Plough and Harrow in Cannock Chase

Went to see a band. Band were cancelled as they couldn't afford to pay them. 2 people on a Saturday night. Band have a following. No wonder pubs are closing down with people like that running them

Came here today for some lunch with my sister and the food was beautiful. I ordered the sausage and mash and it was full of flavour so beautiful. My sister ordered the Cajun chicken and again absolutely beautiful so tasty cannot faultIt at all. Staff are very friendly and highly recommend this place will definitely be returning.

Went for the first time last week. The kitchen was closed but when we asked for food they opened up the kitchen and all the food was homemade piping hot and very tasty

We used the beautiful conservatory for a funeral. Lovely, peaceful room, ideal for the wake, When we called to book we got all the details of choice of menu's, and prices. We booked there and then.On the day of the funeral, we arrived to find everything set out ready, with tea and coffee, sandwiches, salad, sausage rolls, french fries, and scones with jam and clotted cream.Everything was perfect, plenty of food. The bar staff were really polite, everyone who attended commented how nice it was.

Could be a great pub keep running out of beer what beer they have is flat how much longer can this go on

Not sure where to start, had a meal 2 weeks ago on Friday as we couldn`t get in at Spoons and here it was empty. Now I know why.After waiting for drinks for 10 minutes in an empty pub they came and said they have no Stella surely staff would be informed when beer runs out?Ordered apple juice and received some sort of sparkling appetizer, what was that?Another 10 minutes a waitress comes and says "they only have bits of the chicken for chicken supreme so they can use half different part of chicken"????? Had to change the order, never heard anything like it, food was Ok ish, my chocolate dessert had hair in it and waitress couldn`t care less. I was still charged for it!!!!!! Never again!

No longer selling real ale which is a shame. Only 1 hand pull which was no longer in use.Another pub that has a new owner / manager & changed what was a good pub into something else.Car park full of parents waiting for their school kids to come out.Thur was curry & drink night £8.95. Fri pie & pint £9.95. Sat burger & pint £8.95.

Friendly bar staff, good selection of drinks, well priced food, Cozy place with lots of atmosphere. I’d give this place a go. Recommended to all.

it is an amazing place would definitely recommend to everyone who wants a nice place to eat the staff were a bit sassy tho

We had eaten here before and had a good meal, so when my Father in-law announced that he would like to eat out for Christmas we decided to give The Plough and Harrow a go.I have Coeliac Disease so have to be extremely careful, making sure I eat non gluten containing foods and when I booked I was assured that I would be able to have gluten free bread, stuffing, and Christmas pud, delicious.I had spoken to Vicky (The Manager) on a number of occasions and she was very helpful, if a little apologetic at the delay at our menus so that we could choose our meals. Eventually, however we received our menus and we put in our food orders.When we arrived everyone was friendly if a little rushed and we were seated very quickly. As the starters began to appear I was told that unfortunately they didn’t have a gluten free roll to go with my chicken liver pate and would I like salad with it instead, so I agreed to that. It arrived with a pile of limp lettuce which was a bit disappointing, I thought salad consisted of more than just lettuce. My Mother in-law enjoyed her lentil soup and my FIL and husband enjoyed their prawn and avocado salad. Our main meals were lovely, everyone else had the beef and I had the turkey, the vegetables were cooked beautifully and I enjoyed the potatoes. However, when I looked at the stuffing balls we all appeared to have the same and mine should have looked different and so I asked my husband to have mine. Within a couple of minutes the Manager came and Informed me that there might be a ‘little bit of gluten in the stuffing’. It either contains gluten or its gluten free, no inbetween so I’m glad I passed it over to the old man. Overall the main was pretty good and we were looking forward to our desserts. I’d ordered the gf Christmas pudding, which I was informed wasn’t available but I could have the roulade as they’d checked and it was gf. My MIL had the Festive Elton mess, which she said was vile and no one else in the room ate theirs either. She said it tasted sour as if it was ‘on the turn’. The chaps had a cheese board each and whilst my husbands was ok my FIL was very disappointed with his Stilton as it was all rind and as for the coffee and mince pies.... well they’d run out of coffee and the tea was stewed so we paid for our drinks and left for home. I don’t think we’ll bother again.

We went for our lunch,we had my father in law in a wheelchair, they got a ramp out so we could go into the restaurant, our usual table on the lower floor was booked, the staff were friendly and helpful, the food was excellent, I highly recommend this place

Had a wonderful meal. Was very impressed by the service and quality of the food. Easily the best pub meal I've had in a long time. Will definitely be returning.

After visiting previously, we decided to return when seeing it was under new ownership. It was very quiet but knew company would be good. The menu is huge, maybe too much choice. I'm not vegetarian but opted for sweet potato burger. It was fabulous. Freshly made and delicately spiced. Presented on a board, which I know isn't everybody's favourite, a small criticism would be that it was a little tight for room. A suggestion maybe to lose the salad and provide more of the delicious homemade coleslaw. Another diner had the pork which was also delicious and the vegetables fresh. The highlight of the evening however was the homemade puddings. Such a lovely change from pre-bought. Not much choice but early days, likewise coffee was average but time for change to come. Overall, excellent home cooked food at a competitive cost. We will return

Great variety of drinks on draught . Pool table and good beer garden. Great venue to watch the football

Visited tonight as a table of 12 and the food and service was shocking to say the least. We pre-ordered our meals and one meal was completely forgotten, our poor friend waited nearly half an hour for her meal, her pudding was also forgotten despite the fact we pre-ordered the food and wrote a list. There were obviously not enough staff as it took nearly 10 minutes for all of our tables food to arrive when service started.. some of us had nearly finished before others had even been given their meals. We were served by a obviously very stressed waiter who snapped at one of us when asked for more sauce as he was still giving food out. The food wasn’t the best and didn’t come as described on the menu, I ordered toad in the hole with black pepper mash and onion gravy, it wasn’t even toad in the hole it was just a very stale Yorkshire pudding with two very small sausages plopped on top of the mash and very watery plain gravy. Puddings arrived which again took forever for the whole table to get their orders, and cutlery wasn’t served until after. Waiting on staff didn’t come round to check everything was okay otherwise we would have spoken to someone about it then, the lady who’s meal was forgotten spoke to a lady as she paid who didn’t seem overly interested and offered her a petty 10% off her meal. We all won’t be returning.

After the awful reviews with the previous owners and having experienced first hand the terrible food, we decided to try the pub again under new management.

Really nice pub/ restaurant. Always a good date type pud. Country style classy. Nice outside on a summers day. Always struggle with the food though. Could be so much better. Very hit and miss. Can be good can be average. Today was average. But I’ve had better in there. Live singer some nights too. It’s a good place. One of the best around that area by far. Sunday diners are really good. Well presented. The trio of meats is a winner.

Tried the plough and Harrow tonight after the big relaunch push. So disappointed. We got into the pub my wife ordered the drinks whilst I went to the gents only to find a guy doing coke whilst his two mates discussed how they were going to smash Cannock. We only popped in for drinks however there were older people having clearly a planned meal. I can only imagine the disappointment. The pub doesn’t seem to know what it wants to be lively loud bar or serious eatery. Unfortunately it doesn’t hark back to the glory of 10 years ago. I really wanted this to be great however with a bar fully of muscle/meatheads it’s not the most welcoming. This place could be great but desperately lacks discipline needed to mould it’s model. I fear a quick departure.

Visited for lunch, now that it is under new ownership. Friendly staff and very clean. We chose off the senior special menu and had 2 courses for £8.95. Both the starters and main meal were very good, freshly made and good size portions.

Visited last Tuesday evening. a bit disappointing, husband had fish wasn’t impressed no taste.l had hunters chicken, not too bad not very warm but the chicken was tough. Service slow, but people polite and helpful.

Met with friends for lunch ,were greeted by a lovely lady who showed us where we could sit ,she closed the window and made us very welcome,she took our drink order and once this was done then took our food order .

We noticed that the pub had been refurbished so decided to pop in for lunch 3/8/19

We re-visited Plough and Harrow after a bad experience few months ago. What a change! Friendly staff, nice selection of gins and more over freshly home made food. We had an amazing time and we will definitely come back.

We visited the plough and Harrow to celebrate my father in laws birthday, he picked the pub as he enjoys a Sunday carvery.

Terrible from the minute we walked in!!

Although I enjoy visiting this pub the new owners do not give the right impression to clientele, the barman/chef needs to ensure his clothes are clean and not food all down them when serving drinks, also the bar staff dress sense of ripped jeans to the point they may as well not be worn is not what i call appropriate. Also for some reason they have stopped selling real ale which is a bit disappointing and when the wine runs out it seems they nip to the local garage to pick up a bottle or two....not really ideal apart from that the food is nice and do enjoy visiting. Come on Plough, sort yourselves out make it better.

...1st visit here lovely looking pub externaly and lovely and fresh inside too.. not many people in or not many staff on either, got seated and got our drinks was told by young waitress they only had Turkey for the (help your self) carvery!! All the starters were available, but only steaks&burgers; were available..NOTHING ELSE!!!! So we opted for a Canadian burger each, (with honey on) after waiting almost 40 mins for our food inwhich we had to ask when our food was comming!! when it did finaly arrive our buns our burgers were on were sopping in honey!!! Mine especialy!! We had 8 THICK home cooked chips/wedges each and a spoonfull of coleslaw very disapointing in the wait and the food & nobody came to ask if our meal was ok!!! So we wont be going here again to eat...

Went for pie night. Food average to poor. Tried again for a birthday. Fish inedible, hard and dry. Chicken nuggets cold. Lasagne so small I almost missed it!

Absolutely amazing meal. Our Christmas Day meal made our festive celebrations the best for many years. Many thanks to Joe, Nigel and all staff for their splendid efforts. The food was fantastic, the champagne flowed throughout the afternoon and a very pleasant atmosphere was created as everyone enjoyed their experience. I highly recommend the Plough and Harrow for food, drink and hospitality. I look forward to my next visit to this jewel in the crown for excellent cuisine in Hednesford.

We recently visited here for a get together with friends the food was poor was cold and not very nice at all I would not recommend the young waitress was lovely I felt sorry for her will not be going back

Decided to pop to the Plough and Harrow as not been in since it had been refurbished and was not disappointed. Staff were friendly and well mannered and the meal was beautiful. Cannot fault the place!

I would certainly recommend the pub the tables looked fab the food was fresh and tasty . We didn’t have to wait long in between courses . The staff worked really well considering there was 25 of us to serve. Really really had a good night thank you guys we will be back

Went for birthday Sunday lunch but very disappointed. Steaks overpriced, Carvery very overpriced for the tiny plate you get, very low choice of veg, beef dripping with blood, burgers dripping with just as much blood - I thought you couldn’t have mince raw but the chef here obviously thinks you can and has also decided that you will have it that way whether you like it or not!

Popped in Good food obviously cooked fresh Tiny bit slow in service which made drink more (good/bad?!!?) Good value and I'll go again Puddings were the best!!!

We had been to the Plough previously and found it to be very disappointing however it is now under new management. My friends and I were extremely impressed with the home cooked food and I must say the treacle sponge was the best I've ever had and that's saying something. We've decided to book our Christmas meal there too

Well what can I say, most pubs serve boil in the bag food but I can honestly say we visited here for our sons birthday (who trained as a chef) the food was all home cooked nothing like eating I a normal crappy Marston pub all Boil in the bag. Car very was all fresh lovely veg and potatoes beef was perfect but 2 of our Party had steak it was beautiful. If you want a home cooked meal by a real chef definitely the place to go.

Been here twice now and I’m truly in love with the place great food and great service would recommend

The standard carverywas 8.99 just a little bigger than a saucer and very little meat. 11.99 for a normal size diner and the beef was still mooing very disappointed.

We took my Grandson and his girlfriend for lunch on Sunday to celebrate them both getting new jobs. We were given drinks right away and that was the best of it After that we waited three quarters of an hour We were told they were short of staff but would have done better to say no food available. What we got was a very poor selection of meat and watery veg and tasteless Yorkshire pudding. Tiny plates which hardly accommodated the food Not an enjoyable experience

My friend and I used to visit here on a weekly basis a few years back but after it changed hands last time we thought it went downhill. Since it changed hands again recently we thought we’d give it another go... if anything I think they have made the place even worse. The bar hasn’t changed at all but all the walls seemed to be completely plain and beige; I’ve no idea why you’d take all of the character out of a pub by having no decoration but that’s what they seem to have done. Another thing is when you sit in any of the one half of the pub you will stink of food cooking... the smell was overwhelming and covered all of our clothes in 10 minutes... not what you want at the start of your night out.

Me and my girlfriend ate there tonight, I had the mixed grill, she had chicken strips and the usual, she had allergies and Joseph the owner made sure she had exactly what she needed! (Impressive as most places see it as an annoyance) I loved the grill and had the sauce Joseph recommend, puddings were to die for! As picky eaters who eat out 2-3 times a week I can say we will be returning even if we are coming from Stafford. 5 star food, 5 star staff, very warm welcoming environment, 100% recommend this gem of a place to eat and drink!

My mum had booked a table for Sunday lunch for her Birthday, after hearing the pub had recently been refurbished. We arrived for our 12pm booking, and were taken to a table in the conservatory. We were offered drinks quite quickly, and then informed they would only be serving a carvery for Sunday lunch. We waited approximately 40 minutes before the carvery was ready, not ideal when you have a hungry toddler with you!

We visited here at the weekend and were not impressed with the whole visit. We were seated to the table that we had booked but then were left for half an hour before anyone even brought us a menu. After ordering the food we were then left waiting a good 45 minutes before food was served. Quality of food was pretty poor, definitely nothing to write home about. Only good thing was the cheap prices but I’m afraid we won’t be returning.

Went for Sunday lunch waited over 45 minutes to get served not impressed will not be going again in the near future

Very disappointed we for our tea as we had all just finished work wish we had not bothered I love fish and chips worse fish that I have ever had batter greasy fish had got something through the middle could not get it cut with a knife a few chips that looked undercooked the Steak meal had 7 chips on it and my daughters meal looked like a child portion to say we were disappointed is an understatement WE WILL NOT BE BACK

The pub is undergoing a major refurbishment program both inside and out by the new management who are really pulling out the stops to get this pub back on the map.

Very bad menu everything with chips!! Only one chicken dish that was swimming in bq sauce, would not be going there again

This is the first time that we have been to the Plough and Harrow for nearly 12 months. The place has recently been refurbished in side the outside is still work in progress. Lovely nice tables and comfortable chairs. Great impressive feeling inside. Food I had the Gammon Chips and Eggs. (The eggs were cooked to perfection ) the gammon was exceptional tasty. My wife ordered the cajon chicken and chips with salad. Chips and the chicken were great loosed down by the salad three small leafs of lettice. No tommarto or cummber or onion. I am a real ale fan there was a good selection of beers and largers on the pumps but I had to settle for my third choice due to the others were either not available or they had run out of them . Poor for a Friday night when I would have expected all advertised to be available. Clearly they are trying to get the place back to what it was. A top eating place. Therefore I shall give it another try in a few weeks when we come back from holiday. Staff friendly and helpful with a pleasant smile. Good service.

now shut down yet again place is advertising outside for a new owner and looks as if it will remain closed for some time to come best go down the road a ouple of 100 yards to the nearest pub

Great place to eat. Sunday lunch is amazing. Choice of three meats, plenty of vegetables and potatoes to choose from. Service excellent and very punctual. Will definitely be visiting again.

Went for Sunday lunch - should have been forewarned by the lack of full tables. Cannot fault the staff but food was dire. Starter was a choice between prawn cocktail, pate and soup. Should have been homemade but looked and tasted as though it came from a packet. Hubbies carvery was not good. Meat was tough, veggies were all frozen (not fresh peas.) Yorkie looked lovely but was soggy. Potatoes were not good - insipid as was the cauliflower cheese.

Brilliant service from all staff, lovely food all cooked from scratch. Sometimes there is a waiting time for food, but it is definitely worth the wait! Had a beautiful, creamy baileys cheesecake to finish off, also homemade! Can't wait to visit again

A dozen of us met for an early evening, pre booked numbers, birthday meal and we all enjoyed the meal and overall service was good. We all agreed to return at a later date.

This is a great place to eat, excellent quality food, freshly cooked and served by an extremely friendly and efficient team. My elderly mother loves this place and is treated like royalty. Whenever I visit her we always have Sunday lunch together and I am always impressed. This time we had the carvery and I can honestly say it was the best I have had with everything on my plate absolutely delicious. Thank you TEAM PLOUGH AND HARROW.

I came here with a friend after work and we had a great meal. I had the Chicken and Mushroom pie and my friend had some sort of beef/steak pie. The pastry of both pies was wonderful, so tasty and better than the usual pastry that comes with pie. The chips seemed to be homemade too and I really enjoyed them. My friend's steak was also extremely tender too. Overall the food was fantastic and the waitress was really attentive and friendly. We will definitely be back.

Me & my partner have visited the plough & Harrow on many occasions, we have not ever had a bad meal or experience, the food is gorgeous, cooked from scratch and all home cooked, & very fresh, the chips are to die for. The staff are friendly & accommodating & nothing is too much trouble, I would highly recommend eating at his pub/restaurant.

Visited today for family get together - 13 of us in all. Carvery lunch was best I've had - everything freshly cooked. Much better than any of the chains I've eaten roast dinners in. Very good value for money. My only criticism is that we had to go to bar for extra drinks - would have been nice to have been able to order them at the table.

A warm welcome, a nice pint and some good honest homely food. This restaurant is also dog friendly which suits me down to the ground. An enjoyable place to visit.

Great service and great food. The cook even got me some pineapple to go with my Gammon. Lovely crispy chips and soft fluffy centre. Pate nice and lemon meringue.

Fab food, great staff lovely atmosphere nothing to much trouble, food cooked lovely and large portions.

I have been to the Plough and Harrow on a number of occasions and have had very pleasant experiences. Sadly this was not one of those. After being seated (at a very 'sticky' table) and having a drinks brought to the table the waitress asked if we wanted to order. However she hadn't brought over any menus, not a great start. The three of us had the prawn cocktail to start which sadly was very disappointing. I've never had a prawn cocktail with cucumber and tomato in it, not necessary. The prawns were dry and there was way too much sauce, really unpleasant sadly. We all had a carvery for our mains. The potatoes were lovely! However the beef was very dry and tough and they had run out of carrots. We weren't provided with a second set of cutlery and so resorted to taking it from the nearest empty table as there were no staff around to ask for some. To finish off, our bill was wrong and we had been over charged for our mains, after querying it and having a new bill printed, it was still wrong the second time. Sadly it wasn't the Sunday lunch I was looking forward to. Hopefully this was a one off experience, but I think some work needs doing especially when it comes to the competence of the staff

Definitely book in advance if you can, it was very busy but they fitted us in and we hadn't booked. The staff knew a lot of the customers by name, obviously loyal regulars. There was a choice of 3 meats and lots of vegetables. You could fill a gravy boat and take it to your table, lots of condiments. For £7.99, £5.99 if your are a pensioner, excellent value for money, pleasant surroundings, give it a go .

Sunday carvery very good roast potatoes excellent staff helpful and polite good range of drinks starters and puddings

Came here Sunday 2nd with my family. We all skipped the starters as the carvery looked amazing. Two of our party had the standard size portion and the rest of us had the small portion. it was cooked to perfection, I had a slice of all three meats and they were all lovely the turkey was especially tasty, not dry in the slightest. The vegetable selection was generous. For puddings I had the Eton Mess very refreshing. Staff were lovely, lovely young servers all well mannered and efficient. Bar and kitchen staff equally friendly. Pub was nice and clean. Only criticism I have is that sat in the conservatory the outside could do with a spruce up.

Visited tonight for a friends birthday a party of 13,starters were fine but 3 of us had the sirloin steak which Was awful lots of fat & very tough !!!!

Re visited this pub today as it's one of our locals and we ordered the plough burger £7.99 well it was fabulous absolutely gorgeous meal and very good value for money will definitely be returning again

Very good meal. All chose the carvery and all were very happy with the meal. Good food and good atmosphere. Would go again.

Went for a meal with a friend and thought we would try somewhere new, a decision that we were to regret. On arrival we sat down and ordered our food after a long wait unfortunately the food came. I'd advise against anyone ordering stake as a good vet could have had it back on its feet. Had a nibble on a few chips paid the bill and left. I don't usually review but this one is a must. I would complain formally but I'm scared they would send me free meals. I'd advise either getting staff that can cook or stick to serving alcohol and that's the only thing I would recommend at the plough and harrow.

new people since our last visit. pleasant welcome, lovely waiting -on staff. We enjoyed starters - very generous, likewise main courses, which were well presented and tasty. Exactly what it says on the tin. £52 for 3 courses, 2 courses & drinks is not so bad.Also very pleasant to sit in conservatory...seemed a lot farther away from road than it actually is. Will definitely return - we had had a sad day and the people here made us feel a bit better.

Previous visits have been for an evening meal but decided to try the Sunday lunch which was a very pleasant carvery with choice of beef, pork and turkey.All six of our party decided to have a little of each and thoroughly enjoyed both the ambiance and the food.Will definitely try it again

Really enjoyable, I had liver & onions was gorgeous & my friend the cheese & potato pie with home made chips & vegetables/ Really nice quality food & reasonable prices.

Nice comfy almost standard pub with great selection if ales and reasonable tasty food...Its not cordon bleu but then its not trying to be....Nb the rating shows some poor reviews.They all seem to be years ago and have little relevance to the place i visitedId go again.

Called in on spec around 6pm on a Saturday evening. Staff very friendly and welcoming and we were shown to the dining area in the conservatory. Before long the waitress arrived to take our order and food was served within 20 minutes. Meals were well presented and generous portion sizes. I had the lasagne, which came with home cooked chips, salad and two slices of garlic bread, all delicious and piping hot until the last mouthful. My husband had the cheese & potato pie, which also came with chips and peas & carrots and a choice of sauce. Could not fault the food, other than being unable to try one of their puddings due to being too full. Will definitely go again. The dining area is clean, comfortable and cosy on a cold night. Finally, the prices are also very reasonable, average £7.50 for a main meal and £3.95 for deserts. No complaints here!

Been here tonight for few drinks with local friends, place is clean enough and staff very pleasant the one thing that shocked me was the table next to us were ordering food but had a dog with them that was sat on a seat at the table!!! although nobody seemed to bat an eye at this I found it very off putting for eating there in the future, I am an animal lover myself I think there is a time and place and sitting in a pub with people eating is really not the place, don't think we will ever eat here now, which is a real shame because when the food came out it looked devine ,

Food was lovely and the staff were very attentive the only fault was it was very cold in the pub and we waited a long time for the food to arrive but we will go there again

8 of us visited the Plough & Harrow on 8th December for their Christmas Fayre. The food was excellent and so much of it that the chef wrapped our mince pies for us to take home. Lovely atmosphere and very friendly people. Lookin forward to next year!

My husband and I spontaneously decoded to stop for lunch at the Plough and Harrow on our way back from christmas shopping during the week. It has been several years since we visited. The bar/restaurant was decorated really nicely, staff were really friendly and accommodating and the food was quite simply gorgeous. We will definitely be back. Top quality food and service

We've been to The Plough for a midweek meal several times recently. Staff are always friendly and we have been served efficiently. The food is cheap (about £8 for a main) but always delicious, especially the chips! The steak and ale pie is a winner too! Be prepared for a slight wait... The meals are prepared and cooked freshly, so I don't think that can be complained about! We'll be back again for sure.

Not been to 'The Plough and Harrow' in a good couple of months so went on Friday , the food was top notch and didn't take too long to come out, the cook was lovely. The person behind the bar looked very smart and was extremely helpful and polite. As for the pub the whole place looked like it had had a good spring clean with a lot of elbow grease usedWould happily go back again and recommend

food was nice but we waited a long time to get it , the lady who cooks the food was really busy without ay help, the owner however sat at the bar drinking, she could of helped out with the food, overall we will go again.

Food was lovely and the staff were very helpful. It was a Saturday night last time we went so it was busy as expected. Waited for food wasn't too bad.

Read the reviews for here so decided to try the sunday lunch, the food was nice, but I cant say it was the best we have had locally, the service however was very poor, we had to wait well over 40 mins to be served, think they could possibly need more staff .

Popped in on spec for a birthday meal. Given a table straight away. Drinks and food ordered.We waited about 30 mins for our starter, then a little more for our main course.Main course as fine, food was hot. Asked for one steak to be medium but it came out rare. As soon as my wife saw the blood in the steak, that was it.We finished up quickly , paid our bill and left.Must say our dogs enjoyed the left over meat.First time we had been since new owners moved in and we were a bit disappointed.Only one waitress which slowed down service.Will we go again? Probably, always enjoyed the food in the past and service may improve.

Arrived at 7pm and the restaurant was not that busy. Taken to our table and the food and drinks order was taken. The food took an hour to arrive. When it did arrive it was very good and way over the average "pub grub". It tasted freshly cooked and the portion size was perfect. The plates were cleared and we waited for the waitress to return with the pudding menu. We waited and waited and waited. After 45 minutes we gave up decided to ask for the bill. 15 minutes later we hadn't even set eyes on the waitress so decided to go to the bar so we could pay. Can't get over the fact that we sat there for an hour after our plates were cleared and we saw no one. Good food but terrible hosting. Wont be back in a hurry, sorry.

ate here tonight, food was nice and the staff were very pleasant and welcoming will be eating there again,

Since the new owners have taken over, the Plough is on the up. The food is basic simple pub grub, expertly prepared. For the first time in many years, the beer is properly kept. Nice to see the place busy again.

We went to the Plough on a recommendation and was so glad we did . The food was all home cooked and was superb and the deserts to die for ! Service was fantastic we will go back .

From ordering food to service was well over an hour. It is the same every time I go! They clearly don't employ enough staff. The waitress was very apologetic and I feel sorry for her. Food is typical pub food - nothing special!

Have not been to the Plough for over twelve months. I heard that there was new owners. So we gave it a try. Booked a table by phone. Food very good and reasonable size portions. The Cottage Pie was home made and piping hot ,lovely. The steak was tender and cooked to one's liking. I had the mixed grill. Great,but the amount of food was too much for me. I am a big eater. Service was good and efficient. The beer was good. Will certainly return. Cost pub average for the area. Dining is in the conservatory separate from the main area of the Pub. Although at busy times other parts are used

Great service, food was ok- prices good.would highly reccomend...defo will be returning. Staff very freindly and attentive

Best pint in town, lovely home cooked food. Excellent host, Jim is very welcoming and knows his real ale.

Visited the Plough & Harrow today for Sunday lunch, I must say it was best pub Sunday lunch I have had for such a long time, excellent value, excellent service, friendly staff and the food was excellent really nice and plenty on the plate, I would give it 10/10. Recommend it to anyone who's after good pub grub

This a good pub that serves great food at a reasonable price along with a good cellar of real ale and a great atmosphere

Not been for a while and has changed hands since we last went but we had a very friendly welcome and the service and food were excellent. Will be going again.

The staff are very friendly and quickly seated our party of 8 for Sunday lunch (pre booked). Drinks came very quickly and our order was took at the same time. We all had our dinner within 15 minutes and it was fab.I had the roast beef. It was served with carrots, cauliflour cheese, cabbage, peas, mashed carrot, mashed potatoes and nice thick gravy. I obviously had extra Yorkshire and stuffing. Finished off with a very tasty apple pie n crumble. We have had a few Sunday lunches at various restaurants and this was the best. I was that impressed we are going again next week!

Discussed options for Christening Party from midday on Sunday early in April 2016 agread a package to provide a buffet for up to 30 guesses which included exclusive use of the conservatory on the side of the venue.On the day everything was perfectly laid out and the food did not disappointed the staff popped in from time to time to tidy up and collect used plates and make sure everything was OKWould certainly recommend this venue for family events and private parties.

What a lovely experience. Warmly greeted by very friendly staff who could not do enough to help. Food was absolutely fantastic, I had the chicken and mushroom pie and I have to say it's the best I've had locally. Proper home made food and the chips are a must!! Will be returning again soonThank you Helen

Had a wonderful christening there for my little boy.The location was great and the bar service was brilliant nothing was to much trouble.The hot and cold buffet was well presented and good value.(Sunday 17th April )

Visited today on the off chance as we were passing on a shopping trip. Lovely barman gave us a warm welcome and brought us menus. The food was " pub grub" but done superbly, not like the corporate Marstons across the road from our home. The menu warns of a slight wait due to all of the for being freshly prepared when ordered, but we didn't find the waiting time too long at all. The food was beautiful, the home cut chips were really nice. Along with the menu was a specials board with some lovely dishes and a good vegetarian selection. We will be returning soon, well done to landlord Jim and his team.

You could tell immediately that everything was home cooked and freshly made. The home made Yorkshire pudding practically filled the plate! The food was plentiful and tasty. What I loved most was that we were brought a gravy boat out for extra tastyness. Will definitely recommend to friends and family,...just never change the chef on a Sunday!!!!