The Bull in East Hertfordshire

Just popped in for a quick drink - the pub had such a lovely warm welcoming atmosphere so we decided to eat - the small plate menu was fantastic we went for duck liver parfait, parmesan and truffle chips and salt and pepper squid - the food was Amazing ... as was the service - professional, efficient & friendly already planning a return trip. Hubby impressed with the beer!

Excellent rural village pub. Ideal for Sunday lunch, which was was delicious ,made all the better with friendly efficient service.

Food was excellent. High ènd ingredients used with imagination. Service good. Front of House clearly professional. Servers young, charming but work in progress. We booked late and got last table in the bar. Bit busy on a Friday night, suggest try to get dining area.

Alex and Joe have just recently taken over this pub, along with their amazing staff, namely Belinda and Darren, have transformed it into a fine pub/restaurant establishment. The food and service are just amazing.

Took my Mum for Sunday lunch. We waited 45 minutes for food but it was very busy . I had the beef which was delicious . Unfortunately my Mum had the lamb which was not . It was tough and inedible which was disappointing. However , very friendly staff who were apologetic and they did not charge me for the lamb . I would definitely go again but sadly my Mum won’t 😔.

This place is simply superb. We started with some green olives and padron peppers. The green peppers had been blackened and peeled and liberally dusted with flaky sea salt. They were still hot from the grill and were delicious. We follwed this up with two of the small plates. The flat iron steak came in a bowl, cut up on top of beef fat chips and swimming in a fantastic mushroom and cream sauce with crispy deep fried garlic on top. The devilled kidneys were cooked perfectly, still slightly pink, on top of a piece of sour dough. The cayenne carried a proper kick and it was garnished with watercress. The attention to detail, and quality of the cooking were top notch. A lot of pub food these days seems to be very generic, but there is real thought and invention going on here. Finally, it was incredibly reasonably priced - the bill came in at 50 quid including three beers. I am really lucky as I live in walking distance from this place, but would recommend coming from much further away! If you don't know Much Hadham it is one of the pretiest villages in Hertfordshire, having beautiful old buildings, a delightful little museum and tens of lovely footpaths to go walking. The pub itself is a gorgeous old building with a large beer garden.

Fabulous Sunday Roast lunch. We had the beef and chicken. Best gravy ever!! Very friendly and excellent service. We will be back

The Bull at Much Hadham has been taken over by a lovely couple, Alex and Joe. They, with their amazing staff, have transformed this lovely pub. A special mention to a dedicated member, Charlotte. Thanks to her, I kept coming back when the previous tenant let the place run down. Today, I had a fantastic roast dinner at a very reasonable price. I'll be back for more.

We passed by and hoped they had a table for lunch, must say staff were very friendly and we were able to get a table. We were disappointed by the small menu, we both chose ham egg and chips, sadly the eggs were not runny, in fact hard, generous portion of good ham and nice chunky chips. Glad we popped in, hope the eggs improve in future

If passing you may consider this is your typical local, however don't be fooled as the menu and food is a wonderful surprise and this chef certainly knows his trade very well. Following a conversation, we were not surprised at the Chefs pedigree and earlier years experience in some well respected kitchens. Keep up the passion, you clearly enjoy preparing the food you are serving. Paul and Emma

We visited The Bull at the end of a walk in the local area and chose dishes from the weekday lunchtime menu (two courses for £13.95). It was excellent value and the food was absolutely delicious. The onion and apple soup with toasted sourdough was just what we needed after a long walk. We all had different mains and all the dishes were perfectly cooked and really tasty - tender lamb, spicy butterfly prawns and a really creamy macaroni cheese. Friendly and efficient service too. We’re looking forward to a return visit!

pub is amazing, food is outstanding and so is the service, between the chefs and the bar staff. Top quality

Lovely quiet family pub with beautiful food, Sunday roast was amazing definitely will be returning again.

Pub set in a nice village with garden seating a small courtyard and small car park. First impression of bar area it looks tired and needs a refresh. Seated quickly drinks order taken and quickly delivered good selection of beer. Limited Sunday menu but ok, very few starters. All meals arrived in a reasonable time. These included roasts of lamb, beef and vegetable pithivier. All served with roast potatoes, Yorkshire’s, red cabbage, peas. Cauliflower cheese, and carrots. Angus burger with chips some mixed olives. All well presented and tasted nice . Pub became busy. Plates taken we then discussed deserts but not shown a menu. Would return may be in the week hopeful more choice on menu. Another property that does not comment on reviews so let’s hope they read it and take note. The web page poor and could do with an up date.

Very tasty food with good service and great value. Sunday roast was delicious. Lovely courtyard and gardens

Popped in for late lunch. First visit. Delicious cheeseburger and chips - lovely garden, and friendly staff. Will definitely be back.

An impromptu stop in after a walk in the local area. The pub is stunning. A really old building with tonnes of character. Felt warm on a windy day and the fire wasn’t even lit. The staff were all lovely, smiley and chatty, couldn’t have felt more at home. We ordered a couple of plates of tapas which all came out delicious. A small mix up with the order but we were given some free hot chocolates before we left which was completely unnecessary but reminded us that there are places that care about customer services still. Thank you. We will be back very soon!

Service and food was excellent. Good value for good quality.Pleasant outdoor area. Will be going back ...

I am a regular at this pub due to my fiancés family living in Much Hadham. It has been through a few owners the last few years but it has really seemed to be settling with Alex at the helm and Hayley managing the pub. Last week the new chief started and has started doing a tapas menu and the food is clearly a step up in quality. Great variety on the menu and tastes. The chicken wings were superb. We also tried the roast yesterday and it was very tasty. Will be back very soon to try out the other dishes on the menu

My family have been coming to this pub for years we decided to visit for a pub lunch as it was a nice day. We’ve not been for a while but the food has always been very nice, we ordered sandwiches which come with chips and salad. The food came out and to be honest id of enjoyed a Tesco meal deal better. The bread was the thinnest and cheapest kind and they kindly served us 7 tiny chips on the side, Iv seen bigger kids meals. The staff were polite and cheerful enough but not good enough service for a country pub. This pub is obviously on the skids as have flyers asking people to save it….with the crap I was served today Im happy to see the back of it!

Went to the Th Bull after a lovely Sunday walk. Very helpful staff. Roast Beef was really good fresh vegetables , tender roast beef and lovely gravy with a hidden gem in the middle yum. Well worth a visit , I’ll be back for my Sunday roast . Dog friendly always a bonus.

High street pub a few minutes walk from our friends house. Good selection of beer on tap and friendly service. Lots of flavours of pork crackling snacks. Nice traditional decoration. Low beams.

Visited this beautiful pub several times since new manager Alex arrived earlier this year, and have always had a good meal, accompanied by friendly service. Enjoyed it so much that I had my wedding reception here recently! Everything was perfect, great food with a fine buffet, freshly made, plentiful and beautifully presented. The party room was decorated beautifully for us and the service was top notch; nothing was too much trouble. Well done to all the staff. Highly recommend for any party!

A lovely pub in one of the nicest one-street villages in the south and with a very relaxing outdoor area. Food was good and not too pricey and the service was fast and friendly and we had a very enjoyable evening.

Waited half hour for drinks, was supposed to be table service. Went in twice, drinks never arrived so left. Pub was not busy, a couple who arrived five minutes after us left as well.

This charming pub has been the centre of village life foor years! Has a new manager who will surely bring jt back to life!

Was very disappointed with the whole experience really. My partner and I went on a Sunday afternoon and decided to have a roast. I thought it rather strange that the Sunday lunch was not on the menu, you had to ask if they did it....

We went out for our first indoor lunch since lockdown eased. We had a table booked for 1.30 and arrived promptly and the The Bill was busy which created a nice atmosphere for lunch and was encouraging seeing people out. After buying a bottle of...

The Bull Inn is currently closed and the residents of Much Hadham do not know if there are new owners to reopen it, no communication!!!

Three of us were here for Sunday Lunch... very nice beef with all the trimmings, ham cooked in cider, steak and stilton pie very tasty... lovely desserts as well...staff friendly there were only two of them serving but they coped very well...nice and clean and...

This is the kind of pub that you dream of - authentic olde-world building, comfy seating, great atmosphere, real fires, great beer, tasty food, friendly staff and clientele. This was our first visit and we felt extremely welcome. The staff team are lovely and it’s...

Great atmosphere, wonderful friendly staff and fantastic food made last night's launch of the new menu just perfect. The menu is a mix of traditional food with tempting new dishes covering everyones taste, the handmade chips are to die for. We also enjoyed a few...

Sitting outside in warm sunshine we were delivered our fare of homemade soup of the day followed by a salad. The soup was very tasty and hot but if the bowl had been filled it would have been better. The prawn salad was interesting but...

Attractive traditional pub in the beautiful Hertfordshire village of Much Hadham. Very friendly service, though lunch a bit slow in coming (a busy Friday lunchtime!). But the food was well worth waiting for and the beer went down perfectly.

'Home Made Soup' is a misnomer used by many pubs and restaurants. Not so here. A wonderfull tomato soup which after my praise was informed the tomatoes were sourced from a family garden. With the excellent main courses, very attentive and friendly service we would...

I grew up in Much Hadham so have known The Bull for ever but have not visited for a few years, until yesterday. It had been in decline for some time but I am very impressed by the results of new ownership/management. The restaurant and...

Have been visitors to The Bull Inn for over 14 years and it has always been on our go to list of local places to eat on a Friday night, sadly no more £6.50 for 4 prawns and a slice of bread - Really!

Food was absolutely lovely, and the staff were absolutely amazing and we ended up keeping them waiting but no problem. Definitely recommend.

We took a chance and returned to the Bull for a light lunch. The menu was somewhat restricted due to the staff being at a wedding, so no roast lunches so we opted for a prawn salad. This was delivered in 24 minutes by a...

We started with halloumi fries and squid both of which were freshly prepared and delicious, I had tchosen a fish special which unfortunately was finished but I ended up with a chicken breast with a mushroom and stilton sauce which they offered to make for...

We enjoyed a great evening meal at The Bull last night. It's a beautiful old pub with a friendly welcoming feel. All food is freshly prepared and we were served quickly, as it was fairly quiet. The starters were delicious! We got 3 sharing starter dishes for £15 - sticky chicken wings, fried brie & halloumi fries. We then both had a burger for our main, and as it was burger night it was 'buy one get one half price'. Again, really nice food - especially the fries! We also shared a nice bottle of wine. We will defo be eating here again soon. If you are in Much Hadham or the surrounding areas - I'd encourage you to give it a try! Lovely village pubs like this need our support.

The bull was chosen as a birthday lunch venue for a friends 94 th . The management were asked in advance to decorate the table to make it a special occasion, which they did . This was during a busy lunch time period , nevertheless they excelled in every way , making the occasion very special for our friend

Food and service is good and the pub works hard to generate a community spirit by providing free events to those who are less fortunate or live alone.

The Bull is halfway between my daughter and me so we thought it would be a nice opportunity to experiment and possibly make it a weekly lunch. She has 3 very small children, including 1 year old twins. I am acutely aware of how disruptive children can be so rang to see if there was anywhere we could go which would not upset other clients. Whoever I spoke to was very accommodating and when I arrived we were seated in an area away from the main bar which was ideal.

Expensive and slow service. Obviously just my opinion and after giving a poor review in their own page, the owner responded saying that they were neither expensive or slow and that he has many satisfied customers. However I only can speak as I find.

Excellent food, you may have to wait a little while as it’s freshly made/cooked, but that is stated on the menu. It’s worth waiting for. Been several times now and never disappointed

Great little pub, very inviting. Staff greeted us with a smile and arranged a table area without us having to ask, very nice touch. Our dogs were made super welcome and the lady even rustled up a sandwich & chips even though they had stopped serving food :) loved the atmosphere & board games, defiantly returning.

A great visit with the dog and my young son, lovely food and drink, the staff made us feel very welcome !

met a friend here today for lunch we normally meet on a Sunday so had not had lunch on a week day.. not disappointed we had fish and chips absolutely lovely you get a little pot of mushy peas and tartare sauce on the side chips were skin on ones, we had to wait a little while for it to be served but definitely worth it.. when we came to pay the bill we got a nice surprise as it was fish Friday you pay full price for one portion and get the second portion for half price!! and apparently they do a burger Tuesday with the same deal. prices were reasonable, dessert was lovely too we had pavlova hubby had treacle tart he was a bit disappointed with the size as it was quite small but still very tasty. staff friendly as always.

I ate here as part of a small party having Sunday lunch. My roast beef was unusually presented as a pile - Yorkshire Pudding on top of a slab of beef on top of spuds & sprouts. All were reasonably cooked though the beef could have benefited from two thinner slices than one think as it was notably chewy. The issue though was it took ages to order and even longer to come. it was however very reasonably priced.

Arrived an hour prior to food being sold, asked if they could rustle up a sandwich? Chips were all they could offer. I asked for bread and butter, they did oblige, 1 slice of processed white! When I asked if they perhaps could stretch to 2, it was obviously a request too far! After all they had put a handful of chips in a fat fryer!! What a pub! Also freezing .... grief! Customer service...... what s find!!

We hadnt been to the Bull for a long time, heard stories about how it had gone down hill recently, also heard it was under new management so we tried for a sunday lunch, we were greeted by a very nice guy, who showed us to a table by a lovely open fire, got our drinks promptly, we waited for our starter which was Camambert (a sharing one) absolutely delicious, we ordered sunday roast wife had Gammon, I had the Roast Beef, a bit of a wait but worth it, not microwaved just fresh , crisp roast potatoes, and veg, then the pudding apple crumble for me and fruit pavlova for her, the whole experience was brilliant, waitress (2) looked after us will be returning for sure

We have not been to The Bull for a very long time. Wanted to treat ourselves to Sunday lunch, so thought we would try there. Delicious meal & very attentive staff. Looking forward to returning soon

Booked a table at 8pm only to be told when ordering that they had been busy during the day and that a number of main course meals and nearly all the specials were not available. Having made 4 or 5 main course choices and finding all were not available we decided to go elsewhere. Staff attitude was poor, no apology and using the excuse that they prepare fresh food is unacceptable, we wouldn't return based on our experience. If your thinking of going I would ring in advance and see what's still available on the menu.

Despite being local, I'd never eaten in The Bull before. Pleasantly surprised with the quality of the fayre on offer and the beer went down very well! Some of the negative reviews should be ignored - service was good - Ben gave us a warm welcome and chatted - and the food was piping hot.

The bull looks like a nice pub/restaurant from the outside and seemed like a good choice by my mother in law for her birthday. Unfortunately, things went wrong from the start and by the time it came to the bill we were happy to leave.

We live local to this pub, and are pleased to say that we now have a decent pub in the village.. this was our first experience since the change of management. We were greeted by Sue (manager) who was so lovely and friendly, we had a roast dinner which was a good size, and cooked beautifully.. we waited about 30 minutes, but you could tell that it was all cooked fresh, not just re heated in a microwave. The veg was really nice There was a nice atmosphere in the pub, something that was lacking previously. Our first experience was a very pleasant one, and we will certainly be returning in the near future to sample more of the food.

After a wait of 55 minutes for a £6.95 sandwich my patience finally gave out so I cannot comment on the food. The staff gave the refund but with no apology for the wait, no excuses offered and did not seem in the least bothered.

We sat outside in the warm sunshine. I ordered a ploughman's that came with 3 slices of sourdough bread. The bread was almost rock hard, so I returned it to the bar. The staff looked somewhat embarrassed and exchanged it for 2 slices of brown bread.

Working in Bishops Stortford for the day and couldn't be bothered with the faff of parking up in town, so took a drive and came across this place in the pleasant village of Much Hadham. Unusually for us it was too hot to sit outside but the inside was cooler and nice and shady. I had a black pudding Scotch egg, which was tasty and properly runny inside and some prawn sandwiches, also tasty. Just right for a lunchtime.

we met a friend here again for Sunday lunch it had been taken over earlier in the year, a lot of alterations all to the good... there is plenty of seating outside which is really nice on a sunny day,most staff friendly... food as good as last time, the only thing I will advice is if you like your veg COOKED and not dant'e as is the trend you need to advise the person taking your order... as this time they have a new chef...and all our veg was hard! meat was lovely and plenty of it.

Re-opened earlier this year under new and friendly management. Some changes made to entrance door and layout inside.Menu for dinner is much altered and now 'typical' pub choices and quality.Uncertain how often menu will change but daily specials board is on view.Business seemed brisk in evenings and bar very busy.

The Bull is a pub we have often visited but is now under new management and has already had a few alterations to the historic building .

We visited a few months ago and were pleasantly surprised so we decided to pop back today . Firstly there were limited ‘specials ‘ so we were confined to the main menu and chose fish and chips - they were very ordinary the fish was ok the chips were not really chips and very sparse and the peas were a murky grey and unappetising.

We had a good meal, sirloin steak was nicely cooked and presented. Waitress chatted and smiled, however we cut our visit short because of a group of noisy locals singing and shouting at the bar.... maybe we should have sat in the other room.

We met a friend here for Sunday lunch which we have done in the past... but its now under new management.... it was a lot better than the last time we ate there, two of us had lamb and one had beef... all delicious! plenty of freshly cooked meat on the plates, plenty of veg, and enough gravy... staff very friendly and welcoming, will definitely be going back.

Myself and 2 work colleagues went to the bull for lunch today. I ordered a jacket potato with chilli and cheese from a young waitress who I don’t think can speak or smile.when it came the potato was extremely small and had definitely seen better days. The amount of chilli on it didn’t even cover the potato and was obviously made with cheap frozen mince. I would say a small desert spoonful. I called the waitress over and politely said that I thought the chef had been a little tight with the chilli. She didn’t speak just went away and returned shortly with a small bowl of chilli. There was no apology or even a smile. I ate the meal because I was hungry and had limited time before returning to work.

We had some friends for the weekend and had visited the Bull many times in the past, thought we would try it again now under new ownership. The atmosphere was lovely and the new layout well thought out and welcoming. Found the staff including the young waitress to be very welcoming and the service friendly and personal, what we would expect of a local village pub. I had the roast Chicken, and can honestly say it was the best Sunday Roast I've had for a long time, potatoes were superb, gravy tasty and chicken beautifully cooked. There were 6 of us and we all thoroughly enjoyed our meal. All the starters and main courses were very good, clean plates all round! Only suggestion would may be to serve the veggies separately so that the table can help themselves. Having read some of the other reviews I would suggest if you are looking for 5 star gourmet lunch, try a top restaurant, if you want a friendly atmosphere with well cooked pub food then you can't go wrong here. We will definitely be back!

One of the best meals we have had in a pub/restaurant. Lovely courtyard garden as well as a play garden for those with children. Roast was plentiful and delicious. Specials menu which some of our family had was also delicious. Staff very friendly. Will definitely return 10/10

Was excited to have Sunday lunch at the newly opened Bull. We often have Sunday lunch out with friends, and we were hopeful that this would become another favourite. And yet we were so disappointed at the offering. Served by a young waitress, who seemed unsure what she was doing there. The food was below average - poor quality meat, uninspired vegetables and yet another bad pub roast potato. And a new landlady who sat in the separate empty dining room on her phone for the whole time - not a moment of effort invested in speaking to those spending money in her pub, despite it being pretty obvious that we were her prime locals market. We are fed up with spending hard-earned money on average food and ambivalent staff - it’ll be a while before we give this pub another go.

We stopped here as the road was closed preventing us getting to our normal pub for lunch ! Our last visit many years ago had not been brilliant but we thought we would see what it was like now .

Very disappointed. I opted for the roast beef and requested 'pink'. Whilst the food was tasty, none of the beef slices were pink and all of the vegetables and the gravy were lukewarm. I would have brought this to the attention of the waitress if she had cared to check if our food was OK. Will not be returning or recommending to others.

As an old resident of the village I often return to walk and visit old haunts.

I'm in the very lucky position to be able to eat out on a frequent basis, and I suppose shamefully I've become a little blasé, however feel the need to put in a review for The Bull after my husband and I visited last Sunday.

Great to see The Bull back in business. Lovely, friendly atmosphere. I chose the Cod with Pancetta sauce which had lovely flavours and nicely cooked fish. The sticky toffee pudding to follow was delicious. Good luck to Ben and his team.

This week will be the last for a few of the excellent members of staff at The Bull.

Went after a muddy dog walk. Happy to seat us in bar area although visibly busy. Lovely waitress. Landlord friendly an accommodating. Really tasty food. Lovely atmosphere with a local feel.

7 of us visited The Bull for Christmas Dinner. As always, the food was great. Portions were plentiful. It seemed that management had planned very well. It seemed that the table seating times were slightly staggered so that each table was being served at slightly different times. There was a very nice atmosphere and though the pub was very busy the governor made time to visit each table briefly several times. There was plenty of choice on the menu which we pre ordered from. We did not feel rushed and service was spot on. Our meal took just over 3 hours. We had a soup aperitif, choice of starters. I went for the really great salmon & Crayfish parcels. I had Salmon for main, which was excellent. Others in out group had Turkey, Steak and Pork, all were pleased with their choices, I enjoyed my dessert of Christmas Pudding and mince pie but was eyeing up the sticky toffee pudding. Dessert was followed by cheese & biscuits, tea and coffee. We had Christmas Dinner at Hanbury Manor last year. The food was far better and cheaper at the Bull. The staff were working so hard but remained friendly and helpful throughout. We will be booking again next year.

Doing a course locally and brought here for lunch. The onion soup was deemed very good and the tuna mayo sandwich good. The Red Thai Chicken Curry with prawn crackers was delicious but had a little too much oil floating in it, had to spoon quite a bit out. The liver with vegetables also looked good. A place to stop for lunch.

Friendly service with good food - better than the average pub offering. Good portions and well presented. Much better inside than it looks from outside. Pleasant ambiance and they cater for children.

Out on the bikes we stopped at The Bull that from the outside looked a bit tatty. We sat outside in the warm September sun and in only 7 minutes after ordering our chocolate pudding arrived. It came with vanilla ice-cream that complemented the chocolate beautifully.

This pub doesn't look terribly promising or inviting from the outside. The interior decor was very welcoming and the service was great, prompt and friendly. We only had soup and sandwich combos but all of us were pleased with our food and felt it was reasonably priced.

Initial welcome was friendly. We were given menus and our mains were served promptly. The menu is varied and the food was tasty and good quality. The dessert menu wad brought to the table, and we waited and waited at least 30 minutes for waitress to return to take the orders. Desserts served promptly, very nice. We were never asked if we would like more drinks. We were asked if the food was ok when we'd finished. We had to go to the bar to ask for the bill. This is not a cheap establishment, we expected better service. So all in all it was just ok.

Had an excellent lunch at The Bull on Sunday. Good choice on the menu, not just focused on roasts as some pubs do. However I did choose a roast and had a delicious roast beef, and the others in my party had dressed crab and fish. Good starters and desserts too, what's not to like. Second time we've been here and we'll definitely go again!

Hadn't been for a few years (nothing bad...had just forgotten about it), and returned for lunch today. Still great food, good service and a lovely location. Thoroughly recommended!

We're staying for the night before flying from Stansted airport early in the morning.

Took a friend here for lunch and he was really impressed with the food. The beamed interior is very picturesque and the staff are very friend ly and helpful...Recommended!!!

Went as a large family group. The food was fabulous, well cooked and tasty. Staff were friendly, and service timely and with a smile. We couldn't have asked for more!!

Went for Sunday lunch. My husband wanted fish and chips.... lol... they did it for him and he said it was the best fish he had had for ages. The batter was very light. My husband usually leaves all the batter and picks the fish out of the middle. Because the batter was so very, very light, he ate the lot! I had a prawn starter, it was beautifully cooked. I had the pan fried sea bass for the main, and it was cooked perfectly... lovely and crisp on the bottom, not greasy, fish was moist. There were 3 of us... we all enjoyed everything. Really nice seating area at back of pub... fully enclosed, a real sun trap. Can't wait to go again.

The club sandwich is fantastic! We came in after a walk just when the kitchen closed, but the friendly staff still allowed us to order. Certainly a place to visit after a walk!

Had a wonderful couple of lunches with our kids and family here over Christmas and New Year. always busy so make sure to book, the landlord was very helpful in squeezing us in when we hadn't. Great menu Steak and Kidney was a triumph and the desserts are fab. Child friendly, deserves its good reputation.

We enjoyed subday lunch here today. I had steak and kidney pydding and vegatables which was very tasty. The bakewell tart and custard was just ok.

The Bull in Much Hadham was buzzing on Christmas Day. We were treated to the finest roast turkey with all the trimmings and much more. The service was second to none and we could hardly move from our table once we had finished eating and drinking.

We walked from Perry Green and had a lovely lunch: great service despite the staff being run off their feet (well done guys). I would definitely return.

Visited for a family meal. Lovely food and good service. Very friendly staff in a beautifully restored venue. Will be returning for another visit!

This is the second year we have booked or Christmas party dinner at The Bull. Good food and very good value. The landlord and staff we attentive but not obtrusive. Well and thank you.

Enjoyed one of the best meals for ages on Saturday when called in for lunch. Our friendly waitress endorsed my choice of pork belly and it was outstanding. Beautifully cooked and presented it was one of the nicest meals I've had in a long time and I'm lucky enough to have the many foodie options in Bristol nearby. My wife's sausage and mash was also very tasty. Lovely sticky toffee pudding to finish rounded off a really nice meal - we'll be back for more fairly soon!

Wife and I are from Boston Massachusetts. We were visiting our great friends from the UK. One night for dinner we went to The Bull. What a great place for having a pint or six. Good food and a great time. Got a table next to the fireplace. Very good staff. We will definitely be back.

Food is ok, but strikes you as more a drinkers pub for locals. Don't sit on anyone's designated barstool!

A much improved visit the food was faultless and although there was a little wait an apology was offered due to persons all ordering at the same time.