Rising Sun in Wiltshire

Overpriced mediocre quality food . Super expensive drinks . Smelly toilets . My son loves Christmas lunch and he couldn’t eat anything as he said it was tasteless . My burger was dry and hard . Never will be back again .

We stayed a night at the apartment above the pub in December 24 . We could not sleep at all due to awful smell of massive outside bins belonging to the pub. The sofa bed in the front room isn’t suitable for one person let alone for 2! There was no coffee machine despite it being included in the amenities list . There was no water provided for making tea or coffee anyway . The staff turned the radio on full volume in the morning at 8.30 ! The owner doesn’t like constructive feedback so he just goes on attack mode and calls you awful customer without giving a reason as to why you are awful ! It is a shame as the location is great and beautiful but that is the only good point about this place . We got up and left as quickly as we could to get some breakfast as they don’t provide breakfast either .

Good is cheaply made tastes bland and very poor cuts of meats. At the till it is far too expensive for what was received. Would not ever return.

My 15yo picky eater says that the medium rare sirloin is absolute perfection! :)

We came here as a family of 6 to stay for a night, the room was awful, we had a really bad experience, carpets were dirty, double bed room had bins smell, we couldn’t sleep on sofa bed at all, in the morning staff start cooking with radio and it’s disgusting, food wasn’t good quality and overall we didn’t enjoy our stay.

Warm welcome, attentive service, nice food. Landlord a bit of a character....

Traditional pub interior with lovely fire place and garden has an amazing view point. However, we were charged £10 for a pint of cask ale and half a pint of keg cider. I challenged this and was told the ale was £5.50 (which is a bit expensive but okay) and the half cider was £4.50! I begrudgingly paid, and then found that the cider was off (tasted like vinegar). To be fair the barman replaced with another cider without fuss (no price difference!). We then read the drinks menu, finding that pints of both ciders are £5.95, so this pub is charging over 75% the price of a pint for a half - which is quite astonishing. We then noticed lots of people complaining about what they were being charged for food and drinks. Clearly a pub with great potential but currently has a pricing strategy which is only going to irritate customers, and result in no repeat custom.

We had a nice meal 😋 But waitress was a bit cold As was the pub . One radiator in the pub There was a nice big fireplace but no fire going 😠😠 (COLD).

Lime and Soda £4.25. That's fizzy water and a splash of lime. Total rip off and complete disdain for customers. Would love to hear the justification of this price. Normally pay around a pound and that would make a healthy profit. Also no real ale. Won't be returning.

Exceptional food, and a view to die for. Will definitely be back in the summer so we can take advantage of the fabulous outdoor space.

Cozy place for dinner, have capsuls for party with fire fan. Good food, possible meat or fish dishes

Made to feel very welcomed (had two dogs). Menu choices were excellent and varied. We had seared pork belly, sirs chi noodles and Bok choi - perfect choice!! Followed by baked cheese cake, washed down with an excellent Malbec. We passed it en route to another venue and decided to back - such a good decision.

We went for a Sunday lunch. It's a sharing board, apparently for people with small appetites. I went specifically because i am gluten free and the menu says on the beef and Yorkshire pudding option (gf option available). The gf option is without Yorkshire pudding! Quite disappointing. The portion sizes of the meat is miniscule. Two small slices of beef, about the size of a slice of fray bentos corned beef shape. Qtr of chicken, just a leg piece. For £22! I also had the prawn starter which was 3 prawns in a bowl of salad. My son wanted pigs in blankets which was £7 for three small sausages in bacon! We all came away hungry. The Yorkshire pudding was similar to the size you get in a packet in Tesco. The only people who could possibly rave about the food here are those unable to boil an egg. The owner/manager seems to think he is funny, he isn't. His service is an acquired taste, one of which we had no desire to acquire.

Absolutely delicious! Best meal we’ve had out possibly ever. Really friendly server and a great menu, views are great and nice pub inside too, very cosy!

A great place for a family meal. Great staff, great service, and good food. The only downside for me was that the conservatory we were in, with terrific views, was extremely cold. This wasn't helped when staff kept leaving a door open. Otherwise, it's 9a top rating. I will visit again, but in summer!

The roast was excellent, the pub is pretty and the manager is really attentive and the service was brilliant overall. The food was SO GOOD. One of the best roasts I’ve ever had in a pub. Highly recommend. Slightly pricey but worth it!

Brilliant pub with a dog friendly beer garden out back looking over lacock. A must stop off for a drink with a view!

Food nice but far to expensive for what we had and charged £14 for privilege of having food brought to table

Great food, Sunday Roast on a sharing board with great Veg

My sons took me for a lovely birthday meal. Our meals we choose were delicious. Nice setting. Definitely recommend

We had a family 21 st birthday party, good food & service at a very good location, thanks.

I celebrated my birthday with my family lovely welcome and lovely food I do enjoy eating here 😋

Stunning pub, dinner with a view! Had dinner on the decking area, excellent food, efficient and friendly service. The owner was very welcoming and friendly. Very relaxing all round vibe, top venue.

Great lunch, stunning views, friendly and hard working staff. Best fish and chips for miles.

Location is beautiful especially during the summer however- we have just had a roast and it was not great! Had a call 45 mins before our booking time (suppose to be 4:15pm) to ask if we were having a roast. They said roast finishes at 4pm yet their menu online and the menu handed to us when we arrived said 8pm. We rushed to get there. A pretty cold day and was sat in the conservatory- no heating on and pretty bleak decor, toilets not great. Roast Dinner came out hot but tasteless, flat and small Yorkshire pudding that cost £2.50!!!! Extra pigs in blankets £6.50 for 5 tiny pieces. Potatoes hard and not crispy, little meat! I found 3 hairs in my dinner and gravy was like water. Service was quick but that’s because we were the only ones in there eating (I believe this was why they said the roast finished at 4pm) In and out within 1 hr! £81 bill later. 4 cokes at £19 and got handed a receipt with a £7.10 service tip!!! Paid and left and won’t return for food unfortunately.

We recently visited The Rising Sun in Lacock to celebrate my mother’s birthday, and it was truly an unforgettable experience. Our group of 14 was seated in the conservatory, which offered stunning views of the valley, making the meal even more special. I opted for the 9oz sirloin steak, cooked to perfection, and paired with hand-cut chips, garlic bread, and a rich peppercorn butter. The main was hearty and delicious. For dessert, I had a syrup sponge, which came with both custard and a scoop of Lacock vanilla ice cream, making it a delightful treat. The mix of warm syrupy sponge and creamy ice cream was divine. To finish, a well-brewed latte provided the perfect end to the meal. The service was impeccable. Despite our large party, the staff were attentive, friendly, and made our visit feel seamless. The setting of the conservatory, with its beautiful view, added a peaceful and elegant touch to the event. All in all, it was an outstanding experience, and I would highly recommend The Rising Sun for anyone looking to celebrate a special occasion. The combination of superb food, stunning surroundings, and excellent service made my mother’s birthday meal truly memorable.

Delicious food. We ordered fish and chicken. We sat outside in the garden and enjoyed a beautiful view. The service was very friendly and prompt. Plenty of parking. Highly recommended.

Had the best meal in the conservatory for my parents 60th wedding anniversary and couldn’t be happier. From the moment we booked it Neil and the team were brilliant. On the day nothing was an issue, they worked really hard and made the day very special. The food was superb and the view is incredible. 100% looking forward to going back.

Just visited the rising sun for a roast, I must say we were very unhappy with the food. All the items apart from the gravy were cold. We didn’t want to make a fuss during our stay as the service was great but the food wasn’t. The starter I had lamb kofte was really unpleasant also, just two hard balls of “kofte” that I could barely cut into. The setting of the place is lovely and the staff were great, but unfortunately the food was really unsatisfactory.

Lunch yesterday was great! Soup was yummy and obviously home made. The fresh bread to dunk in the soup was fresh and tasty! Service was excellent too! Great views, good food, excellent service! Will be back!

I cannot comment on the rooms as I did not stay but if they follow the quality of food and service I recieved then it will be outstanding, well done guys absolutely recommended to anyone and the pods are perfectly situated

Nice place to go for a few drinks and a chat

We were tired and wanted to have some food after a long day, and this location did not disappoint. The food was good and the staff were friendly. P.S. a beautiful location.

As a frequent visitor of The Rising Sun in Lacock, I can confidently say that my family and I always enjoy our time spent at this charming establishment. From the moment you step inside, the warm and inviting atmosphere welcomes you, setting the tone for a delightful dining experience. One of the standout features of The Rising Sun is their offering of Asahi beer on tap. For beer enthusiasts like myself, having the opportunity to enjoy a fresh pint of Asahi straight from the tap adds a special touch to the overall enjoyment of the visit. The crispness and quality of the beer complement the delectable dishes on the menu perfectly, creating a harmonious dining experience. One of the highlights of The Rising Sun is the stunning terrace view from the balcony. It provides a picturesque backdrop that enhances the dining experience, especially during sunny days or serene evenings. The view adds an extra layer of relaxation and enjoyment to the ambiance of the restaurant. Aside from the delightful beer selection and breathtaking view, the staff at The Rising Sun truly elevate the overall dining experience. Their pleasant demeanor, attentiveness, and excellent service contribute significantly to making each visit a memorable and enjoyable one. Whether you have a question about the menu or need assistance with your order, the staff always go above and beyond to ensure your comfort and satisfaction. The Rising Sun offers a lovely escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life, providing a refreshing environment where you can unwind and savor delicious food and drinks. Each visit feels like a rejuvenating retreat, allowing you to indulge in a moment of tranquility while relishing in the culinary delights and scenic beauty that the restaurant has to offer. In conclusion, The Rising Sun in Lacock is a gem of a place that consistently delivers on all fronts – from its delightful beer selection to its stunning terrace view and exceptional service. It is not just a dining experience; it is a moment of blissful relaxation and enjoyment that leaves you looking forward to your next visit. If you're seeking a place to unwind, indulge in great food and drinks, and bask in a soothing atmosphere, The Rising Sun is the perfect destination for you.

Still trying to work out how 1x pint, 1x 250ml glass of wine, 1x packet dry roasted nuts, 1x packet crisps and 1x packet pork scratchings (don't judge) came to over £30...

Lovely country pub serving excellent food and drinks with the bonus of the most amazing views across the Wiltshire countryside.

Lovely pub, super friendly staff with amazing views !

Thought as it was a beautiful evening we'd pop out for a vino and take in the views. Unfortunately this was marred due to the ridiculous price of 2 large red wines. £28 is an obscene amount to charge! They could have ar least mentioned a bottle was £33 but no and when we questioned the cost we were told " you had extra large and the price is correct"" Extra large was 275ml!!!! .

The view is perfect, the environment is very nice, the food is extremely bad. We ordered fish twice, the fish smelled, we ordered a burger, the chicken inside was not cooked, we ordered a burger again, it was not meatballs, it was something else. We were not satisfied at all.

Great place for a drink. The views are lovely and the garden is beautiful.

Beautiful location food is fantastic a very friendly landlord and good service. Also dog friendly. Highly recommended

Easy parking, beautiful spot of the countryside, welcoming.

We’ve only just found this hidden gem and we have lived locally for eighteen years. The manager is incredibly personable and helpful. The food is wonderful and well priced considering the chef’s culinary expertise. We’ve eaten here four times now and each meal has been delicious. I recommend the fish and chips, you can upgrade to the truffle chips which are out of this World. We don’t like busy environments so we tend to go midweek when it feels like our own private sanctuary. The views are breathtaking and there is a little children’s play area.

Fantastic location. Roast was lovely. Lots available on the board it brought out on.

We’ve been regulars for years but the place has gone downhill badly this year. The smell from the toilets wafts over the lawn. The food is mediocre but way overpriced Service polite but sporadic Just not the enjoyable experience of previous years

Nothing wrong with the location or with the staff. However, I wanted a late lunch so opted for the rocket, watercress and parmesan salad. I see the online sample menu lists this at £3.95 - in reality, try £7.95. As the uploaded photo indicates, there was zero watercress and, frankly, zero of merit here. The truffle chips were also pricier than the dates online menu. £7 or £8 for a novelty mini chip fryer with not a whiff of truffle. I can see a lot of positive comments regarding the food here, it's a shame I'm not able to add to them. I wouldn't have written a review, if I hadn't felt so distinctly ripped off.

It was alright Damon's go to pub 👍

The main course was absolutely incredible and the choices on the menu were stunning!! The desserts were not as good unfortunately…. The cheesecake has 0 taste whatsoever and it wasn’t cheap. It was also very cold in there which made it feel less homely. I would 100% recommend going for the views, drinks and mains but leave the desserts

10 of us in our party on a Friday lunchtime. The views are stunning we sat outside for a couple of pre-lunch drinks and then went inside for our meal as it was a bit cooler on the day we visited. They had a superb selection of beers and ciders to choose from. The food was amazing, great menu and so delicious.

To a contingent of guests from around the world, 25 in total. All meals were pre orders. Could not have gone better, food was superb and all came out on time. Which was excellent. Recommend!

We did enjoy our meals but were unaware we were up for a £ 20 surcharge on a week night. We didn’t check our receipt until later and found the extra charge !!! Not surprised that they weren’t busy. We went to another local Pub and there were no other hidden extra costs. Would not recommend.

Popped in for a beer on a nice evening, two beers one portion of chips Chips I could count 12 for the price of £5.99 under cooked raw packet sauces horrible should of said something but are first time back for a time over priced £6 for a beer Two beers one portion chips £17.40 Was are favourite pub for years but never going back

First time. Loved country setting. The choices of where to sit. Food very fresh. Our table had a burger and platter. All delicious. Will look out for the bbq days.

Great food and great service. The view is stunning. Didn't stay just ate. Menu is latest version.

Had lunch on a Bank Holiday Monday. Felt the food was fine but actually a bit average for the price although the staff were nice and the view/location great. Toilets could use an upgrade.

A lovely pub in the countryside. Fantastic views from the garden. Alas the ale selection is a little lacking, they only had meantime on tap when I asked. Good place to stop off on a walk.

Didn't stay the night but enjoyed a cold drink in their beautiful gardens next to the river! The dog enjoyed it too! Fresh water bowls and treat s!

Amazing decking area in the pub garden for amazing views. Very lively pub with friendly customers.

This is a delightful spot hidden away in the laycock hills with a phenomenal view overlooking the Wiltshire countryside. Food is perfect and why I keep coming back. Great service. Definitely recommend a visit 👌

£4.75 for a lemonade and £4 for half a mug of tea. That is all.

A large group of us stopped for lunch unannounced, staff were very accommodating. Service was warm, friendly, efficient and nothing was too much trouble. Food was fresh and delicious and came in good time. We didn’t have room for dessert as the mains were so big. All topped off, with incredible views in well kept gardens. Thank you, we will be back!

Service and location are amazing, but the food is overpriced small in size and boring. Need some pub classics. The staff are lovely, including the man with long hair. Very good customer service. Only complaint is deffo the food. Reheated chips and horrible rolls for the burgers. I just wanted to go and talk to the chef and give a few ideas to make to food more appealing and exciting

Went for evening meal with the wife. After writing a negative review on FB they decided to block me rather than respond like most normal adults would. Poor choice of starters and the bbq chicken starter was mush and more like cat food. The most expensive thing on the menu was the steak which we both looked forward to. It was very fatty and came with a peppercorn sauce made from butter. The steak and chips were overpowered by the fat and grease from the butter. Very disappointing and quite frankly gross experience. Over £130 and was there for around an hour. They offered a complimentary desert but by that time had lost our appetite. Needles to say, won’t be rushing back

We went there for a family Birthday. Overall it was a pleasant experience. Location lovely especially as it was a sunny day. The food and service was good. My only issue was paying £9.50 for a coke and lemonade which I thought was very steep for two soft drinks.

He refused to give my friend a glass of water after a long cycle unless he ordered a meal and also doesn’t tell you the price of anything, was very rude and we will never go back and never recommend to anyone!

We loved this pub! The staff were amazing, the drinks good and the view unmatched. After a long walk around Lacock, the Rising Sun was the perfect spot to refuel and take in the sights of the surrounding countryside in their beer garden. We will certainly be back!

Stopped here for lunch with my husband and dog in the sunshine, after visiting Lacock Abby. Didn't disappoint! Good choices on the menu, something for everyone. We choose to sit and have lunch in the gardens with incredible views of Wiltshire countryside (pub is at the top of the hill) Although it was very busy, food was prompt and delicious. Service was friendly and swift with a warm welcome and goodbye from the manager. Great visit and will definitely return when we are next in the area. Also lots if inside areas with great views.

First of all, we can't knock the beautiful scenery of views this place has. The food overall was tasty, no concern here. However, value for money? Not really. Close to £14 for cheese on toast? (Welsh rarebit) £8 or so for 4 or 5 small pieces of belly pork bites. Similar price for a small terrine starter. Kids past and garlic bread reasonably priced and portioned. Our drinks (coke, diet coke, lemonade) very flat. The other gripe was the gentleman who served us at the bar. Had blonde long hair. Possibly the manager. Late 40s perhaps. We have never felt so rushed when ordering. Every item we ordered followed with a hurried "is that it?". Two rarebits please. Ok is that it? No. Kids pasta. Ok that's all then? No! The terrine Ok that's all? No.. Belly bites. NOW that's everything. On to the drinks. Two cokes. Ok that's everything? No!!!. and so on. Stop rushing us. It was not busy. Nobody queuing.

Came for Sunday lunch for a family celebration, food and service were superb. One of the best Sunday lunches we have had, even though there was 10 of us, service and food were prompt and staff are very friendly and cant do enough for you. The views are stunning and there was even a play area for our grand children. All the food was served family style and pipping hot, place was very busy and ahd a great atmosphere. Thank you for the stunning food, service and experience, we will be back.

Truly awful experience, which we hate to leave such a negative review. We'll start with the Pros: - lovely views - Staff seemed pleasant Cons: - £2.50 for a child's squash. Water and cordial. Which tasted awful BTW - Nowhere near enough food served for the extremely high priced Sunday lunch. - Regardless if you order 2 separate Sunday lunches, it'll come on a sharing board. with 1 carrot and 1 parsnip. - Vegetarian/Vegan option is ''Nut Road'' but it's not a nut roast. It's mushed up rice/risotto. - The mixed veg is brought up in a cheese sauce that isn't great. We paid over £95 for 2 Sunday adult roasts, 2 children roasts, and 2 children squashes. My wife and I had tap waters!. We don't mind paying for food thats high priced, but the quality and the amount of food has to match. The whole sharing board situation, is an AWFUL business. Very confusing and should be rethought immediately if the business wants to stay afloat. We live local and can honestly say we sadly won't be coming here again.

Truly awful experience, which we hate to leave such a negative review. We'll start with the Pros: - lovely views - Staff seemed pleasant Cons: - £2.50 for a child's squash. Water and cordial. Which tasted awful BTW - Nowhere near enough food served for the extremely high priced Sunday lunch. - Regardless if you order 2 separate Sunday lunches, it'll come on a sharing board. with 1 carrot and 1 parsnip. - Vegetarian/Vegan option is ''Nut Road'' but it's not a nut roast. It's mushed up rice/risotto. - The mixed veg is brought up in a cheese sauce that isn't great. - You have to pay an extra £2.50 for a Yorkshire Pudding!!!!!!!!!!!! We paid over £95 for 2 Sunday adult roasts, 2 children roasts, and 2 children squashes. My wife and I had tap waters!. We don't mind paying for food thats high priced, but the quality and the amount of food has to match. The whole sharing board situation, is an AWFUL business. Very confusing and should be rethought immediately if the business wants to stay afloat. We live local and can honestly say we sadly won't be coming here again.

Stopped for Sunday roast, loved the sharing board style, which means you can take as much or as little as you want. Very friendly staff always smiling. Good play area for the kids, will return on a less windy day! Good food, friendly staff, cracking views, child friendly, recommend a visit!.

Food was nice but the waiter made us feel like a nuisance, was quite rude. We’d paid extra for dinner in a dome outside which was nice but dampened by the attitude unfortunately.

Visited for the first time with friends for lunch. The food was lovely and served piping hot. The service was excellent and the staff very friendly. The jewel in the crown is the beautiful views from the back of the hotel.

Had an excellent lunch there on the 18th March and had a relaxing cup of tea there today the 22nd march. Some lovely views and very hospitable staff

We went here for Mother's day Sunday lunch, as we entered we were greeted with lovely warm welcoming friendly smiles from all of the staff who were very tentative throughout our meals.I had the beef lunch and the others had the pork,all the meals were cooked to perfection all being of a good sized portions.......We were seated in the large conservatory which is situated out the back of the inn.....The views from the garden is lovely as you can see for miles....Overall it was a lovely experience.....👍

We came here for Sunday lunch, it was ok but when we got the bill we were shocked & confused. It clearly states £22 for 2 courses. We had one course each at £16.50 but the bill added on 3 x 1 course which was £11. So we were expected to pay for 2 courses. When we asked the explanation made no sense. On speaking to the manager and the explanation basically saying they charge that but don’t force people to have 2 courses, and of course they could take it off! And he did. And the service charge as I really didn’t feel generous enough to pay that after all that! The bill came right down, we paid and left. And we definitely won’t go back or recommend it. Shame because it’s a beautiful place.

Yet again Neil and his team were amazing just like the food, looking forward to getting back when the sun is shining

Amazing views and a lovely pub with great food

Food was fine. Service was friendly but felt pushy, so slightly resented the automatic service charge. Decor felt very tired, at least where we were sitting. Such a shame; the views are amazing and potential is huge for this place.

Wonderful view, delicious food, excellent service. What more can I say. Thank you. 🙂🙂

Booked a table for two and requested the conservatory. Arrived a little early but told we would be in the bar area or 'lodge' because of the dog ........ we don't have a dog! We asked to be moved quite quickly because we were both cold (sitting just in front of the door with the outer door being open more often than not). We were moved to the lodge which was still chilly but with overhead heaters and blankets. The food was good albeit not very hot - serving on a wooden platter probably didn't help with that. The roast potatoes looked good but not as crispy as we prefer. Yorkshire puddings were large but certainly not worth the £2.50 required for any additional. Vegetables were good but the beef was the star of the meal - only two slices, but beautifully cooked and very tasty. Horseradish tasted homemade and certainly hit the spot. Dessert was also good. Couldn't fault the service but in future would certainly only visit on warmer days unless they could assure me I would be sitting somewhere warm.

Booked for Sunday lunch & payed extra for a pod. Disappointing. Pods tired, no blankets as advertised. Furniture shoddy. Underwhelmed. Food ok, not impressed you have to pay £2.50 extra for 1 Yorkshire pudding. Wouldn’t go back.

We have lived in Wiltshire for 10 years this was by far the best meal we have had since we moved here. Nothing was on the plate that shouldn't be there! The staff were attentive and the owner was friendly and gave sound advice on wine. If you haven't been here please give it a go, I promise you will not regret it. We will definitely be a new regular

Had a wonderful Sunday lunch experience, so booked their NYE package with friends . Great value, only £59 which included a tasty 3 course dinner, late night cheeseboard and a glass of fizz, to see in the New Year. Excellent food, service and atmosphere, thank you Rising Sun.

We’ve just enjoyed a wonderful family Sunday lunch at The Rising Sun in Lacock. We’ve been a few times before and once again the welcome was warm, the service excellent, the meal was delicious and the price was very acceptable. Plus, when the weather allows, the large garden is just great for outside eating and amazing views over the Wiltshire countryside.

Great atmosphere, lovely food friendly staff.

New Years Eve - disappointing would be an understatement. £59 per head got you a 3 course meal followed by cheese board and glass of champagne. That was the offer - not what was delivered. Starting with the 3 course meal. Quite a choice on the menu which was pleasing to see. Starters, Main and Dessert were pretty fair but nothing special. Regrettably some of our party were unable to attend due to Covid so decided to enjoy the meal but not stay on till midnight. When asking about those who couldn't attend, no refund (that's fair enough as food ordered in), so meals were to be plated so could be taken home and re-heated. Instead some items were put in foil and popped in a plastic veg tray. Asked about the cheeseboard and champagne. Told these were "complimentary to encourage people to stay until after midnight". That wasn't what it said when booking. £59 a head? Expected to pay more for New Year's Eve but the whole evening was very disappointing and certainly not what was expected. Will we return? No. We live local but won't return. Tried to support local hospitality but left feeling somewhat ripped off, lied to and failing to live up to the offer. I hate to say avoid a hospitality venue as it is tough out there but if you treat customers on the way we were treated then the only feedback that can be offered is to AVOID. Such a shame as location is fantastic.

Captivating views make it an ideal spot for summer drinks, but our lunch experience fell short. The decor seemed worn, lacking cleanliness. Overall, the potential for a great experience was overshadowed by subpar food and ambiance.

It’s okay, the pods have seen better days. The roast looks amazing but was very tasteless. The veg is mixed up in a bowl and all slushy. Because the food is on wooden boards you can’t go overboard with the gravy. Generally quite expensive for what you get and to top it off it’s a card only place. I will continue to support local businesses who need the cash.

Great service, great food, very friendly staff. So much so that we all went back for lunch the following day. Superb roast beef.

We had a reasonable Sunday lunch although the vegetables were overcooked, disappointing that cauli cheese , Yorkshire pudding ( if you don’t have beef ) and other veg are an extra cost. The most disappointing thing was the service from the owner who threw scrunched up paper menus on the table and piled cutlery in the middle but took time to try and sell us extra roasties, etc, really pushy and made us uncomfortable, as a result we won’t be visiting again.

Don't bother! What a complete let-down. My wife has just been this evening in a small group and had an awful experience from every perspective. There was nothing enjoyable apart from the company she went went with. The host was clearly wanting to go home. It was overpriced for what it was. He clearly did not want us to be there. He turned off the lights, cleared the table before everyone had finished. Turned off the music and said he was closing - and it was only 9.30. Food was ok but nothing special. She would have expected more. The overall experience was a bad one. The moment we had finished the food he did not want us there any more. We are local, but will never go again, and as her husband I have always thought what a nice place it looked. What a contrast to the recent review I gave to the pub at Winsley where we had a fantastic meal, and also our very own pub in Yatton Keynell which is always totally reliable in quality and atmosphere. What a waste of a pub in such a wonderful location to have such an unwelcoming host. The vast majority of my reviews are five star positive, so what a disappointing contrast this is - and it's on our doorstep 😒

We popped in for lunch as it was on our route home, and we’d not been here for over a year. We enjoyed our lunch, from a good lunchtime menu, and the local beer went down a dream. Great, friendly service which always makes the atmosphere good. If you want a meal with a view then you must try the Rising Sun. Would thoroughly recommend.

The menu was a bit limited, nice people, but the food was not to my liking the steak was £ 30, but it was quite over salted very expensive deserts I should really have mentioned about my steak at the time but was with family and friends and did not want to cause a fuss

Another excellent Sunday lunch at the Rising Sun

Came down for lunch and Halloween 🎃 activities. Great vies. Amazing food. Great service and so much fun carving pumpkins. Thank you.

Two superb experiences. We’re away for a week (two adults, six year old and our dog Lady) - we escaped from dining in our AirBNB accommodation and enjoyed two fabulous experiences at The Rising Sun. Neil - the perfect hospitality host (with an outstanding hospitality CV) complimented by; dog friendly, stunning kids menu, outstanding local produce, exceptional food & drinks and fabulous country pub vibes. Highly appreciated. Thank you Neil - all the best in your recovery post opening at the start of Covid - you deserve an abundance of success. Ian Tillett - over 38 years of hospitality experience.

The building was cold and draughty, not helped by two doors being left open, although it was a busy time, everything seemed very rushed in terms of service and the manager seemed abrupt at times. The food itself was most disappointing, nothing was hot, probably not helped by being served on a wooden board - we won’t make that mistake again, the quality of the beef was good but the vegetables, Yorkshire pudding and gravy were very poor. The potatoes were hard and tasted unpleasant, they had definitely been reheated, possibly over-reheated and then let get cold again. The parsnips and carrots also had that reheated taste and texture. The medley of veg - red cabbage, kale and a broccoli gratin were all served in a bowl together, which was just mushy and lukewarm. Cold plates didn’t help matters either. There are several better places to visit locally for Sunday lunch and a return visit isn’t on the cards. The manager walked past us several times and we think he avoided asking us if everything was ok, because he knew what the answer would be. All the basics were just wrong. Such a shame, as it could be so much better. Felt particularly disappointed after spending £90 on what was should have been an enjoyable family treat.

Really lovely people. And food is lovely :) been to the rising sun twice now and will definitely be back again :).