The Buccaneer in East Riding of Yorkshire

Visited after a long absence, it’s amazing how a once proud local pub can turn into this !!! There is not one good thing to say about it.

Visited the pub a few months ago and has a village pub it was OK. All I can say after I visited a few weeks ago is “what a dump”.

At one point is was a real village pub, but has stood empty for a few years. It has now reopened, with a great family in charge, it’s atmosphere is returning and already feels like a local. The owners have plans to return it to its former glory, serving food and doing the things that make a pub welcoming and homely.

this is one of the best pubs in the are for good time with friend and happy and friendly staff and landlord

What a pub. Great beer, great staff! When my brother comes from London we always come into the Buccaneers, under new ownership for our trip today, what a treat. 10/10.

Lovely dog friendly pub, can't do enough to make eating experience what you want, always ask if not on menu because if they have ingredients they will give you what you want. Eat in the bar if you want your dog with you or in the restaurant dog free. New owner, John, just taken over and takes notice of what his customers say, we found that out first hand, because he changes things around after positive remarks.

First visit eating under new team, steak night special -unplanned - absolutely delicious ! Quality of food and presentation - excellent ! Highly recommend.

Visited this the buccaneer after hearing it was under new management There was 7 of us, We ordered a burger chips, lasagne and chips, 2 x fish and chips (more like whale, it was huge) Cajun chucking burger, chips, 2 hot dog (kids) All the food was absolutely amazing, the fish was the best fish I ever had in a pub/restaurant environment, like I said it was huge! We have a few allergies in our part and when we mentioned this the manager told us everything is made to ordered so can be made however we like (very impressed, usually at a pub it’s a case of “sorry it’s already made up we just cook it so choose something else” attitude) Despite this we didn’t seem to be waiting long either so again a huge box ticked! Cajun chicken burger was the perfect blend, obviously everyone is different but for my friend who is very picky and always complains didn’t actually complain! I nearly fell off my chair Only negatives and I’m being really picky! I wasn’t a fan of the home made tata sauce! My mum loved it but not for me And there was lots of rubbish in the beer garden but the manager said when we walk in about that, apologies for the rubbish someone is coming today When we left it was being cleared away All in all it was a loverly meal and we booked our selfs in for a Sunday lunch while we where there so watch this space

Had our Christmas lunch this year. Very busy but well organised. The food was loverly, we all enjoyed our meal. The staff were polite and friendly. Use this pub a lot and have always been pleased with the service and quality of the food.

Service needs to improve, slow no one else in, food when arrived not bad at all, the home made Bakewell tart was delicious, over all not bad but the service needs to make you feel welcome , not or someone come in and will need serving

Our group of 4 diners had the following faults: 2 had no bacon with the Liver & Bacon (Trade Description Act ?) , 3 had undercooked vegetables, closer to raw than al dente. This is our first but unfortunately last visit, we were misled by the numerous reviews online. Wednesday 20 November 2019.

We booked for four. We turned up 5 minutes EARLY but they apologised because ten people had just turned up who hadn’t booked and they couldn’t cook for 14 people. Pretty sure the tradition is to honour your booking before walk ups.

Rarely write a good review on trip advisor but it's a pleasure to make the change, This is our local so we are regulars. Hospitality and welcome are second to none, kitchen manned by someone who can cook and appreciates good food. Far more important to me than Michelin stars. Plain fayre. A bonus in my book. Good but limited selection of hand pulled ales. Portion size options on some dishes. Don't read my review just go there and eat. You won't be disappointed.

Great traditional style pub, very friendly staff and good selection of quality drinks at reasonable prices

I bit down beat, but staff are very nice and a good range of drinks, and the prices are not too bad, just its at the other end of Brough for where I live

We visited the buccaneer this evening And my husband had the chicken beast special with the brandy cream sauce it was absolutley delicious. And I had the home cooked ham salad beautifully presented and tasted lovely also Thank you for a very delicious evening meal

Both myself and my husband had Sunday roast. I had the gammon and my husband the beef. The meat was good with lots of it. The disappointment came with the rest of the meal. The roast potatoes are aunt Bessie not homemade and the Yorkshire pudding was very tough, I think it must have been reheated a couple of times. We both opted for large portions and thank god we did as you really don’t get much veg and was under cooked. All in all we was underwhelmed and probably won’t return in a hurry.

What’s happened?? Stack of belly pork with garlic and herb mash and seasonal veg. What I got was belly pork covered in whole grain mustard microwave mash and no veg. The pork was so bad the in bedded tape worm would not eat it.

Very friendly welcome here. Small car park available. Food was typical village pub menu but enjoyable and generous portions. The two meals I have photos of are from the lite bite selection. I thought the menu sheets could do with a refresh as the one we were handed was grubby. Ladies toilets clean but very cramped.

Really impressed, clientele very friendly and ALL of the staff cannot do enough for their customers. Good pub food, and by a country mile the best in Brough/Elloughton. Beer top rate and very well priced.

Nice little pub with a friendly welcome. Good priced drinks. We didn’t eat but the food coming out looked good!

We have just returned this evening from the grill night, we arrived with two hungry teenagers and all come home very full and happy. The food and service was all 1st class in this lovely homely pub, thankyou again! Lisa x

Went for lunch. had meat pie chips etc.It was homemade and very nice. plenty on plate couldn't eat it all.

Sunday lunch. Great menu Superb food huge portions and extremely tasty. Latte was not very warm but sorted in an instant. Good value kid and dog friendly.

We visited The Buccaneer pub in the tiny village of Brough on Saturday night. There are a couple of pubs to chose from in this small lane that runs down to Brough Railway Station; the other pub being the Ferryboat.

We couldn’t understand why this little gem wasn’t more popular. Everything about our meal was top quality and great value.

Not been here for quite a time. What a difference loverly clean pub. Sue the waitress / bar person was loverly we had home made tomato and lentil soup which you could tell was home made I had fillet steak and the wife had home made steak ale pie she said she wishes she could make Pastry like that definitely home made not just a pastry lid stuck on the meat was looking forward to having a desert but was to full. Next time. Which will be very soon.

Probably our first visit in a year or more - the last time we visited the food was not so good. But we were very pleasantly surprised to find that the food this time was excellent [Fish, Chips & Peas - two for £12]. The chips in particular were good and tasty, a proper size and shape with no 'splinters'. The fish was succulent, but the batter would have been better if fluffy and crisp (like Papas). Very good friendly service.

Lad behind the bar was very helpful, well mannered and easy on the eye. Hope he carries on working there and well payed.

The Buccaneer styles itself as a traditional English pub, consequently the décor is quite old fashioned. The food is pleasant, but and not very good value for money. The outside of the pub is disgusting, the fencing around this area has all rotted and fallen down, and the garden/car park is filled with rubbish. With empty beer cans, and rotting furnishings casually chucked into the bushes. The owner is an absolutely vile woman, who recently upon seeing that I had a pet in her car park proceeded to screech at me like a lunatic. I would advise everyone to give this pub a wide berth, as in my experience it is not a welcoming or friendly environment.

On way home from work late .. Friendly staff , good beer what more could a person want , a lovely PROPER pub 5 stars ...

Plenty of off-road parking at this inviting pub/restaurant in the small town of Brough, (just off the A63 to/from Hull, East Yorkshire) guarantees a good start to your visit, from where you enter into a homely dining area, complete with open fire and bar, best suited to dining groups of 4 or more persons, though personally we prefer the older feel of the front bar area, suited to dining parties of less than 4 per table.

We visit frequently, both to eat and my husband Dave and our stafford pup george pop in for a welcome drink after his walk before heading home. The food is always well presented,hot and tasty and if you have any food requests the owners will do whatever they can to accomodate you, you only have to ask, the sunday roasts are fabulous and the kitchen is opposite the bar entrance so nothing is hidden and the chef is seen cooking away to which on leaving you can say a welcomed thank you. Well behaved dogs are welcome in the bar on a lead and there is no descrimination on the food you can eat what is offered in the restaurant you can have in the bar ....you will have a warm welcome from all the staff if you visit

I visited for a pre-Christmas tea with family. The food was good but not exceptional and the portion size was about right for me but small for someone with a bigger appetite. It’s your traditional pub food in your traditional pub setting, very much a ‘locals’ pub. Service was good.

Not my type of pub. Its more of an old man pub for locals I think / beer choice quite poor we had a quick one and made a swift exit.

Despite having seen they serve food until 9pm on their website, I though I best check with it being between Christmas and New Year. Rang up and was told last orders were to be taken at 7.45pm - fair enough! Arrived at the pub for 7.30, plenty of time to order a drink and check the menu, but again thought I best check the time hadn't changed. It had. The response from through the other side of the bar came "Bloody hell! Who is it? They better be quick" - not the best reception. Having placed an order, the waitress then came over with the cutlery and upon thanking her, there was a sarcastic response of "No, thank you. Thank you very much" (this was the same person as before!).

It was very quiet on a Monday lunch time, but we received a very warm welcome and the service was excellent. We chose the set menu with fish and chips and it was great.

All ok with drink and food Elsie loves it .beer superb staff very helpfull.spend a fortune.because of quality beer

Buccaneer is a proper English pub serving good beer and decent food. Nice staff who are help full and friendly.

We visited with friends for a leaving party on a Friday evening and the food and service was lovely. Steak pie in particular was excellent with proper pastry and not a puff pastry lid like you get in some restaurants and beautiful tender beef. I also enquired at short notice if a cake could be made and they obliged willingly and the chef made us a gorgeous chocolate sponge with fresh fruit and cream. Thank you to all concerned for helping make it a thoroughly enjoyable evening.

Don't let the look of the place put you off. You might feel like you have stepped back a few decades when you go in, but the home cooked food is amazing. Really good prices too. There is an early evening menu too for £12 for 2 meals and if these are the same quality and size as we had then that is amazing value- I will definitely be trying!

Had a lovely meal here tonight. I had stuffed mushrooms as a starter and they were great. Other half had black pudding stack and that was just as good!

My latest visit to the Buccaneer,Brough was Thursday,solo for drinks and lunch.lovely,friendly hosts as expected on arrival

Called in Tuesday evening for our tea with friend they do a cracking meat pie (2 meals for £12.00) couldn't fault,nice beer and at a good price all the staff were spot on,will go again soon

Had an excellent rib-eye steak, asked for medium-rare and it was cooked to perfection, so many pubs over cook steak ! The peppercorn sauce and proper chips were absolutely spot on too. As well as the food my visit was made all the more enjoyable by the warm friendly welcome by the staff, who are genuine real people who make time to chat rather than in "plastic pubs" where staff seem to follow a script !All in all, this fantastic little pub is well worth a visit.Mark

Visited just over 4 hours ago today July 3rd. 2017 welcome was very positive and friendly just the sort of welcome all pubs should have, think it was the landlady, we ordered food and drinks and they brought them over to the table which was nice, young lady very friendly wife ordered £20 steak medium to rare, , and I ordered large Sunday lunch, which seemed exactly the same size as the medium one served to the other tables, but not normally one to complain, although it was very nice, whilst frying the £20 steak in the kitchen the fire alarms went off because of all the smoke in the kitchen, we were told it was our steak been cooked & had set it off ? other diners did have a laugh about it, , when the steak arrived it was burnt fully on one side and black, so hard, it could not be cut through , we also ordered an extra side sauce that did not arrive with meal so had to re order this also, which took another 5 minutes the girl did apologise for this error - after complaining about the steak my wife just couldn't eat the lady offered us another steak as my wife just could not cut through this , so I ate my meal on my own although we was looking forward to a nice meal as a couple ? but my wife waited for her re cooked rare to medium steak as originally ordered , when it did arrive the lady suggested it was her fault and not the chefs as she suggested she thought we ordered med. to well done , we took this as an insult as it was clear we ordered rare to medium ,and an excuse for the chef no doubt, even if she thought we ordered well done it was burnt to a cinder on one side , should never of left the kitchen, as you could not cut through it even with a steak knife I ask for the bill and there was no suggestion of any apology compensation etc. the young girl ask if everything was ok , I replied all ok except the burnt steak and sauce mix up , we was not offered any thing as compensation we are not the sort to make a comment or complain but this was just not fair, very very disappointed after the perfect start & welcome , even the people on the other table had their meals all mixed up and had to go back to the kitchen, just feel so disappointed with the Buccaneer just not good enough sorry but if you do make a mistake at least try to amends

I have used the Buccaneer several times when using the train and have eaten bar snacks. Last night we went out for a family tea with the dog. The bar is dog friendly and we opted to eat in there, there is a restaurant and an outside eating area. I ordered our drinks and took our seats. There is always a specials menu as well as a good selection on the main menu. We ordered 4 mains and they were brought to our table quickly although they were all different meals. The staff are friendly and the pub is comfortable. I have an issue with pubs trying to be fine dining restaurants but this one has the balance right. Decent pint of Tim Taylor's too. The desserts were home made and lovely.This Gang of Four were happy.

Food was great...when it finally arrived! We ordered at 6.20 food turned up at gone 7.30 the deserts I had to chase up both the menu and the desert itself..well over 2 hours for a quick bite.I think service needs attention. But as I said the food was very nice and the landlady did knock off the bar tab so not all bad

We visited The Buccaneer early evening, a lovely warm welcome from the staff.We had a choice of table and chose a cosy booth.Lovely menu with something for everyone, including a "specials" board, both meals we selected were excellent, steak cooked perfectly.Definitely worth a visit!

If you are a real ale drinker, The Buccaneer is definitely for you, they keep an excellent pint.The restaurant too offers good value with two eat for a tenner for early diners. Highly recommended!

Tend to stay away from eating in ale houses I use. However the wife was ravenous so we ate here. I had a stack burger and I was seriously disappointed. The bacon and burger had been welded together and looked a poorly sight on the bun as the bun was twice the burger size. My wife's chicken burger was fine. The chips were McDonald's style so when the table next to us turned up with home made chips we were wounded. On payment the young lady asked if all was ok to which I replied " to be honest the burger was horrendous" she laughed. I can only presume she thought I was joking as she otherwise did a grand job.

A zero wold have been too high a grade the worst food I have ever been served a burnt burger in a in in-toasted bun with 1 slice of tomato for salad !! and some fries for £9 very poor and very disappointing

My wife and I often come to the Buccaneer for a drink but have never eaten there, but have always commented how good the food looks when it comes out , so being my wife's birthday on Monday we decided to come in for tea and we weren't disappointed. I ordered the 12oz ribeye steak and my wife chose the fillet steak off the specials board.Mine came with onion rings, mushrooms,grilled tomato and home made chips and hers with a sauce ,roasted potatoes and mushrooms. Both were accompanied by a selection of vegetables but in particular two individual servings of cauliflower cheese. The quality of the meal and the service was spot on, I would recommend it to anyone who is looking for excellent and reasonably priced food. Compliments to chef Helen. Give it a try, like us you won't be disappointed. Rod A.

Had a lovely meal for Mother's Day treat ! We all had starters which arrived promptly, and were delicious, 2 of us had the mushroom, 1 had prawn cocktail and my husband had cauliflower cheese gratin, they were all very tasty. For our main cause we had 2 lamb dinners and 2 beef which was served with potatoes and several different vegetable which was very tasty . We wasn't going to have desserts but thought we would go for it and we weren't disappointed the boys had sticky toffee pudding and myself and daughter in law had a berries sundae which we all said was lovely.We had a lovely evening with a lovely atmosphere, and we will definitely be going back.

Took the mother in law for dinner today, there was a special mothers day menu or sunday roast, nothing else to choose from which i kind of get mothers day is normally a busy day one of the reasons we booked was to avoid disappointment. Mothers day menu was 2 courses £19.95 or 3 courses £24.95 as a rule can never manage a pudding after a Sunday dinner the waitress said we can decide after our meal, so three Sunday dinners 2 beef 1 lamb nice to have lamb on the menu I must say. I went large on the lamb, after a few minutes the meals arrived and the disappointment set in the meal wasn't particularly hot, luke warm at best, even though the plates were not hot the lady serving us felt the need to use her sleeves to hold our plates, the carrots needed topping and tailing before eating that's on top of them being dry and hard all in all the quality was not there at all.After our "meals" we were asked if we wanted a pudding, now if we had a pudding it would have been a mother's day menu price 2 courses £19.95 we just wanted to leave so chose not to, so the bill arrives and 3 drinks and 3 meals just under £30 how good must the puddings be that if we chose one each the bill would have been over £60! I have wanted to eat here for a while after my wife came last year and loved it, I'm sorry to say I won't return or recommend this place, very disappointing.

Popped in by chance on the way to football (Tranmere won 4 - 1!!!) Lucky choice - warm welcome, nice atmosphere and lovely home cooked food. Portions not massive but given the excellent pricing a result... Thank you.

Only had a drink whilst waiting for the train .... reasonably priced... good atmosphere. Polite staff. Meals look reasonable priced

Three diners- meals were fish & chips,gammon & steak pie.All meals were excellent in terms of quality & portions.Staff very pleasant.Timothy Taylors Landlord superb.Cant wait for next visit!

Visited with group of friend for New Year's Eve drinks. Nice friendly local pub with agood selection of real ales, pub provided snacks for guests.

What a great meal we had here. Service was superb and very attentive from initial booking to leaving after the meal. We were a party of 10 and we had all been at the wedding of 2 of the party day prior and I arranged for us all to have lunch before some of us heading home North. Food was fabulous and nothing was a problem. Lovely lady Chris welcomed us and gave them a gift of a bottle of Prosecco as congratulations. What a lovely gesture which was not needed at all... very kind. Totally recommend for great service, proper home cooking and cosy pub/restaurant feel.

First time we've been here in a long while & will definitely be back. The food was lovely & there's a nice atmosphere in the restaurant room. The food is reasonably priced & well presented. Couldn't manage a dessert but they looked delicious!

just eaten here for the second time in a week, first time we had the steak pie, a home made, absolutely delicious, and the homemade chips are great, this time had fish and chips and was brilliant too. Beautiful piece of fish and great chips again. Daughter had the chicken goujons and they were homemade too - not readymade nuggets - and the same amazing chips. Service is very attentive, price at 2 for £10 at lunch is excellent value. They have a good selection of beer too. We will be back, they are also dog friendly

Great pub. Great beer. Great, friendly atmosphere. Highly recommended. Perfect pub for a few great pints of proper beer.

Award winning desserts are amazing. Best toffee pudding and cheesecake I've ever tasted. All food is home made and tasty. Especially love their steak & ale pie. Friendly staff in a cosy setting. Will definitely be a returning customer!

haven't been here for years , gosh it's changed and all for the better too Fab choices on the menu , cooked and presented really well. Service was very good but the girls need to stop running , they made me feel dizzy.Will call in again

Visited here for lunch recently with the family and the service and food was first class. All the food was good but the fish and chips was exceptional with fresh white fish and light batter. The service was excellent and staff very friendly. We will definitely be back.

Arrived quite late for dinner, but as always the Yorkshire folk always come up trumps, 4 of us dined on the best Fish and Chips, Steak and Ale pie and 12oz Rump steak and french fries. always welcoming, warm and friendly staff.

Called into this pub/restaurant unannounced.Had a few drinks.service was good,attentive and polite.We choose from the £10 for two meals deal.both had the lasagne which was hot and tasty.Ambience inside is attractive with interesting local history photos on the walls.Overall extremely pleasant afternoon was spent here.Well worth the trip(we travelled 30 miles by train).Recommended,will visit again soon.

Popped in for a pint whilst waiting for our Chinese takeaway. Pint of Timothy Taylor's was first rate and the pub has a really nice ambience. No loud music or television, just locals sat around enjoying a quiet drink. Liked it a lot. We need great pubs like this.

After many an evening eating sarnies in the snug with friends, my wife and I decided to eat in the restaurant. Now I've eaten here before and love it - this time however, new owners and a new chef. AND IT JUST GETS BETTER!!! Great choice on the menu, something for everyone. I went for the steak and ale pie!! WOW! Fabulous. Wife had the fish and chips - also fabulous. Nice touch was the homemade tartar sauce. Our lady host was so welcoming. Constant smile and very helpful. This is undoubtably THE best place to eat in Brough. Well done all.

Quick visit with my father in law on our way to KC Stadium far away from Football fans. Very nice and clean traditional Pub-Restaurant with a warm welcoming. Large choice of fresh food on the menu at very reasonable price. Both went for the fish and chips and both of us enjoyed it. Large fresh fish filet in a crispy batter on a bed of mushy peas (slightly minted) served with delicious chips (crispy outside an mushy in middle) and Tartare sauce. Pint and half of very nice Ale. That's it. Nothing else to say. Fresh, delicious, £26 for 2 Fish and chips with 2 pints and half. See you soon.

I went last week with my family for a meal on Thursday's steak night. We had a brilliant evening. The steaks were perfect as were the accompanying vegetables. Oh the onion rings!! Gorgeous. Our son had the burger which was also great. We didn't think it could get much better until we had the pudding. My husband had chocolate fondant & and my son & I had the sticky toffee pudding. The best I've ever eaten. Staff were friendly & attentive throughout.

We have used the Buccaneer regularly for the past couple of months after my grandson's Christening celebration was held there. It was so fantastic we decided to become locals, something we have never felt we could do in any pub before. Mine hosts Chris and Gary are amazing and are two of the nicest people you could ever wish to meet. They go out of their way to make your celebrations special and even made us a pot of tea whilst we were setting up the room! We have now sampled their celebration buffets, evening meals and the more casual 'two for £10' and all are brilliant. Chris and Gary cannot do enough for you and really go out of their way to make things special for you. Thank you!

Had a fabulous lunch at the Buccaneer today ...a gorgeous Steak and Ale pie with Chips & Veg all for £5 (half of a 2 for £10 deal). Excellent beer as it always has been at the Buccaneer. Very friendly and attentive service too.Highly recommended.

My girlfriend and I often pop in when in the area. Decent prices and always a variety of drinks available. In terms of beer I think the variety of guest ales is good however the quality not 100%. I had a blonde ale which tasted watery. Despite this always a good atmosphere and quite cheap drinks we would get a large white wine and a pint for around £7/8.

My daughter and son inlaw had a christening reception here for our grandchild and what a great venu. The buffet was fantastic and lots of it, the whole party was looked after from start to finish, all the staff looked after all the family and friends. Kids even had their own buffet, we was all sat at the rear of the pub on the pattio area on the benches as it was a really hot day ( staff even put umbrellas up for us all to shade us. Thanks again to management and staff)

Had a lovely meal, food was really nice and the staff were all extremely welcoming and service was spot on. Will eat there again!

went in last week had a fabulous meal pies are the best. Saw the diners club menu and the meal that was presented to them all I can say is wow. The service that was provided by the blonde lady was spectacular talk about treating those people special. She looked after us very well too. All the staff were fab including the two young men behind the bar very professional courteous and friendly. Saw the chef as well and must say your food is by far the best in the area.

Great food & atmosphere. Although it was Sunday we didn't have to have a Sunday lunch, we could chose a dinner or anything off the menu, nice option, & plenty to choose from.

We went to the buccaneer, last night, and had a lovely meal. It was a new menu , as a new chef had just started this week, which we thought was a much better menu then before. My husband had Welsh rarebit, and I had crab Thermidor to start with , which was lovely. For our main courses the men , had steak pie, which they both said was lush and the girls had lasagne, which was served with salad and garlic bread, and very tasty. For deserts the men shared cheese and biscuits, as it was a large plate full , and my friend had an amazing sticky toffee pudding which was presented lovely and tasted yummy. We will be going back again , as the service and the food was very good .

Booked a table for 7 for Sunday lunch recently in the Buccaneer. When it was under the previous management we were disappointed with the food ,but with new management we would give it another go.We were not disappointed this time. The food and service was excellent and will be returning in the near future .

We went last night having been turned away from the triton. Not been in buccaneer for prob 10 years. Apparently it's recently changed hands and for what we got the food was distinctly average although I can see what they are trying to do. As a manager of a pub myself the service needs some improvement there was absolutely no presence from the staff in the back area what's so ever. Stood at the bar for 5 minutes to ask for extra ketchup and ended up getting my own. Asked for the bill which came stood at the bar again for 5 or 10 minutes shouted no one came. We prob could have left and not paid I don't think they would have realised. We did pay the bill.I think you are heading in the right direction but you really need to look at how you are with regards to customers. And if you going for home made food go the hole hog and make your own chips etc Other than that and nice average night to be had Good luck

This place has changed hands recently & what a difference the new owners have made, the food is excellent with a good choice on the menu. Eat before 6.00 and get two for £10.00, II had the steak pie being a steak pie fan this was the best I have ever had. Excellent friendly service, well worth a visit.

My husband works away all week and I look after my very active grandaugter on Thursday , so we eat at the Buccaneer , we have never had a bad meal , the homemade pie is the best we have tasted , there is a specials board , a 2 for £10 option before 6 pm and different nights for offers , Thursday is steak night and they are cooked exactly to order , the bar staff are lovely , Sue especially makes everyone feel special , it isn't a pub that belongs to a chain and because it is tucked away near the station isn't known by a lot of people , I would recommend it any time for a good meal whether it's a snack or a full blown 3 course meal

Went on a Sunday about 6pm was not very busy but we live in Brough and have not been for the past three years after being regular meal eaters here. There have been numerous changes in management so we thought we would give it another go. We both opted for burgers, mine a chicken one and my partner had a jalepino burger. Both were a decent size and came with some lovely double/triple cooked chips. We both enjoyed our meals and would go again.

My mum and I did the 2 for £10 she had the gammon which was a big piece,the chunky chips are lovely! I had the steak pie which was full of meat. The service was friendly and polite. I would recommend the buccaneer to others who are looking for a good value,nice food and a welcoming atmosphere.

Such a shame that this pub is still in decline. Sorry to say but it has had its day The landlord was drunk and arrogant, Telling silly stories of how great he is and how many other pubs he runs. Well he cant run this one very well. Disgraceful behavior and obviously insane. Never again will we enter this once decent pub. Avoid this pub like the plague. Food is rubbish, decoration is from the seventies and the landlord from another planet. Pub would be better boarded up.

I had the roast beef Sunday lunch and at £9.95 is probably the most expensive in the area. For that price you would expect roast sirloin but no i think it was bought in ready sliced silverside, the new potatoes were solid and the Yorkshire puds were burnt, the rest of it was ok plenty of fresh in season veg and nice gravy.

Called after a recommendation. Has recently changed management but staff continued. Thursday lunchtime. Quiet. We did the 2 for £10....good value gammon egg or pineapple, peas chips. Chicken curry plenty of meat. Taylors Landlord £3.20.. first pint average, 2nd fresher.

Visited Brough recently and popped into the bucc. What a dissapointment. The toilets stank, the fish and chips were terrible and we were constantly harassed and interupted by the landlord. I'm sure he was only trying to be friendly but he was very rude, crass, talked absolute nonsense and I'm sure he was drunk! How embarrassing!Won't be back until we see the "under new management" signs have been put up!

It's a great shame that the Buccaneer is tucked away on a culdesac at the end of the village because the food we were served today and on previous visits was first class and great value. There are other pubs in Brough but the Buccaneer near the railway station is worth seeking out if you want good home cooked food at reasonable prices.

Stopped in for a drink and my partner said the mens toilets smelt badly...the pub is in a great location and looks like in a time warp of decoration...such a shame as a great area to bring in locals on foot and who stop for the train......

The lady at the bar with brown hair and brown eyes is the best thing about the pub, her smile and laugh is the best ever !!!!!

A quick visit during lunch and between us we ordered everything off the 'two for a tenner' menu. I thought I'd made a bad choice when the lasagne and fish & chips were served next to me, but then my steak pie was served - which was amazing - not one of those dishes with a pastry lid! Good sized portions and great chips too. Really need to come back for the fish...or maybe the lasagne. .but then the pie was so good!

Some of the food was very nice however one member of our family had gammon with pineapple and the pineapple was off! Not sure how long it had been out of the tin. Sunday lunch was good.

It was a last minute decision to celebrate my wife's birthday at this Pub due to family circumstances but was absolutely delighted with the outcome.The food,especially the vegetables,was great,It was a real home cooked tasty lunch in a very pleasant atmosphere.The staff were friendly and efficient.Well done to all at The Buck!

We ate here last Wednesday after trying to eat in the pub down the road which we decided to leave because of the volume of the televisions. The same rugby was on the televisions here, but the volume was quiet and not intrusive. The pub had a very nice ambience, was comfortable and welcoming. We had a lovely meal, beautifully presented and a good portion. Thank you, will be back.

Have been a semi regular of the Bucc for a few years now and have always enjoyed my time there. Not too often visting these days but popped in on Sunday 'intrigued' to meet the new landlord who has had a mixed repsonse on here. Went in with 2 local lads who seemed to know him fairly well. Well, what a top bloke, served immediately, food came within minutes (lovely hot roast beef sandwich) and he spent time with us on our side of the bar whilst we enjoyed our beers! Might have to start returning more regulary.

Went with family members. Pleasant surroundings, friendly staff, good sized portions of roast beef and all the trimmings. Scrumptious chocolate pudding and custard. Back on the diet tomorrow ...

We have been going to The Bucaneer for the last 9 years and regularly having the fish and chips. Although quite expensive for pub food the quality has always been excellent.Tonight however we were very disappointed.The fish was tasty but smaller than usual and the chips were dry , tasteless oven chips.These are the type of chips you would expect to be served at a two for one type pub.We will not eat there again.