The Bricklayers Arms in East Riding of Yorkshire

Whilst on holiday near hear we visited several times! Great beer and food, very friendly staff and locals! The landlord always took time to chat to me… thank you for welcoming a couple of southerners and their dog in!

Amazing pub with great service, great food, great pint. Would definitely come again ! Pies are to die for. PERFECT PUB!!!!!

Fab Sunday lunch. Meat beautiful good service .relaxed definitely be back Could not fault it Good value for the quality of food Dog friendly added bonus

Beautiful food, took our friends there , which was there first time, they loved it. Dave the landlord was very friendly and obliging, thank you.the Goodyears/Newman's

As usual the Thursday Pie Night didn’t disappoint! A wide choice of flavours (advertised on Facebook on the previous Tuesday) had been chosen and pre booked by our group and all were served efficiently, piping hot and at the time requested by very pleasant, friendly and polite staff. The pub is a real English pub - open fire, warm and cosy, ’mine hosts’ to hand, good food and good ale. We love coming to this pub!

Really nice food, been there for pie night, fish night, Sunday night and the occasional drink. All staff are welcoming, well done Judy and Dave!

I rang to book a table for 10 (6 adults and 4 children) on Wednesday. Had 3 conversations to discuss high chairs etc. I rang back to confirm the booking which the chap confirmed. I rang today to amend the numbers due to a dropout due to illness - to be told the booking didn't exist. They placed me on hold and then passed me over to the landlord (Dave I believe) to be told "I was at Beverley races all day so must have forgotten..." Offered to seat us in the bar area (but with 4 kids, that isn't an option). Disappointed as we have been a few times in the past and have only recommended to others. Also, spoke with friends who were due to go last week, only for the same to happen to them - but they turned up at the restaurant and were treated poorly and like they were an inconvenience.

Lovley cosy little pub, unfortunatley the weather was terrible so never went into the garden, we had a really nice meal, the salmon was perfect, my husband had steak & ale pie he said was the best he had eaten, i would return what a hidden gem! Thankyou 😀

Was staying locally Judy & David Made us welcome Was a Friday night Fish & chips Was lovely & tasty service was great staff very friendly too Great pub & dog friendly too Definitely would recommend & go again next time we are in the area

Beautiful dinner,lovely atmosphere. I am not a big meat eater I always get a small for this reason as I waste alot of the meat (even with a small) I left nothing not even the stuffing it really was like a proper home cooked dinner I really can not recommend enough.

Our second visit, a month ago for fish Friday and today for the pie night. On both occasion thoroughly enjoyed a lovely meal with the family. Staff and service first class, especially with the grandson who is only 2 years old and they treated him as though he was one of their own. We'll certainly back probably to try Sunday lunch next time. Thank you for your hospitality.

Thursday night is pie night, amazing home cooked food and tasty, open fire and friendly atmosphere. Thursday is pie night with a selection of vegetarian and meat pies with home made chips and peas, friday is home made fish and chips, Sundays is Sunday roast, just book in advance as always full.

A lovely evening with delicious home made pie! We were served by two lovely and friendly ladies. Food was fresh and good value for money. The restaurant area was very clean and had a good ambience with the lighting and candles. The place was busy and I’m glad we had booked in advance. I go a long way for my cheese and onion pie as I’m from Lancashire, but I have found a new local place to visit regularly. I’m delighted.

A great pub with a cosy log fire in the bar Dave the landlord is friendly and helpful as is the staff We visited for Sunday lunch and it was delicious My partner had the beef which fell apart and melted in the mouth I had roast pork. Again delicious with a generous helping of crackling The vegetables are fresh and come in generous portions We didn’t have a sweet as we were too full We will certainly come again and would recommend to our friends I am told that the Pie night on Thursdays are well worth coming too Once the lighter nights arrive we will give it a try

We were over from Northern Ireland visiting family and went to the Bricklayers for Sunday lunch. It is a pub we know well as we used to live nearby. Dave, the landlord, gave us a sincere, warm and friendly greeting as usual and we were given a nice large table. We had three beefs and a turkey between us. The food was excellent, meat well cooked and a wide selection of fresh, no frozen rubbish, cooked vegetables. Portions sizes are big and will satisfy the largest appetite. A bonus of the Bricklayers is that they do offer a smaller size portion for those who do not eat as much. The choice of desserts is wide and all are homemade. Jude and her team in the kitchen do a fantastic job and the waiting staff are polite and courteous. If you want really great, freshly prepared food then this is the place to go. I would recommend booking as it does get very busy on a Sunday. Thanks to everyone for a superb family occasion. By the way, Dave is in no way grumpy or unpleasant, do not be put off by an other reviewer, in my opinion they were talking about some other pub!

Having noted a previous review I don't recognise this pub as the same place... It is a family pub and children of all ages are very welcome... Also dogs are welcome just to complete the family. Sunday lunches are the best not to mention pies and fish and chips... Well worth a visit, with all the family, but only if you are hungry!!

Clearly doesn’t like children despite saying it’s a family friendly pub! If young babies/ children crying he thinks it’s acceptable to say can you calm your child down or take them outside. Will not be returning! He’s a man that’s if your face fits your ok to bring your children otherwise is now saying unless family friends no under 14’s allowed in the pub

This was one of the best Sunday lunches I have had. The pub was absolutely packed so thought this was a good sign. We were served very quickly and after we had ordered our meal it came quite quickly. The food was delicious there was five of us and three had lamb one had turkey. Our only problem was that we had an even year old with us and she didn't want a Sunday dinner we asked and there was nothing she could have so she has three Yorkshire puddings. We all had a main course and four of us had desserts which were equally as good. All in all I cannot fault this place other than a lack of children's menu. Would definitely return. Anne walker

We have visited The Bricklayers Arms on many occasions and we are never disappointed Dave the Landlord is always friendly and welcoming. The waitress’s are friendly cheerful and efficient The food is always top quality and in very large quantities We visit somewhere nearly every...

We were cycling through Laxton around about lunchtime today, new to us never been through the village before. Needed a drink & something to eat so called in to The Bricklayers Arms, what a wonderful place. Although they were very, very busy with pre-booked Sunday...

We have been going here for several years, there is always plenty of choice on mea. The fresh veg, Yorkshire puds, potatoes and gravy, are amazing and we always get extra gravy which is never too much to ask. The picked salad comes as an...

The fish and chips are just wonderful. The staff are wonderful and and very friendly and helpful. There do a very lovely sunny diner.

Usually go every week for either Pie Night (Thursday) or Fish Night (Friday) or Sunday Lunch all of the food and desserts are absolutely fantastic and an absolutely fantastic local pub! Dave, Judy, Charlotte and the rest of the team always give you a very...

Visited for Sunday Lunch, 4 adults and the Grandson. 3 of is had the roast beef, 1 had the lamb and the Grandson had the gammon. All cooked to perfection, plenty of quality vegetables were provided with the meal. None of us could fault the...

Went a private party and had the most beautiful meal and the service was 100%. The service was excellent.

We went for a meal on Thursday evening 'Pie Night' what a treat! The pub was buzzing, very well attended. Booking is a must. The Landlord and his team were so welcoming really happy, chatty atmosphere. Food was superb, and plentiful. The Pub doesn't look...

Best Sunday dinner I’ve had in a long while would definitely recommend, service was brilliant and was delivered ok time 😀😀

Very friendly staff, could not do more for you. Lovely food and warm atmosphere would highly recommend this pub. Definitely will return

We called this evening to collect our pre ordered lasagne and chicken, leek and ham pie. Ate them when we got home, usual excellent quality and quantity. So well done all at the Bricklayers, we cannot wait to be able to visit when things get...

Great atmosphere in an traditional village pub. Fantastic menu giving a good choice of food at reasonable prices. Sunday lunch particularly is Spectacular!!! Yes I did say spectacular as the quality and quantity of the food is exactly that. Fresh Veg cooked as it should...

My wife and I visited last week to sample the regular Thursday pie night. As usual we were warmly welcomed by Dave the landlord on a very wet miserable evening. We got a nice table and I chose the steak and kidney pie whilst my...

We were visiting the area with friends & booked our Sunday lunch at this traditional pub & so glad we did. From the moment we entered we were greeted warmly by the staff who made us feel very welcome. We were seated quite quickly &...

Having Coeliac disease I must eat gluten free. I greatly appreciated the care, advice, and attention to detail of the chef. The food was fresh, delicious and my beautiful sirloin steak cooked to perfection. A friendly country pub.

We found this great pub some 12 months ago and have been regulars ever since!The Sunday Lunch is the very best we have ever experienced with locally sourced produce and cooked to perfection!The pub is friendly and the Landlord welcoming, we highly recommend a visit but advise booking

We go here a couple of times a month and find everyone very welcoming. There is a good selection of real ales and a wide choice of other drinks. All in all a friendly village pub with lovely staff and nice local customers who make you feel part of the scene.

Called in for a drink after a long cycle ride. Had a decent pint and stood patiently at the bar waiting to be served (not many people in). Landlord saw me but walked into the back. Came out a couple of minutes later and started talking to (I assume) his wife. She saw me waiting and nodded towards me for her husband's attention. He then came over and said "my grandchildren are more important than you"!. I was lost for words but asked for another pint (I should have just told him where to go) which he served but then kept my change hovering in his clenched fist while he had another conversation with his wife.Most ill mannered excuse of a landlord I've ever met. Will never go back.

Fabulous home cooked food - the pies are delicious packed with meat - or cheese ! Very friendly and nothing too much trouble 👍

This place, although a bit out of the way, is well worth a visit. Best Sunday Lunch for ages. Bit more expensive than traditional carvery but far far superior.

After a day's birding at Blacktoft Sands on probably the nastiest Saturday in April, what you need is a cosy pub serving dinner. That's what we found. Warm fire - yes, a real fire - and warm welcome from the landlord and staff. We joked about it being a local pub for local people, because it was pretty full of locals who had been involved in a charity event and who had subsequently made great inroads into the menu, so the famous pies were in short supply! I had plaice goujons, husband had scampi. Typical pub grub, well cooked, nice to see more veg than one usually gets with such dishes. We split a bakewell tart for dessert, which was just as well, otherwise we would have needed a doggy bag! Clearly home made, and delicious. Very good service from the friendly staff. Would have gone back next day but they don't serve food on Sunday nights.

Staff very accommodating & friendly . Standard Sunday lunch , is in fact large , home cooked good. 2 Yorkshire puddings,6 veg,4 meats . Can tell this heal is made with love . Also very accommodating with dietary requirements. Can not fault it ❤️❤️

Nice welcome, great ale, superb food, reasonable prices, lovely open fire. Settled in front of the fire before being shown to our table, fast service food served very hot and plentiful.

Amazing food, amazing ale and an amazing couple who own it, they should have taken a pub years ago instead of the building trade!!!!

Staying locally for a family wedding.B&B; owner recommended The Bricklayers Arms....Friday night is fish night. As usual I asked for the large cod...I’ve seen smaller whales. It was delicious, amazing chips, bread and butter and mushy peas...heaven. Incredible service and certainly great value for money.

We’ve visited a few times and never been disappointed. The food , beer and ambience is fantastic. The landlord is very friendly and welcoming. We will continue to visit !!

We visited The Bricklayers Arms a few times during our stay in the area-a nice walk from our accommodation-had a warm and friendly welcome- a treat to visit-would recommend.

4 of us visited for lunch ,between us we had beef , gammon, pork and lamb. All declared it plentiful and delicious, as were the huge Yorkshire puddings, carrots, roast veg, green beans, cabbage cauliflower and broccoli lashings of gravy, also a very good price considering portion size and quality.

We called again on the off chance for Sunday Lunch,was told there was no tables available in the restaurant all the tables in the bar were empty but they didn't offer to make us a table up in the bar.Didnt feel welcome like out last visit we'll not be returning, very disappointed.

Excellent food lovely setting the beer is great service second to none friendly staff and welcoming the village is picturesque

Not much to say other than:- first class food First class service Quaint environment Booking a necessity

The finest homemade pie I have ever tasted - a chicken and mushroom beauty - with scrummy chips, garden peas and topped with delicious gravy. I can understand why Thursday pie night at this cracking pub has such great reviews. We will be back!

Our 2nd visit to this pub. Thursday night pie night for a birthday treat.

If your after a good home cooked Sunday lunch, this is the place, it's fantastic! We have been several times now and not been disappointed.

Lovely pub, friendly stuff and gorgeous homemade pie, chips and mushy peas. A must try, especially in the winter with the cosy lit fire. We will be back again and again.

What a find ! A really lovely and friendly pub . Great food , great beer , great atmosphere! We shall definitely return and spread the word !

We hadn't booked a table for Sunday lunch but they managed to fit us in in the bar which was no problem. I must say the food was delicious the roast beef melted in your mouth lovely selection of vegetables can honestly say it was one of the best Sunday lunches we've had in awhile( we eat out most Sundays )Bakewell tart was just as nice for desert, the owners are really nice and friendly. I would definitely recommend it but remember to book 10 out of 10

Booked for a Sunday lunch on 21 July for 11 of us, shown to our table on arrival in the snug and orders taken, food home cooked and came promptly, lots of veg with plenty of choice,roast and new potato, we did ask for more potato's and gravy which was brought quickly, A+ on the helpful service , only negatives are bar prices high on soft drinks and caro park a little small.....

Me encontré con este lugar cuando nuestro lugar de habitación fue estamos cerrados por vacaciones. ¡Guau! ! Qué encontrar. Era la noche del jueves cuando fuimos así me tarta de noche. Gran selección de tartas. Oído informes sobre el almuerzo de domingo, así que decidimos volver y probar. No nos decepcionó, tanto que reservamos para la familia cuando estaban de visita desde Estados Unidos. Nadie estaba decepcionado. He vuelto desde entonces y ver este nuevo lugar de estar almuerzo de domingo. Comida fantástica. Cómo debe ser el almuerzo de domingo. Un montón de verduras frescas y carnes en la boca se funde junto con 2 caseros Yorkshire pudines. No puedo esperar a volver.

Un ambiente cordial, muy atento y cordial personal. No comimos allí, pero el menú era bastante extensa.

Buen servicio pero necesita una limpia, la comida normalita, pero barata. Silla afortunadamente tuve una bayeta sucia. La presentación fue escaso, pero el entusiasmo para cambiar las cosas después de la última ronda propietarios mostró

Visited for the first time for sunday lunch after been recommended by friends, wow they certainly dont skimp on veg...

Had a table booked good job as the place was packed staff very friendly the pub is so home from home very welcoming had a lovely meal all home cooked food there was live music on very entertaining certainly will go again

Visited this pub through recommendation of family member.Not disappointed it was Sunday so had carvery. U are asked which meat u would like. U are then seated in a lovely clean dining area then a selection of veg comes in turines Inc new potato parsnip roasted and potato roasted. The Yorkshire puddings are fantastic and was all so tasty.Thanks to all the staff who were all very friendly and helpful. A perfect meal for a perfect birthday. Thank u all.

The very best Sunday Lunch anywhere all beautiful and homemade, the meats are great and always two giant homemade yorkshire puddings yum yum x

During our recent return visit to the area was advised not to miss the pie night on Thursday evenings. We booked in advance and from the moment we stepped through the door into the warm bar with an open fire we knew we had made the right choice with what can only be described as a real East Yorkshire welcome and excellent, no nonsense food - with service at the bar and the table being correctly attentive but not overly fussy. We knew we needed to find somewhere to eat our Sunday lunch and by the end of our visit on the Thursday evening we had booked a table for Sunday. Again, we had a great meal with amazing meat and a plentiful supply of yorkshire puds, potatoes and vegetables and lashings of gravy - they brought a gravy boat to the table which, unfortunately is not the norm these days. What a wonderful find and well worth the visit to Laxton if you are ever in the area. They only serve food from Thursdays to Sunday.

Good quality, home cooked joints with ample vegetables. Served on hot plates which is rare these days but essential for keeping your food warm. If you want good quality food that is genuinely fresh and home made, then look no further. Quaint pub, well worth visiting. Staff very helpful and friendly too!

Been to Bricklayers Arms for our Sunday lunch. Delicious . Excellent consistent standard. The best in the area. Choice of four meats beef, lamb, pork and turkey. About 9 vegetables. Good size portions and Yorkshire puddings served by friendly and efficient staff.

What a great country pub and great good!! Proper homecooked sunday lunch with loads of different veg! The pub and the staff there are very welcoming cant wait to return for pie night on a thursday night sounds great

Visited tonight for first time after recommendation. Thursday night is pie night. Excellent choice on menu. Very good food great friendly service. Best to book. Will be going again, and will try Sunday lunch as well.

We have now eaten here twice for Sunday lunch, once as a group of 12 and then a party of 4. The bricklayers is none of this fancy modern stuff! It has a big warm heart and fireplace you want to curl up on a cold winters night in front of, with welcoming staff and a friendly atmosphere. I recommend booking for Sunday lunch and the more people who read this and try it the harder it will be for me to get in!! Sunday lunch is a choice of roast and all the trimmings or steak pie which are all fresh, hot, tasty and the Yorkshire puds are just like I make at home! None of the frozen rubbish you get at most places. The service is very relaxed and friendly but good, they can't do enough for you. If you don't have enough of something they will get you more. The yorkshires are sometimes a little caught on the top but this happens when they are the size they are, just trim the tops off and enjoy! Or as my Dad always says a bit of burnt will put hairs on your chest? ( Still don't get why I would want a hairy chest) Deserts are traditional steamed puds and custard with the exception of the cheesecake ( as good as any tasted and deep) also the chocolate brownies is a favourite, and my daughter was disappointed they did not have it on the menu the second time we ate here! Still sat thinking shall I share this review or keep it to myself! But here goes! Enjoy

This is how a Sunday lunch should be. Big homemade yorkshires, 4 choices of meat, 3 serving dishes full of fresh veg and roasties, home made gravy and condiments to match. It was fresh, it was hot and it was delicious and washed down with a nice pint of ale from the wold top brewery. A great choices of puddings and lovely friendly staff. Would return.. tomorrow!

I went here with my family last Sunday for lunch. We all had carveries followed by a dessert. The food was obviously all home cooked and the portions were very reasonable, with four meats to choose from and a good selection of desserts. I would highly recommend this to friends and family and I will be definitely be visiting again.

We visited on a Thursday night - pie night. Minted lamb and steak and kidney pies were both delicious and great value for money. The staff were friendly and helpful. I tried two of the cask ales and both were only ok, hence the four rather than five star rating..

We decided to try the Bricklayers Arms and were very pleased we did. The landlord was very friendly, warm and cosy feel to the pub. It was pie night and the food was to a very high standard and the puddings excellent. We will return to sample more of the food.

We have now visited the Bricklayers Arms on four occasions for Sunday Lunch. The food has been excellent on every occasion and is always fresh, hot and very well cooked. The staff are brilliant and the pub is very welcoming.I possibly shouldn't be writing such a good review as the pub will become very popular and we may find it difficult to book in the future.

Got hitched at the local mansion (Saltmarshe Hall) on the Saturday (3/9/16) and needed to feed 30+hungry guests staying locally the night before. They guys here were extremely accommodating, with good service and great pies despite parties of 8 or 9 wandering through the door all evening. Made it really easy to catch up with all our family and friends before the big day- and only a five min drive or short walk. Perfect. I hope you get some cracking business because I'm sure plenty of wedding parties will be looking for a good feed and drinks before the big day! Thanks again.

We are always looking for a new place to eat in the countryside and this is the first time we have tried the Bricklayers. Small establishment with a limited menu, but we received a warm welcome. The food portions were enormous so arrive with a good appetite. The food was delicious and reasonably priced, so on that basis I would recommend this establishment.

Thursday night is the Lovely "Steak Pies night" at the Quaint & very Friendly Bricklayers Arms. Tastiest with many different Steak Pies on offer served in The Bricklayers Arms, Laxton. Yorkshire.

We heard that this pub specialise in homemade pies every Thursday night so we took our Czech friends visiting from Prague. Very traditional country pub with an effervescent atmosphere and a warm welcome. Choice of about 6-8 pies accompanied by proper homemade chips & a choice of mushy or garden peas. This is proper pukka grub, can't wait to go again and such good value. Loved the staff who were so friendly and brought us extra chips & peas on request, no problem. Thoroughly recommend.

Called in for tea last Friday 5th August. Got a lovely table outside in the sunshine and ate there. The welcome we received from everyone was really nice and we were made to feel like friends. My wife had the chicken kiev which she pronounced as being excellent and I had the gammon steak which was superb and came with all the trimmings. All in all a really enjoyable experience, great food, lovely staff and a nice location. Thanks to everyone, we will certainly be back and recommend it without reservation.

An unexpected 'take me out for something to eat' treat by my other half did indeed become an unexpected treat. I haven't visited the Bricklayers for some time and was pleasantly surprised with the tasteful refurbishment . Warmly greeted, we both opted for steaks. Sirloin for him, rib-eye for me, medium rare. The meat is locally sourced as is all of the seasonal vegetables. The steak arrived cooked just as we ordered, well presented with all the usual accompaniments and thoroughly enjoyed. Home made desserts could not be resisted and we opted to share the apple and black currant crumble with custard which was as equally delicious. Looking forward to testing Sunday lunch and Thursday pie night. Thankfully the prices are not silly prices as seen in York and Hull particularly when having to feed a family. Well worth a visit, you will not be disappointed.

just been for sunday dinner and it was delicious,looking forward to going back and maybe trying a steak.

We were taken for Sunday lunch and were very impressed and subsequently went back for the Thursday pie and pea evening. Excellent, good choice and definitely home produced.

Went along for a BBQ evening and had the most delicious steak. Cooked to perfection and the trimmings were all scrumptious. Lovely english pub, warm and cosy. The menu is not extensive but it is definitely quality.

About 40 of us from our luncheon club paid our first visit as a group to The Bricklayers at Laxton,,the seating was cosy by that I mean not an awful lot of room,but nor cramped,, not forgetting how big our group was.We had pre ordered and on our table were 4 of us,for the first time as I can recall one of the choices was ham salad,and 2 of us chose it,and it was lovely the ham was what I call proper ham not plastic ham,and I am sure you know what I mean,,the salad itself was fresh and plenty of different vegetables was perfect,,,the other 2 on our table one had chicken and mushrooms with lovely vegetables and the other had a pie with a casserole the pie was suet ,with plenty of meat and lots of gravy,,both came nice and hot and as we all ate up speaks for itself.Now for the deserts 2 of us had trifle obviously home made just delicious, can't think what the others had,but came with coffee or tea as well.So the downside was service was a little slow as only 2 people serving and they got meals out as quickly as they could. I hope as a club we return because it was one of the best meals as a group I have had and I am sure looking at empty plates the others in the group were in the same mind.

Last Sunday we had the most delicious home cooked lunch at The Bricklayers Arms. There were four roast meats on offer. I had pork and my husband had lamb, both were superb. A good selection of fresh vegetables were available and the Yorkshire puddings were great too. A perfect outing then. I did think the décor a little dated and the many Knick knacks unappealing but I was delighted with the food. Thank you to all the team there.

Walked down for a meal and a drink when staying at Apple Tree cottages, landlord was very friendly and chatted to us for quite awhile about the local area and how he had come to take over the pub. Both meals were very nice and came with home-cooked chips, a big plus in my book, and the gammon came with both egg and pineapple which also seems to be rare these days. We were made to feel very welcome and would recommend, shame we could not stay for Sunday lunch or pie night as both sounded excellent. Just of note tripadvisor appears to have this pub listed in Nottinghamshire, its actually near Saltmarshe railway station, Howden, East riding of Yorkshire

happened upon this place and really glad we did..Dave and Judy are great hosts...there was a roaring fire going..a nice bit of banter and enjoyed a couple of great steaks cooked to perfection..Thanks for the hospitality and we would definitely return if we are ever in the area.

I want for Sunday lunch with my Mum and Dad and it was fab. the meet was love and so was the veg. I had the chary cheescak fou pudding and it was love.

Fair play is all I can say. Relatively new couple seeing how it goes. Pub needs up dating decor wise and I Expect that may come in Time but that's just a personal thing. (Not a lover of horse brasses and knick knacks) but the Sunday roast is outstanding. For those of you that are local. Meat is from Parkinson butchers veg from sweeting farmers and the wine from flourish and prosper. Wasn't expecting such quality from a local country pub. This is not gastro food it's good home cooking - I felt like I was back at my mums). The hosts were welcoming. We will be back.

recommended to us by a friend. Booked a table and the Sunday lunch was amazing! All home made food with four veg, roast potatoes and mash. Happy to give you extra if you ask. Service excellent and lovely log fire in the bar.

I want to for pie and peace on Thursday 17 September with my mum and dad and brother we all had lame and mine and it was excellent.

The Sunday Lunch was fab and I want with my Brother and dad and Mum and we all loved it I had the Bred and butter Pubbing and it was Fab.

We went recently to the newly refurbished Brikkies which is superbly run by Dave and Judy. The Sunday lunch was exceptional, beautifully cooked Yorkshire Puds and the home made puddings were to die for. Highly recommended!!!!

Recently taken over by new managers, you will be sure of a warm welcome from Jude and Dave. The Sunday lunches are superb, quiz nights on Friday are great fun and the pie and peas on a Thursday night are truly yummy. I have sampled them all. A real ale on tap too for you beer lovers.Book to avoid disappointment. NB No longer Thai. Just a traditional Sunday lunch.

The Sunday lunch was excellent. The meet and vegetables were excellent and so was the pudding. It is a good environment for all ages.

Been for Sunday lunch, had a choice of two starters (fish cakes or chicken goujons) roast, (choice of pork or beef) two mains from the weekly menu and several sweets for after. We chose the two starters to share between three of us, two beef roasts and a pork. We were shown to our table when our starters had arrived but had to wait for cutlery as none on the table. The starters were ok, hot and tasty but not homemade. When the main courses arrived, had to wait for cutlery again! The veg, roast potatoes, stuffing balls and Yorkshire pudding we felt were all frozen as the veg had an unpleasant taste. The gravy was so thin it didn't even resemble gravy and we were disappointed that there was no mash to pour it on. The beef was tough as old boots and had possibly been cooked yesterday? we were pleased there was only one slice on the plate as we left half . Needless to say none of us wanted to experience any of the sweets. We are not picky eaters in the least, but come on, a roast dinner is the simplest of meals to cook from fresh. All in all, two starters, three mains, five drinks set us back nearly £50. It's been a very long time since we have left somewhere not feeling full or satisfied.....until today. The owners are new (according to the staff) and are trying to build the restaurant up again after being closed. We feel like they should maybe sample other places nearby and take a leaf out of their books.......reasonably priced, home cooked good food a recipe that shouldn't go wrong.

This gastro pub has won loads of awards.... and has probably thought it could survive on its past reputation. But it wouldn't win the cleanest toilets awards. What a grubby mess. Come on folks, concentrate on detail rather than displaying your awards. The food was ok, not memorable. Great country location, pleasant enough staff but the place has that kind of feel of, "we've made our money here, people will still come here for years yet whatever we do."Sorry, there are too many places around who do care a bit more and who have yet to win awards.

Brick layers arms is my favourite pub it has friendly atmosphere and the staff are all lovely the menu has a great range for all the family and caters to everyone's taste my favourite is the steak it never disappoints it's always seasoned beautifully and cooked to my taste you will never be disappointed with the food here ! I would highly recommend you visit this lovely pub :)

Saturday night and six good friends went out to eat at The Bricklayers Arms, four of us tried the Sizzlers, and was not disappointed, It was tasty, succulent meats of duck, chicken and pork, they arrived at our table, as you would expect Sizzling!! by such friendly helpful staff, we had three courses and enjoyed every mouthful, the prices are excellent, and owners welcoming, we will be back

Excellent food, the Penang Belly Pork was melt in the mouth, good real ale at a good price, and the live music, Paul Day, was terrific.Service friendly and efficient, good atmosphere, stayed 5 hours!