The Eyston Arms in Vale of White Horse

Excellent food, good & attentive service. Coped well with our range of dietary needs and made our celebration meal special. Expensive but worth it!

2 out of 5 for the food . Extremely small portions of all meals . All 4 of felt very expensive for what we all recived . Can’t fault any of the staff in any way , great service and extremely attentive . If your expecting to feel well fed then this is not for you !!

We met friends for Sunday lunch, it's half way between our home towns. Easy access from A34, in a lovely village and a proper country pub feel. Great food, cold beer and a warm welcome. Would definitely recommend ☺️

This lovely pub is a family favourite. Today was a special occasion for us and as usual the chefs & serving staff excelled themselves. The young tall supervisor (sorry, didn't catch your name) was particularly caring of us, he was attentive throughout, and made the day extra special. Thank you. The old favourite, rare roast beef salad with pomme frites was tasty as always. Everyone else enthused about their mains of Brill, Rib eye Steaks & Burgers. Lovely to see some new desserts - the chocolate mousse scored a 10, no other plate was left untouched. Well worth a visit, bookings advisable on weekend days.

Another beautiful meal and fantastic service. We’d forgotten just how lovely this gem is. The baguette of beef was delicious and full of flavour with a beautiful glass of Merlot

Gorgeous old pub in lovely picturesque village serving excellent food. We had Sunday lunch with roast beef and all the trimmings. Everything was cooked and served to perfection. Sticky toffee pudding was light and delicious, crème brûlée was done to perfection and served with a piece of shortbread that was lighter and more delicious than anything I’ve ever had before. Waiting staff were friendly and helpful and even gave us a shortbread each to take away when I mentioned how good it was. It is a bit pricier than other places but perfection comes at a cost. Only downside is the car park, it’s a bit too small for the pub and as spaces aren’t marked it’s open to every selfish idiot to take up more space and block other cars in.

What an absolutely amazing place, such a great menu full of so many wonderful dishes, we wanted to try pretty much everything on there! Haven’t seen a menu with a good selection of choice for while so we were in our element. The place is itself is beautiful, the staff across the whole place are polite, friendly and happy and just wonderful! The food is delicious didn’t want it to end. Even if your looking to just stop and have a drink this is the one, dog friendly too! We will be returning for sure. Thank you all. Well done what a great team you are.

Beautiful pub. Cozy feel and well mannered and friendly staff. Food was great and the wine was top quality. On the pricey side but worth it :)

We came here yesterday as we were meeting up with family from Stratford and it's a central place to meet. The food was unlike any pub food we've had in the past as it was more like restaurant food. It was fantastic and inexpensive for the quality and the service was also excellent. We certainly plan on returning even if it's not to meet up with them as we were so impressed. Thank you

Wow! Where do I start? Friendly, fun, intelligent staff! Fresh flowers on the table Linen napkins New fresh real candle Wonder cask beers!! Tasty tasty food And what a lovely friendly vibe. I love it here!! Special thanks to Lidia and Esme! If they 10 stars they would get it!

After discovering this place a year ago we book a table every time we’re back in the area. The food is superb, the atmosphere is cozy modern country, and staff are the best - friendly, they all seem they want to be there (not a given, in my experience) and I only wish I could come here more than 4 times a year.

Great food, beer and service. Excellent outside area under cover therefore hot sunny days, or inclement days not a problem!

We’ve had a wonderful experience at the Eyston Arms this evening - the food and service were excellent and the staff could not have been more helpful. I strongly recommend this restaurant.

I had to ring up to say we were delayed slightly on our walk from the Ridgeway. The hosts were absolutely charming and thanked me for alerting them to the fact we still intended to get to lunch as booked. They didn't hurry us at all when we arrived even though it was near to closing for lunch. The service was so friendly and professional and the food was superb. Highly recommend the cold fine sliced beef and frangipane rhubarb tart. Lovely ambience in a beautiful village.

Dinner with extended family. Had fish and chips and it was perfect. A fantastic sticky toffee pudding. A perfect local ale. Highly recommended.

Had a brill dinner there last week..the food was ace, I had the Duck Ragout Tagliatelle, it was delicious and piping hot. The team there were super.. very friendly good fun and perfectly attentive. I would highly recommend and hope to return soon.

Very popular country pub with an excellent menu. Extremely warm welcome by the manager. Service was impeccable. Food excellent. Fabulous interior with lovely fire in inglenook fireplace. Book to avoid disappointment.

A clean venue that sets high standards in everything that they do - including the loos. The wines are very well chosen and kept in good condition. The chicken & pork terrine was the best I've ever had in both taste, texture, and presentation. The fish pie with tender greens was not swamped in mash; essential for those having to watch their starch intake. I was looked after very well indeed by the front of house staff. Thank you. [I popped in for a passing look at tea time but stayed the whole evening. Photos taken when quiet for privacy reasons] PS: Colouring crayons might come in handy 🙃

Fabulous food with an extensive menu and really friendly staff. The pub has kept its character while serving some of the best food I have eaten. The wine list is good and with prices for everyone.

A revisit following a previously excellent experience. Food again on this occasion very good, particularly my haddock although expensive at £30, Others in our party enjoyed the food which they felt compared with other eateries in the area. Character pub although our table was a...

Almost perfect. The chicken supreme was very good. Good hamburger. Regular soup. Sticky toffee pudding was good but not exceptional. Poached pear was nice. Recommended!

It isn't the cheapest of pubs, though the drinks were average price for the area. As many of the mains were hovering around the £25 mark, we all went for the meal deal, which was excellent value at £17.50. For that, we got a tasty...

I arranged a surprise 50th birthday meal for my husband and it did not disappoint. 24 family and friends, coming from various places in the UK, and we were all really looked after. Staff are really friendly, so accommodating, regularly checking in with me that...

I pop in from time to time for a sneaky beer before picking up a Pizza - they are always welcoming and serve a good beer or two. I've just promised my wife a meal there in teh very near future as the restaurant comes...

What a disappointment ordered beef salad with string chips never asked for salt but upon arrival covered in it. A basket of artisan bread. Felt under whelmed a few green leaves a few very thin slivers of beef with grated pepper if I wanted pepper...

This pub was recommended by a fiend and we were not disappointed. The staff are always welcoming and attentive. Casey atmosphere.

Could hardly see the potted prawns. Nibbles ridiculously expensive. Left hungry and disappointed. Very poor but waiting staff delightful

We recently went to the Eyston arms and had an excellent evening, very attentive staff and the food was equal to their welcome. I asked for the bill and when i went to pay i asked to add the tip to the card. I was...

Given its reputation for great food my wife and I were very disappointed with the food here. It was pretty mediocre overall. I had lamb cutlets with veg. Very fatty and uninspiring lamb with undercooked beans and potatoes. Very overpriced for the quality. An average...

This is the absolute place to visit for Sunday lunch, the food quality and service is without doubt the best I have had for a very long time. Steve an amazing member of the staff has a great empathy with people who are gluten free...

Visited here as were are moving close by. Ordered the beef and venison burgers and a steak and onion ciabatta. Best burger I’ve ever had. Was delicious. Great service, great atmosphere will definitely return when we move! Dog loved it too! She got beer!

Great pub , great food and attentive friendly service . Menu has range of options inc some unusual dishes . Food reliably good . Great open log fire and piano

The food pretends to be gastropub or better, I know cafes in london that do better food at half the money. Some of the dishes we had were actually downright poor. Also we were served very cloudy beer, and had to ask for a replacement,...

We live in the area and have eaten in this establishment frequently over many years because the food is generally very good. Unfortunately, our experience recently has been rather mixed. The restaurant is basically a large bar/dining area adjoining several connected dining areas on the...

We have had a couple of meals here in the last 6 month's, prices are now very high and I didn't enjoy my last 2 meals , left one untouched , limited choice for vegetarians and at the moment menu is not very exciting for...

We popped in here for a quick lunch while holidaying in the area. We had not booked a table but got a very warm welcome from the staff even though the pub was busy. We had various starters and sandwiches as it was just a...

We meet friends here two of three times a year. Needless to say we've missed out over the past few months but getting bsack on track with a long, lazy lunch proved the Eyston Arms is still jolly good.

Was recommended the Eyston Arms by a friend who lives in Oxford, so we decided to call in on our way to Dorset from Cambridgeshire - what a good decision! From the warm welcome by the staff to the pudding and coffee, the whole experience...

Had dinner with a friend visiting from France. This has been, and still is, the best restaurant in the Wantage area. The ambience is lovely, the food is always excellent and there is a good choice of beers and wines. The staff are professional and...

We booked on Tuesday for an anniversary lunch my wife and son. We had a lovely welcome and a nice table inside. The staff were friendly and we ordered food the starter of prawns in garlic and chilli was £10 and tasted ok but we...

Really like this pub. Went for a mid week dinner. Food is good & well presented. Not a massive menu. Was disappointed not to see the cold roast beef on the menu. I’d had it before & really enjoyed it. Also, again, disappointingly, they no...

Finding character pubs in and around Newbury has been difficult but a first visit to the Eyston has changed that. A fast twenty minute drive away but well worth the quick journey up the A34, or a more leisurely 30 minute drive via Wantage. In...

If you are lucky enough to live within a 10-15 mile radius of the Eyston Arms you should take advantage. The EA has kept going throughout the lockdowns and offers a fantastic menu on weekdays and the weekends. Yesterday my wife and I enjoyed a...

We ended up in the Eyston Arms after a country walk, having booked beforehand. I certainly would recommend booking these days, given COVID-19 and social distancing, the latter being handled very well by both management and staff. We were allowed to sit inside with our...

Took our family to the Eystons for supper. No problem finding something on the menu for everyone. They were very patient and happy to provide 2 starters as a main for one child. The vegetarian special of noodles with lentils was gorgeous.The quality of the...

We booked in advance to make sure that they had a table. We were shown to our table straight away, which was clean and the seating was very comfortable. Kirsty our waitress was very friendly and polite. Our drinks were brought to us very quickly...

Lunch at the pub, we were supposed to be eating outside but with the rain bucketing down we elected to eat inside, the tent on the Patio provides some protection but I suggest if you are going to eat there wrap up as the web...

Visited for lunch on way to the North. Seems a decent place. We’ve ordered drinks and meals, then great completely bread came while waiting the meal to arrive. It took a while then a waiter came to say they have trouble in the kitchen that...

Wow at last. I very rarely order a Sunday roast. Over cooked meat and vegetables that have been boiled to the point of having no flavour no way yuck. Then I went to the Eyston Arms in East Hendred. It’s a really lovely pub in...

Fantastic organisation through these difficult times, still maintaining a high class quality establishment along with amazing service... Great atmosphere everytime. This place comes highly recommended and the food is fantastic too.. soooo pleased to have this place back up and running again in our village. keep up the great work guys

Having a take away from The Euston Arms has become the highlight of our weekend. Not being able to get a babysitter means no meals out for us for a while. However, the amazing staff at the pub have managed to create an absolutely delicious take away menu! It’s such a treat, definitely the best thing to come out of lockdown.

Four of us went to dinner at the Eyston Arms last night and we were all a bit uneasy how things would be in the coronavirus era. Would there be too many people? Would the food and service have deteriorated?Anyway, the upshot was that there was plenty of space with about five tables being occupied indoors and plenty more outside. The service was excellent and the food was exceptional. The manageress was extremely welcoming and charming and to be frank, we had a fantastic time.

Very nice meal in a private room for a business group of 10 people with good attentive service and good beer

After a hearty recommendation, we drove 20 miles to this delightful country pub for a family celebration. We discovered a fabulous place with lovely beamed ceilings and real ale on the bar. The food was first class and the service was attentive without being overpowering. It isn't the cheapest meal you can find but it was definitely a real case of 'you get what you pay for'. Highly recommended.

When I made my online reservation, I asked whether the Eyston Arms could be accessed by my friend, who is in a wheelchair. My reservation was accepted but I didn't receive a reply. Managed to manhandle my friend and her wheelchair into the restauraunt via the parking lot, and had a nice meal. On 22 November, I sent the following email to the address on its website with the subject line "wheelchair access", but over a week later still haven't received a reply:Hello. My friend and I very much enjoyed our meal at the Eyston Arms on Wednesday. We liked the surroundings and the food and thought your staff were very friendly and helpful. The one thing I think needs to be dealt with is your disabled access. My friend came in a lightweight foldable wheelchair, but we were lucky I'm reasonably fit and even more that your sturdy Hungarian colleague was available to help us out of the pub at the end of our meal. The entrance near the disabled toilet would not be hard to retrofit in order to make it accessible to a motorized wheelchair, giving access to the whole pub. It needs to have either permanent inclines (probably the least hassle for everyone) or you need to have portable ramps available that the staff can put down quickly anytime someone in wheelchair comes to the pub. As you probably know, the Equality Act 2010 requires any pub undergoing refurbishment to cater for disabled access. You've gone part of the distance with the toilet, and (though I didn't see the whole pub) I think would be 100% there if you dealt with back entrance. There is more information on the website of the Equality and Human Rights Commission. We'd like to come back to the Eyston Arms, but would be much more likely to do so and to recommend it to others if we knew it was entirely accessible.All the best,Andrew Wilson

This was my first visit to the UK and business took me to Grove ... And then The Eyston Arms happened !Outstanding recommendation by Christian , a business colleague who had vouched for it and it was one of the most delightful business lunch I ever had .The food and the service along with the people serving took the experience to the best possible level.There were two kinds of Menu's - The Day Special and the Normal menu. I went in for a Yellow Thai Courgette, Chickpea and cauliflower curry with sticky rice .It was more than perfect - The way it was curated and presented was a joy .One must also add a bit about the decor of the place .. Set up in the Old English style, the restaurant is cosy and I wish had more time to savour the ambience.A definete must visit for any tourist in that vicinity... You might just want to give an arm to be at the Eyston Arms

Great meal, again! Visited to meet up with friends for a meal. The food is top class. Can’t fault the service. Not the cheapest, but it is good value. It’s an old truism, but you get what you pay for. Been several times, never disappointed.

We went to the Eyston Arms several times while visiting the area because the setting, service, and food were all spectacular. The locals in the pub were very friendly, and the food is absolutely delicious!

Sat outside on a warm summers evening - a really good buzz around the outdoor area. Really friendly and personal service; lovely house G&T - very unique. Delicious wine selection....really, really tasty food. Not cheap, but not expensive either (we probably had too much wine!). Will certainly visit again.

Super meal - we had had a busy day and could only face a starter and a pudding; it was really no problem!

The Eyston Arms change their menu seasonally and every season we are excited by the new menu. There are also daily specials. For those who want a light meal, they do ‘Tenner Tuesday’, two courses for £10 (starter and dessert) the menu is different each Tuesday, it’s worth checking their website to see what’s on offer.The food is very good, excellent wine list and good selection of beers and gins.....and probably other spirits.Service is professional and attentive without being over the top. The bar staff are friendly and welcoming.During the summer they have a delightful terrace where you can enjoy a meal alfresco in the beautiful countryside village.The food is restaurant prices, but if you enjoy good food with a lovely ambience accentuating the cosy country feel, you really should give it a try.

Superbly prepared and served lunch Why do i need to say more? Mixof clientelle one with a fantastic Red Ferrari with his business friends but many family clients.

So much yummy food to chose from on the menu . Very friendly staff . Welcoming pub with a lot of regulars & a special menu on a Tuesday night will definitely be going back

My partner took me to this wonderful place we had the most amazing meal which was superb and the desert to die for but what made the experience so good was the genuine friendly staff who were so warm friendly and very welcoming they were extremely busy which is not surprising as it’s a gem of a place but the atmosphere was lovely and we both said we would come back regularly as it was a place that warrant several visits judging by the yummy menu !! Please go you will not be disappointed in fact you like us I’m sure will go again and again ....

A fantastic Sunday lunch on Mother's Day. Excellent roast gammon with all the trimmings (amazing roast potatoes), and the desserts were great too. Such friendly, smiley, polite staff gave us a warm welcome and looked after us attentively, on what was surely an incredibly busy day for them. Very impressed, and would definitely recommend as a good spot for a country pub lunch.

We dined on a Sunday, a very busy one at that.

The location and staff provide a great backdrop for any meal. Great beer and wine accompanying accomplished cooking. This place is not cheap but you get what you pay for.

We were recommended the Eyston Arms by another pub/restaurant in a nearby village that was full when we turned up to lunch on the off chance one Saturday. The Manager at the other hostelry, said "You can try the Eyston Arms; it's pricey, but there's a reason for that." So off we went.

A lovely pub and bar staff .... very accommodating until a old man came up straightening pictures (that were already wonky) . IF this was the owner he needs to work on his customer service as the attitude emanating from his person was terrible...

Higher end Pub with a lot of seating. Excellent meal with upscale pub food and an ample menu and wine list. Had an excellent business dinner here. Quiet enough to talk without losing that pub feel.

Another very good meal on winters night. Lovely ambience and atmosphere and excellent food. The wine list is good, the beer (6X) was clear and smooth the sure sign of a well kept cellar. Superb sticky toffee pudding and can highly recommend the Ribeye steaks. We couldn't finish them. There is nothing not to like about this place. all in with bottle of wine, a pint of 6X and 2 courses, £105.00 Service is unobtrusive and attentive at the same time.

We had booked to eat as 7 of us on New Year’s Day and enjoyed a great meal . Everything was cooked beautifully and presented well. The thing that impressed us most was the excellent service on a very busy day . It was friendly and efficient, obviously well organised and enough staff to cover . Thank you we will return ! ( well , often do for a drink anyway !)

What an absolute delight this beautiful little pub is. Sunday roast was a dream, opted for beef x 3 and it was superb, meat was cooked very well, red cabbage - delicious and the roast spuds were a dream. We were given the table next to the open fire, perfect on a cold, wet day. Staff were on point and many of them on hand, extremely polite and nothing an issue. It was so relaxed, we loved it. Perhaps a little too much, we didn't want to leave! We'll be back, great wine list too. Thank you, your new locals.

A lovely proper old pub with superb food. Great menu with a range to suit everyone. Good beer, real fires, what more could you want.

The Eyston Arms is a great all rounder. The food is fabulous, the atmosphere is fun and the service is perfect. A rarity. Daisy, the bubbly manager is such a treat and it definitely somewhere you want to revisit! Please do visit!

Popped in yesterday on a Monday. Place was full off life great place. Service with a smile delicious food Will be back

What an amazing experience. Great pub, great restaurant and lovely staff. All in all a great night with excellent food and wine. The fish soup was fantastic and the steaks to die for cooked to perfection Thank you

We’ve eaten here before but only as a couple or adult group so were very pleased to receive superb treatment for a birthday celebration involving a range of ages from 10 months to 65 years. Service was good and friendly but most of all accommodating. Food was excellent and flexible in meeting the demands of the children (always the best restaurant critics). Thoroughly enjoyed the lunch and as we had a room to ourselves there was no worry about disturbing other diners. Recommended.

The improvement noted on our last visit to The Eyston Arms has continued and it is now, once again, one of our favourite places to meet friends for lunch. Maybe it's owners are paying greater attention, maybe there is a new chef, who knows? But who cares?

Many people rave about this eatery and I am not trying to negate what they say but we really only wanted a light lunch and that was not really available. They did offer the smoked salmon starter as a stand alone but decided they needed to charge extra to replace the bread with a green salad. I was offered a roast beef sandwich with horseradish sauce and a small basket of french fries. The sandwich was tasty but would have been nicer on brown bread, I wasn't given the choice. We did look at the desserts but all were rather substantial so we gave them a miss.

This is one of those old pubs that has had to reinvent itself. It has been very successful indeed and the results are very good. The service is excellent, to the point of being almost over zealous, and the food is wonderful. As a person with food intolerance, I found that fact that they had a clear menu with all of the dietary issues listed to be very useful. I would suggest that the chef looks at it though and realises that he is using dairy in almost everything, especially puddings. I didn't ask, but it may well be the case that if you ask 24 hours ahead that they will do something special, don't know.

Visited here with family who live locally. They are so lucky to have such an establishment close by! Had a fabulous evening meal, we all thoroughly enjoyed it . Great buzz about the place. Staff were charming ... couldn’t fault it. We will be back.

One of my favourite village pubs outside of London in Oxfordshire. This pub serves a delicious menu and the food is quality in every aspect including presentation. I had the belly pork today which was so nice with perfect vegetables. The pub is well run with polite friendly staff and plenty of parking. Over the years my family and I enjoy visiting this pub when visiting family in the Area after moving to London from Rowstock. Definitely worth a visit

Went here for a family celebration lunch - it was a good choice. Make sure you save room for dessert - we had one of the best sticky toffee puddings ever!

Beautiful pub set in a stunning location. Food was lovely with generous portion sizes.

Had a very pleasurable Sunday lunch here with the family. Great beers on tap including Timothy Taylor Landlord - one of the best. Service was really good, very attentive. Food was really good and the kids loved the mini roasts. Very nice place and will definitely be back!

Probably one of the best roasts we've had in Oxfordshire.

The people were lovely and the food amazingly flavourful. Had dinner at another gastropub nearby (with good reviews) the previous evening and there is no comparison ! 5/5 Earnest Em

Even though we live quite close, this was our first visit to the Eyston Arms, for dinner for five adults on a Friday evening. You only get one chance to make a good first impression and these guys did just that in spades. A warm welcome at the door by our Host, drinks and menus brought swiftly to a nice table in the courtyard garden and orders taken accurately but not in any way in a rush. Inside is a really nice bar for socialising (As people used to do in pubs) and nice dinning rooms that were there at least 200 years ago but with more modern furniture. There is here a very competent kitchen, friendly and efficient serving staff, all watched over by our friendly Host in a way that was not intrusive. Food was excellent and well presented. We loved this place, why haven't we been here before?

Been a few times, lovely village in the hart of Oxfordshire, friendly service and very tasty food, tad expensive and we both thought the menu was a little limited...oooh and the gents loos was like a swimming pool but I'm sure that's just a one off, still one of my favs))

The Eyston Arms was fantastic. We arrived at 3:15pm on a Sunday afternoon hoping for food. The kitchen closed up at 3pm in preparation for the evening sitting. We were halfway through a 50km cycle ride and wanted some grub and drinks. The waitress kindly asked the kitchen if they could do some food however everything had been switched off. Never the less there were some surplus roast spuds left over from lunch time and they served them up to us free of charge! They were the best roasties I’ve had in a long time and on that basis we will definitely be coming back for a Sunday lunch very soon!

My wife and I had a delicious meal having had a recommendation to visit by some friends. Excellent choice lunch menu. Great ambience, attentive service and as good a pub restaurant as we have been to recently. Interesting artwork throughout. G

We were a large group of friends and family together here for a pre wedding meal and everything was very good. Lovely outside area too.

the pub has a lovely outside eating aera, only not great here, is service, you have to chase the waiter/tress. Very nice food, decent price, nice presentation. would have been excellent if the service would have been more reactive.

I discovered the Eyston Arms for a few years ago when I was in the area and now whenever I get back then I make a point of having dinner here at least once per trip. It is a nice village pub with above average food. The food is carefully prepared but not fancy. It is not the cheapest food around, nor is it the most expensive. Over the years I have observed that they seem to have a good eye for staff and I have never been disappointed with the level of service. The beer is always welcome. Hopefully I will keep enjoying it for a few more years

I disagree with a previous reviewer that this place is vulgar....there are many others within a 30 mile radius that would win that award.

A beautifully decorated pub in a stunning Oxfordshire village. A well kept pint of Hooky was on tap and an extensive menu for carnivores. The vegetarian options consisted of a pie on the specials options of which the waitress informed me they had 1 left and a black bean and avocado burger and an oxford blue cheese served with skinny fries. It was tasty enough but when you cut into it the consistency was poor and became like mush on the plate. The skinny fries appeared to be the same as those at Macdonalds and looked cheap even in their individual chip basket. A well cooked homemade chip would be a far better alternative. In order to be vegetarian friendly there really needs to be more choice of main courses. The rhubarb and blueberry mille feuille was excellent and extremely light and flavoursome and the homemade truffles my colleague ordered were delicious.

East Hendred is one of the more impressive Oxfordshire Villages that we have visited along with Steventon and East Hagbourne.

This is a lucky combination of a great building, great food, a free house, really nice staff, and a strong bunch of local people who provide the spark that ignites this combination and makes it come alive almost every day of the year. For drinkers, its almost like a party - mingle with strangers, share the local gossip, sing to the piano if you feel so inclined. Food is reliably good, too. You have to not mind dogs [there'll always be one or two in the bar], and m not mind noise - its not often quiet, although the table by the fire is a good retreat. It is what it says on the tin though, a public house, a large drinking and eating family!

Easter Sunday beautifully rare roast beef and Yorkshire puds and fall off the bone lamb shank! So very yummy. At 2.15pm the restaurant was still full! This says a lot in my view. This was my 4th or 5th return trip (from Oxford), and the drive there was also really beautiful - green and bucolic. Staff most attentive and pleasant. Not inexpensive, but one can't fault the freshness of the veg nor the succulence of the meat. Well done again Eyston Arms. Till the next time...... :)