Tally Ho Inn in Test Valley

Fabulous village pub …lovely friendly staff and just amazing food…. Sunday lunch was a real treat , and we try to go to all the fine dining evenings… Kerry is a ray of sunshine and looks after us so well. A great mix of pub, village gatherings and fabulous food.

Ok nice enough pub. 1. Asked if we had a booking, pub empty and remained empty 2 doorsteps sandwiches- stale bread, apparently home made without preserves, I make home made bread but it’s never fills apart when trying to eat it. 3 fish finger sandwich peas cold which made the fingers cold too 4 didn’t clear tables for at least 20 mins after finishing. 5 go back again- never

Everything you want in a traditional village pub. Friendly, great food and drink plus very dog friendly. The pub dog greats you on your way in and the relaxed atmosphere continues from there. Coupled with lovely food you won’t go far wrong stopping here for a drink or meal. Locals enjoy a drink by the bar and it still seems to remain a pub that is at the heart of it”s community while welcoming people from further afield. We will definitely return.

Nice pub with good ambience. Have visited before in the summer whilst walking in the area and enjoyed a very relaxing pint in the garden.. However last nights visit to catch up with old friends was spoilt by one male member of staff speaking for many minutes in a very loud voice with constant use of the f* word. I was sitting across the room by the window and his voice was loud, intrusive and impossible to ignore. I eventually went over to ask him if he could please mind his language and received a very curt and dismissive response and a further loud JC! to my back as I returned to my seat. I did not respond to that comment although I had planned to move on when my friends arrived if nothing changed. He did however moderate his volume meaning that the rest of the visit went as well as I had been expecting from a venue I had happily used before.

Stopped of for lunch whilst cycling from Salisbury to Eastleigh Accommodated us even though we were wet and muddy Charged our ebikes over lunch Fantastic sausage sandwich and gravy Just top service

Very friendly and helpful staff and even better food in a gorgeous village. 100% recomend best burger I’ve had in a while!

Sitting n the garden for a post-lockdown Sunday lunch was just the best. Tables are well spaced for social-distancing and most have some sort of covering in case the weather turns. Table service only. The burger almost defies description, double burger in glorious melted cheese. Fantastic. The Sunday menu has a choice of roasts, a small selection of pub classics and a choice of “doorstep” sandwiches. Prices fairly typical for a village pub.

Had our first (outside) meal with family at the Tally Ho as lockdown 3.0 eased but, rather than write an immediate rose-tinted review influenced by the occasion, I decided to reflect on the experience first.Having duly reflected I can say that what was a solid 4* pub/restaurant pre-Covid, has been improved during the past year and now offers a superb combination of quality food, great service and a friendly atmosphere - which makes it an ideal place to socialise with family and friends.Ryan the owner/head chef was trained by Alex Aitken (of Poussin & Jetty fame) so cooks a mean soufflé and he's been developing the Tally Ho food to genuine gastro pub standards.The menu centres on traditional pub favourites, such as burgers, fish & chips and Sunday roasts, all served with style, plus local specials - so something for all tastes.Staff were all absolutely on point and we were really well looked after from arrival to departure some 3 hours later. Just add in great beer and a decent wine list for the perfect Sunday lunch and leisurely afternoon.Tally Ho gets one of my hard earned 5 star reviews and we can't wait to return.

So lovely to be back at this wonderful pub. Food just as delicious as when we were last allowed to enjoy it, the owners and staff as friendly as ever. Such a perfect meal and evening.

The best take away fish and chips, burger, curries and more throughout lockdown - always arriving hot and delivered with a smile! The meals have always exceed expectations and travelled so well - the chips especailly are always still hot and crispy and just perfect. Kerry and the team have kept the community going in a tough time and we can't wait to be back in the beer garden for a proper visit soon - thanks team!

WOW! We ordered the cook at home menu from the Tally, ordering process was incredibly easy and the staff polite and friendly. Offered to collect, but delivery included in the very reasonable price of £45 (including a bottle of wine!) for 3 courses including sides. The food was incredible and the heating instructions easy to follow and well thought out. Highly recommend, will be going to food after lockdown fo sure! 10/10!!

Our 2nd visit to the Tally Ho at Boughton & as first visit was such a lovely meal. Staff very welcoming & now can’t wait for our next visit. Gravy with our Sunday roast a must... 😋

Despite living not far away, this was the first time we dined here. We received a very warm welcome from the proprietors and were shown to a nice clean table in the restaurant. All coronavirus safety procedures were very well arranged and adhered to. The menu was extensive with several interesting and tempting dishes. Our starters and main courses were wonderful. So much so that none of us had room to try the deserts. The service was efficient and very friendly and it became obvious that this lovely pub is extremely popular with the locals. Many congratulations to both the management team and the staff. We’ll certainly be back again as soon as Boris allows us to!

Had a lovely family meal out at Tally Ho! after being recommended it by a local airbnb. The food was lovely, especially the cheese soufflé and burgers. Dog friendly bar area and friendly staff. Highly recommend a visit.

I visited this pub with my lovely wife and the mother-in-law on Saturday lunchtime. It's a nice little pub in a pleasant village. There's a beer garden out back but was a bit chilly even though the sun was shining so we decided to eat inside. The menu offers fairly standard pub fare plus a selection of sandwiches. They seem very proud of their cheese souffle but none of us fancied it, opting for fish & chips, scampi & chips and a fish finger sandwich. Everything was pretty good but nothing was spectacular. If I'm honest, I wasn't entirely convinced about Covid safety. Everything was fine when we arrived as it was quite empty but by the time we left there were a number of people hanging around near the bar making it hard to social distance on the way out or when heading to the loos.

We turned up after a very damp walk and were welcomed with a friendly atmosphere and warm fire. The food was delicious accompanied by a glass of shiraz. We felt safe and socially distanced throughout. Thank you.

Popped in with family for an early glass of wine and bit of tea. Had the absolute best prawn, lobster and crab curry from the specials board. Can't rave highly about it enough really. Great local pub, lovely lovely staff and all COVID restrictions fully adhered too. Wish I lived near.

My family and I visited the The Tally Ho for Sunday lunch. This establishment is based in a pretty little Hampshire village and is a typical country pub. The decor is very pleasant, the team was welcoming and, most importantly, the food was very good indeed. The chicken liver pate starter was excellent! We shall certainly be returning to the Tally Ho.

What a fantastic place. Came highly reviewed and fully understand why. This ticked every box; excellent friendly service, incredible food, lovely setting, well thought out menu, accommodating for a baby and dog - really can’t praise this place enough and so happy we tried it. To add some context we tried a few places in the area while visiting and they were either bad or indifferent - the Tally Ho truly is exceptional.

Great food and a warm welcome for walkers on The Clarendon Way. A lovely pub and one that has managed the covid precautions particularly well. I knew we were going to be lucky here from my initial phone call and I was right. The garden to the rear of the pub is delightful and there was a lovely mix of locals and out of towners taking advantage of it. Dog friendly too. Oh and the prices were really reasonable. Yes, another fabulous English pub. Loved it.

We stopped at the Tally today after a walk on nearby Broughton Down. We were given a lovely welcome by the staff who persuaded us (wasn't difficult!) to try the homemade scotch eggs and sausage rolls with prune chutney. Delicious! We sat in the sunny beer gardening listening to the swifts swooping over the church - really peaceful and relaxing. Great selection of ales too. We will definitely be back!

We ordered a take away from Tally Ho for our anniversary. Everything was hot, fresh, delicious. My husband was very impressed with the fillet steak burger. The cheese Soufflé was to die for! They went above and beyond for us. Thank you Tally Ho x

We visited for Sunday Lunch after a local 6 mile walk. What a fabulous pub! Sunday Lunch was superb. A modern twist to the presentation (Long rectangular Platter style plates) but the quality of the food was excellent, and everything cooked to perfection (Every single item - including Yorkshires, Gravy / Sauce, Meat, Vegetables). We eat out regularly and from experience are slightly wary of "Sunday Roasts". However, this meal was truly special and enjoyed to the last morsel. The pub is rural and has an extremely welcoming ambience. Clearly a neighbourhood pub and frequented by locals. The atmosphere is friendly and relaxed. So is the pub dog!A great no nonsense Pub and really good food. Thank you.

The Tally Ho is a true country gem of a pub with the added bonus of awesome food with a changing, exciting menu created by Ryan & his team. Come rain, sun or no power! the Tally team will welcome you with open arms and a great selection of beers, and wines. Great hosted events, from open mic nights to the famous Broughton Beer Festival! Give the Tally Ho a try, you won't be disappointed! Ohh and you can't forget the most important member of the team, the pub dog Jarvis - what a gent!

This hidden gem was discovered by complete accident. Don’t let the decor fool you (the only reason it didn’t get 5 stars), the food and service were fantastic and simply couldn’t be faulted. Although a little on the higher price of what you can find in the area the quality makes up for this.Scotch egg for starter,Burger for main,Cheese cake for desert.Faultless!

Can only reiterate what other reviews have already said about the hospitality and sumptuous welcome you will receive from Ryan and Kerry. Our meals were fantastic (with a haute cuisine quality courtesy of Ryan's considerable expertise in French cuisine), the ale was outstanding and the soufflé really is as good as they say. Nice locals and a lovely young woman behind the bar - who took our orders and was incredibly friendly and attentive throughout - made our evening here a wonderful experience. If we weren't walking the next day we would have gladly stayed all night. And as for Jarvis, what a gentleman.

The pub is situated in a lovely area, so makes a nice trip out.I think that the web site is misleading as the interior of the Tally Ho is not as good as it appears in the photos.The food was very good, but overpriced for what it was.Staff were quite friendly, but could have been more proffessional.

It’s been almost two months and I’m still dreaming about the cheese soufflé. As an FYI, if you visit on the right days, they are also available for purchase at the Broughton Community Shop for 6 pounds, I believe. I had several other good meals at the Tally Ho, but nothing came close to this. Yum!

We stayed in Broughton for almost two weeks and became regulars at this pub. It is a true local pub, warm and inviting with wonderful food. Pub owners, Kerry and Ryan, make everyone feel welcome. I can’t recommend it enough.Do not miss the cheese soufflé, it is amazing!

Love this pub; kind and friendly staff and delicious food. Their beer choices are good and little nibble choices tasty.

We love visiting this establishment, nothing too much trouble, staff very accommodating and always welcome you with open arms, food fantastic, had lots of different meals as visit regular, do decided to leave a review, keep up the good work Ryan and Kerry, love M & D x

We ate on a Tuesday evening having walked up from Salisbury. Was told by another landlady en route that the Tally Ho was a locals pub and the other pub in the village served Thai.

I had high expectations when visiting The Tally Ho for lunch today having recently reviewed the menu samples on the website, but unfortunately these didn’t last long.

We live in Hove but regularly visit Romsey to see my mother in law, and always take her out for lunch. The choice and quality of restaurants & pubs in Romsey is poor, so we decided to go further a field. Based on Tripadvisor reviews and their website my husband booked The Tally Ho, a 20 minute drive away.

Walking through Broughton on the Clarendon Way the pub kindly opened their doors early for us to have coffee. They were so welcoming and we loved the dog!

We had been meaning to visit for a while on the strength of having had the Cheese Soufflé already.

Our daughter moved to Broughton last year and is fortunate enough to have 2 great pubs in the village - the Greyhound has a Thai restaurant attached while the Tally Ho serves quality pub food with some interesting variations.

Lovely pub, wonderful atmosphere, warm friendly welcome and a Cheese Souffle to die for! Another fabulous evening in this delightful pub tucked away in the Hampshire countryside.

We visited the pub en-route on our travels as it was listed in the CAMRA guide. A great friendly pub with a locals welcome. We didn't eat but the food looked great and the cooking smells were delightful. Banter with the locals was most amusing too - especially the putting advocado into a stew ??!!! We are going to try it at home. Thanks for a lovely pit stop

Oldtime pub feel, but , proper Resturant quality meals. Chef Ryan’s Cheese Soufflé starter was so amazing, we had it for desert too. Traditional roast beef and Yorkshire pudding plus a vegetarian version were perfection. We will be back.

We had seen a report of the Chef having won an award some time ago, as a result we visited the Tally Ho.

Great evening, lovely food in a convivial atmosphere. The host was so friendly and welcoming and would definitely visit again

We didn’t eat but they did have a good selection of drinks. It was busy which is always a good sign. Staff are very friendly and what more do you need than an open fire and a pub dog on a cold December evening?

Met with friends for a Sunday lunch, a busy day - but we were quickly seated and very well looked after. The pub has a nice local feel, great ambiance! The only criticism would be overly fussy veg (I note another reviewer thinks the same) We felt the amount of meat was a little small too-but this was soon put right. Nearly top marks....

The menu is not that extensive and quite limited for vegetarian eating. However, what they have they do really well. I enjoyed a great scampi starter. You have to say that their signature dish- cheese souffle was exceedingly good. My wife who is vegetarian and often finds it hard to get good veggie options was really won over with the souffle.

Popped in here after half a days walking, and getting “temporarily uncertain of our location” They were fully booked for Sunday roast lunch but offered other items from the menu. We had the Chicken Burger and Fish & Chips which were both very nice. What made the experience was the smiley, helpful service.

A superb meal. The soufflé was to die for and the creme brûlée too. The staff were attentive and friendly in spite of the busyness of a Friday evening. Highly recommended.

Visited recently with a work colleague. Food was ok. Certainly nothing to write home about. Colleague had the prawns to start and the burger. I had the pate (they called it parfait) and the hake. Part was quite pleasant. The hake was a little soggy and the minted peas had no mint that I could taste. Colleague enjoyed the prawns and the burger was “ok”. It seemed the place was trying hard to be something it clearly wasn’t. Some of the food was served on slate and the peas were three quenelles when it just needed to be a good dollop of tasty peas!! For the price I’d go next door to the Greyhound. Slightly cheaper and sooooo much better. Tip: don’t try and be something you’re not. You’re a village pub accept that. Work on your flavours and lose the slates!!

Had a brilliant lunch there recently; Cheese soufflé highly recommended. Lovely to sit outside in the sunshine with such good service and cheerful staff. Thank you all!

I have visited this establishment on a number of different occasions and it is always an excellent experience. And having returned from traveling Australia I wanted to take my partner somewhere amazing and again it lived up to the expectation.From a quick pint to a fine dining experience this pub delivers on every level imaginable! Superb service with first rate food at a very reasonable price. I always recommend this place to friends, the signature soufflé is outstanding and the chefs interpretation of ham egg and chips is simple yet delightful! Thank you for yet another amazing lunch we will see you again in the near future.

Took my disabled elderly mum here as she hadn’t been for years .

Well today I finally got around to sampling the famous cheese souffle and it did not disappoint! It was very nice indeed. I can't believe I have lived in the village for two years and haven't sampled the souffle until now! The pudding was tasty and well presented and the service was friendly and prompt. We will be back.

Went here with wife to meet sister and had a fabulous meal and outstanding service, landlady and staff went above and beyond to make sure we enjoyed ourselves. If I didn't live an hour and a half away it would be my local. Haggis the dog was also impressed. Thank you.

Having looked online at the sample menu, I was disappointed by the lack of choice when I visited. All the food was presented well, but was nothing special. Add in the peeling faux leather of the dining chairs, and a general lack of ambiance, plus the woman who served us ironing napkins on the bar in the restaurant area, and you will see why I have only scored it 2.

I visited the pub for dinner recently when visiting my parents who always rave about the place, I can see why! Firstly it is nice to see a busy country pub and secondly it is nice to get such a friendly welcome by Kerry the landlady. We sat in the restaurant area and I had the cheese soufflé as a main course which was delicious, good value and well presented.....to top it off a decent glass of wine. Next time I am visiting I will definitely try and visit this lovely pub again!

On a very short notice weekend break and with no prior knowledge of the area our search led us to the Tally Ho! in Broughton and all there is to say is what an incredible experience it was. Amazing starters (I had the salmon parcel and superb avocado sorbet and she had the delightful cheese soufflé) were followed by brilliant mains (succulent pork for me and mouth watering chicken poussin for her) and excellent desserts followed close behind. What made the dinner into a truly lovely dining experience was the staff - they were fantastic. Friendly, helpful and a credit to themselves. We were joined at the end of our meal by a very happy and perfectly well behaved furry friend who topped off a wonderful meal with some very impressive tricks taught to him by the head chef (diligently watching on with a glass of wine and equally as friendly). Recommended to anyone staying in the area, passing through or considering a detour. Thank you, best meal of the weekend by far! Oh and try the olives as a starter, they’re not to be missed.

We chose this venue randomly for our monthly family gathering and having never visited before we arrived to a very warm and friendly welcome. The food was delicious, freshly cooked and piping hot. Would most definitely recommend it and hopefully will be back again soon.

A proper village pub with a friendly welcome from Landlady Kerry and an irresistible Twice Baked Cheddar Cheese Souffle with buttered New Potatoes from Ryan. Jarvis the pub dog might even be sitting on a stool at the bar. Visiting children and dogs spoiled for free. A free house that only serves good beer, occasional beer festivals and music events. It is a small Stockbridge villages local at the bottom of the Wallop valley so please understand it can get CROWDED at popular times. ideally situated for walkers on the Clarendon Way and visitors to Broughton Down. Look out for water buffalo on the fields or on the menu.

Never been here before, staff very friendly, nice location.

We tripped over this pub by accident, having opted to leave Mottisfont Abbey on a route unknown to us, and we are so glad we did. On entering the pub, we were greeted with immediate smiles and service - nothing was too much trouble. And with one quick glance at the menu, we knew we were spoiled for choice, so many mouth watering meals on offer. My husband had the chicken tikka burger and I had the cheese soufflé..... which was the best soufflé I have ever tasted. And I am here to tell you that the rum and raisin pudding is also a winner. Broughton itself is so pretty, we wandered off in an effort to address the calorific intake, and saw so many pretty buildings and lovely country lanes. Go and try this pub!

This lovely country pub sits in the centre of Broughton, a proper pub that serves quality food and drink. The chef has produced a wonderful menu that takes pub classics and adds a twist, try the ham egg and chips and you won't be disappointed. The hosts Kerry and Ryan are great and you will appreciate proper customer care from everyone working there. We will be back as soon as possible as we have heard about the fine dining evenings with sound wonderful.

A huge thank you to Ryan, Kerry and all the fabulous team at The Tally Ho! Their fine dining menu was absolutely delicious and paired with really interesting, carefully chosen and very scrummy wines. The venison dish was an absolute winner for me. Congratulations on creating and delivering such a superb experience.

Having heard good reports of the food we met close friends for lunch. The starters were good, cheese soufflés and chicken liver parfait.

Arrived at 1.15 having booked a table for 1.30. No tables available inside. Lovely day so accepted table in garden. A good third of what we ordered had already been consumed by previous diners and hence was OFF the menu. This even included a sausage roll as part of a child's lunch.

Just had a super lunch here today, excellent food, huge portions and a very friendly welcome.Found it by accident, highly recommended.

We found this by chance, looking fir somewhere to eat on a journey home. What a fantastic find, we both had the roast beef and it was absolutely wonderful, beautifully presented, great portion and the best gravy! Lovely chatty staff and we were made to feel very welcome. Definitely worth the drive for great roast.

Visited on St Patrick’s Day and had a bowl of Irish stew. It was extremely tasty, but the portion was teeny and cost quite a bit more then I felt it was worth. The ‘large’ portion option was exactly the same but included a slice of buttered bread, some beetroot and red cabbage - for an extra £5.

I visited the Tally Ho yesterday after finding out my 5th & 4th Great Grandmother’s were ‘Inn Keepers’ of the Pub & my 3rd Great Grandfather & his siblings grew up & worked here! We had wonderful day delving back into our family’s past, truly amazing being back in the same place our ancestors lived, from seeing our children & their own grandchildren play in the same building several generations later to finding gravestones in the churchyard opposite of our relatives! Special thanks to Kerry & her staff for your wonderful hospitality & Ryan for the superb food, particularly the Red Soufflé! Thank You all for a wonderful day! X

Lovely pub with great owners. Food was delicious especially the twice baked cheese souffle. Can't recommend this place enough. Staff are always friendly too.

I was walking the length of the Clarendon Way with my dad last weekend for charity so the Tally Ho was the perfect place to stop. After 16 miles it was very much needed! I work in a pub myself so I know how tricky bigger groups can be, but even with 8 of us all ordering different things service was quick and food delicious. Everyone was friendly and nothing we asked for was a problem. We only had an hour there as the next 14 miles was calling but we wouldn't have got through it without lunch here! We live fairly locally so we'll be back!

Wonderful country pub, lovely food and friendly helpful staff. Perfect to go for a nice dinner and the sandwich menu for lunch is great too.

A great country pub, the food here is classic British pub food but done to a very high standard indeed. Sunday lunch is terrific, also love the buffalo burgers and the theme nights!

Such a lovely local pub and the staff could not be more helpful and welcoming. Definitely would recommend to go visit!!!

I first visited the Tally Ho! just under a year ago and have been back numerous times since.

Over the years the Tally Ho has become a firm favourite with our family. They have a good balance of 'pub classics' as well as different and more diverse dishes for teh more adventurous. Pizza on a Thursday is fab – especially the specials which are always something interesting (where else would you get a steak and stilton or hoisin duck pizza!). Great stop for the Clarendon Way too, ideal for quick rest.... snacks etc (homemade that is – not crisps!). All in all, a lovely place.

What a fantastic pub, and always made to feel welcome . They do curries to die for ( not literally)...

The Tally Ho has a great team, they run a tight ship and they always offer a warm welcome. The food is local produce, always spot on and never disappoints. They offer so much to keep you wanting to come back for more. Gourmet evenings, Curry nights, Craft beers, music nights, beer festivals. I highly recommend The Tally Ho, we are very fortunate to have such a great team running it.

Great fun for the pub quiz every fortnight, but equally good for a tasty dinner with friends and family any time of the week.

From Kerry's warm welcome, to Ryan's incredible food (the cheese souffle alone is worth the visit), we love stopping in at The Tally Ho! in Broughton. Whether you're looking for really decent bar food (attempt the Broughton Big Boy only if you are very hungry!) or fine dining that defies expectation, the Tally delivers. We love the fact our small children are catered for so brilliantly (colouring pencils and paper, highchairs, small tableware, etc) and staff who go out of their way to help. And, we love the fact that WE are really well catered for when we don't have the children with us(!): on winter nights, it's the perfect spot for a glass of Malbec by the log-fire/perched at the bar. Or, if you want to treat yourself, it's worth booking in for one of the Fine Dining evenings - a tasting menu that shows off Ryan's skill in the kitchen (the seafood night is a complete indulgence!). Thoroughly recommended.

Cosy warm bar / fantastic choice of food - have also eaten in the restaurant: lovely -

Got taken here on a first date and it didn't disappoint. Candle lit dinner, beautiful food and friendly service. Great choice behind the bar and a warm fire to sit near. Food is fresh and local and looks like something you'd see on Master Chef.

Greeted by a strong odour of disinfectant – not nice. Food available limited to the most basic because we were a “large party”. Drinks and food very expensive (£13.95 for a not-very-large portion of fish and chips). Did not have a very welcoming atmosphere. On the basis of this visit, not one of Hampshire’s best pubs.

Great Sunday roast - both vegetarian and meat and sublime desserts. Kery was very warm and friendly host. Very much enjoyed our visit

Went there with a group and found this pub both in ambiance and food very disappointing. Service was very good but what they had to serve was not at all interesting or worthwhile going back for.

It's been a while since I'd been to The Tally Ho! and when we first arrive on a Saturday lunchtime, they were fully booked so we decided to go for our walk and come back afterward (despite been already pretty peckish!) which was a good move.The menu is quite brief with a couple of specials, but both of us thoroughly enjoyed our well prepared and presented choices, service was friendly - we were glad we delayed lunch to try out the Tally Ho! and would be more than happy for a return visit.

This pub has an excellent chef, we have had two meals here now and both were fresh, tasty and handsomely presented. The vegetarian options are especially worth a mention. We ate in the garden with grandchildren and found the staff very welcoming to children.

Landed on a Thursday which is pizza night.Simply the best pizza I've eaten for decades. Can't eat it all? They provide a box. Ate the leftovers cold 24 hours later and it was still fab.Beer was great and good white wine. Service was quick and very friendly. Thanks Kerry (?)Only niggle was the grass needed cutting!

Went to Broughton to an Open Gardens afternoon with a friend, arrived a little early so popped into The Tally Ho! Received a very warm welcome, decided to have lunch in the lovely garden there. To drink ?? They have a great selection of gins, right up my street, so a delicious Silent Pool with fever tree tonic and roast lamb followed by apple tart, so worth popping in ! The staff were so friendly, helpful and couldn't do enough for us. And when we went into the pub the 'locals' were extremely friendly to us, that doesn't always happen in country pubs. Lovely lovely time, treat yourself

I booked a table here for my partner and I for Sunday lunch. We decided to sit outside as the weather was fab, in their pretty garden. We opted for one roast beef and one roast lamb, the service was faultless and the food was fantastic, with the most amazing gravy!!.For the quality of the ingredients, the prices were very reasonable. As we are lucky enough to live in a neighbouring village, we will definitely be back.

Went to the Tally Sunday night to see local band Uncle Tom Cobleys who were excellent as usual. Great atmosphere and very busy, we had the chilli and nachos to eat which was good and reasonably priced but as for the price of a Guinness £5.25 a pint. I know you expect to pay a bit more for food and drink in a country pub but that is ridiculous and the most expensive Guinness I've bought especially after finding out later in the evening from a couple of locals that they only pay £4.20 a pint. Definitely won't be going back there in a hurry after feeling ripped off with the two tier pricing they seem to have for locals and outsiders.

Have eaten here 3 times now and have enjoyed it every time.Today we arrived with 11 ramblers and were made most welcome with effortless service. Well done.

I have just taken 10 fellow walkers to this pub and what a great service we had. Full credit to the kitchen and bar staff, they were excellent. And the food was superb. I had the vegetable roast and most of the others had the roast chicken or roast lamb. We all agreed how good the food was and left well satisfied. I highly recommended this pub if you are in the area.

Meet up with friends for a catch up and a beer, had a great time, as the beer was well kept and the service was good. Highly recommended

Visited the Tally Ho with friends for Sunday lunch and boy we were not disappointed. The food arrived hot and freshly cooked and the sweets were to die for. Friendly staff and very helpful, just what you would want from a village pub . Don't mind paying for quality. Top job.

We absolutely love this pub and would recommend to anyone.Kerry, the landlady, is so friendly and welcoming. The atmosphere is cosy and country and the food.. the cheese souffle is absolutely amazing! Go and try!

Nonostante si trovi in un piccolo paesino, è frequentato da molte persone. Il locale è molto ospitale e caloroso, ci si sente subito a proprio agio. Sono stato qui due settimane e a pranzo mi recavo sempre qui. Ottima cucina e personale molto friendly e simpatico. E poi il cane, bellissimo. Abitassi qui sarei sicuramente un cliente affezionato. Ciao Tally ho, a presto

We have just returned from a lunch at the Tally Ho in Broughton which was stunningly good in every respect. Our walking group numbered 13 and having pre-ordered we returned to find our table already laid and smiling people behind the bar ready to take our drinks orders. The pub was quite busy but the service we received was exemplary and the food excellent. About half our group had soufflé and without exception were highly complementary about the dish. We would thoroughly recommend this pub which proved to be exceptional in every respect. If we could award more than 5 for each rating we would. GS

Our plan for lunch was a little last minute so we didn't really expect to find anywhere especially as there were 6 of us.I rang ahead and the lady I spoke to was really lovely and booked us in When we arrive I will confess the exterior did put us off, BUT we very quickly changed our minds as we entered (do not judge a book by its cover )Such a lovely cosy pub with an open fire and a gorgeous pub dog called JarvisThe food was lovely they had a NYD brunch menu on, I had eggs Benedict with ham hock and hollandaise sauce which I have never had before and it was beautiful.We will definitely be coming back to this lovely pub

Do not be fooled by the unprepossessing exterior. This is a wonderful pub, has a lovely atmosphere and delicious food. We first visited it afew weeks ago after a long dog walk for a brief drink, we were warmly welcomed by the bar staff and regulars. We thought the menu looked interesting so re-visited last night and were well rewarded with the visit. The twice baked cheese soufflé was divine as was our turkey escalope burgers with brie and cranberry - we are not going to wait long before we return to try out the rest of the menu. Highly recommended!

This is a lovely Pub!It's friendly,cosy and has really atmosphere. Kerry the Landlady is a genuine star always chatty and genuine. Ryan the other half is quite a chef who occasionally gets a bit stressed. But his food is certainly wonderful and his curry a real treat.They run many events from live bands during a Beer Festival to themed evenings which generates a real buzz in the village.We are really lucky in Broughton we have a great village shop,two pubs and Broughton Buffalo. But the Tally is a jewel !