks post lockdown. There was a limited selection of drinks which is understandable given the currrent situation, but the staff are outstanding, they’ve adapted brilliantly to running around the tables serving everyone with good humour and efficiency. The garden is adapted really well with lots of seating and covered areas. Special thanks to Dave who was rushed off his feet but still made the effort to find some dog treats for our fur babies.

Enjoyed a lovely meal then moved outside to the garden and enjoyed a nice cold glass of Pinot... loads of staff working but didn't feel hassled. Altogether a nice relaxing couple of hours

Disappointed with Sunday Lunch. The beef was tough, indeed some unchewable. The gravy was pale, bland and a strange texture - in effect spoiled the meal. The meal was expensive and a staff member said that there did seem to be a problem with the Sunday lunch beef as there were a few complaints. We had been in the bar area and were told to order at the bar. We did as we were asked. At this point the barman took the payment for the whole meal. I was later informed by the manager on the day that I should have set up a tab. Why didn't I. It wasn't suggested at the time and I didn't know we could. I was surprised when the question on the card reader came up about leaving a gratuity. I did point out that I couldn't possibly make that call before experiencing either the food or the service. The Manager, who I complained to, agreed the food was expensive because of the area and told me that the price was increased twice a year! He also told me to write to the Management company if I had a complaint. I did feel that I had just spent a lot of money and not got anything near the value I would expect I have done as he suggested as he seemed powerless to help as we had already paid.

I booked a table for the Friends Quiz night on 05/03/2020 which started at 8pm, however I later got an email saying that the reservation was for 8.30pm which obviously wouldn't have worked due to the quiz starting 30 minutes before this.I emailed the restaurant but received no reply so I called them to explain the error in the booking, when one of the female members of staff came on the phone she wouldn't let me speak and talked over me when I tried to explain what had happened. She rudely told me "it's fully booked", I said it wasn't my error but was theirs and she repeatedly said "I don't know what you want me to say, I don't know what you want me to say". Her attitude absolutely stank! She then hung the phone up on me! I couldn't believe the rudeness and lack of customer care!I emailed the place to say how unhappy I was about the service I had received but only received a short response mostly full of inaccurate information (I had booked for 8 people...no I booked for 3 people!!) and gave no apology or anything for what happened.Out of principle I wouldn't go to this place. If a member of staff can be like that over the phone I can only imagine how rude they are face to face!

Absolutely freezing when 4 of us arrived last Friday around 12.30 for lunch. Radiators weren't even warm and it was a cold day. We found a table and ordered 2 x homemade scotch eggs with fries, a bacon and Brie cobb with fries and fish finger cobb with sweet potato fries. The scotch eggs were tiny and really nothing special, just an average scotch egg. The bacon and Brie cobb was disappointing, bacon cold and barely any Brie. Two of us ordered coffee which was utter and again, lukewarm. Not a particularly good lunch, still wearing our coats!! I'm hoping it was just a 'one off ' as this place has been good when we've visited before.