The George at Burpham in Arun

We went for Sunday lunch as a treat for a friend's birthday The food was superb Service was very attentive We had a slight issue with one starter not being available after we had ordered . We thought the staff should have been aware . Apart from that everything else was spot on Service for drinks was when needed Worth a visit if you want a very tasty Sunday lunch

Beautiful location, gorgeous food and friendly service. Very relaxing homely environment.

Wonderful dinner here. Service was great. Food was delicious and very generous portion size. Atmosphere was lovely. All in all, great evening meal out.

Our 6th visit. Lovely location. Varied, interesting menu. Warm welcome upon arrival, first class service throughout. Food simply divine, beautifully presented and incredibly tasty. Perfect. Highly recommended.

Lunch was absolutely fabulous and locally sourced. If fig leaf icecream is on your menu, go for it - utterly delicious. I wish the chef would write a cook book!

Lovely food, bit pricey. However well worth it though. Staff were very friendly.

Beautifully decorated inside and quaint outside in a fabulous location. Just a quick half of Fauna Brewing's bitter which was as you'd expect from something 2.5 miles away. One I'd happily spend many hours sat outside in the sun or many hours sat inside by the fire with a Sunday roast.

Highly recommended, especially after an energetic bike ride. Lovely place and equally great food and hospitality. Definitely visiting again.

Great pub. Parking can be difficult but always space somewhere

Was in Arundel for the morning & wanted a nice pub lunch close by. Did some research & opted for The George. What a lovely, old country pub full of character! Clean, tidy & beautifully decorated & set out. Had booked for 2 people & shown to a small round table rather squashed in & asked if there was another table for 2 available, which there was & staff happy for us to move. Prompt, attentive, friendly staff. Very nice menu with vegetarian/fish options. Had the battered haddock. Very nice with yummy homemade tartare sauce. Was going to have a dessert but by the time dog number 7 had arrive, my partner wanted to go 😂 Just unfortunate, but did not detract from what a special community pub this is & we will happily return

A lovely lunch with great food. This was our first visit in a long time and we'll defo be back. The service was efficient and extremely pleasant.

A very good Sunday lunch , well cooked and generous. Great atmosphere and lovely setting. Well looked after by Denise ( thank you) . Would definitely recommend.

Always love coming here. Service always comes with a smile. Delicious food - difficult to choose as so much looks fabulous!

The George is a very homely and attractive pub/restaurant. The staff were very attentive. The starter was very good indeed, but the Sunday roast was very disappointing. The food was tepid in temperature and swimming in gravy. It would have been nice if the customer had control over how much gravy they wanted to apply to their food. I'm sure during the week and maybe Saturday the food is great, but I won't be eating at The George on a Sunday..

We held our wedding dinner here back in June 2024 for 37 people and to say it’s a perfect venue would be an understatement. Charlotte, Martin, Gracie and the team there are all amazing and we felt very looked after. The food and wine was 10/10 and every member of staff was a pleasure to deal with. Our family still compliment the beef wellington! We worked closely with Charlotte and Martin to create our perfect day and they exceeded all expectations! We will definitely be going back for family dinners and can’t recommend this venue enough for any special occasion!

We had an amazing meal on Thursday night, the two ladies serving were so polite and attentive, the food was stunning and although it filled us up, we just had to have a pudding, we couldn't recommend this restaurant enough. They also do a cracking range of bar snacks. Really clean and beautifully presented.

An excellent evening out - food choice was excellent, service was friendly and efficient and the overall experience was very pleasant

We had a delicious lunch today and it is such a lovely pub. The 2 ladies are super friendly and very efficient! We were a table of 6 and all the food was excellent, tasty and hot. We can definitely recommend it and will be back.

We were here for one of your famous Sunday Lunches. Normally excellent ,but on this occasion the Roast potatoes were so hard it was difficult to get a knife through ,as though they had been cooked twice or left in an oven for far too long, We were not kept waiting long and rest of the meal was certainly not overcooked . It was the occasion of the final for the football and tennis. We certainly could have played ball with the potatoes. You didn't seem overly busy .I feel we cant have been the only couple to have been served hard overdone potatoes Our other two courses were excellent. If this was our first time this would certainly be our last .Chefs you know what occurred in the kitchen .,Its up to you to sort it. Probably we should have complained ,but the service was so good as usual and we thought we would give you another try. Just sort the potatoes out PLEASE

WHAT A FIND! I have never known staff in a pub or restaurant to be so happy and smiley! We were greeted with a very warm reception both at the door and then at the bar (would highly recommend you make a reservation!) and taken immediately to our table and drinks order taken then. We waited a little time for food but so worth the wait and for the amazing freshness - we ate at peak time on a Saturday so didn’t mind waiting a little - the atmosphere was so wonderful we didn’t mind! Such a perfect English pub, dog friendly, amazing staff, gorgeous location and the best food I’ve had at a pub in a long time! Shout out to Sadie - she made our evening very memorable!

A great pub in a lovely spot. Went for dinner and the food was excellent. Really friendly helpful staff. Varied menu both meals were well presented.

Superb place to meet friends and family for lunch and or drinks, food was delicious, highly recommend the fish & chips and chicken milanese followed by the pannacota, service brilliant, very attentive and friendly, 5*!!

We came across this pub almost by accident. What a find. It's a bit of a drive along small country lanes but it is absolutely worth it. The food was outstanding and the table service by very friendly and attentive staff, especially Charlotte, added to the whole experience. If you have the time, this place is an absolute gem. I cannot recommend it highly enough, especially the home made salted caramel ice-cream that we had for dessert. Outstanding!

Its hard to get to as no local transport too and from. Is a few miles from turn off of A27 Arundel near railway station. Wanted some food but was told they do over 120 meals on Sunday so have to book 2 weeks in advance. I do not work that way as am more of a spontaneous person. This seems the norm these days on a Sunday. Had a nice drink and sat out side on one of the benchs. There is a car park around the back quite large but gets full up very quickly. Not much parking on the streets around the houses and church. There is also a lovey green park where there is cricket played and children's fenced off play ground. Nice walks beyond with view of Arundel Castle used to take my dog there. They are also long field walks accessed through the church's grave yard over the wall. I revisited with my friend on our motor bikes during the week in the afternoon and found it much quieter. So much more enjoyable with the sun out and sitting on an outside table. I think it was my friends first visit. He said that he liked the bike ride down the country lanes and pub at the end.

Lovely to enjoy a quiet drink and decent pub food at The George. Friendly, courteous staff, lovely decor and very comfortable.

Good food and excellent service.

A wee jem, how have i never been here before, at the end of a few minutes drive where you come to the end of the road and a cricket pitch, there it sits!

Can highly recommend. Very friendly service, excellent food.

Had a wonderful meal with great service . My first visit in decades. The triple cooked chips were absolutely delicious 😋.

I had the most amazing lunch on a Saturday afternoon, the service was personal, professional and most importantly attentive, the staff made me feel very welcome from the moment I walked in, the food was some of the best I have ever eaten, I had the lamb shoulder and it was incredibly delicious and beautifully presented, the flavours were perfect, would recommend this pub to everyone and will definitely be returning. 10/10!!!!

Yesterday we were lucky enough to visit The George for lunch. A beautiful charming pub in an idyllic setting. The food was outstanding and staff were friendly and welcoming and also welcomed our dogs. We were lucky enough to visit on the day of the village fete like going back in time. We will definitely visit again soon .

My first visit for many years. And how it has changed! Excellent food and drink with top notch service. We will be back soon.

Hello.I have just discovered the place that serves the worst Fish and Chips,the fish was over cooked in the batter and the chips were soggy with grease,i did complain about the standard of food,but got charged just the same.

This is our third time to the George and the service and food was excellent as always. Brought my dad to enjoy their delicious Sunday roast and we were not disappointed. We were served by Sadie who was absolutely marvellous . Will come again!

We only stopped here for a drink. Staff were very friendly. Service with a smile.

Absolutely fabulous food. Delighted to have a lovely Saturday lunch time meal.

Lovely dinner with family. Interesting menu - two of us had soft shell crab for starters. A soup and then a steak and chips and an excellent sole. As well as pulled pork. Most dishes very good but pulled pork was pretty dry. And garlic soup a bit bland. Would go again though. Not trail blazing food but solid.

Deep in the countryside, a genuine village pub.

a quaint and hospitable pub located in a serene village.

Unfortunately we couldn’t attend our booking as my husband came down with a nasty cough that morning. Thinking we would save the other customers the pleasure of sitting near a coughing and sneezing man, we cancelled. The booking had only been made the day before - got in with no issue, it wasn’t the case the pub was full. Called to cancel - funnily enough no mention was made of the £20 cancellation fee. Contacted pub who won’t return it. Seems incredibly harsh given the circumstances.

Fantastic pub in a beautiful little village. Good range of food on offer including plenty of gluten free options. Triple cooked chips were enormous and very good value. Lovely decor and ambiance too.

A beautiful village owned pub in a beautiful location. It really feels like you're in the middle of nowhere in an area that seems unexplored yet welcoming. Didn't have any food as we weren't really planning on having a relatively expensive meal but it looked really good and would be a lovely place to go on special occasions. They also brew there own beer and have a few from local brewery's on tap. Lovely place!

Good service, unhurried. Excellent food, been here several times over the years not had a bad meal

Had a couple of pints part way through our 18 mile mtb ride. Great service very friendly and great selection of ales, beers and cider. Defo going back. Lovely village location also.

An unbelievably busy pub hidden away in the tiny village of Burpham. A very lovely welcome and was packed for Sunday lunch, however there was still some tables for a drink. Service was excellent and so was the Guinness.

Brought a group of visually impaired people on a pub lunch Friday here and was not disappointed. Even though it was a grim day the staff, ambience and the well presented and very tasty food couldn't have been better. Everyone enjoyed themselves immensely and we will definitely be coming again i reckon.

Very warm welcome. Delicious food. Dog friendly. We will be back

Popped on with a large group of us on the weekend as we were wet and muddy coming off the South Downs! The staff were very welcoming and accepting that we were all a mess and sat us all, providing great hospitality, drinks and snacks!

We went on a Saturday night and was surprised how empty it was. We were served by a very friendly and helpful waitress Then the food.... we didn't want a huge meal so had olives to nibble at the start. They were watery and tasted terrible. 3 of us just went for cod and chips. Certainly didn't live up to its price. Soggy cod with undercooked chunky fries. Unpleasant tasting tartare sauce. A disappointing experience.

Amazing atmosphere, lovely people, great service and great food. Will be going back when weather better to walk in the area and eating there again a must.

Very noisy pub, maybe my fault as I've not been there before but not an enjoyable experience. Every dog that walked in the door started all the other dogs yaping. I have two dogs that we take out with us but we control ours, and we certainly don't let them on the furniture of the restaurant, that's disgusting. We finished our first round of drinks with our starters and ordered another round as they cleared the plates....... we could here chefs bell ringing but nobody available to serve the food. On the 3rd ring someone served our food but still no drinks. Then the drinks arrived, serve them, but didn't take the empties away. When your sitting at the smallest of tables, that's pretty obvious to see if glasses and empty bottles need removing.

Traditional pub. Great food and service. Well worth a visit

Nicest pub food all year. We met as family from two different directions have been going to the pub couple of times a year, it keeps getting better! Lovely friendly service on arrival. Menu had some very unusual choices both starters and mains were excellent. We had very nice NZ wine as well. Had to force down desert but also well with it.

came for a sunday afternoon drink, didn’t eat but food looked amazing so will be back!

Lovely, service was also wonderful.

Is this even legal? Bill presented with Gratuity already added. That might be OK but no Total provided without the gratuity, and no description of what percentage Gratuity was being applied. Otherwise great food and good service.

Absolutely amazing food and a wonderfully attentive host. I am full and need a lie down

Great pub in a quiet and idyllic location. Great food and service. Free parking nearby. Good to visit with friends or family. Walks nearby

Met up with family yesterday, Sunday for dinner and were met by very friendly staff. We were early so had to wait for our table to be free, so we had drinks served to us while we waited. The menu is refreshingly different and as I have become Wheat sensitive there were plenty of alternatives under the Gluten Free umbrella, plus they were clearly marked. When we ordered the waitress was very attentive and was very keen to quote that my order must be GF. I had chicken supreme, which was delicious and not smothered in garlic as some restaurants seem to want to do whatever you order. I even had a pudding which was GF, very unusual !! The staff were very attentive throughout our meal. The only problem we all found was the roast potatoes were very tough on the outside, not crisp as roast potatoes should be. Maybe the knives were not sharp enough ! But overall a very good experience and will definitely go again.

A remarkable meal, starting with a warm welcome and excellent service throughout. The menu offered some intriguing choices, and every mouthwatering dish was superbly prepared. Yes, it's a little pricey (for a pub) but heartily recommended.

We loved it. All three courses were superb.

Nicely presented village pub, way off the beaten track. Now owned by the local community, but catering is sub-contracted out. Perhaps that was where the fault lay. 2 dishes were very sub standard, but, to their credit, were immediately credited, though not replaced. Car park is reached by a deeply potholed track. Excellent waitress.

Fabulous welcome by Eddie at the bar - mid week and pub buzzing with tables all taken for lunch - lucky we booked - and an amazing service by Rebecca who managed a surprised amount of bookings. The Cod deliciously cooked and the place with a super seaweed butter dressing tasty. Look forward to returning.

Really good well cooked food and warm welcome

This is one of the most out-of-the-way pubs, but worth it. The roads to get here require a certain amount of courage: hoping to not meet on-coming traffic on narrow roads. This is one of a few pubs that is open Monday lunch times, so went in hope and very glad we were. The drinks we ordered on arrival took a reasonably long time to arrive, whereas the food was quick to arrive. The burger was good, though the attempt to each using my hands failed miserably. My wife chose the code in tandoori sauce with crisp cauliflower. Both meals were excellent and filling. This pub seems to rely on walkers particularly so do make it a stopping off point if you are walking in the area.

This pub is great. Delicious food, lovely, friendly staff staff, great atmosphere and decor, all set in a beautiful out of the way location. Sunday roast was among the best we’ve had anywhere. Vegetarians, drivers and dogs well catered for. We’ve lived nearby for eight years now but always driven past the signpost on the A27. Big mistake. We didn’t realise what we were missing. Now been three times in the last two months with different sets of friends who were all as impressed as we are. Highly recommended. Looking forward to our next visit.

We went yesterday for Sunday lunch but we’re left disappointed with the Roast , basically there was not enough of it to charge £25 for roast beef . The service was very good & the pub is a lovely country pub & very busy but I would choose some ware else in future

Love it. Go, you won't be disappointed

Idyllic hardly describes the location of this delightful pub. High up on the South Downs it feels as if it’s from another world. We had an excellent lunch (burgers, cider and coffee), service was wonderful. I hesitate to recommend this place it’s so special!

Having eaten Sunday lunch here on several occasions over the last few months, I’d like to say, thank you to the establishment for their continuity. This team work extremely hard and all the staff are great. The atmosphere here is one of a typical country pub, a low hum of diners chatting, no loud inappropriate music you find yourself shouting over. And when the log fires are lit, the smell is wonderful. The Sunday lunch menu has the usual roasts with additional dishes available and delighted that us awkward Celiacs have a good choice too. My only criticism would be the price of the roast beef! It’s without doubt melt in the mouth, but £6 more than the other options at £25 is a little steep when the portions are quite small, which is fine for small appetites like myself but for those who enjoy a larger meal, I feel the cost is a little too much for the quantity. Nevertheless delicious and definitely worth visiting

A wonderful country pub. Great food and super helpful staff. Getting there can be a little challenging if you end up taking the back road, but that way you avoid the main road traffic backups.

A Very Disappointing Experience. We had been to The George about 3 years ago & enjoyed a very good lunch in this beautiful location. This time we brought a friend who was visiting from Canada. The front of house staff were welcoming & attentive but even though we were the first to arrive, we waited a long time for the food to arrive. When the food did arrive it was immediately obvious that the chef had changed since our last visit. The quality of food was appalling for this style of restaurant and price of £103 for 3 people - for Lunch. The food presentation was very unappealing, bland and amateurish without any colourful garnish or finesse. My order of skewered roasted cod with curry sauce with roasted cauliflower & cauliflower purée was anaemic & tasteless except for the ‘curry powder’ which was unpleasant. ( What chef makes a curry sauce with curry powder?) I had to order a side order of ‘Spring Greens’ at £4 extra to provide colour & variety to the dish. However the leaves of only one kind of greens were highly salted, wet & tasteless. The cod was possibly steamed, not roasted, the curry powder mixed with some indeterminate, thick sauce was unpleasant, the roasted cauliflower looked overcooked,tired & the purée tasteless. My husbands order was a ‘scoop’ of Bbq brisket with an excess of sauce, accompanied by a similar shaped scoop of pink slaw with a disproportionate amount of liquid with coloured, but not crisp, hand cut chips- essentially stodgy. Our visitors battered fish was passable. The drinks list omitted the draught beers even though there were some available. Given the disappointing main courses we decided to forego any dessert and just have a cappuccino. Sadly even that was poor, tepid, watery, tasteless coffee covered in an excess of chocolate sprinkled on top to disguise the liquid beneath. The decor is lovely but unfortunately I can not recommend this restaurant & understand they have changed hands recently. The front of house staff will be put in the awkward position of having to deal with customer complaints about the food. If this restaurant is to survive they need to sort out the kitchen & get a new professional, competent chef. Normally the discretionary gratuity is not added to the bill unless it is for a large party. Tips should reflect level of service & when the kitchen / chef is poor, its the serving staff who suffer. Why did they add it for a party of 3? If the kitchen is poor the front of house staff won’t be able to afford to stay working in the establishment as their tips will be too low.

Back again for a midweek meal. Great looking menu venison scotch egg, chicken terrine were wonderful, mains we all had date molasses roast duck breast with smashed squash, oak Choi and pickled plums this was unbelievable and full of colour and flavour! Partner had tandoori cod skewer again full of flavour and what a dish! Friends had mushroom flatbread and brisket which were described as ‘delicious’ busy service at lunch but front of house looked after us well! Particularly enjoy the local Fauna ale!

A Very Disappointing Experience. We had been to The George about 3 years ago & enjoyed a very good lunch in this beautiful location. This time we brought a friend who was visiting from Canada. The staff were welcoming & attentive but even though we were the first to arrive we waited a long time for the food to arrive. When the food did arrive it was immediately obvious that the chef had changed since our last visit. The quality of food was appalling for this style of restaurant and price of £103 for 3 people - for Lunch. The food presentation was very unappealing, bland and amateurish without any colourful garnish or finesse. My order of skewered roasted cod with curry sauce with roasted cauliflower & cauliflower purée was anaemic & tasteless except for the ‘curry powder’ which was unpleasant. ( What chef makes a curry sauce with curry powder?) I had to order a side order of ‘Spring Greens’ at £4 extra to provide colour & variety to the dish. However the leaves of only one kind of greens were highly salted, wet & tasteless. The cod was possibly steamed, not roasted, the curry powder mixed with some indeterminate thick sauce was unpleasant, the roasted cauliflower looked over cooked & tired & the purée tasteless. My husbands order was a ‘scoop’ of Bbq brisket with an excess of sauce, accompanied by a similar shaped scoop of pink slaw with a disproportionate amount of liquid with coloured but not crisp hand cut chips- essentially stodgy. Our visitors battered fish was passable. The drinks list omitted the draught beers even though there were some available. Given the disappointing main courses we decided to forego any dessert and just have a cappuccino. Sadly even that was poor, tepid, watery tasteless coffee covered in an excess of chocolate sprinkled on top to disguise the liquid beneath. The decor is lovely but unfortunately I can not recommend this restaurant & understand they have changed hands recently. The front of house staff will be put in the awkward position of having to deal with customer complaints about the food. If this restaurant is to survive they need to sort out the kitchen & get a new professional, competent chef. Normally the discretionary gratuity is not added to the bill unless it is for a large party. Tips should reflect level of service & when the kitchen / chef is poor, its the serving staff who suffer. Why did they add it for a party of 3? If the kitchen is poor the front of house staff won’t be able to afford to stay working in the establishment as their tips will be too low.

Went here today for our daughters birthday lunch. Our daughters sandwich was full of margarine and I ordered a tomato, pesto and mozzarella roll which was full of cheddar so I thought! When I questioned this the young waitress came back and said this is mozzarella it from a packet and ready grated ! Left feeling disappointed. Anyone with allergies will know this is not acceptable.

Wonderful food, lovely service and beautiful setting. My friend and I popped in for lunch and wow, what a lovely lunch it was! Menu and wine/drink selection was great and the service was friendly and approachable. Wonderful pub and we will definitely be returning.

Beautiful location but sadly food lets it down. Hadn’t been for a long while but memories from other visits are of great food - not this time unfortunately. Very expensive roast which was bland. Wine @ £12.50 a glass! Service was very good though. Staff great but food not so. Was not busy for a Sunday either. Shame

Great place. I had to stop over at this pub on my long walk around the area. Welcoming staff and kind people.

The most beautiful pub in this very pretty village. We had Sunday roast and it was absolutely delicious and the best gravy I’ve ever tasted!! The staff so attentive and helpful, we will be back! The puddings are to die for too!

Amazing roast dinner....definitely recommend booking 👌

Good atmosphere and nice food. Excellent mackerel pate, steak was good but not amazing (Sirloin costs £35). Very relaxed and cosy. Found the music on the night we went pretty annoying (modern whiny rubbish) but wasn’t too loud!

What an absolute cracker of a place. Highly recommended, a hidden gem. We stopped for a pint and a Sunday roast during our southdowns walk. Outstanding. Gluten free options available too. The staff were amazing. 10/10

The most beautiful setting you could ask for. Great staff and food is good too! Must visit pub!! Peaceful and scenic, A1!

We were pointed to this pub as a great spot for lunch on a cycle ride of the local South Downs and were delighted to discover this tucked away treasure. It is under recent new management and the welcome was really lovely and warm. It has a great selection of drinks and the food was amazing. Everything cooked creatively and with real love. Delicious. And the village and views complement the dining experience. I would recommend this pub to anyone walking or cycling the area or as a worthwhile drive out from Arundel.

Sunday Lunch came with half a roasted carrot and half a parsnip, for £25 I expected more. The roast was out nearly as quick as we ordered it and was just warm enough to not result in it being sent straight back. Potatoes had no crispiness in the slightest. We started eating, expecting some veg to appear but apparently, that cost extra. This used to be a good place to come for a Sunday Dinner - try elsewhere. The best service we got was a 10% deduction in the price.

Delightful pub in beautiful village serving tasty food

Beautiful location and lovely pub with very friendly staff. Will definitely return.

Excellent lunch in an attractive building in a beautiful West Sussex village.

We had a drink and a bite to eat after a walk on the south downs. The pub is in a beautiful and quiet village, Almost no cars. We were there on a Sunday and didn't fancy a roast. There wasn't too many other choices so we had some side dishes. Food was good though.

I would have given more stars but, we were sitting at our table eating, and there was going to be a wedding the next day, behind us were 3 tables for a pre get together for some of them. Rather than when the people arrived they all sit down they ended up standing next to us making our experience less than perfect, not the pubs fault but perhaps have more space between tables when doing something like that.

We had a fantastic roast here, excellent sirloin of beef and slow cooked pork belly was sublime, the pork so tender! Great tasting gravy and proper yorkies with a good selection of veg. Friendly service and busy atmosphere, overall a very enjoyable Sunday lunch.

Have regularly walked to this pub from Arundel and back to have Sunday lunch and used to be by far the best roasts around and as such didn't mind paying slightly more than anywhere else but after our visit this time we would think again...

Such an exceptional experience, we visited on a busy Saturday evening and the food was to die for! So good to see lots of choices you don’t get everywhere, lamb merguez scotch egg, crab crumpet, grilled octopus and chorizo! I had the crab and my partner had scotch egg and they were sublime, full of flavour and well presented! Mains were just as good, partner had slow cooked bbq brisket which is a real triumph, sticky bbq sauce and slow cooked meat that tasted unreal, I had pork secretto which I’d never had before, it’s acorn fed wild Spanish pig apparently and it was divine, great flavour and cooked so well it came with some roast peach’s which complimented the pork perfectly. All in all a fantastic setting, amazing food and friendly service have now made thus a regular visit!

Could not fault the service which was excellent, the problem we had was with the food. I had the pork which was small, chewy and tough and bathed in grease, as was the its vegetable accompaniments. All I could taste was burnt oil, really horrible....

For all of the hype, we found this place distinctly average. Food was just ok. The good was the scotch egg starter, the bad was the overcooked mushy hake and the so called 'triple cooked chips' which were flaccid. When I mentioned the awful chips...

Very high quality food im a very quiet mid-weel setting. Burpham is a gem.

Amazing atmosphere lovely staff and delicious food!

Absolutely fantastic pub. We were coming from Wiltshire so I had rung to book and explained that we were walking with our dog first and wanted a later sitting. Very helpful. On arrival warm and friendly. Food was outstanding. One of the best pubs I...

Lovely pub, stopped in for a drink and the bar seating is a little cramped (expected on a rainy Father's day / Sunday!) Staff were really friendly and the atmosphere was good - dog friendly too. Would definitely go back.

Friendly country pub in peaceful location. Landlord welcoming. Staff lovely. Food good. Good selection of 3 real ales.