The Bulls Head Inn Restaurant in Wychavon

Now the roast menu is back Sunday lunch was just brilliant! Generous portions of tender roast beef in my case, well prepared vegetables and an excellent Yorkshire pudding with a very tasty gravy. The mixed berry crumble to follow was of the same high standard. The decor may be a bit tired but the food and good value more than make up for that.

My wife and I booked a two night stay at the Bulls Head in Inkberrow. The landlord and his staff were all really friendly and eager to please. Our room was comfortable and suitable for our requirements. The meals were exellent and the pies, oh! the pies, full of chunky steak wrapped in lovely shortcrust pastry mmm! All of the food we had was lovely, the beer was really good wine was good - see you again! thanks.

We live in a neighbouring village to Inkberrow and after quite a few years decided to revisit the Bulls Head for dinner. We both opted for the beef and red wine pie which though we aren’t regular pie eaters I thought it to be the best pie I have ever had . The portion was very generous , good pastry packed with plenty of lean beef in a lovely rich sauce….absolutely delicious!

What a great pub! A classic olde worlde pub with a log fire and a warm welcome. We had traditional home cooked lunches, served with a smile, just the way it should be. We will be back.

Loved this place. Great food, lovely staff, & good value. Also has an excellent play area for children and plenty of parking. Thoroughly recommended.

Spur of the moment lunch at the Bulls Head Inkberrow. Well worth the visit can recommend the steak, onion ciabatta and bacon, brie and cranberry ciabatta

We booked, and they accepted the booking with no caveats. When we got there all they had to offer was fish&chips or gammon&chips. Check the menu and service before going there!

booked and asked for a vegan option .No problem lol we went and there was no vegan option my son in law ended up with roast tatties and veg ! ,I had roast beef (lol) it was half a step of mooing(raw) (i love steak rare) roast beef the clue is in the name! roast tatties were teeth breakers .when pointed out to the land lady it wasn't the response i would accept from some one in the hospitality sector.

We enjoyed a lovely meal with friends in this cosy country pub. The food was delicious with generous portions. I especially recommend the Chicken Liver Pate and the Lamb dish. The house wine is also very good and reasonably priced. The restaurant is nice and cosy, and the young girls waiting on the tables were friendly and efficient. We had a great night here and all of us left feeling full and happy.

Food is always nice and cooked well with good portions. The menu is quite small and hasn’t been updated for a long time/to reflect the seasons. There are specials but tend to be a variation on the same theme. For people who live local it would be great for it to be amended from time to time to give variety. I would choose to go much more often if the limited menu didn’t mean I had to order the same thing every time.

Owner, Tim and all the staff couldn’t have been more welcoming, friendly or helpful. Great food and generous portions. Lovely part of the world. Would definitely recommend and return. Thanks Tim and all

Sunday lunch was excellent as was service and exceptional value for money. Nice to have varied mixture of veg without being over cooked or stewed after being kept warm which can often be the case with some pub grub. Yorkshire puddings were obviously homemade and together with tender beef were absolutely delicious. I will be returning to try the lamb next time.

We had booked after a lovely walk and were treated to the best Sunday lunch I have enjoyed in years. Absolutely marvellous and well done to the whole team.

We had a lovely meal at the Bulls Head, the staff were welcoming and service was great. Pizzas and fish and chips were delicious.

We’ve just had the most delicious Christmas meal at the Bulls Head. Their festive menu was the nicest Christmas meal I’ve had for years! 10/10 tasty- I would definitely eat there again! Thank you

Following earlier visits this year we again invited some close friends to join us. We seemed to be the only ones in the restaurant. The meals were served and the fish was well overcooked and the burgers were not well presented. My wife asked where were the chutneys for the burgers and was told to look under the meat. This she did and found a half slice of Gherkin.

I often eat at this local pub and have always enjoyed a really first class meal at a very acceptable price. The choice is good, the presentation delightful and the experience is warm and friendly. I can take my dog into certain areas, sit by the fire and enjoy fabulous food. Inkberrow is so lucky to have this pub in its centre.

Following our visit earlier this year, 8 of our club members re visited the Bulls Head this week and were delighted that we did. The welcome was most warm and the service and high quality of the food was again, excellent. Thank you.

Room clean and comfortable.Bathroom needs to be updated.Emergency Bright green light on all night distracting when trying to sleep.Staff welcoming and friendly.Food was good . Recommend the rump of lamb.Good offer of buy one main get one free.

Enjoyed an excellent lunch in the dog-friendly bar at the Bulls Head Inn. The menu is a nice mix of light lunch/brunch/main meals and with a 2 for the price of 1 offer it is good value for money. Food is home-cooked and there were a couple of excellent vegetarian options. Something for everybody!The welcome and service were also excellent and our landlady was good enough to not even raise an eyebrow as a couple of very muddy dogs made a mess of the flagstones in the bar.The coffee was good too. All in all it was a very enjoyable lunch.

Nice place to drink with big screens for all the sport. Food was very good, would have given full marks but for error with the bill !

Great place to stop on a cycle ride. Places to sit outside and enjoy the good weather. The steak, onion ciabatta is worth going back for.

Our party of 9 people were visiting a Vintage Car Meeting on the Village green and we booked for lunch at the Bulls Head.We were not disappointed. A warm welcome was followed by an excellent lunch.The service and the quality of the food was excellent and reasonably priced.

Not acceptable having a wait for it - single sheet, directly on to a double mattress with 3 stains on it.

A group of 20 of us turned up unannounced for lunch, all members of a major car club.The two people running the pub were fantastic, they served us with a smile, and after taking our orders, produced whatever we asked for from the menu.We have had much slower service and order mistakes from much bigger establishments.At The Old Bull, the inspiration for the pub in the Archers radio series, the service was excellent, everyone's food arrived correctly as ordered, hot and very tasty.Backed up by a comprehensive choice of drinks from the bar, served with a smile, our visit could not have been better.

The Bulls Head was a fantastic venue for holding 90th birthday party last Sunday. Excellent food, friendly staff and decorations provided for the birthday celebration. Jo the owner offered great advice beforehand which was of great help. Nothing was too much trouble. Dietary requirements provided for guests which were all enjoyed. Very competitive prices. Recommend venue and hope to be back for a meal soon. Check-out this venue first before looking elsewhere!

15 of us ate in the Bulls Head on 9th Feb 2019. The staff were friendly and welcoming. We were catered for very well the food was good quality and well prepared. The food came out to the table with nobody having to wait considering the was 15 of us on one table. Worth visiting

Beem here a few times and the food is always good. The 2-1 offer makes this a really inexpensive place to eat great food.

Went on a recommendation. Obviously being renovated as toilets were a health & safety hazard! Food was average at best. Service was slow. Waiting nearly 3 hours for 2 courses. Apologies insincere - mumbled about new chefs. Got order mixed up with another table. Only when complained did they apologise or try and speed things up. Wont be returning. Much better pubs offering much better food in vicinity

We've been to the Bull's Head a few times for meals and they've always been good. Not great, but good. However on a recent visit, they seem to have upped the standard somewhat as all the meals our group of 8 ordered were excellent, with great presentation and swift courteous service. When you add in the two for one pricing it makes it great value. The only complaint were the desserts were a little uninspired and a tad expensive, but that's only a minor criticism. Overall a very enjoyable meal and highly recommended.

We visited the Bulls Head Inn on 14th July for a family meal. We were welcomed as soon as we got there and shown to our table. There were 9 of us so we preordered our meals.

Popped in for supper with family, friendly service, great food and amazing value for money, four of us 46 pounds with 2 glasses of wine! will definitely be returning :)

We recently held a wake for my dad at this pub, having had lunch there on a recommendation. Firstly, the food is fresh, home cooked and delicious. It's also exceptionally good value for money. What also sets it apart is that it's a family run pub, and the team there really care about you as a customer. They took care of everything and nothing was too much trouble. They really looked after us and made sure everything ran smoothly - everyone commented on how great the food was and many of them are going back for a meal themselves as they were so impressed. I'd absolutely recommend them for an event or just for a lovely lunch/dinner. Thanks to Jo and the team for doing my dad proud.

We tried to eat on a Thursday night but they were full. So We tried the next night. I had the fried halibut it was scrumptious and I'm not a big fish lover my partner had one of the burgers with slaw and fries. It was very good. We also had a couple of beers. My partner said they were very good. Plus they also have two for one main courses . so if you are in the area.

I went with my partner one Friday evening recently to meet 3 friends. Without knowing it we had picked the perfect spot. We cosied up by the warm fire, laughed, ate and drank and had a lovely evening.

We booked a large party of eleven for Sunday lunch and were treated to exceptional food and service at very reasonable costs.

Lucky find on the way home after a family day out.. lovely family owned business nice and warm with the log fire delicious menu service with a smile if ever coming back this way would pop in for another taste of the menu!!

We stumbled across this place quite by accident on the way home from a family day out. We were greeted by lovely, friendly customer service, the tastiest home made food at great value (two for one) in a lovely cosy setting and went home vowing we will be back for more!! Would recommend to anyone.

Had another lovely meal tonight. Starter: calamari is a must. Annie, who waited on us is wonderful. Thank you

Went here on the off chance. Could not fault either the food or the staff. Meals were two for one on mains. Staff were attentive and helpful. We will be going back.

Very friendly staff and hosts . Made us very welcome, our room was very traditional in keeping with the age of the building. Breakfast was lovely. We would stay here again in the future. Great place, nice and cosy with a real fire in the bar area to keep warm.

The chef at this restaurant is first class. The food he produces is excellent. We had an evening meal and could not fault any of it. Delicously yummy. Will definitely go again!

We recently booked for a gathering of family and friends following my father's funeral. The staff were very sensitive and...

In the centre of the village on the A422. Small car park, but plenty more nearby. Traditional bar (a bit...

My brother and his family visited us on Monday popped up booked table for 7 of us no problem

We visited for Sunday lunch. We were not disappointed. The staff were friendly and efficient. The food was very good and sufficient. We opted for the the extra roasts for £3.00. The beer was good too. We loved the traditional architecture. Very clean and in good decorative repair. We will return I am sure.

Dropped in on the off chance that they had a table for 4 available on a Saturday night. Lovely welcome. Found us a table after a short wait. Service was efficient and friendly. We all chose from the Hot rocks menu. The food was yummy. We didn't have room for a pudding but booked a table for the following day. Again, the food and service was superb. We will definitely go back when we stay in the area again.

I love just round the corner but was descended upon by family (so 8 of us in total, including 2 kids), and we decided to have breakfast here. My mum also stayed overnight in the pub and was very satisfied with the room. The breakfast was fabulous, as was the friendly service. We also had a vegetarian in the group and she was very happy too. Highly recommended and amazing value and pleasant atmosphere in the dining room. Very civilised.

Tal vez elegimos el equivocado - nuestra comida eran platos bastante decepcionantes. Pescado y patatas - el bateador era demasiado crujientes y sin sabor, muchas patatas fritas y los guisantes blandos había sido más de puré. El salmón en Croute era inusual, ya que lo hice con pastelería pastelería adecuada en vez de espinacas, así que, como consecuencia, grasosa y la salsa holandesa que lo acompañó habían dividido.

The restaurant is full of traditional character and a lovely place to sit and be. Staff were friendly and helpful. Menu had a good selection of home cooked dishes. The food was lovely and at a great price! Well worth a visit and we will definitely return.

My family and I have been here a lot of times we love the food, it has a lovely atmosphere and the kids play area is brilliant, Sunday roast is our favourite around, always very accommodating! Staff are wonderful, will always return.

We were travelling from Hereford to Milton Keynes on a damp Monday in May and needed a lunch break. The other pub nearby was not doing food as it was a Monday so we expected the same answer at the Bull's Head. Not a bit of it!!The landlord and landlady gave us a warm welcome and we were offered the full menu. The beer was so good we wished we could have more than one ( we know a good pint when we taste one).The sandwiches we decided on were the best we have had anywhere. Thick and fresh granary bread stuffed with home cooked ham and a mustard mayonnaise on the side, a side basket of fabulous French fries and a roast beef sandwich presented to the same high standards. Now I am picky about meat, and usually have to extract bits of fat and gristle from sandwiches, especially beef, made in other pubs. Not this time! Not only was it loaded with slices of tender roast, they were all totally lean. I ate every scrap! We were too full to tackle a dessert but the hospitality continued and we had a lovely chat with the owners. The price for all this wonderful food, drinks and ambiance?..........£15!So, highly recommended! Note: if you come in through the front door you will enter the large bar area with a widescreen tv - do not be put off. Venture further in and you will be both surprised and delighted.

We visited 02/06/17 and may we say what totally amazing service from the 2 delightful young ladies My steak was tender, juicy, and full of flavour Pizza was spot onThis pub has a delightful restaurant and is very homely.Inkberow is a most beautiful village , well worth a visit.Well done allYou have won our praise

A great little pub. We stopped by, looking for a cup of tea and a refuel on our bike ride: The pub was shut but soon opened when we tapped the door. A round of coffees, cake and toast was soon sorted. Great customer service, the hosts could not be more accommodating.I'm just sorry this place is not my local; I'd be in there every other night.

Just beautiful dishes served throughout the day. Breakfast is fresh, delicious and well proportioned. I had the full English breakfast and each element was superb. For Lunch, on a separate occasion I had, smoked salmon with greens. It was fresh, super tasty and low cost. For supper on another separate occassion, I've had a pan seared rump of lamb. By far the best lamb dish (besides my mother-in-laws lamb dish, naturally) I've eaten in England. I highly recommend The Bulls Head Inn!

Fantastic Sunday lunch - really tasty! The child portions are also a hit and we can never say no to dessert! The flowers on Mother's Day for every Mum were also a lovely touch. Thank you!

We had a lovely meal and with great service and we would definately recommend! Really nice restaurant with a nice ambience!

We stayed for a night in inkberrow. Worcestershire is lovely,the area full of places nearby to visit. The hotel was beautiful, full of character,and the staff were extremely helpful and pleasant. The village of inkberrow was picturesque, quiet, and quaint. Very restful and enjoyable to stay. Nice stay, nice restaurant, nice place.

Unable to find Reception area - turned out to be behind the pub bar. Stayed for night, next day and night. Bathroom - basin, toilet and shower clean but the rest was dirty (covered in dust). Carrier bag stuffed into boxed area in bathroom (handle sticking out). Dust on top of shaving socket, back of door, all beams. Nowhere to put bathrobe in bathroom. Only given a bath towel each -- no hand towels ,or bathmat. Nowhere to put toiletries except on top of toilet cistern ( windowsill available but covered in curtain at night). Shower curtain had rust stains and marks on it. Staff did not make bed or clean cups so I came back to unmade bed etc after a day out. Beams in bedroom not dusted. Wardrobe full of mismatched cheap hangers and one rickety door. No notice about bathroom door being only 5foot 3 so banged our heads on the way in, and out, at least once. Was informed the bedroom landing was alarmed between 12pm and 7.30am so please do not go onto landing at those times. Unable to find staff for check out so had to go to kitchen to ask. Waitresses lovely and friendly so it is a real shame they are so badly let down.

A lovely upmarket pub situated in the beautiful village of Inkberrow. The food and service was excellent. Loved the dining room - a really quirky fabulous room. As a visitor from the south, I doubt I will ever be in this part of the country again. BUT if I am, I will certainly visit again and stay for dinner B&B!

Generally love my local village pub. Recently are here for the first time ordering a pizza to eat in. I ordered a meat feast that was supposed to consist of Pepperoni, Chilli Chicken, Bacon, Ham & Beef. When it arrived it noticed it was short of toppings, reluctantly I ate the pizza as I was so hungry and in the main it was ok and didn't warrant a complaint even though the tomato purée was driving through my fingers. The following day I informed that if I were to order the same could they please ensure that all my toppings were on my pizza and not just ham. I was confronted by an angry female, who I believe to be the owner shouting at me that I was rude and inconsiderate that she had gone out of her way to cook me food in the Chef's absence. (She seemed to miss the point that I was paying £11 for this, it wasn't free) The pizza the following night was cooked to a high standard, as the ACTUAL chef had returned, Far more enjoyable but I certainly won't return for food again and heaven forbid should you complain, I don't think being called "an idiot" because of dissatisfaction is great service. Never mind!! I'll visit the Old Bull in future where the food is OUTSTANDING!! Avoid Guys!

After some traveling called in for lunch. Owners were very accommodating and helpful even getting directions off someone else for a location we had been searching for. Had a good meal would recommend.

Have some lovely meals here. Lovely home cooking, generous portions and always fresh and tasty. They are not over priced and the atmosphere is cosy.

Stopped in for a Saturday afternoon pint with friends. Clean, tidy and welcoming with a decently sized car park out back. If only more pubs were like this.

A mid-week early evening 'quick pint after work' turned into a fabulous unplanned three hour eating and drinking experience thanks to the warm and friendly hospitality from all the staff and especially owners Wies and Jo who welcomed us the moment we walked in the rear door from the carpark. Good portions well presented and washed down with a couple of excellent pints of local ale. We have never been before but will certainly go back again and soon I hope.

Friendly service and great food. I chose the steak and ale pie with dauphinois potatoes and vegetables.....absolutely superb, the meat was so tender and tasty and the portion size was more than I could eat. The pub is cosy with a huge fireplace and separate bar. There is plenty of car parking space at the rear.

Our twinning group of 40! arranged an event in their upstairs room. We arrived in the afternoon to theme the room only to find that the landlady had already provided basic decorations. We ordered their French evening menu which was served after an enormous multi choice starter. The ‘boeuf Bourgeon’ was particularly tasty and for once all our members and guests commented on how good the evening was and very reasonably priced. We were also allowed to provide a welcoming drink for a small corkage charge, which enabled us to sample a gold award wine acquired on our travels around the Loire they even chilled it for us!My sincere thanks to the owners and staff going to so much trouble for us and making this a memorable event. We even met the chefs.

Lovely family run pub. Clean and comfortable they took it over a couple of yrs ago and are in process of updating the fixtures and fittings only paid £55 a night. The night we arrived they had a themed Italian evening in the restaurant. Pasta buffet, delicious. There was a set starter on our table as we were seated. Grisini sun dried tomatoes olives balsamic and olive oil with ciabatta presented nicely. Annie the manager daughter of the landlord and landlady was fab nothing was too much bother. We ate here 4 times food was nice home cooked from fresh. Jo the landlady was gorgeous very helpful and informative. They are in the process of upgrading the b & b new windows put in whilst we were out new mattress we were the first to sleep on it. All in all a very friendly family who were happy to make your st8 memorable for all the right reasons

For some reason it is the Old Bull pub about 100 yards down the road which grabs all the attention in Inkberrow, possibly because of the 'Archers' connection, but for me this is the better pub of the two. Not as old and charming but the locals and staff here are a lot friendlier and at least they serve food seven days a week (the Old Bull does not serve food on Mondays so we never went back there to eat). The food at the Bull's Head Inn is nothing spectacular and if I'm honest a bit pricey for what you get, but I'd still take it any day over the other pub down the street.

Last Sunday we enjoyed a wonderful Sunday Lunch for 7 people.Good menu and we all had great meal, served by very pleasant staff.We shall certainly return.

good food and plenty of it, nice clean décor, friendly and attentive staff, drinks not overpriced, would certainly eat there again when in the area

We had a buffet lunch here recently for family and friends after a funeral nearby. We could not have been looked after better and the food was delicious. The staff were extremely helpful and we would like to thank them for all their help.

We enjoyed the food, the accommodation and the friendliness of the owners. The beds were comfortable and the shower worked well. If you enjoy breakfast this is the place for you

we had our little ones christening after party at the Bulls head last Sunday, it was absolutely fantastic! The staff couldn't do enough for us and accommodated wonderfully for our eldest son who has several severe allergies. We have had so many lovely comments about the food and the accommodation we really couldn't have asked for better thank u all so much x

One of a dying breed of traditional country pubs. Nothing pretentious. A drinking pub that does a limited menu of good pub grub with an excellent welcome and good service. Also very dog friendly.

Generally all round home cooked meals.Speciality nights, such as the Mexican night which we attended recently, are excellent.

Stayed overnight 29th Nov met up with family for a meal, food and service good and staff friendly room was a little tired but that aside a nice place to stay.....with a welcoming atmosphere....!!!!

Stopped for lunch and were relieved they served until 2:30 as we'd just popped in whilst driving past.Homemade everything it seemed from the menu and we tried the steak and ale pie. Beautiful rich gravy, tender quality chunks of steak, gorgeous chunky chips crispy yet fluffy, puff pastry lid and veg. Bargain at £8.95Nice to find a proper pub that isn't trying to be pretentious and just serves good honest food with quality beers.

Visited on 27th September on a Saturday lunch for a groupon pie & chips deal. Initially horrified to find the bar full of blokes watching football. we decided that if we were only allowed in this bar area (as the restaurant was empty) we would leave as we felt uncomfortable. We said we were there for a groupon deal and had booked a table and luckily we were shown to the restaurant - phew! Later we found it was a local football group who use the pub. We were offered a taste of the real ale the pub brewed which was very quaff able indeed. In fact "Top Hole" what! Offered also a variation from the menu despite it being a pie and chips deal. All food home cooked. Service was exceptionally friendly. Landlady very informative of what they had done with the pub since buying it and what food was available. I would say this is a very nice pub, offering good value groupon deals and reasonably priced home cooked non goupon deals. We would recommend a visit. Good luck with the pub Mr & Mrs Landlords.

Myself, husband and our two children 6 &7 visited on Sunday.Waitress was very friendly and attentive. Love the fact that the children can have a smaller portion of anything on the menu. I really dislike separate children's menus that offer very limited foods, so the Bulls Head have really achieved where most places fail in offering a fresh variety for kids.They also offer half portions of the starters for kids. We all had the pate for starters and it was delicious. The roast dinner was amazing with plenty of nicely cooked vegetables and yummy cauliflower cheese. Desserts were epic!

I took my Parents, wife and to young children out for Sunday lunch here. The waitress looked after us really well, being very friendly but professional. She dealt really well with our varying demands. The food was great, our meats were all cooked to our liking and tasted great. There was a tasty wide choice of vegetable sides and they weren't over cooked and soggy! A really nice eat experience that even impressed my Dad!

Over the past few years this pub has changed hands several times but at last the current owners have brought it back to life. It doesn't have a vast menu but the food is good quality at a reasonable price. The steak and ale pie is really tasty and a firm favourite. The portions are generous and always piping hot. This pub is on my regularly visited list.

Having had a very good meal here one evening in March, we decided to visit this week and treat a friend of ours to a lunch time meal. What a difference! The lunch time menu seems to be a little limited with lite bites and a few larger meals - not a great start when we were told that of the larger meals 3 of these were not available leaving very few for us to choose from! We had steak and ale pies with onion rings as extra side dishes. In two of the meals meat in the pies was not great, some over cooked and even some pieces too hard to get a fork into! There was hardly any gravy in the pies and impossible to eat the puff pastry tops as way too dry without gravy. Despite the mention on your reply to a 21st April review about extra gravy being served with steak and ale pies - there was no gravy served as extras with our pies! The onion rings were so greasy that they were not great and I couldn't finish mine. Service was very bad - we were told that the daughter serving had gone home ill and a new waitress would serve us, however, no one asked us during the meal if all was ok, we had to go and ask for more drinks, we had to go and ask for some one to serve puddings, and to be honest we would have liked a coffee to finish off but by this time we got fed up of having to get up to ask - the daughter might have had to go home part way through but there were other people, including the owner and a replacement waitress, who could have taken over and provided this service. They weren't rushed off their feet as we were the only people in and we had booked the table so they knew that we were coming! We made the owner aware of our concerns. Very disappointing as it wasn't a bargain basement meal!

We went back today for Fathers' Day, again 5 of us. The food was very good and the welcome warm, When we arrive just after noon the place was quiet and we had their undivided attention. It soon filled up and it was clear everyone was working flat out, and they coped well with heavy demand. 5 of us had 3 courses each and we enjoyed everything. Excellent value for money

excellent sunday lunch unlike most places all homemade great portions with melt in your mouth roast beef great selection of seasonal veg served by friendly staff the owners even brew some of there own ales highly recomended

The staff were very welcoming and accommodating but as the evening wore on and the restaurant became busier it was clear that they were understaffed. I had a smoked duck starter which was excellent and almost the size of a main course. The "steak and ale pie" which followed was a different story. I'm not convinced that meat and gravy in a dish with a piece of puffed pastry on the top constitutes a pie! There was a good quantity of meat which was tender but the gravy was so salty I had to leave it. The waitress was apologetic and I hope the chef took note.

Our visit today was the perfect sunday lunch, restaurant was warm and friendlyand the Roast beef was melt in the mouth! fresh veg scrummy roast potatoes withall the trimmings. , the menu was very varied too. beautifully cooked very high standardwe will be enjoying this again, great for couples and families,

My Dad (88) booked for 5 of us to enjoy Christmas Day lunch here. The customer care from walking in was excellent, but the food excelled this. In fact, some of the embelishments (salmon mousse, shop-bought mince pies) were completely unnecessary because the locally sourced, home cooked food was fantastic, really quite special and thoroughly enjoyable. This made for a great, intimate, family Christmas. (The only downside? Small child at adjacent table not being kept under control, but not the pub's fault!).

We enjoyed a lovely lunch meeting friends from Birmingham. Generous portions, and well cooked home style food. Thoroughly enjoyed a reasonably priced meal. Would highly recommend it.

The food is home cooked with an excellent menu and specials; I particularly recommend the chicken tikka masala

We purchased Fish & Chips to takeaway. The chips were the most greasy & soggy we have ever been presented with. We spoke with the manager who would not accept the problem of the greasy chips & soggy fish batter and would not even offer an apology. We shall not go back.