The Cheney Arms in Melton

Stopped for lunch when on a walk with friends and the food , drink and service were excellent. We had battered fish finger goujons and tuna mayo ciabatta rolls , each with coleslaw and a cup of chips , really good . Good choice of beers . Good value as well for the quality , £8.50 I think for each of the meals . Recommended .

Had an excellent night stay at The Cheney Arms - my wife and I were made to feel very welcome. The room , which we have stayed in before was very comfortable. The food was excellent and the choices of drinks and local beers very good.

The perfect village pub! We booked for my husband’s birthday as a group of 5, with 2 children in the group. The service was excellent, so friendly and efficient (I didn’t catch the name of the waitresses, but both were excellent). The kids portions were great value and a perfect size for our 9 and 12 year old. I had the pie, which was the best I’ve had. Again, generous portion and great value. We didn’t have room for dessert, but I’d love to visit again and try more dishes! Would highly recommend if you’re looking for a relaxing country pub with high quality food and service.

We went to the Cheeny Arms for the first time for a meal, as we had heard how lovely it was. We arrived slightly late,but the hosts were very welcoming and quickly found us a table. It was pie night and the meal was delicious,and as one of our party had dietary requirements they also accommodated for their needs. Everyone enjoyed the meals and the staff were helpful and friendly . The atmosphere was lively and is exactly what you would expect of a country pub. We will defiantly be visiting again and would highly recommend anyone who hasn't been ,to give it a visit. 5 stars 👍.

Had Sunday lunch with the kids here a few times now. Pork is to die for 🤤, reasonably priced good sized portions at £14.95 or £20 for two courses. Staff do a great job at looking after you too. Great pub great food.

Been a couple of years since been for sunday lunch, we will not go back. booked for 3.30 so a late sunday lunch. We all had roast pork and crackling. They had ran out of apple sauce so not a good start. the plate came,two small slices of pork, stuffing ball size of a 50p piece and the crackling the size of a small postage stamp. The roast potatoes were so hard you couldn't cut them open. All this for a cost of £20. The waiting staff were the only positive of the day. The worst bit was we complained but didn't get any apology or no visit from manager/owner. It felt as though they just wanted our money and no customer service. There is a plethora of good sunday lunch places near to this place. Do not go it not worth it and they don't care.

We ate at the Cheney Arms on Saturday 6th, The bar was packed, watching football on the TV. We ate in the restaurant area, Barnsley Chop and chicken mains, Eaton Mess and Lemon Tart, 1 x Gin/Tonic, 1 x White wine, 1 and 1/2 pints of Sunchaser beer. The bill was for £73:15. All the food was well cooked and presented. Service was fine, we enjoyed our visit to the Cheney Arms and it is recommended. Paul Reynolds.

I was competing in the Dambusters Triathlon, and we needed somewhere to stay the night before. What an excellent choice we made coming here. The staff are brilliant, the room was amazing, the evening meal was scrumptious and plentiful. We couldn't stay for breakfast as I had to be at the venue for 6.15, so a lovely lady made us a breakfast basket. We will definitely stay here again next year

We visited the Cheney Arms for Sunday Lunch today and can’t recommend it enough. A lovely country pub with a friendly, welcoming atmosphere. The staff were very efficient and accommodating. We both had the mixed meat Sunday Lunch, everything was perfectly cooked and delicious! We eat out regularly and can honestly say this place is definitely a new favourite. We can’t wait to return and bring our family and friends.

Stayed here Friday evening with 3 friends, the host was fab nothing too much trouble, the rooms were cosy and comfortable, the food in the restaurant on the evening was excellent and great value , the staff are friendly Can highly recommended for both food and accommodation

The food was delicious, great drink selection and the staff are lovely. The mini breaded Camembert are to die for!!! Will definitely be booking in again soon.

Just visited the Cheney arms for pie night with my family (party of 11 in total!) and must say that the service was excellent. Food and drinks arrived in perfect timing, nothing was too much hassle for them at all. They had great vegan options too which was perfect for me. Everyone was super friendly and excellent value for money. Would recommend to anyone!

We had arranged to meet our friends over from Brisbane for Lunch...we chose Cheney Arms as we had visited it before for my wife Birthday......It is Outstanding the food on offer was fantastic 2 of us chose Steak Pudding,Lamb Pie,Brie and Mushroom Pie Followed by Treakle Sponge and Custard and Orange Chocolate Sponge......It was Faultless we were made very welcome and had the pick of the tables. Food was Exceptional Would Highly Recommend

Wow a what can I say Absolutely Fabulous We had Friends over from Brisbane and we wanted to take them to lunch Cheney Arms was an Excellent Choice for us The Food was Faultless 2 of us had The Steak Suet Pudding and my Wife had The Brie and Mushroom Pie and my Friend had The Lamb Pie followed by Chocolate Orange Sponge and Custard, Treacle Sponge and Custard….Excellent Beers on Offer. Staff Very Very Friendly and Informative. We Could not fault our visit….

Went for Sunday lunch to celebrate Mother’s Day as the Cheney Arms is a firm family favourite for many years.We were greeted with a warm welcome and seated, being offered drinks whilst we browsed through the menu, which hasten to say Sunday Lunch is considered a centrepiece to enjoy. Sadly, these usually high standards didn’t show on this visit with the starters just looking more shop bought than someone creating a culinary delight, two roast meals, pork and beef along with the vegetables disappointing and fell foul of the usual great standard. Didn’t want to make a fuss despite the staff being very friendly, but what added to or disappointment was a large party dining with what felt like one individual was holding court over his table, to say he was load and full of himself was an understatement, we learnt so much about this individual, his car, his laptop as they were working from home and the visit to the dentist on Wednesday (Hope it went well for them), I would add it isn’t the venue’s fault but some individuals should seriously think about their actions in public which can be to the detriment to the venue as our lunch wasn’t the tastiest it could have been and with the noisy customer it made the art of conversation between ourselves and with the staff an issue.I consider it just an off day as these things do happen, but would say to the management that the roast potatoes were too large and not cooked properly and that the beef just lacked flavour along with the gravy as was the cabbage, but the carrots were nice. Would I go back? Yes for sure, I just hope they review what is being sent out of the kitchen, it is a great pub all said and want to see be a successful enterprise.

We have been to the Cheney Arms on several occasions and always had a nice meal, unfortunately this time 2 of us ordered the suet steak & mushroom pudding, the meat was inedible,just grisly chunks of meat.The staff asked if we wanted something else which at first we declined but decided to go for the halibut,but of course by the time our meal came our friends had finished,so not the experience we wanted.When the bill came we were charged full price for the replacement meal and no offer of a coffee as a sorry,which we would have expected.I’m not saying we wouldn’t return but something is lacking in customer service and there are a lot of nice pubs in the area to try.It’s a shame.

Great pub and Sunday lunch was supeb , staff excellent as was beers . Only down side was a table of elderly people who moaned about most things whist everyone else was saying how good it was

We stayed for one night. The room was excellent very comfortable and good value. Tea and coffee making facilities were in the room. Wifi and tv also available in the room. The decor was lovely.The local beers in the bar were excellent - would recommend the Tiger ale.We had dinner in the evening which was very good - and plentiful! Breakfast in the morning again was very good.

Our first visit to the Cheney Arms. The restaurant was cosy and comfortable with prompt and very good service from obliging and pleasant staff. The food was very good with ample portions of tender roasts and tasty vegetables. Starters and sweets were delicious and the whole meal represented good value for money. Overall a very enjoyable experience that we hope to repeat soon.

To keep it short and sweet, average food which is way over priced. I would say this isn’t a family friendly pub, only one high chair, and as an example a small fruitshoot cost £2.30 each and a single scoop of ice cream £3. I found what I would class as the head waitress/owner to be extremely rude. Rolling her eyes to other staff probably as my autistic granddaughter dropped a little food on the floor. Fake smiles, rudely stood waiting for payment despite being asked to be given time to check the bill several times. Also no mentioned when booking they set a time limit on tables so beware if booking you actually get a time slot to eat regardless that you’ve spent £350+ on a meal. Shame really as the younger girls waiting seemed polite and helpful. Definitely won’t be returning which will no doubt suit the pub as much as me. Much better offerings locally without looking hard. ‘Merry Christmas and thanks for your warm hospitality’

Called in for Sunday lunch after a quick telecom, very accommodating and very pleasant staff. Food was very good albeit they had unfortunately ran out of chicken. Over very good experience.

Had a beautiful time here last night, 1st time visiting after hearing good things!We ordered ham and cheese pasta and mozzarella pasta it was lovely with side cheesy chips then choccy fudge cake and honeycomb cheesecake both were lovely, ladies serving us were polite and friendly very good service will return

Dropped by for lunch today, sat outside in a very pleasant patio area, what can I say our waitress was polite and nothing was too much trouble. We enjoyed an excellent meal of Chenney Burger and Cumberland Sausage followed by apple tart and cheese and biscuits. All with a well kept pint of Tiger and a glass Cab Sauvignon. Outstanding.

Wednesday night, great service and food as described. I took two pie chips and veg away and it was immense.Very tasty and all fresh home made and felt like it was made when I ordered and the veg picked in the garden so about 30 minutes later I picked up two piping hot meals that were superb.

Fantastic choice of dishes available in their daily menu. I opted for all 3 courses and each one was thoroughly delicious. My friends felt the same about their meals. Very welcoming and attentive service. I’ve never visited before but I will definitely return. Thank you to the chef and the team for making it such a lovely experience!

Nice surroundings, good service and tasty, hot food. All good so far... right? But sadly if you're a vegan, you're likely to be disappointed. Not one single vegan option on the menu for a starter or main course! I mean as a vegan I'm used to not having much choice - but not one single option?!! I figured the specials board might have me covered but, nope. Nothing there either. Come on Cheyney Arms.. sort it out. Having asked the waitress, she came back from the kitchen with one starter and one main that they could offer. I ordered the main, which was supposed to be a Portobello mushroom burger, but I'm not at all sure that's what I got. By this time I just shut up and ate it because I didn't want to cause a fuss on a rare night out with these friends. And just a final note Cheyney Arms.. you might think you're only losing one customer by not offering an vegan option. The truth is my group nearly swerved the starters all together as I couldn't have anything, and of course we certainly won't be returning as a group if you can't drag yourselves into the 21st century.

I've twice been to the pub at lunchtime this week; Wednesday with the Loughborough Ramblers. Walkers mainly had sandwiches but all were served at the same time (10 walkers) Friday myself and the wife had a full lunch following a walk with the Melton Ramblers.On both occasions the food was excellent served by very friendly efficient and helpful staff. I'm sure we will go there again.

What a brilliant idea!!! Mark and Louise should be proud of themselves!!! Xmas lunch Xmas tree!!! Fantastic atmosphere Xmas songs everyone welcome just typical of our new owners. New ideas like that are just what we needed MERRY XMAS!!!

With quite a busy lunch service I was amazed with the speed and efficiently of the staff here, food tasted amazing and to a super high standard. Staff were extremely polite and courteous. I would highly recommend to eat here.

What a shame!I'm over here visiting my daughter . I have not seen her for ages and was looking forward to a pint or two but the Cheney is closed and it's Sunday evening.What's that about?

Visited for an early evening meal tonight and usual it was absolutely perfect. Lovely, friendly staff and delicious food. They still do their famous pies and they are as delicious as always. One of my favourite pubs in Leicestershire and somewhere we always take family and friends for a guaranteed, fantastic meal.

We stayed overnight last weekend & are very impressed with the courteous staff The rooms were lovely & we had a very good sleep Highly recommended

As local villagers. And as we are coming out of Covid lockdown we ventured down to the Cheney, Sunday afternoon. To get back out into the community. To try and get back to a good old Sunday afternoon sitting outside the local chatting with friends, neighbours and fellow villagers. As the Cheney has always been a big part in our village community over many years. We arrived at 4.50pm to be told they were shutting at 5pm??????

A beautiful pub, set in a gorgeous village in Leics. The bedrooms are absolutely lovely too, especially the sleigh bed. We enjoyed a fantastic meal recently and the scallops in soy and chilli were amazing.

Superb location , Excellent food I had home made steak pie gorgeous melted in mouth . Excellent real ales on had Tiger Bitter very well kept. Staff were very attentative and superb service.In all a great place to visit a well run business and lovley hosts in Mark and Louise Hollans

6 of us had lunch at this charming pub today, fantastic location, beautifully clean and well presented. Exceptional hand made pies and fresh local produce, great to see fresh vegetables , served separately, not just peas! Excellent dessert choices and generous portionsThe staff were welcoming and well organised, real homely feel, felt very COVID safe and definitely be calling back here

10 Hungry cyclists arrived having pre-booked our choices of food. Within minutes of arrival the food was served piping hot .I understand the owners only took over the business last year,at this rate I'm sure they will do very well despite all the Social distancing restrictions. Nothing was too much trouble for the staff who were all very attentive. Plenty of votes to return before the end of the summer !

Fabulous meal for our son’s birthday celebration. Great food. Relaxed atmosphere. Lovely environment and attentive staff. I would recommend a visit. The outdoooe area is spacious and in a great location with views over the fields. We will be returning soon!

We have visited the Cheney a number of times since it’s reopening in April under new management. Have nothing but praise for the staff, service, setting and food. Menu has something for everyone and includes their famous pies which are delicious and they now include a ‘specials’ pie which is always well worth a try. The cellar management is top notch too with the Everards beers being especially well kept. We are looking forward to trying out the B&B rooms in July as we celebrate a special family birthday. Thanks to all at the Cheney. We look forward to seeing you again soon.

Stayed for two nights while visiting the area. Rooms were of a great standard and the food was superb. The hospitality was excellent and Covid restrictions took nothing away from our enjoyment of both the food and the beer.The atmosphere of the Cheney Arms is very relaxing, just what we needed at the end of the day. Mark and Louise were great hosts, taking their time to talk to customers, which makes so much difference.We will definitely be going back again.

We often eat at The Cheney, but last Saturday night's food is really worth noting. We had two starters from the specials board - scallops with chilli and soy, and also asparagus in an orange butter. We both had sea bass for our mains, and of course we had to have pudding... I have to say that it was one of the nicest meals out we've both had in ages and I seriously couldn't fault it one bit. In fact I'm getting hungry just talking about it... Thanks to Louise and Mark for an amazing effort they're making in very difficult times - well worth the visit.

We have been several times since Mark and Lou have taken over this fantastic pub. For drinks and also with friends for a meal on two occasions.On each visit we found the staff, ambience, service and food were excellent. We look for all these qualities when choosing where to eat out and only have a handful of pubs that we deem good enough to visit. This obviously being one of them!You will not be disappointed in this great country pub.

A proper country pub. Really well presented, traditional pub ambiance. Great beer, superb food and really helpful staff. What more can you ask for.

Having visited this Pub/Restaurant over many years, and always been very pleased, We were very disappointed with the new offerings, waited 45 minutes for food which at best was basic, and lack lustre, and over priced, a gin and tonic £6 plus??? Good Luck I think you might need it, will not be back../////

So pleased to get out again after lockdown. This has to be to best steak pie i’ve had, pastry delicious. Just a shame the chips were frozen, not the worst frozen chips I’ve ever had but fresh chips would make this exceptional!! Still couldn’t go below a 5 star though!

This place is lovely. A beautiful old pub with great food. The sea bass with caper butter, mash and veg was delicious as was the gammon with fried eggs. Not cheap but worth it for the good food and great service. We will be back when lockdown is over!

Not been here for over a year, looks like new owners, the Sunday Lunch was superb, we will be back........

We have been to this restaurant many many times over the years, and have always been very pleased. We went at lunch time and the meal was awful, both meals where smothered in cream, bland, the cream on the salmon dish was not even a sauce and completly covered the veg. the crab raviolli was also in cream, tasteless and served with bread with a dab of butter, which was dry and didn't go with the dish. on the whole very dissapointing, will not be going again. the staff on the other hand were very nice

Superb as always !! My favourite place to eat. As always a superb meal with lovely staff. Although the staff have changed ( Clark and his girlfriend were soooo nice ) the new people are awesome too. Had the prawn cocktail for the first time - lovely , and steak n Stilton pie for main - SUPERB - as always. No room for pudding - only downside ! Hopefully when the pubs taken over , the new owners do not change the menu n chef etc as there is nowhere like the Cheney. Keep up the good work !!

I know that pubs and restaurants have had a really tough time and it pains me to say anything negative ...but .. whilst the mains were ok .. reasonable pub food (pie, scampi) the dessert was ... I'm willing to accept that there might have been rhubarb underneath the "crumble" ...but the crumble was as impenetrable as a Shredded Wheat with a plastic spoon ..a pair of scissors might have helped. I'm sorry, but how can anywhere not get a simple dish like rhubarb crumble right

One of Leicestershires hidden gems, great food at reasonable prices, just one minus, you really need to bring San back on the beer range..........

My son booked the Cheney Arms for a suprise birthday meal for me. We went on pie night, the homemade pies are absolutely out of this world. The service was fantastic and the atmosphere was lovely. Best night out in a long time and I will definitely be going back.

Excellent service with a warm welcome lunch with my daughter whilst on a respite break, had the cod from the specials menu really beautifully cooked with very good chips and very good portion size daughter had jacket potato with chilli con carne, great flavour well worth the visit will come again soon

Went with the Mrs and had a steak pie and the steak & Stilton pie. Both were full of filling & the pastry was amazing.We got there at 1200 when the pub opened and were served within 20 minsNice little country pub and not over priced either - clean and good serviceHighly recommended and we will be back

Arrived at pub mid week in half term. Easy to park and get a table in the restaurant side. I had been told the pies were awesome and so it was short crust pastry just as it should be and great filling. My daughter and grandson had lighter fare all of which was very much enjoyed. The bitter was great washing down a real pub lunch. Definitely recommend for those of more traditional ilk.

Excellent experience. We booked whilst over on a trip to the UK from Portugal. Friendly staff and wonderful food. Will book again on next visit to Melton. Well done.

Excellent roast, excellent steak pie. Generous portions. Great winter fire. Welcoming staff. Arrived about 1215, when they were kindly able to fit us into the bar side of the pub as we were passing through and hadn't booked in advance. Definitely worth your detour.

We ate at the Cheney Arms on Sat 9th Nov. we had Prawn Cocktail and Pate starters, both were excellent, generous portions and nicely presented, We both had the Cod loin main course again very good. Two beers, Two White Wines and a dish of Olives. The service was prompt without being rushed.The bill was for £69. We both enjoyed our evening and the Cheney arms is highly recommended. Paul Reynolds.

Stopped on the way home and once again had a lovely lunch. Chilli nachos to start followed by a really nice pasta dish ... mushroom, tarragon and parmesan sauce. Different but delicious. Service always friendly and overall another nice meal.

This little village pub and b and b is amazing,lovely staff and fantastic food, always spot on, me and my partner have been several times and never disappointed.Pie night on a weds is amazing, great value for money and hands down the best pies around in this area, and scrummy chips I challenge anyone to find one better in Leicestershire.Advise you to book and they ask you to say which pie you want to order because they are made fresh for you.I highly recommend the stake and stilton. See website for full pie selection.Sunday lunch is lovely and other things on the menu also delicious.Staff pleasant and welcoming.We love this place and is well worth the price of the meals,Booking highly recommended whichever time you choose to dine its a very popular place, you won't be disappointed.

Visited this pub last Saturday night for a meal with the family and had an absolutely lovely meal. Service was great and very accommodating. This isn’t the first time we have eaten here and it won’t be the last. Thanks

The restaurant is warm and welcoming - food brilliant. Fresh, hot, and nicely cooked and served. I have had a couple of meals there and intend to go back soon.

Great find in the heart of rural Leicestershire, this Everards pub has a long history. Very popular with US servicemen during WW2, the pub is a favourite with locals today. Serving lunch and dinner at reasonable rates - not as inflated prices that gastro pubs charge these days. Expect to pay £20-£25 for two courses and a couple of drinks. Friendly staff and dining area not too overcrowded. Parking is limited but easy on the surrounding roads. We had salmon, prawn and dill pasta - delicious!

Been here a few times and always had a great meal. It is a typical country pub with lots of lovely features. Clean and inviting with the staff being friendly and professional. Booking is essential as table and seating is limited. Highly recommend.

I hate giving bad reviews, but left with no option after this visit

After a lovely walk on the Midshires Way we dropped into The Cheney Arms for lunch. Dogs are welcome in the bar area and the staff were friendly. Beer was good and Bagettes for lunch were superb. We had Bacon & Stilton and a Pulled Pork. We felt we needed another walk after!!!!

We ate at the Cheney Arms on Sat 22 June, We had Three mushroom / Black pudding and one cooked Brie starters. Steak and Stilton Pie, Seabass, Gammon and Pulled Pork Mains, Four pints Beacon. One Vodka/Tonic, One Pinkster Gin/Tonic, One bottle Pinot. The bill was for £118. The Pub was busy but the staff /kitchen coped very well. All the Food was well cooked and presented, The portions were generous. We all enjoyed our visit to the Cheney Arms and it is recommended.

Visited this place on two separate occasions with the same group of people and must say the food is lovely. I have ordered the pie twice and have made the other guests in my group jealous due to the appearance and taste! Definitely a place to visit to try the pie! Everyone else were happy with their food and will be returning again soon! Thank you

Disappointing lunch. Dropped in for a light meal. Jacket potato cold and not cooked fully. Chilli sauce more like bolognese. Not many people eating midweek. Perhaps evenings and weekends are better.

Visited for Sunday lunch with friends. Small car park at the front but the spaces were wide. Outside seating area for a drink beforehand. Menu was varied and everyone had no problem finding something they liked. Good selection of good ales and gins. Food was excellent and staff very friendly. All in all a very nice experience

I visited the Cheney arms with my wife on a Saturday afternoon, we ordered a cheese and onion sandwich, service was very pleasant and prompt but the sandwich was £7.50and we were ok with the price, but it was made with medium white sliced bread filled with either frozen or end of life cheese the sort that falls out of the sandwich when trying to eat it, it was a very poor sandwich,

Lovely atmosphere and good choice of food on the menu. Food well cooked and enjoyable. Excellent service. Would definitely go again.

Visited the Cheney Arms for a Sunday Lunch with Friends. The Staff are very welcoming and helpful and quickly got our Table Sorted. The Sunday Menu was good with a nice choice of traditional Sunday Roasts plus other dishes. I opted for the Beef which was served Rare and was to die for.

Visited this attractive old pub with some friends for Sunday lunch though well out of our usual area. Couldn't fault the food nor the excellent and timely service. Only drawback was the excessive heat in the dining room. Would visit again.

A warm welcome, with friendly and efficient service throughout. I chose the herb crusted pan fried cod, served with mash and green veg. Fish cooked perfectly and well presented. £13 was good value too. Pity I was driving, as the ale selection looked great!

Literally just got home from visiting The Cheney Arms... decided to go upon trip adviser reviews. Glad I did as it was delicious. Service was very good and staff were attentive. I had the pulled pork with wedges etc... followed by chocolate brownie and ice cream. Will definitely return and highly recommend a visit.

Have dined here several times, lovely village pub in a beautiful setting. Food is excellent and good choice beyond the usual carvery you find on Sundays.

We have been coming here for the last 6 months, on a Sunday lunchtime, the staff and food are fantastic, and it gives my Jag a nice run out from Rutland. this is a real GEM....

pies good quality and very tasty.

The lamb pie in particular was lovely as was the steak and Stilton. Could have done with a little more veg. 1 piece of broccoli and 2 slices of carrot on my plate, others had peas on,mine didn’t. I was a little disappointed that there wasn’t a child’s menu or anything on the menu done as a smaller potion which meant I was paying average £13 for my child’s tea which he was never going to eat. When I queried this the waitress just said it wasn’t an option and we could take home what he left ‍♀️‍♀️

Haven’t been here for a while but the meal l had today was amazing better than l remember, will not leave it so long next time

We have now been and had both lunch and an evening meal at the Cheney Arms, we would highly recommend a visit there. There steak pie comes highly recommend!

Seems a little wrong to call it pub grub as better than a lot of restaurants I've been to. Friendly pub with a small dining area so worth booking. Some great choice on the menu and also a couple of specials including a Hare & Red Wine Pie which was delicious. My wife had the Gammon which was a really thick steak and so tender. Both served with veggies and home cooked chips. Piping hot, full of flavour and good sized portions. All in all a really nice meal and will definitely return soon.

We were directed here by the owner of an Art Gallery in a neighbouring village. BIG thanks. Set in the pretty village of Gaddesby, surrounded by some glorious countryside, this Inn is a gem. Lovely building, adequate car park, attractive decor, quaint "olde worlde" layout, with a welcoming ambience - just right. The warm, mellow restaurant room, adjoining the (well stocked) bar, was inviting. The varied menu well up there in the "good pub grub" spectrum, the service attentive and capable. My wife plumped for char grilled chicken in a creamy Stilton & walnut sauce, with new potatoes, runner beans and mange tout, I the locally sourced pork bangers with mash, greens as above, in a whole grain mustard sauce. Every constituent was spot on, well presented, with both sauces simply superb. My Tiger Ale too, went down a treat! Really, our best pub lunch for quite a while. Well done the Cheney Arms.

Last minute decision for a family meal out and couldn't of chosen better.Great staff, great food and a great atmosphere at a great price.Will definitely be back again.

We had an impromptu stop here and found a little gem. We happened upon this place by chance while on a bike (motorcycle) trip. The staff we're friendly and helpful and the pulled pork baguette I had was superb! My wife had the jacket potato which she said was very good too. Generous portions but not too much and reasonable prices. If you're in the area it's a great place to stop off.

I needed a place to take friends for Sunday lunch. Having read some of the reviews I was slightly bothered but decided to book anyway. Well I shouldn’t have worried. The food was delicious, everyone loved their lunch and the service was excellent. I wouldn’t hesitate to recommend it. Excellent value for money. Will definitely be going back very soon.

Had a lovely meal at The Cheney Arms. Excellent food, drinks and service. Will definitely be back again.

What can you say! Great food. Great service. Great staff. A lovely pub which is well worth a visit. Try pie night on a Wednesday!

Met with friends through recommendation for pie night. Had to order food in advance, great pies made in-house lots of meat.

I ate here as a treat for my daughter in law who is vegetarian...it was pie night and I have heard good reviews. I’m also vegetarian and two others in the group are meat eaters. We booked ahead and ordered the only vegetarian options along with the meat options.

Visited last Friday evening and we were not disappointed. The food was excellent. My wife had steak and I had scampi all excellent and large portions. We arrived early, no problem the restaurant soon filled up and by the time we left it was full. Although there is only one restaurant in Gaddesby it deserves it's rating of 1/1!

Having moved to the area a couple of years ago we stumbled upon this pub over Christmas 2017 and have been coming back ever since.

We made a last minute booking for a late lunch on a Sunday following visiting nearby family.

We visited The Cheney Arms for the first time at the beginning of April for my fathers birthday, we had such a lovely meal both my brother, sister and myself decided to bring our mother and stepfather, for their joint birthday which they celebrated last Tuesday, despite the fact that it took 45mins to travel there it seemed worth it, however, how disappointed we all were, especially myself as it was the first time our parents had visited and I don't think we shall be coming back given the experience we all had on our last visit,here are just a few points which ruined the evening:

Nice setting, staff were very pleasant food was really good, reasonably priced and not skimpy on the portions as is becoming all to common. Would definitely recommend a visit.

The instant feel that you get from this pub is an air if pompous chovenism where staff and local men leer at the ladies as they come and go. Clearly set within an affluent part of the world but seems to be archaic in its attutudes to those from other less favourable backgrounds and to the female gender. Can't comment on the food.

Cheney Arms only serves traditional pub fare and some of it was not cooked that well. Soup was good, stuffed mushroom very salty, steak pie meat overdone as was the sea bass. All in all mixed experience. Still the service was good and the staff friendly. And the wine was good too. We won’t be rushing back though.

We visited in the evening and dined with friends,one of Hume a non meat eater, who had a lovely walnut...

Can’t rate this place enough, the food is amazing and the staff are so friendly and attentive. Well worth a...