The Frog & Wicket in Hart

Booked a table having viewed the menu online which looked quite good for three people well in advance on a Wednesday evening. Pleasant enough greeting and showed to our table and given the menu. We were then told that one of the staters and two of the mains were not available. We ordered our starters and mains. Then we were told that one of the starters that two people had ordered was also not available. I changed mine for soup and my friend declined a starter. The soup was lukewarm and my other friends soup was the same. I had linguine for my mains which was also lukewarm bland and very gooey. Both my friends had king prawns which came floating in a bowl in some sort of unappetising liquid. They looked like they had come from a supermarket packet. Both my friends tasted them and they weren’t impressed. Then we ordered dessert only to be told that the one dessert I would have ordered wasn’t available. Awful as far as I’m concerned especially for a midweek as they weren’t very busy. Won’t go again and it wasn’t cheap either. Shame as it looks a really nice place.

Thought we would try this "Gastro Pub" with friends. Pub it certainly is judging from the crowded bar, the restaurant however was not more than 10% full which perhaps tells you a lot about this place. Being a Fullers Pub we expected better. The food was very basic and extremely overpriced and we gave up after one course. The service was slow, unprofessional and the waiter was not visible most of the time hence long delays. When he did appear he was not friendly, informative or interested in engaging with diners. Such poor service is not acceptable for the prices being charged from a menu lacking in variety and quality. We do not recommend and will not be returning and they charged £7.50 for a pint of IPA absolutely outrageous.

We were at a family farewell Sunday Lunch and we all ordered the roast -- normally a safe bet at any establishment. The quantity was amazing, but the quality was missing: the single carrot and parsnip had been overcooked so much they looked similar; the cauliflower cheese resembled rice pudding and did not taste of either constituent; the cabbage was wilted to a mush and the roasties were indescribable. The only saviours to the meal were the chocolate brownie, good service and a great G&T. I would have complained, but I did not want to upset the ambience of the farewell lunch. My mistake, because I do like to make negative/positive comments at the time!!

We’ve been in a few times for a drink - very friendly - lots of locals, always feel welcome. Decided to try the restaurant and the food was excellent. Home-made croquettes to start with followed by ham egg and chips and chicken supreme and mash. Large portions of high quality food. Lovely ambience in the restaurant. Wii be back

As leader of a walking group we had submitted an advanced food order for 17 adults at 1.30pm on a Saturday. Our reserved table was in a very spacious area at the far end of the pub with the wooden floors and high timber beamed ceiling creating a lovely atmosphere. The food itself was loved by most of the group and I can personally recommend the fish, chips and peas. Unfortunately, those who had ordered the fish pie found it too salty and the same went for the pie of the day. The person opposite me receiving the Sri Lankan curry had it served in a dish where the rim was ultra wide but the actually recepticle area for the food itself was comparatively small leaving my fellow walker feeling underfed. These experiences by 5 of our group means i can't give the pub 5 stars despite the lovely surroundings and the staffs best efforts in serving us. I'd still give the Frog and Wicket the thumbs up for other walking groups so long as they can supply a food order 1 week in advance.

10 of us had a late Sunday lunch, The service throughout was unprofessional and embarrassing. The main courses took over an hour to arrive some were just OK others were stone cold, no additional sauces were available. 1 pudding was served without a spoon and the remainder half an hour later,again without spoons. Just got fed up of waiting and having to ask for simple things. Talking of simple things,that sums up the attitude of the very young waiting staff who had nobody in charge.

We had booked a table but arrived 30 minutes early to be told that they had sold out of roast chicken at 4pm on a Sunday. It was the main reason we booked as don’t eat much pork or beef. There were no other chicken options available so we chose to leave and went to Sainsbury’s for a cook ourselves dinner Wouldn’t return due to a limited menu

We love this place for a drink or two after work or at the weekend but called in Friday evening for the Fishy Friday offer - order two Fish & Chips and get a free bottle of selected wine! Absolutely brilliant - the fish was fantastic, a monster size portion, it was massive fresh and delicious washed down with a bottle of Shiraz! Loved it, super tasty - great offer and great value! Great staff as well - thanks guys 🤩 🐟

We booked a table for 9 people for Sunday lunch. When we arrived, we were told there was no booking and were even asked for the evidence that we had made the booking in the first place and that we had received a confirmation (which I provided). I was highly embarrassed as The Frog & Wicket left us stranded. Fortunately The Chequers (just over the road) were able to accommodate and provided excellent food and service. If you are looking for outstanding food and service, I highly recommend The Chequers.

Had lunch with my wife and two grandchildren and I would sadly say that over the six years we've been going to 'The Frog' the prices and steadily increased and the quality of the food has slowly gone down. A few years ago you would get coleslaw and a small salad with the burger and chips and... I am sure the burger was bigger too. Now it's costs £17.50 and is just a burger (with a few bits in) and frozen chips, no side salad, no coleslaw, not even any gherkin in the burger. Chips described as 'thrice cooked' or whatever are still the basic frozen jobs, crisp on the outside, mash in the middle, standard cheap pub fare. Kid's burger and chips £8.50, is even more basic, a dry bun (with nothing else) and chips. Thinking of Burger King or McD's my grandson said "It's a bit boring, could have just had some lettuce or a tomato." Out of the mouths of babes...

Went for Sunday lunch to celebrate my wife’s birthday. Nice broad menu with a couple of specials as well. Service very good. Food arrived hot and good sized portions. Only downside, and it’s very small, is that they had run out of English mustard. It wasn’t exactly a disaster, but how do you completely run out and why doesn’t someone pop to a local supermarket and buy a few jars? I would definitely recommend this place for a nice meal.

What an awful experience . No starters no squid no seabass. It would have been easier taking our own food. We ended up with soggy cold fish and chips . My father ended up with a curry with no sauce . All utter chaos . We complained and got no where . All unedible which is disappointing as we were meeting old friends . Will NEVER EAT THERE AGAIN . Then they had the audacity to bill us

What a great find . A cosy wet stormy evening we ended up coming across this charming pub. The locals were all cheeky and welcoming. Maybe because we was stood out in the rain trying yo hid under umbrellas to have cigarette , when one laughing local came out and told us there's a smoking shed round the back. I'm guessing he felt sorry for us. 🤣🤣. The beer was tasty and the food huge portions and delicious . Be aware this pub gets unbelievably busy when there is cricket on the opposite field . See you soon Michelle & Adam

We had a wonderful evening because the grafters were playing the best band in the world . The staff are always friendly and welcoming. If you want to come and listen to the grafted you have to come early otherwise you will not find to see and stand all night because there are only a small amount of tables on the bub side. If you want a nice night out and something to eat or listen to live music, then you will love this pub.

Another fantastic lunch with friends today. We cannot fault anything about the Frog. Amazing food, lovely surroundings and just the best team of staff. Will keep coming back 5*****

A very good lunch menu - we chose sandwiches. Sadly, the bread was stale for both the granary and white bloomer choices. We did say to the (v busy) waitress who said 'sorry for that', but appeared to busy to raise it to the chef/manager, just took our half eaten food away We wont be going back

Popped in here to wait for a recovery vehicle after an accident up the road. Can’t thank Lauren enough, she was so kind to me after my shock and provided hot drinks on the house. We will without doubt be back for a meal. Such kindness that evening went a long way, thank you so much 😊

Brilliant attentive service!! Once again the frog and wicket and all the team have nailed it! Very attentive service and they couldn’t do enough for us! Stunning food and a great choice as ever, thank you so much for making my mums birthday so special, even when they had a massive Christmas party in. Brilliant service. All the family can’t wait to come back! ❤️ps enjoy the chocolate cake… you guys deserve it

Not been here for many years and it has had a complete makeover for the better. The eating area and bar are well presented as was our fish and chip meal. The service was quick, pleasant and efficient and judging from the number of lunchtime diners this is a popular venue for an informal meal. My only reservation was that the menu did not seem to have enough alternative meat dishes, but we were very satisfied with our meal.

Had lunch with a colleague here on a Friday- service was spot on and the food excellent- generous portions, reasonable prices and good choices to suit all preferences

First time here tonight - had a great meal and the service was brilliant - will definitely be back 😌.

We visited for my son’s 30th Birthday. Our family consisted of toddlers to grand parents. The young lady who looked after us was really helpful and accommodated us all. Even helping with our cake. Great pub will definitely be back

we went to a 60th the food was brilliant normally its sausage rolls , pork pie food this was halloumi mini burger chicken mini burgers (not reformed chicken) hand made beef miniburgers pulled pork mini burgers decent chips proper cutlery and plates the serving staff...

Having experienced tolerably acceptable quality at this premises in the distant past my family and I decided to give it another try. What a mistake! the food was barely digestible, the service poor and the value for money pathetic! Never again!

Had the roast, vegetables were over cooked and cold where they had been left under heat till hard then taken out and left to go cold, table near us complained of same thing expensive crap

Lovely pub to sit, relax, have a drink and watch the cricket opposite. Friendly atmosphere. Dogs welcome.

This was the third stop on our friends birthday trip.The pub laid on desserts,coffee and tea plus booze if required.Again the staff were helpful and friendly.It was a great end to a great day

We only popped in for a few drinks and were greeted by a lovely smile from behind the bar. Very friendly relaxed atmosphere.

It was ok, 2 of us had cajun chicken wraps which were ok. Our friend had crispy goats cheese and roasted red pepper, which again was ok. But I think it had been mixed up with fish finger sandwich, which she only discovered near to...

Really good traditional family pub ideal for special occasions. We went on Mother’s Day celebrating with four generations at the table. Plenty of space between the tables for the buggy too. Food was very good as was the service with plenty of staff available. Definitely...

I wanted to share my experience at the restaurant chosen by my kids to treat there mother Table of 4 ,menu was limited to start ,so we ordered 4 mains and puds. The main were delivered and the staff never checked to see of everything...

It was the best New Year’s Eve party . The staff was outstanding in every way. I loved the fantastic atmosphere too. The Grafters were amazing yet again. I loved every minute. The best pub in Berkshire. You have not lived until you have been...

Had a Christmas meal here with a big group of friends and was very disappointed. Small portions and below average quality.

This has to be the worse restaurant we have eaten in. We could only order from half the menu as they didn’t have all of the food available. The staff really didn’t want to be there. Took our plates away before we had our starter....

Best pub in the area! The staff are always really friendly and the best bit is that they are really dog friendly. Laura is amazing by the way! Keep doing what you do.

Last Friday, we arrived late and managed to get a table before the kitchen closed. The atmosphere inside was light and airy, with all the tables and chairs arranged to make the place feel homely. The staff were friendly, caring and extremely helpful. There are...

We have been coming to this pub for years. It used to serve excellent food.. good hearty pies, burgers etc. It was one of my favourites. I’m not sure what happened but a few years ago they changed the menu.. what a mistake that was. We were some of the first customers to sample the new menu and were asked for feedback. My feedback at the time was that the portions were far too small for main courses. That coming from a person who is quite petite and doesn’t eat lots of food should tell you everything.We thought we would give it another go last night. They clearly didn’t listen to the feedback as it was ridiculous. My main was two tiny bits of salmon and eight cubes of potato ( two small potatoes cut up) with the tiniest side salad all for £16. I ate it in five minutes and was still hungry afterwards. My husbands steak was inedible- he sent it back- £26.50. To be fair the waitress was excellent- she apologised and took it off the bill.We will not be returning to this pub until they change the menu/ chef and sort out their potion sizes. Tip for the pub managers- sit down- have one of your own meals and ask yourself if you would be happy to pay the prices you charge for the quality and amount of food on the plate- I can guarantee the answer will be no. Get back to what you were good at- decent hearty pub grub!!!

We visited the Frog and Wicket to celebrate a family birthday and were served by Maddie, who was accommodating, friendly, warm and charismatic. We really enjoyed the food, everything was nicely presented and tasty (can happily recommend the chicken kiev). But overall it was Maddie's friendly service that gave us a lasting impression and would be the reason we'd return. She's a credit to your business. (I really hope I've got her name right here, I did call up to check! But just incase: she was a young lady with short hair who was wearing loose light green trousers).

Really disappointed with our Sunday lunch at the Frog and Wicket. It was generally just not very good - the food was average at best and looked like it was pre-cooked some time before then warmed up. All the food was cold though, as were the plates. Service was very slow. Not at all what I’d hoped for a roast beef lunch costing just shy of £18. Such a shame - hope it was just a one off, bad day for them.

What’s happened to this pub??! Saturday evening and the restaurant was empty! The bar wasn’t much busier either. Once I saw the menu, I started to realise why. Very limited, expensive and not great quality. Having eaten here many times in the past, it was such a disappointment. Sort it out guys…!!

Visited the restaurant three time in two months. Each time the menu consisted of eight options of which four was not available. The cherry on the cake was to be told they had no milk for a coffee. !An empty restaurant with an overpriced basic menu that they could not deliver

We had the unfortunate experience of visiting at Saturday lunchtime and the food was awful and the service not great either. Upon arrival we were shown to our table outside, which isn't a pretty courtyard or anything, just table and chairs. I had to go in and collect the menus, including the drinks menu. No cutlery at our table either, this had to be asked for when the food was delivered. Little varierty on the menu and no specials either. Extremely overpriced menu for what was delivered. I ordered the bruschetta; the smallest, thinnest piece of sourdough I've ever seen; 2 chopped tomatoes and they weren't Isle of Wight ether as advertised - no flavour at all, a few capers and black olives - £6.75, it arrived with a nice hair in it, so I had to send that back and I'd also ordered Buffalo Chicken Wings, no chicken, just skin soaked in a sweet, spicy sauce covered it what only can be described as rise crispys, these were £7.00 - we had to leave them as they were inedible.

Very nice food and friendly staff really enjoyed our meals, highly recommend and will definitely be back again thanks guys. Side and Nancy in back ground of photo.

For an unassuming country pub this menu has big city ambitions and it certainly delivers. Every course was delicious particularly the smoked salmon starter. Best part though was our waiter Bruce who is as hospitable as he is efficient. Truly amazing service from a charismatic and charming representative of the Fullers brand.

Just returned from meeting friends for Sunday Lunch, a special thank you to Lauren for being so helpful and all the Waitresses that served us. Three of us had Roast Chicken, and one had beef. We all said that it was the best Sunday roast that we had had for a very long time. Chicken and gravy were delicious, with an excellent selection of vegetables. Excellent social distancing measures in place, we will definitely return very soon. Highly recommended.

On my first venture to eat out since March, on 19 September I went here with my husband and two friends. The food, service and Covid precautions were all first class. However as a Coeliac I explained to the very charming server that I needed my meal to be free of gluten and careful attention to cross contamination. I was assured this was no problem. Within 30 minutes of leaving I realised I had been given something containing gluten. I had 24 hours of upset stomach followed by 24 hours of severe back and stomach pain followed by almost two weeks of extreme fatigue and brain fog. This will be familiar typical side effects to an attack on the auto immune system of a Coeliac. I private messaged the Frog and Wicket within a couple of hours to ask them to investigate. No response. I then messaged again when I began to feel better. Still no response. As of today, 9 October I have had no response. In my opinion it would not be wise to eat here if you have Coeliac disease.

I visited the Frog and Wicket for the first time in years, the service was friendly and warm. I ordered a chip butty which was delicious and due to COVID ate inside.A really enjoyable visit and I would recommend the pub and will eat there again.

Laura and Lilly were fantastic their customer was second to none - I had a flat tyre and they sorted us three Bristolians out! Thanks for great beer and fun

What a wonderful afternoon! I came in for a spot of lunch and a few delightful pints of frontier, and to my surprise i was greeting with the most fantastic chicken burger I have ever laid eyes on! Everyone needs to try it.

Great roast dinners and very friendly waiting staff. Would definitely recommend to anyone wanting a nice meal! They have lots of outdoor space too, so you can eat in a front or back garden.

I have been trying to use this place for the last few weeks now but it’s not going to work. This is a shame because it’s a decent place, good setting and staff are polite it is just not run correctly. I don’t know if it’s a temporary stand in manager or not but by the way it’s run it would appear so. There have been a number of times I have turned up on week nights at 9.30 and the doors are locked. The website states that the pub shuts at 11pm. Saturday which is yesterday I was there and we were told it was last orders at 10.20pm. This was a shock as it was a warm evening and there was still plenty of people drinking. There were 3 full tables of people all trying to enjoy a Saturday evening. I’m pretty sure that any other pub in the country would see that amount of customers worth staying open for. This is what makes me assume this is a temporary manager. They obviously close at the 1st chance possible which says to me the don’t take much pride in their job. I would happily return if the place were to be run properly but until then I won’t. You can’t make your way out somewhere in the hope it’s open or if it is when you get there it could shut anytime. If you advertise hours stick to them. Terrible management a disgrace to the fullers name!!

Arrived at nine thirty. Expecting to be able to stay till eleven after seeing this fact advertised on the web site. Unfortunately they called last orders just after ten. Very disappointing management from a prestigious company like Fullers

Had a very enjoyable lunch in their courtyard here with my daughter today. Great service, great food and very efficient and well managed Covid social distancing in place that does not involve paying with a pub chain app as you can pay normally. My family and I have come here on many occasions for both drinks after a dog walk, Sunday lunch or special occasion dinner and have never been disappointed so don't judge based on the particularly bad reviews I have just read on 1st March; they must have been a one off and unavoidable catering issues maybe. Would always recommend.

After contemplating earlier in the week where to book, was extremely disappointed to get to the pub to find out there was nothing on the menu. The kids menu was only two options and the pub had run out of pies. The pubs fryers are not working, so in an English pub that reduces the menu overnight. Although I have sympathy about this, what was disappointing is that the pub didnt think to ring its customers that had booked to tell them. We phoned the chequers next door and had a lovely meal.

Came here with husband for impromptu Sunday lunch. We arrived at 5pm, busy but space in restaurant. Lamb was not available so we went for beef, with quite high expectations considering it was £18 per head. Food arrived promptly but was very disappointing. Beef was very overcooked and only 2 small slices each. 2 quarter potatoes, half carrot and half parsnip, a spoon of cauliflower cheese. It tasted OK but nothing special or memorable. At this price we expected higher quality and portion size. There are many other good pubs in the immediate vicinity and we really regret having picked this one today. £50 wasted, will not be returning.

Booked a table for 17:30 on a Sunday only to find out there was absolutely nothing on the menu for adults and children. A pub of this stature, should be able to accommodate a full day trading knowing their covers. Disappointed and it's not the first time this has happened - management need to review their opening hours/policy.

Had lunch here a week ago with a friend. Good food and friendly service, will definately visit again.

Visiting with family, delicious food from a varied menu, excellent service and value, looking forward to my next visit, highly recommend

Just had a roast beef dinner and was hugely disappointed with the meal. The beef was not fresh and goodness knows how they had managed to slice it soooooo thin. In places the beef was hard and dry. My daughter had to ask for the cauliflower cheese that was supposed to be on our plates. The staff were apologetic and brought it quickly........again it was not fresh. I got the impression we were eating the warmed up leftovers from lunch time!!!!!!! My husband ordered fish and chips and also felt he was eating warmed up leftovers from lunch time and not representative of value for money. We will definitely not be returning and would not recommend.

Was taken to this lovely pub by friends whilst staying in Eversley over Christmas The atmosphere was lovely, staff friendly and welcoming, ordered the fish finger sandwich and was pleased with my choice, wife ordered the seafood platter and equally enjoyed her choice. Good choice of ales and lagers. Landlady was friendly and welcoming nothing was too much trouble. Will definitely be returning at Easter on our next visit down south.

We are two women who just called in for a glass of wine and a dessert. The chocolate brownie sundae was advertised as including salted caramel ice cream but came with chocolate ice cream instead (which unfortunately I don’t like). I left it and explained to the bar man who just apologised and said they’d get it right next time - whilst still charging me for it. On top of that we were bothered by a drunken old man, who having already stumbled along to us once, then reappeared with a full pint to do the same again, sitting alongside us making obscene comments. Who on earth served him that when he could hardly stand up, and why didn’t the bar staff do anything about him? At that point we left and I definitely won’t return.

We popped in here for a drink the Saturday before Christmas and it was a great place. Lots of people, although there were spare chairs, a fire going and a good range of beers

Skittles evening and meal in "basket" portions child sized, not in basket but served on a side plate. £18 for a meal and skittles poor value for money. Skittles fun, but music system not working. Christmas ambience could have been better.

Great selection of well kept Fuller's beers. Warm and welcoming pub, but keep clear of the food. A warmed up (microwaved?) economy pie, a spoonful of mash and another spoonful of greens isn't my idea of a main course costing £14:50. As for the haddock kedgeree it was more a question of 'where's the haddock' When this was pointed out to the server he shrugged and said 'that's the portion'. £15:00 ?

I booked the Frog & Wicket for a suprise 30th birthday lunch for my boyfriends birthday. And I can honestly say I couldn't of hoped for a better venue.

Went to cousins birthday party in separate function room, with skittle alley. Good fun for all the family! Bar staff very helpful.

The menu wasn't extensive, but food was excellent quality and good value for money. The garden was teeming with families in the play area. My wife had the chicken caesar salad, I had the burger. Food and 2 soft drinks - £32

Best Sunday lunch out we’ve had in a long time, lovely restaurant, friendly staff who were great with my daughters allergies and fantastic food. We will be back and I would highly recommend.

Great food, good entertainment, these gys realy make an effort to please. The location is perfect in the centre of the village overlooking the cricket pitch

Arrived unhooked Nice atmosphere cozy and clean. Super service shown to a table and drinks produced rapidly. Meal was very good - HUGE helpings and very tasty. Waiters were super efficient and friendly and that really does make a difference We will return

Called into the frog for a couple of quiet drinks and a catch up with some friends. Ended up enjoying the atmosphere and gorgeous scenery that it turned into a big session! Beautiful outdoor seating area in the back and plenty of seating in the front to watch eversley cricket club win on a Saturday. The bar staff that I met, Amelia, lily and jack were superb! Very knowledgable on the drink selection. Jack in particular had detailed information on the ales (and Guinness!). Great pub! Will be back soon!

The burger and chips cost £14 and the chips were greasy and oily as though cooked in cold fat and heated up. The burger was ok. Service poor, go and pick up your own condiments and cutlery. Service at the bar terrible due to being understaffed. It wasn't that busy but the sole barmaid was struggling. Waiting ages to be served and actually gave up!

This pub situated opposite the cricket pitch and with a large rear car park and good rear garden dining area, has a good atmosphere and friendly staff. There are usually two choices on the Specials board and a light menu as well as the a la carte. The restaurant is light and bright and, having ordered at the bar, the drinks and food are brought to your table. The prices are about average although named wines are above average.

Went for a catch up with two friends and all 3 of us had really good tasty meals. I had the pot roast hake which was delicious. Price was very reasonably and our server jack was friendly and welcoming. Will be going back soon

Lovely pub in a great setting - intrigued by the skittles cabin in the car park, will explore on my next trip.

Friendly pub with good restaurant (from reviews & from how busy the actual restaurant was with families), a good range of real ales (& gins) and a sun-trap (even in March) of a beer garden. Interesting mural on the wall in the gents - unable to look at some of the locals in quite the same way when returning to the bar!

Had a family lunch here, the food was mostly ok, but considering we all pre ordered our food, it took over an hour for mains and even longer for dessert. Not impressed at all, so won’t be back.

we booked for my birthday and were not disappointed. this is our local as there isn't much choice in the area unless its greene king cheap chained pub.

Went to hear the Grafters play because they are the best band in the world. We had drinks and the staff was fantastic with service and keeping the tables clear at all times. The atmosphere was amazing . Everyone around the world come here to a beautiful pub.

Visited this pub on a Thursday night with a group of friends. It was very quiet so service was quick and attentive.

We thought we would treat our mum to a roast dinner at a local restaurant/Pub but left feeling we had paid much more than we wanted, for food we could have done better ourselves. We paid £70 deposit and when we arrived we didn't get seated till 30 mins after our booking time. At first, we were placed on a table for 6 people with a spare seat rammed in the middle to accommodate the 7th person, despite there being a spare table for 8 people. We then moved to this table thankfully. The service was fast and we all ordered roast dinner. The beef was not to some peoples liking as it was quite raw and a request was not taken when ordered. The roasted carrot was incredibly hard you could bearly cut it, not to mention the soggy potatoes. The lamb had huge lumps of unrendered fat that were off-putting. The place looked nice and had friendly staff, but it was just a shame that the food was not up to scratch. Puddings were good, the salted caramel ice cream was completely over salted it was uncomfortable to eat. It was then £30 per person for two meals, plus drinks that just weren't worth that much. The only good thing was the mothers day gift they gave which was ingredients for a gin and tonic and a voucher for a free one at the pub. This was a lovely idea and was a great touch.

Last night we hired the skittle alley at the Frog and Wicket in Eversley to celebrate , in a less formal way,our 50th wedding anniversary. The venue is separate from the pub and provides a bijou space for an evening of fun. The bar person was a charming young lady and although we had taken our own wine ( paid corkage) served us with a smile at every encounter. The food was good but not a large amount. It was charged per head and although we had hired the venue some years before the format had changed.All in all we had a fun evening and no washing or clearing up!! Thank you all at F&W;.

A surprise birthday celebration for a close friend where the layout and facilities at the pub contributed to a very successful evening. The staff were friendly and helpful and the bar service very prompt when we went for top ups! The buffet was good, distinctive flavours with excellent crudités if you're in tot that sort of thing!

Our first visit to the Frog and Wicket was excellent. Service was very good, our server was very attentive without being ‘too much’. A lovely atmosphere, lighting in the restaurant was just right. We all enjoyed our meals, too full to try the puddings!

Reasonable selection of well priced food and wine with a few specials to choose from. Our group had some very good mains and desserts bar the lamb kofta that was seriously overcooked and inedible and the sticky toffee dessert which was a bit dry with insufficient toffee syrup and ice cream. Service was friendly and efficient even on a busy Saturday evening.

We were a party of ten for lunch. Our table was very spacious with plenty of room for everyone - not crammed in! The service was fast, friendly and very personal. The food was great - the salmon was very tasty. Extra chips were provided for the children.

The staff were friendly and very helpful, The table looked lovely.

We went for an impromptu lunch on my birthday just my husband and I. We were served by Laura who was just so lovely and welcoming.

Visited for a family meal last night, we have eaten here several times in the past and it had been good, but terrible last night very disappointed both with the quality of the food and the excessive prices.

A group of us went to play skittles for which the venue is OK. However, we made the mistake of ordering food. Most people had the £10 'skittles' menu. It was diabolical. I had a burger it was miniscule, overcooked and yet luke warm at best. The skinny fries were overcooked and cold also. No salad not even garnish just rubbish burger in a pappy bun. My wife had fish and chips. Again tiny fish overcooked and cold. Many people had the same issue. I complained and was told that the skittles menu are smaller portions than the bar menu. I do notice that one can buy a 6oz aberdeen angus beef burger in Tesco for £1.30 so I see no reason for a paltry serving.

We have regularly visited The Frog and Wicket and had fabulous meals and service, hence the reason I booked it tonight for a family celebration. We arrived at 6.30 for a 6.45 table. We were at the back of the restraunt and it was very cold. The service was the poorest we have ever received. The staff almost seemed disinterested in us. We booked early as we had our 3 year old grandson with us but waited ages for our order to be taken, waited 1 hour between starter and main course and had ask for desert menu and main meal plates to be cleared. When it came time to pay there was no one to be seen so we had to go to the bar to settle the bill, whichever actually did at 9.55pm so much for an early booking! Food was tasty but what a shame the kitchen are being let down by the front of house. We won't rush back sadly which is a shame as we really like the place. Not sure what's gone wrong but hope you get it sorted out.

Lunchtime so it was relatively quiet but we weren’t hurried at all and the waiter was very pleasant and polite. On top of that, really tasty lunch and very good value

My family and I came here for my birthday meal and we had a lovely time. The customer service was amazing and the food was even better! 10/10 recommend! Thanks so much for a great experience Frog and Wicket Staff!

Came to Frog & Wicket as a venue for dinner as I drive past quite regularly and it always seems busy which is often a good sign. Arrived on time and were offered drinks at the bar. The pub was very busy and noisy, on the brink of rowdy but we were shown to our table and we were in a busy spot. Young children running through the restaurant area from a private party were a distraction. Dinner was ok, I have to say it was nothing more as I was disappointed with my choice of the lamb. It was pricey and I expected more. Fellow diners were reasonably happy but not ecstatic about the venue or the food. It is pricey for essentially pub food. Service was also a bit slow but again it was a very busy evening so I can forgive that. Overall, would I return? Probably not in a hurry sadly!

Met up with some good friends yesterday and they suggested this pub/restaurant.Im very glad that they did.The place itself is very nice and pleasant ,and the food and service is also very good.

I went to the Frog yesterday for lunch with a friend. We only wanted a sandwich but when I asked if it was nice crusty bread was told it was very basic bread, so we declined. People want much more than this these days. We had the steak pie which was quite nice but the 'vegetables' were a joke - the smallest portion of cabbage you can imagine (about half a leaf) and nothing else, it would be pushing it to even call it a portion. We eat out a lot and I have never seen such a pathetic offering of vegetable(s). Such a shame as I live a 2 minute walk from the pub and we could make it our regular but this won't be happening, there are much better pubs locally. The only redeeming feature was the friendly waitress!

I booked a table online for last night for myself and 2 friends as a get together meal.

we live about 15 mins away so go a couple of times a year.

Apparently they were out of peas which were listed as part of the children’s lunches and could not substitute them with either baked beans or corn. No reduction was offered.

No need to book a table on Tuesday night absolutely lovely food excellent staff please go if in the area