The Crown Inn in Cornwall, Isles of Scilly

Charming inn in very pretty village. Lovely menu which was well priced. Service was excellent despite the inn being host to a local wake. So glad we chose this pub for our last meal at the end of a lovely week in this beautiful place.

Great service and very nice food which was reasonably priced in a lovely setting and atmosphere. Will definitely return in the near future.

We had an amazing Sunday lunch with friends. Biggest Yorkshire pudding I’ve seen. We had the pork and the beef between us and it was all delicious. The pork was beautifully slow roasted and the fat perfectly rendered. Generous quantity of vegetables and all the sauces you could need. Washed down with a very decent red wine. Wish we had room for dessert as they also looked fab. Thank you for a great experience .

Great food and great service. Staff were all cheerful and friendly despite the pub clearly being full. Please ensure you book as we went on a Wednesday evening and it was packed.

We had our wedding reception here 37 family and friends the pub did us proud . Gorgeous food everything was just perfect . 10 out of 10

We went to The Crown twice while we were on holiday. If you’re after well cooked, tasty pub food, you can’t go wrong. The Crown on a Saturday night is busy, but the atmosphere is cosy and relaxed. Service was very good and the staff were really friendly. As I said the food was delicious and the portions are generous. We would definitely return when in the area.

As someone who usually spends their Sundays cooking roast dinners in my own pub, I haven’t sat down to enjoy a roast for a long time (as when you have been cooking them all day, it’s the last thing you want to eat!) so whilst we were on holiday, a Sunday roast was high on the priority list! We visited several pubs around the area during the week and a number of locals recommended The Crown so we booked a table here. We certainly weren’t disappointed - the beef was perfectly cooked, a nice big Yorkshire, plenty of vegetables and all the other trimmings. The desserts were fantastic too - the banoffee waffle was particularly good! Highly recommend going here for a roast, but make sure you book in advance as it’s pretty small.

Lovely pub, and could not do enough to help (my husband is disabled and they even moved a car so that he did not have so far to walk.) Food was excellent. The best vegetarian curry I have ever had, I think. HIghly recommended. Attempting to make a another reservation today, in fact, as we live some way away and only visit the area now and then.

We were recommended to visit The Crown Inn for lunch and we were not disappointed. A very welcoming dog friendly pub (with doggie treats on the bar), the service was excellent and the food was delicious. I had the cheeseburger with blue cheese with added bacon and onion rings whilst my wife had the Korev Battered Fish and Chips. The portions were plentiful so although the desserts looked tasty we couldn’t squeeze one in. Would definitely recommend this charming 16th century pub.

Beautiful. amazing roast dinner the best I have had. Customer service perfect, perfect size portion, vegatables treated with respect thankyou

Sunday lunch always fabulous. We try and go regularly and the food is always amazing. I desperately wanted a desert but was only able to manage ice cream.

Great food and service, lovely atmosphere, and roaring fire. Locals made us feel very welcome. Catch of the day was beautifully cooked!

Wow. It’s hard to think of all the superlatives. We had Sunday lunch and it was a feast to die for. We had the beef, pork and chicken, which comes in 2 sizes. My wife had a small chicken and regretted it, saying she wished she had gone for the larger plate because it was so good. I had the pork which was excellent, my son the beef which was similarly so - both opting for the larger size fortunately! It came with assorted vegetables plus a wicked cauliflower cheese which was really good. The cheesecake was superb and my son who only ever has sticky toffee pudding, said it was the best he had ever had. The bar staff were first class, very attentive and capped off a brilliant Sunday lunch. We are so glad we found The Crown on day two of our holiday because we will be back often!

Brilliant Sunday lunch again, eef, pork or chicken with all the trimmings, can't fault it. Staff couldn't do enough for us. Fabulous.

I have visited the Crown on a number of occasions. The beer, food and service is always superb and the staff go out of their way to be flexible and accommodate you. Andy

Lovely village pub, very welcoming and helpful. A pleasure to visit. Food good too! We left before the music started but lots of locals in.

Delightful Sunday lunch in traditional village pub. On booking, I was impressed to be asked if bringing a dog. No, so on arrival sat away from those with dogs. For us a thoughtful gesture as not everyone wants dogs around when eating. Service was polite and as attentive as they could be as it was evidently busy. Roasts ordered were plentiful and well presented. Meat cooked well. Only let down were the potatoes, which were somewhat dried out. But I still recommend this lovely pub

Had both dinner and lunch here while staying locally. Lovely, warm welcome and excellent food. The range of beers, lagers and wine is very good. Dogs are welcome and there's a lovely garden for warmer days. We'll certainly be back for another meal before we leave!!

Great atmosphere and efficient service. Food was very good quality and hearty portions. Staff were very friendly and provided excellent service. Good choice of cask ales that were well kept. Highly recommended!

Reserved a table over the phone and was asked by pub staff whether or not you have dogs as they set aside an area for owners with dogs. We had pie of the day with seasonal veg and fish and chips, both tasty, then shared banoffi waffle with honeycomb ice cream, very sweet but tasty. Nice pint of Cornish on tap. They also offered Tribute and Proper job beers.

What a lovely pub, couldn’t have been more kind and welcoming; clearly a destination pub for comparative and immediate locals and understandably fully booked - but squeezed me in as a solo traveller. The staff were happy to put my back-up battery on to charge (essential for folks like me travelling solo on pushbike) whilst my 1st pint of Proper Job settled… The pie of the way (steak and red wine since you’re asking) with garlic mash was delicious/ excellent and really generously priced too.

This pub is a must friendly service food amazing doggie friendly looked after us fantastic can’t fault it .love Lorraine andy and doggies

Amazing food, very friendly staff and great atmosphere, we came after visiting the gardens of heligan, had lunch with the kids.

Sunday roast is the best we have had anywhere. Roast beef melts in your mouth, cooked to perfection. Roast potatoes, carrots, cauliflower cheese, parsnip, cabbage etc all cooked perfectly with a Yorkshire pudding and delicious gravy to top it all off. Could only manage one...

We stayed in Portmellon for two weeks and visited the crown three times during the holiday. Staff are always pleasant and helpful. The food is always excellent, homemade and always piping hot. The crown is very good value for money, you will not be disappointed.

The BEST steak & red wine pie with garlic mash and seasonal veg I have ever had! Just stunning. Cosy vibrant atmosphere, lovely lovely food, dogs welcome. Decent parking. Garden was the only disappointment, just felt unloved after all the loveliness inside.

Sunday Lunch. Staff very friendly. Meal fairly good (beef and gravy luke warm and beef a little tough. Veg very nice. But… it’s one thing to be dog friendly, but when a number of inconsiderate diners/owners allow their dogs to have a constant barking competition,...

I thought this was a lovely traditional country pub. We visited twice, once for an evening meal and once for Sunday lunch. Both meals were very good. The Staff were great and very helpful.

We were on holiday nearby last week and went to The Crown Inn for an evening meal. Being pleased with how friendly and welcoming they were, the choice of food available and how well it was cooked and presented we happily returned for a second...

Having forgotten to book anywhere for Bank Holiday Sunday we looked a little further afield from our base and found The Crown. Good Sunday lunch, decent range of ales and great puddings, all in pleasant surroundings.

Parked my Motorhome in the car park and was made very welcome. A good selection of drinks and a varied menu on offer for the evening. Fresh local seafood on the menu that was cooked perfectly .

From the get go we received a friendly welcome by everyone. The atmosphere & food were superb. I had the fish special with a salad which was not just your ordinary salad, really tasty meal.

The best Sunday lunch we’ve had! Beautiful, clean and tidy pub! Very friendly staff. Will be back again soon. Thank you to the Crown Inn.

Excellent place for a largish group. There were 16 of us with a choice over the full menu preordered. Service was friendly and efficient and the food produced no complaints. Prices very acceptable. The first visit for we two but, on recommendation, will return probably...

We had 2 courses, I had the catch of the day and thought the fish would be the highlight but the chips that came with it were even better. The white chocolate and salted caramel cheesecake was out of this world. Standard prices for this...

We have visited the pub before & really enjoyed the food We visited twice on a recent visit once for Sunday lunch which was delicious with lots of fresh vegetables and choices for Sunday lunch We also visited on a Friday evening had delicious chicken...

After reading reviews we decided to book for Sunday lunch today while staying in the area. Wow, it didn’t disappoint! Food was fantastic! Love that the menu is just Sunday roast, different varieties, allowing them to focus on just that- the perfect Sunday dinner! My...

We came here with friends for an evening meal. Lovely village pub and fantastic home cooked food. Really recommend if you are in the area.

What a wonderful pub. Really friendly staff and great service. Plenty if parking. The digs made to really welcome. This pub is a must for anyone who likes dogs and quality food. We ate here twice in our week holiday and all of our food...

On holiday and have visited 3 times in the week first for drink, then booked for a meal. What an absolutely friendly pub the staff very welcoming. Great quality food cooked perfectly. Dog friendly. Great atmosphere. So much so we booked while there for another...

Cant believe I've not reviewed this pub after dining here God knows how many times. We discovered The Crown by accident whilst staying near by. We now return on a regular basis when here on holiday. Good food, good beer, great friendly staff all make...

After an awful meal at Polgooth last night, I was really looking forward to coming here. It didn't disappoint. Despite being really busy even at 5.30pm and with only 2 staff on to serve both behind the bar and waiting at tables the service was...

Booking a must at this pub in the countryside. What I call that traditional pub feel, atmosphere and menu to match. There are specials of the day mixed with a more traditional menu to choose from and prices to me on the reasonable side for...

We visited twice whilst on holiday and had a simply amazing Sunday lunch and a delicious pub lunch. The service was so friendly and the gluten free options were brilliant. Such a lovely pub with a great atmosphere. Thoroughly recommend!

We ate at the Crown twice when we visited Cornwall, staff are so friendly and welcoming and can’t do enough for you. Food beautiful and reasonably priced!! Thank you!! Love from Kirsty and Andrew xx

Absolutely wonderful find! We came for a meal out whilst staying in the area. So glad we did. Lovely proper country food, lovely staff and incredible food! I had the steak and my husband had the beef brisket burger, wow what a burger! Also squeezed...

We were looking for a nice pub near Mevagissey and found The Crown Inn in St Ewe. Lovely little quaint pub with DELICIOUS food! I had the fish and chips, which is probably one of the best I’ve had! Batter was crisp and not greasy...

Perfect Sunday roast , great service and a hidden gem ! Very welcoming staff all who made it a lovely visit ! Thank you !

We are on holiday and tried this place for a Sunday dinner. What a find. Like a TARDIS inside with way more space than the outside. The food was fabulous with the beef cooked to perfection and the portions were substantial. The beer was great,...

A local pub that we can walk to . We sat outside. Staff very welcoming and accommodating. We both had Sunday roast, one of us had chicken and the other beef, both were delicious. Roasts were under £10 each.

We visited this pub this evening whilst on holiday in the area, and have to say we were so glad that we chose it. It's in a very quaint Cornish village, and the pub itself is beautiful, very cosy, and with a good atmosphere. Extremely...

This is a charming, traditional old village pub tucked away off the beaten track in a quaint old village. The food was very good. Steak was cooked to perfection and the fish very fresh and huge.

Orded steak medium was well over cooked and was just a lump of fat and grisel not able to eat it my partner had scampi and only about 6 portion was like a child meal but she said was tasty did get the steak cost taken off the bill but a good chat should be able to know when a steak is not good plus be able to know the different way to cook it

Lovely food in a very friendly village pub. The pub is very dog friendly ( there’s an area if you don’t like dogs ).

Dropped in for evening meal. Quiet season, we were early, so no issues getting served. Served in good time with a generous meal freshly cooked. Highly recommended.

We visited The Crown Inn several times during the day over the 2 weeks staying nearby. The staff were great and so very attentive and the meals were delicious and of a very good proportion. My husband, son, myself and our Springer Spaniel looked forward each time to trying a different meal and dessert on the menu. Can’t wait to visit there again soon.

Staying in the local area and wanted a country pub to visit with my partner and dog. We were not disappointed, lovely food, big generous portions and dog friendly. Welcoming staff and good menu options including specials board. Would highly recommend if staying in the local area.

Although the food was nice the atmosphere is not, the staff are quite hostile and do not seem to want to help. It’s a shame as it was nice in there and the food was really nice.

Lovely country pub. Good beers on tap from St Austell brewery. Decent grub at reasonable price. Dog friendly.

Visited for a nice quiet meal, were disappointed by the quality though after reading positive reviews. Meal was bland, just your average pub grub.... 80's background music suited the 80's style food. Not one to return to.

Typical pub grub, but very good and staff very welcoming, friendly and helpful. Had a small problem but this was quickly rectified and was offered a “doggy bag” for leftovers. Would definitely go again.

We recently stayed in this village and visited the village pub several times. It serves lovely local ales and a very nice range of wines. The food is fabulous and, sensibly in my opinion, it guards against food waste by offering two portion sizes on main courses. The interior is full of interesting heritage items to look at and the rear garden has beautiful views over the Cornish countryside. Even if you are staying further a field than the village, this is a gem to seek out!

Came as a "britstopper" and so impressed by the menu and what followed. Perfect ales and food to die for. The specials board was, well, special! Friendly and attentive staff. Would definitely come back

4 of us (2×OAP, 1xchild, 1xmum) dropped in to The Crown Inn about 8pm last Saturday. We were lucky to have their last table and staff were very welcoming and friendly. There was a good selection on the menu and 2 sizes were available on most choices. Although some specials had sold out, there were still a range to chose from. All our courses arrived hot and were tasty. I'll definitely be back.

Broke down in the car park with the motorhome, landlord very helpfull and understanding. Stayed over the night in car park had a few drinks in the pub. Lovely cornish pub well worth a vist.Thank you for having us and helping :-)All sorted and fix by monday and back on the road!

The four of us visited this pub for a meal on the first sunday evening of our holiday in late July as we had been here several years before and liked the old pub. We believe it has changed hands since we were last here nine years ago but if anything it is even nicer now. We booked in advance as we wanted to request a table in a quieter part of the pub but also popped in to look at the menu the day before our meal as we happened to be passing. The manager and staff could not have been more helpful. When we arrived on the day of our booking we were shown to our (quietly situated) table very quickly and asked straight away if we wanted to order drinks. In fact the staff were very accommodating right throughout our visit. They helped us in trying to find something on the menu that our daughter (a picky eater) would eat. They brought everything we requested to go with our meals very quickly whenever we asked for something. The service was great ( and I am very hot on good customer service). It was very busy but we didn't have to wait very long for the meals to arrive. Everything was presented very nicely and more importantly the food was hot. The portion sizes were excellent and everything was really tasty. I had the gammon steak which was huge and the juiciest I have tasted in a very long while. The meat in the Steak and Ale pie was very succulent and tender. The burger was nicely presented and very tasty too. In fact it was a very successful meal out for all four of us al round. We would have liked o try one of the tasty looking desserts on offer too but we were just too full from the main course. Well done The Crown. We eat out quite a lot these days and it's rare to find a good dining experience where the meal AND the customer service can be commended. You got it just right! Thank you.

We were recommended this little pub and we were not disappointed we had a lovely home made Sunday lunch well worth a visit

We were advised to book a table as it is the height of the summer season. Great welcome on arrival - ordered drinks and our table was ready. Good choice of home made dishes and speedy service. Food was delicious and very reasonably priced. Would definitely recommend.

Every year for the last 5+ whilst on holiday this has been one of our favourite places to eat with a good variety of food.But after our 1st visit of our holiday we are disappointed.The food we ordered was ok but not much choice at all if looking for a good meal with Veg ect. It’s mainly something with chips, curry or chilli.The salmon was £13.95 for a small piece with a few potatoes which I feel is a tad overpriced.Staff are still nice and friendly though and fast service.

Start with the good, the beer is kept well.The food is a different matter. The beef pie turned up and my brother asked if it was a joke, given the small square of pastry balanced on his plate. When my daughter's half option turned up (at £6+ when his normal portion was£12+) he was even more disgruntled. As you can see by the photo, they are the same size meals on different sized plates. If you enjoyed the heady days of the 90's when broccoli was served raw you will be more than satisfied.The roast had bullet style potatoes (unsure of the era they were popular) and burnt Yorkshire's.Fed back to the waitress that all was not well, any plate that goes back to the kitchen with roast potatoes left on the plate should trigger alarm bells....A different waitress came and told my mum we should have said something - we just did. No reparation on the bill, no apology from the kitchen.Very disappointed and we will not be back.

Sehr freundliches Pub mit gutem Essen und urigem Charakter, etwas abgelegen, lohnt sich jedoch auf jeden Fall, da abseits vom Trubel der Küste.

We popped into this old pub for a midweek meal whilst on holiday. I ordered the chicken curry the vegetables were raw and flabby. It was just awful and I couldn’t eat it. My husbands and sons chips were definitely not homemade and the peas were rock solid. The whole place was tired shabby and not very clean.

Dropped in for lunch whilst staying nearby. My wife is wheelchair bound so our choices are usually limited, but an email to this place got us a fast response that it is wheelchair accessible.First. The pub and staff....this is a 16th century building but very roomy but cosy. Well layer out tables and easy to get around. The staff were immediately friendly and at tentative, assisting us to get settled at a table of our choice.The menus is quite extensive, even for lunch. When the food arrived the portions were exceptional. Well presented and well cooked.Prices also were VERY reasonable.We will definitely use this place again.

We always visit this pub when on holiday in Cornwall. This visit was very disappointing as the food(a curry) was somewhat tasteless. The staff were notified so hopefully will improve that meal. We are aware that some caution has to be taken with spicy meals but this one was way too cautious.

Looking at other reviews for this pub it seems to be very up and down. We definitely went on a down yesterday, Saturday. We waited for 1 hour 20 mins before we received our food which was disappointing when it arrived. My husband ordered steak pie. The plate was very hot but the meat luke warm with the pastry just dropped over the top. I had fish pie with more potato than fish but at least it was hot and reasonably tasty. We won't be returning to this one!

We have been here 3 or 4 times before and always been pleased. On this occasion waited an hour and a half for our food. When it arrived all 6 meals were lukewarm. My Dad said he curry was also watery. Waitresses were doing their best but the pub had obviously taken more bookings than they could cope with. Previously one of my Dad’s favourite places to eat but we wouldn’t go again.

Lovely little honest, Olde Worlde, family run pub dating back to the 17th century. Dogs welcome both inside and in the garden. Lovely homemade food! We had Fish & Chips, Fish Pie & Vegetable Curry. Simply could not fault the food (mushy peas were a little cool tho). Would definitely go back again.

We arrived for an early dinner and couldn't fault the meal, drinks or attentive staff. The food was lovely home cooked and portion sizes very generous. Prices are very good for the service and quality of food. Would highly recommend.

Sorry not particularly thrilled. Also long wait. As previous very generous starters, maybe a bit too much sauce on the prawn cocktails. Roast arrived, good size but what a shame only just warm, potatoes and Yorkshire puddings overcooked. We asked for small fish and chips for 4 year old grandson, actually a bit too much and fish batter overcooked which made fish dry, would have been better if fish goujons offered instead. Not been here for several years, probably won't go back!!!

Like a previous reviewer we booked a table for 1.30 pm, forgetting it was Fathers' Day.At the bar we were told it would be a long wait and also about free dessert for dads. As we are on holiday and it was miserable weather this did not concern us.We opted for starters. Creamy garlic mushrooms on ciabatta for my husband and prawn cocktail for me. Both were generous portions and possibly the highlight of our meal.Then we waited, waited and waited for our roasts. It was over an hour from when we arrived until our mains arrived. Very generous portions, a good selection of vegetables and lovely fresh roast potatoes. Some of out beef was a bit tough, but not bad enough to make a complaint. During our wait we were given apologies from waiting staff. They were incredibly busy and serving a wide selection on each course. In view of this the staff were doing well.Our desserts arrived almost the moment we finished our mains. A good sticky toffee pudding and a huge, delicious Eton mess.With two drinks our bill was approximately £44, which we thought was good for what we had. As we settled our bill we received another apology about the long wait. Would certainly return, but possibly at a quieter time!

Never been before and probably won't go back. Booked a table for four 1.30pm. Three roast dinners and one curry ordered. We waited an hour and fifteen minutes before I was able to ask someone if we were going to get any food..the waitresses ignored us after taking our order and it was the bar lady I was able to nab. The food was out in another ten minutes. Two beef and one pork ordered for the roasts, three beef delivered. This was rectified how ever. The beef was quite tough although there was plenty of it. The potatoes and vegetables were tasty, packet gravy though. Unfortunately the meal wasn't very hot. The curry was watery and tasteless. No one came back to ask if our meals were OK until we had finished . Drinks quite expensive. The bill was £72. Apparently dad's got a free desert (I overheard this being told to other customers) we weren't informed. Staff looked harassed tables were sticky etc. Won't be returning

We popped in for dinner and were made to feel very welcome. The staff are very friendly and the home cooked food is good value for money. Dogs are welcome and the pub has a lovely atmosphere.

We popped into this pub on the off chance for food. They made us very welcome including our 2 dogs. The meal was excellent, all freshly cooked. It was quiz night so the pub gradually filled with locals who were really friendly. It is really nice to see a local pub in a tiny village that appears to be thriving. I can’t recommend this pub too highly.

Stayed in the village this week and had driven past many times without venturing in. Good selection of beers and various tempting dishes on the specials board. Really good food and would recommend it. Proves the age old saying of don't judge a book by its cover.

Great overnight stay, made very welcome by landlord and staff. Have to say the rump steak was just about the best steak - ever. Thanks for your hospitality.

We shared the nachos starter which was one of the best we're tried with nice juicy pieces of steak. The mains were also tasty and although they took a little while to come out were well worth the wait.

Very friendly. Good beer. Nice open fire. We turned off the main road in need of a break and were very happy to find this.

We hadn't booked so took pot luck and travelled here from The Sheaf at gorran haven as they were fullWelcomed in here with open arms and was served a scrumptious roast beef dinner with all the trimmings and a nut roast. Our poodle was made welcome so he laid by the fire as we ate. Superb meal we couldn't fault it. Would certainly return when we come on another holiday

We happened upon this eating establishment after visiting St. Ewe's Church, the home of some Trewolla ancestors, across the street.We ate outside in its back yardSpectacular views everywhere.It's hard to believe one line of my ancestors left Cornwall to come to America/Virginia, though Virginia is spectacular, too.4 years ago

Over the boarder to Cornwall and a lovely Sunday scenic drive with 50 classic car owners on a charity fundraising event. Our lunch stop at The Crown Inn, St Ewe, was perfect. Nothing was too much trouble for the staff and they coped brilliantly with our group. Lunch was excellent, I had the fish and chips (the best I've had in the long time). Thank you for a warm welcome and a great lunch.

We came in on the last saturday of the year, it was lucky we came in at 7pm as they were very nearly full by the looks of things, but we still received a warm welcome.This is such a traditional pub, with a gorgeous couple of log fires (big attractions), we were fortunate enough to sit beside one and the waitress kindly put another log on. The food came fairly quickly, it was delicious and homemade - go for the lasagne! Lovely atmosphere in this pub and good service, I can't wait to come back when I am down again in February. Oh, and this is a dog friendly pub which gets my vote :-)

Have been visiting The Crown over recent years whilst on holiday in Cornwall and it has kept true to a British pub. Log fires, background music only, friendly staff, friendly locals and great food and beer. We ate here last night again and the food was as good as ever.

During our stay in the area we visited the crown inn twice for dinner. The pub was very cosy and the staff welcoming. There was a great choice of food including several specials. I loved the fact that several of the meals had smaller potions available for a lower price.

Very Good Sunday Lunch, Plenty of Meat & Veg. Very good service that is both quick and friendly. Nice to see a pub that has many familiar faces year in year out

Whilst on holiday in St Agnes we stumbled upon this pub on our way back from a morning out. It was lunchtime and we were hungry so decided to go in. We were greeted very warmly from the lady behind the bar, she kindly explained where the menus were, pointed out the specials board and invited us to choose our seating. Our order was swiftly taken, we ordered the homemade lasagne,chips & peas and Ham,double egg, chips and peas. We both received generous portions and we both very much enjoyed the food. The server was friendly and came over twice to check everything was ok. So glad we took a wrong turn and found this place. Would definitely visit again if we’re ever this way again.

We had lunch there on Friday and Sunday.On Friday they do a pensioners special 3 course lunch, amazing value and excellent food.We had the sunday roast and it was brilliant, beautiful roast beef with all the trimmings, can't wait to go back there. Really friendly staff and excellent service.

Visited this pub after reading all the positive reviews from others that have been posted and was so disappointed - it felt like we were in a totally different place. Staff rude and unfriendly and like others who have posted, food took well over an hour and half to come out with no explanation from anyone as to why. Definitely won't be returning and can't recommend this at all to others.

My husband and I have visited the Crown Inn on very many occasions during yearly holidays in the St Ewe area. We have enjoyed both the food and friendly service. This evening we invited family and friends for a meal. During the course of waiting for an hour and a quarter we asked politely on three occasions when our food would be ready. To our utter embarrassment we were accused loudly by a member of staff that we had been rude to and upset a young waitress. This was totally untrue. A local customer at the bar then felt it necessary to interfere and inform us there was only one chef!! At no time did the manager (or Landlord?) seem to feel it was necessary to speak to customers or explain why we were waiting so long. What a shame that extremely stressed staff resort to taking out their frustration and anger on customers (whose business they depend on). We may only be 'holiday trade' but treatment like our group experienced this evening is not the way to run a business. Obviously we will not be visiting again.

Have been here many times before on holiday and always enjoyed lovely food and great vege choice. Tonight was appalling, an hour and a half before our food came, we asked politely three times and was told it was busy. My father had taken us for a lovely family meal with friends and I actually felt uncomfortable, a member of staff came out from the kitchen and told us loudly not to be rude to the waiting staff as she 'was only young'. We were never rude to any member of staff (one member of waiting staff was particularly miserable and rude) and I was appalled to have been made to feel as if we had done something wrong in front of the entire pub, this was followed up by comments from someone drinking at the bar telling us 'they were doing the best they could and only had one chef on so give them a break'If at any point a member of staff had explained this or if the landlord had bothered to come round and speak to his customers (there were many complaints) it would have been a far better evening. I have never been made to feel so uncomfortable as a customer and sadly after so many great visits to this establishment we will not be returning and I can not recommend this pub to anyone.

We turned up to this local pub and it appears there is a very small wait as the food it cooked fresh, no problems with that but an hour for a meal that was simply poor, had cod and chips ,the cod was dripping in fat, I pressed my fork on top and oil came oozing out, likewise the onion rings were dripping, I had to use the serviette to dab them, glad this isn't my local what a waste of £44