Ship & Anchor Pub in Arun

Walking along the river from Arundel with 5 friends we needed a place to stop and recharge. It being a Sunday lunch time we were not hopeful. Round a bend we spied the Ship and Anchor and, more in hope that expectation went in. It was busy with people enjoying proper Sunday lunches. All we wanted was a sandwich and a pint. The staff couldn't have been more helpful. Made us feel genuinely welcome, found space for the 6 of us and didn't mind that we weren't having a full Sunday roast. They made sandwiches to order, (even for our awkward vegetarian couple). And the sandwiches were definitely amongst the top pub sandwiches I have ever encountered. Good quality, fresh food, more than ample proportions and well presented . The beer was first class (and I'm a bit picky) So all in all a gem of a find on a long walk out. Go in if your passing, you'll not be disappointed.

Let's not beat around the bush. This place was very low for a long time. But it's a beautiful spot, with a charming atmosphere. Now, under new management (it's complicated, but that will do.) honestly, we just had the best night out for YEARS. There's a freedom and engagement in the staff you don't find much any more. EVERYONE was having fun, you can tell the team are working very hard indeed to get the Ship and Anchor back to the magical place it used to be. Food was very nice - best stilton steak sauce ever, homemade onion rings and a knickerbocker glory 8 year old me thought I'd never taste again. Give it a go again, I promise you won't regret it.

Passed by tonight. Warm, very efficient and friendly staff and great Pub Grub, with excellent sized portions. A few others there which added to the atmosphere. Will be back for sure.

Went to the Ship with a party of elderly people for lunch on one of our monthly trips out with the community minibus. We felt very special - personal treatment from lovely staff and great home-cooked pub food mostly bought locally. Very good atmosphere but not too noisy. They deserve to do well in this out-of-the-way ancient pub.

We stayed in the campsite for one night and went for a drink to experience the rudeness we had read about on other reviews......unfortunately we were welcomed with a wonderful group playing music in an informal jam session and very friendly new managers, we even stayed for a second drink! We would thoroughly recommend, whilst we didn't eat the menu looked good.

Nice friendly pub , the food was quite good, Two of us had nice fish and chips one night and lovely Scampi the next. My brother was a little disappointed with the pie! But really liked the fish and chips! The atmosphere was excellent so were the staff and they had a wonderful band! Recommended

Nice friendly staff and campsite. Facilities clean and tidy. Lovely views of the river Arun. Ford train station 4 minute walk from campsite, one stop to Arundel Castle.

Great food and a very warm welcome from all the staff would go again when in this area Would be nice walk along the river after lunch

Lovely little pub with fantastically tasty food, great beer too! Went nearly 3 hours from home to a nearby pod, only to be served by a lady who knew a pub, literally a stones throw from where I was born! Lovely friendly atmosphere and people running it.

On the front of the menu there was a photo of mackerel fishcakes I ordered this for lunch and waited for some until until it arrived freshly made with a poached egg, salad and tartar sauce. Delicious - the best pub meal that I had in many years

We tried to book a table by phone as we were camping on the attached site, but the latest one we were offered was 6:45 which was too early for us. Had a drink outside and while we were there a group of people were brusquely summoned to their table inside as "it was ready". My husband thought the beer was a bit weak.

Slightly irked by the rubbish review from 2017! So I thought we would give it a try. YES, Fabulous food, warm, snug and friendly. This is a calm, relaxing place, not somewhere to go if you are in a tearing hurry. We will be back, the pies are homemade and YUM.

Excellent meal. The Steak and Kidney pie was fantastic. Despite many reviews citing the land lady as rude, we found her to be welcoming and really kind. Eat the pie! You wont regret it! Andrew & Martina

We've just sat outside the Ship and Anchor pub in Ford for dinner and what a most pleasant experience it was. The weather is good (obviously) but so was the food, the service, the company and the location. Settled off the road and beside the river Arun, it's ideally situated for an evening out in the countryside. The landlady couldn't have been friendlier or more cheerful and her husband, the chef, makes an excellent fish pie! I highly recommend the cheesecake (prepared by the landlady I'm told) if you still have room after the generous quantity of mains.

Like a lot of people we stayed in the adjacent camp site. We reserved an eveiing meal prior to our arrival uas it was the Bank Holiday Weekend. Pub is dog friendly and we were greeted well. Food was excellend with a frairly limited menu but no problem for us and the grandchildren. We also returned for dinner later in the week. Would definitely use again if in the area.

Visited the pub in the day for a drink and then in the evening for dinner food was great so also booked for Sunday lunch. Food was great quality, value for Monet and decent portion size.

Honestly this place is beautiful the food hygiene is very high standard great value for money and joy just makes it so welcoming she's a star ⭐

We stayed in the adjoining Camp site and had 4 very pleasant nights there. The close proximity of the river gave us good walks for the dogs which were made very welcome at the pub when we visited on a couple of occasions. If the Pulled Pork with ham, apple and stilton pie is on the "specials" board I would thoroughly recommend it - it was certainly one of the best pies I have ever eaten (and I've eaten a few) and was served up with chips and five fresh vegetables. We returned the next day for Sunday lunch and the lovely landlady remembered I'd enjoyed the pie and told me they had one left. I had the pie again in preference to the roast offering, which did look good.

Having worked here for nearly 12 months I can say honestly that the food and cleanliness is outstanding and it’s a good happy place to work.

Very good food and service, landlady very attentive ,. Lady that appears rude owns the sight but is not the landlady.

This is a brilliant, family run pub in a scenic location. The food is delicious, great value and the interior of the pub is welcoming. The staff are friendly and dogs are allowed too. What more could you want?!

My friends and I own motorhomes/campervans and the 3 of us love and regularly use the campsite next to the pub, taking our 3 vans away for an easy weekend together, despite the fact that we only live a few miles away. One of the highlights is a delicious fish and chips takeaway (fresh, hot and crisp with home made tartare sauce...yum) from the pub on arriving on Friday evening, and a fabulous roast lunch in the pub before leaving on Sunday after a nice walk along the river that runs past the site. The welcome has always been warm (including our dogs), the service always good, the food always excellent (traditional home cooked food), and the atmosphere exactly as a British Country Pub should be, both in the comfy cosy pub and outside on the pub terrace. I would recommend this pub to anyone and in fact it is so popular that we always book fish and chips and Sunday lunch at the time we book the campsite because we have, on several occasions, found that they were fully booked. With regard to another comment about not taking cards, over recent weeks I have been refused custom in several places for daring to offer the legal coin of the realm, real money, which would not be taken - including my dentist!! Unfortunately technology breaks down, that isn't the pubs fault and for that reason I normally carry an "emergency" £50 note. Love this pub (and the campsite) x

So we called in here while out on a cycle ride in our local area and thought we’d give this pub a go again, despite a non too pleasant experience a few years ago. So we rock up, we are not welcomed in at all, and note that there is only one ale available and one lager too. Not the best start,but never mind we’ll persevere! Anyway after pouring my pint, the landlady saw that we were wanting to pay by contactless, as everyone does now. Oh no, pint swiftly removed as we had no card or cash on us. What a real horrible experience. So we’ll give this a swerve again for another few years . How the landlady can run a business being so unfriendly, lord only knows!

Parked in the carpark with my friend. He was texting his daughter prior to us getting out of the car. We were accosted by the very aggressive landlady/owner who told us to clear off! Could not believe it! We'd not even made it out of the car. I've since heard that many of the locals no longer go to that pub as the reputation of the owners is appalling.

My wife andcour friends enjoyed a lovely afternoon at the Ship and Anchor. Nothing was too much trouble and our 4 legged friend received much attention. Food was freshly cooked and very tasty. Price is comparable with others in the area and quality cannot be faulted. The landlady was very pleasant and welcoming. Her attitude to customers cannot be faulted. We were visiting friends in the area and will certainly return to this oub the next time we visit from Birmingham.

Visited on Friday 9th July for lunch with friends and brought our dog along. Visiting the area for 2 weeks and our friend recommended here. A lovely welcome for us and our dog Juke from the landlady and her staff. Treats for Juke and a...

We were staying on the campsite next door so booked a table for an evening meal on our first night. As this is a relatively quiet time of year for tourists the kitchen has limited opening times so booking is essential if you want to...

Best home-made food. Served hot and all fresh . The homemade chocolate and raspberry cheesecake was tge best I had ever tasted. Great service and so welcoming and also dog friendly and ozzie got a treat too.

We were staying at the campsite and booked a table for 7.00 pm for the two of us and our nephew and his wife. The A27 was closed and delayed their arrival. At 7.10 we were called by the site to check the booking. I...

never ever meet anyone so rude enough said stay away is all i can say plenty of nice places to eat around area

Beautiful homecooked food served with a very cheery attitude. The landlady was delightful, helpful and very engaging, she did everything to make our visit as pleasant as possible, even bought a bucket of fresh water for our dogs!

Visit with friends after recommendation , great food friendly warm welcome great service. Will defo return.

Have visited this pub on numerous occasions, the food is home cooked and the fish is always fresh. The host is Joy by name and Joy by nature, she is always welcoming and interested in her customers. I, my wife and friends would thoroughly recommend...

I visited here before i read some bad reviews. Wanted food but i didnt book so just had a drink. Fair enough. They dont have to serve you. Although it was almost empty so i did find it odd they didnt want business when it...

Landlady not the friendliest. Asked for crisps - doesn't stock them "never will". Asked for nuts - same as above? 2 pints Asked to sit inside - nope "food customers only". Quite sharp and not very friendly. Decided never to spend there again

Beautiful ‘home cooked’ food. We had lamb shanks and steak and kidney pie followed by sticky toffee pudding and apple crumble - all perfectly cooked and absolutely delicious. Nice, friendly staff too - would certainly go again.

We book the pub Sunday lunch for when we arrived with the caravan to stay .Helen who met us at the site was really helpful and pleasant. We then went straight to the pub ,greeted with smiley face ,seated and ordered. We had a lovely...

Had great meal at pub. Starter was king prawns main steak pie with mash and veg then home made sherry trifle. Every thing was home made. Wish we lived nearer would definitely go back. Staff was very friendly as well.

Just witnessed the owner being so rude to a family and blocking the entry to the pub. When I rang to find out why she hung up on me! Shocking to witness. I will be passing on all of my friends that frequently visit the...

We eat here regularly as the food is fantastic, all fresh home cooked grub, and the staff are very welcoming! Eat here once and you will be sure to return. Great menu with a good choice of specials and the desserts are lovely too. You...

Lovely quaint good old fashioned pub on the banks of the river Arun. Small gate leads from the car park directly onto the riverside footpath, 3 mile walk in one direction to Arundel and the other direction you Littlehampton. We booked s table for a Sunday roast. The pub is very well run and observed the Covid restriction’s very well without losing its good service or charm.I opted for roast pork with all the trimmings and my wife had the lamb shank again with all the trimmings. Both meals were cooked lovely and very generous with the meat portions. Nothing overcooked just flavoursome good food. We’re both had sticky toffee pudding for dessert, my wife had ice cream and I had custard, again delicious. Two pints of Ringwood ale and a bottle of Australian Shiraz ( only do 1 litre bottles) what a shame .Service was friendly, polite and efficient. All in all would highly recommend and will be back. One word of warning though, it would be wise to book in advance.

Been going to this pub for years, down to earth friendly reception with nothing too much trouble, all food as always outstanding especially their Sunday roast.

Great food used her for our club two minibuses full of pensioners they were always pleased to see use even helped us arrange Currie night for them could not have been more helpful julie always great us with as smiley face staff were away pleasant and helpful

Lovely old style pub, none of the gastro chain style 'trying to be something they're not' kinda place. Ok it's not fine dining but the food is home cooked, it's straightforward and tasty, staff are lovely and so friendly making you feel at home. Very traditional pub with traditional values.

This review has nothing to do with the pub, been there many times, ladies are fantastic and service is on point. Its about the woman who allegedly owns the land. Went there on Monday,used the riverbank to get to it. We used the same gate we've been using for about 6 months to enter the property and straight away we have been jumped on by this woman who claimed to be the land owner telling us we are trespassing and we need to get off. After explaining to her that we are here for the pub she kept being patronising and basically tangled up in what she said about us using the gates. Apparently it's ok to use them fornthe pub,but it's not ok to use them because its private. WTF.How are you supposed to get to the pub from the riverbank then? We decided to set off somewhere elsewhere, which was very difficult because of her yapping at us non stop that we are trespassing and we need to leave. So much for the hospitality. Lovely ladies behind the bar but we won't be coming back there because of that little Gimli guarding the "private" pub.

Never been in before .I thought I would try it with my son. I had Curry soup and Scampi and chips and they were lovely.

Had lunch with five friends at the Ship and Anchor on Thursday. Hadn’t been there before and didn’t book but we were very impressed. The meals were all home cooked and the staff were very pleasant and helpful. We have no hesitation in recommending and will definitely go there again.

Thanks to the Ship and Anchor, we had a very pleasant home cooked meal with good service. We were split on two large tables and we all left very content with no issues parking.

Went here to walk along the riverbank and then stop for a drink. Parked our car and soon as we got out the car an old naked man was shouting at the window at us stating we couldn’t park here, telling us it was private parking and there are cameras around which would charge us! There are no signs to state it is a private car park and no signs of cameras expect cctv for the pub garden. Would not recommend going here, rude owners. Instead we left and went round to the lovely Edgcumbes Cafe down Ford Lane, please give this a visit.

The couple that run it are very rude angry people. I will never go back and would advise anyone to look else where!!

Yesterday 10 of us went to the ship and anchor. Its opening hours were shown as open but we got there at 4pm, and it was closed.We then went to leave via the pub car park onto the river bank but were stopped by a man who informed us it was a private gate only and we couldn't go out that way (the only way in and out of the pub onto the river bank path!?). So, being polite, we turned around to leave, using the only road that comes into the pub, and then, we then had some ranting very angry woman who was taking our photos and telling us we had to pay £5 each to leave! We didn't pay and wont ever be going back there.

Stopped at this pub on the way home from the boot fair. We found a seat and I ordered a hot sandwich between the two of us,It arrived quite quickly but we were very dissapointed. I asked for brown bead but it came as a baggette. We were not asked if we needed any sauces. The menu said it came with chips and salad, it did! There was very little salad and there were only six chips. My lager shandy tasted like lager flavoured lemonade due to the shortage of lager in it.The price was also high. In all a big disappointment.We wont go back.

Great food and great service. Home made ice cream is to die for! Also, I had pork belly one night - best I've ever had.

Another lovely food experience in this lovely Riverside public house. All freshly cooked produce and delicious puddings that made your heart melt.

Lovely atmosphere, great food and friendly service. The sunday lunch is worth a visit but make sure you call ahead as its very popular

We went as a party of four and as it was a Friday, we booked in advance just to be sure. It was fairly busy when we got there and despite what looked like a plethora of staff, there was only one person taking orders for drinks and meals at the bar; this meant a rather long wait to be served. From then on all was good though. The food and table service was fine and we were all more than satisfied.

What a disgusting approach to customers! On arrival we were attacked by two cooks out of the kitchen (one still in her pyjamas with an apron on) telling us that it was private property and we weren’t welcome there, because they were worried that we might have been thinking of launching our paddle boards from there. We wanted to go into the pub for a drink but was told they didn’t want us.

Went to the Ship and Anchor today day with some friends there was 12 of us overall gonna go in there for a quick drink and then get on our kayaks and kayak down to Arundel. the reception that we got when we got there was the most disgraceful horrible reception that I've ever received at any business or pub in my life. Disgusting, do not go there do not give these people your money. Place should be shut down.

We had lunch here with another couple,having not been here for 40 years! The very pleasant waitress took our drinks order,only to find that the 2 Real Ales were not available as they were cloudy. The lemonade that I ordered did not have the appropriate syrup in it,so it tasted like soda water.I did tell the girl this,albeit later in the meal,but she didn't comment or replace it. My friend ordered the Steak and Kidney Pie...only to be told there wasn't any. So 3 of us ordered other pies,all of which were delicious and the fresh veg were lovely and piping hot.My friend had Beef Bourginon (the small size) which she loved.I had the apple and plum crumble and ice cream,which was lovely,though more crumble than fruit.My friend had the sherry trifle,which she said was very nice though didn't appear to have any sherry in.

Great country pub beside the river,wonderful staff and service,fantasTic food,my favourite place been going there 10years and will continue to go there.if you need anything just ask they are happy to help if possible

Great food at this pub, the lamb casserole is superb, well done Ship and Anchor. Also a varied selection on the board besides the main menu.

Wow what a lovely find we had a great meal the pies are wonderful all the food was pipping hot and tasted great with good prices staff excellent will be back

What a find, fantastic food and the choice of large or small portions. Staff were very polite and friendly, and it’s dog friendly.

Had an absolutely lovely time here, such a good atmosphere and the staff were incredibly kind and friendly

Honestly Joy's husband makes the pies and they are insanely good, the best pies we've ever eaten! Dog friendly and staff very friendly. Highly recommend +++

We took my mother to the Ship & Anchor for a birthday lunch and she loved it.

Visited yesterday - food was excellent and from a varied menu (not the usual pub grub!) Service was speedy and friendly, and I would not hesitate to recommend.

A group of my friends and I had been visiting a facility in the area and called in the Ship & Anchor for lunch. A very friendly reception awaited us. There were 10 in our group and we nearly all chose a different meal, but afterwards we all agreed we had made a great choice of venue and were all delighted with our lunches.

Fantastic stay at the Ship and Anchor site / pub.

I have eaten at the Ship and Anchor at Ford quite a few times when I go to Sussex to see my Aunts and Uncles for lunch. If I get to choose where we eat this is it! I don't recognise many of the points the negative reviews make. I have always found the landlady to be most hospitable and the food is excellent. In Fact I'm going there again tomorrow and really looking forward to it!

Dropped in to see campsite and boating facility’s. Got the most unwelcome greeting ever. Unfriendly rude man basically told me to clear off. I was looking to spend some camping and boating here for a week. I wouldn’t even buy a pint here...... shocking

Ate here three days running and couldn't fault anything at all. Had lambs liver off the specials board and it was cooked to perfection with plenty of it. Had the scampi and on the last night the chicken curry which were both worth having. My partner had a pulled pork ham apple and Stilton pie and thoroughly enjoyed it, totally different to anything he's had before. The staff are very welcoming and can't do enough for you., they even give your dogs a treat and bowl of water. Am definitely going back.

Went today and met family members. Well received by Joy and staff. Food was excellent as usual. Fair price. Good service. Friendly atmosphere and cannot fault it. Will be back again.

Great pies and friendly staff as usual. Plates and containers far too hot though. Soft drinks extortionate - think they have even gone up since last visit - £4/pint for diet coke?

Didn’t even make it inside! The owner is truly awefully, rude with absolutely no redeeming features! had she shown a modicum of grace & charm she would had our custom for that visit and future trips but was instantly confrontational! How this place has stayed open with her discussing attitude is beyond me. Save your money and head to one the other more welcoming establishments nearby!

Normally I'd let the good things slide by and rant about things that irk me, on this occasion I felt I had to rave about my visit, food, beer and staff, especially Beth, very accommodating considering my very needy dog

I have written many reviews and generally found something good to say of the places I've been - even if flawed. However.... went here yesterday with a walking group, whereupon we were harangued by a "lady" I assume to be the owner, telling us that we could not walk past her premises unless we bought a drink or meal. Not, I have to say, an experience I have had before. The food may or may not be good, but I prefer to be with nice people, and from this experience this would emphatically not be the case here. For this reason, I recommend avoiding this place - there are others nicer nearby.

I was on a Group Hiking trip Yesterday.We all travelled from London to walk along the stunning River Arun.

We have eaten here many times, and have never been disappointed, food is always lovely. The staff are very friendly, and are always very accommodating to the children. Overall a lovely pub we’re family’s seem to be very welcome.

Went in today for Sunday lunch and met with what looked like a very busy pub. On asking if there were any tables we were led to a lovely spot in the pub. We ordered roast lamb, which was the best roast we have eaten out anywhere and we eat out a lot. Plenty of it, beautifully cooked and hot. We loved it. Then bread and butter pudding for me and apple and plum crumble for my wife. Once again it was beautiful. The 3 girls looking after us were friendly, polite and cheerful which made a big difference. So refreshing. The landlady was a lovely Scottish lady who even waved us off at the kitchen window. A perfect experience in every way and we will certainly return even if it is 20 miles away as it was so worth it. Highly recommend this beautiful pub and it’s amazing food. Thankyou

Very warm welcome and the lovely staff managed to squeeze us in for an evening meal despite us not booking and them being busy with a Birthday party and having a full house.Food was excellent and we went back next day for Sunday lunch...again big welcome, great food and very good service from all staff ...thank you

We were staying on the campsite attached . The site is good, level, grassy and not crowded. The facilities are spotless, there was always cleaning being done, but in need of refurbishment. If the site had been full, or even half full, the number of showers would not cope ( 3 showers for men and 2 showers plus 1 bath for ladies). The fees are payable in cash only and I thought the 50p token for a hot shower was a bit penny pinching considering the price (£25 per night for campervan, 2 adults and electricity on grass) to be at the higher end of the range. It is however very convenient being near Ford Station with trains to Arundel, Brighton, Chichester etc...

Whilst staying at the Campsite alongside the Pub, we decided to have Lunch at the Pub and was very pleasantly surprised by the quality of the food. The staff were also very friendly and pleasant.

Prima plek om lekker binnen of buiten wat te eten of te drinken..

We had a couple of meals whilst staying on the camp site, first lunchtime snack was an excellent ploughman' lunch, we then had an evening meal which was very good as was the friendly service, the campsite showers need updating for the price you pay per night, my only criticism of the venue

Breaking news a tunnel has been discovered at Ford Prison leading from The Ship & Anchor. Suspicions where confirmed at early morning roll call they had 27 over dressed in bermuda shorts and sandals. A bemused govenor said "But they only had to walk in the gate it seems they were lured by they can actually have visitors , play ball games and listen to music." We never had chance to do anything our friend turned up on the first night walked on the field and said im here are you coming to the pub for a drink. That is enough to get you asked to leave the site. Ps If you do stay watch out in the shower block in the morning she will probably be waiting to have a go at you about your snoring.

We love this pub for Sunday lunch. It's like going into the late 50s early 60s and the food matches. Good portions of honest, unpretentious food. Never, ever, found the land lady anything but courteous, friendly and cheerful.

We had a week at the Ship & Anchor caravan site and used the pin a couple of times.

Stumbled across the Ship & Anchor, whilst walking too and from Littlehampton to Arundel. I had passed the pub on my way to Arundel and decided to stop off for lunch on my way back. I’m so glad I did! I had a lovely Ploughman’s lunch for £9.50 and a couple of pints of cider. I sat in their garden, which was so peaceful, enjoying the sunshine and, of course, my ploughman’s lunch. The staff were happy to serve me more cider at my table, which was nice. They were very attentive and I have to say, I will definitely be returning again soon. The people on the table across from me were having the roast dinner. Well, it was Sunday after all, and it looked fabulous. Can thoroughly recommend this pub if you are down this way on a weekend.

Been here before. It's very cosy with lovely friendly staff. We only had sandwiches but they were really nice. We're going back sometime for dinner as the meals looked fantastic

The pie was first class and my wifes risotto was godd. service was very good staff very friendly. A very nice pub will love to go back.

A couple of good hand pumped beers and several proper pastry pies as well as other choices on the menu. Good home-style cooking, happy and efficient staff.

A hidden gem in a lovely location. The staff are friendly and attentive, the food is excellent and worth the price, and we will definitely be visiting more often!

We have eaten here many times and it never disappoints the owner and staff are so friendly nothing is to much trouble the Home made pies are to die for we keep coming back 100% recommendation

Great steak and ale pie with chips and gravy but a bit over priced at £11.95, as was the cod and chips.

Great warm reception from the Scottish freeholders of this pub, prompt entertaining service and superb HOME MADE AND HOME COOKED food. There was no mention of a ploughmans lunch on the menu, but when my husband asked if one could be produced the immediate answer was 'absolutely no problem' - and it was a fantastic dish with home made pate, home cooked hams, cheeses pickles, etc. My fish was very fresh and beautifully cooked, and the deserts were the same - home made and top standard.

Going to a funeral reception is not the best time to review a pub, but I can say that the surroundings were gorgeous, peaceful and quiet. A bit out of the way, tucked down a long drive, close to a small harbour. The staff were friendly and polite and the funeral buffet was extensive bdn flavoursome.

Once more for two weeks on the trot this but has done over 100 people Xmas dinner fantastic time had by all great food service was brilliant thank you so much Yours Kevin

We arrived and was greeted by friendly staff and a great pint, the Hen pie was very tasty and was accompanied by veg and a few chips, it was homemade and well presented. The shredded pork pie was packed with meat, and the puddings where good too, with a choice of custard, ice cream or cream. Staff where attentive.

The staff are always polite and very helpful in answering any questions. If they do not know the answer they will find out for you. We had mushroom and sweet pepper soup and boy was it delicious accompanied by crusty pieces of bread and butter. The Sunday roast are lovely and so tasty. They are worth the money. Today I had lamb roast dinner. The Yorkshire pudding is nice and fluffy with gravey in the middle. Lots of tender lamb slices with lovely roast potatoes, mint sauce and the vegetables come separately. The pub is always fully booked. They do other roast, chicken and pork. My fiancé enjoyed the roast pork. There was on the menu Vegetables in a marrow, cottage pie and a ploughman. The desserts: sticky toffee crumble, trifle and lime and lemon cheese cake. We did not have a dessert because we were so full, but we have on other occasions and they were lovely. Dogs are welcomed in the pub and they have a bowl of water outside for the dogs. Can't wait to go again.