The Junction in St. Helens

Nice old pub but food came in the wrong order starters after mains? Portion sizes not the best tasty food but who serves 1/2 a chicken fillet. We had heard great reviews about the places but I do not think we will be returning, bit disappointing.

We visited The Junction on 10/12/23 and were pleasantly surprised to find that it had upped its game!! The staff were pleasant, attentive and worked as a team - what a turn around since our last visit. Keep up the good work on the staffing front. The Sunday carvery was as delicious as ever.

Really lovely staff and amazing Sunday carvery, great with kids I’ll definitely be returning!! 😄

The pub was very quiet with initially 5 waiting on staff until one member of staff went off duty. The service was appalling - staff walking around seemingly doing nothing whilst we were looking at dirty plates!!! We ordered one sweet which took an age to prepare although aesthetically pleasing to look at when it eventually arrived. I was thinking of telephoning the bar for my bill but someone arrived just in the nick of time. I usually leave at least 10 per cent tip but quite frankly this lot were not worthy of my hard earned cash!!!

Found this on the internet for a stop off lunch on our journey. Very polite welcoming staff with a good choice of drinks we sat outside in the large outdoor area. There is a nice area for children to play too. We had booked but it wasn’t very busy for a Bank Holiday at the time we visited. Good choice of food from steak to wraps. We had the carpetbagger steak and coated chicken both cooked to perfection and very tasty. Lots of interesting musical item around the pub and lots of weekly events advertised only wish we lived nearer to attend some. Would definitely recommend this place and reasonably priced too.

Ate “On spec” as we’d just called in after our dog walk, and we were not disappointed. Taylor’s farm burgers were delicious as was the piri piri pan fried chicken. Home made chips and deliciously fresh side salad. It’s a must if you fancy a bar meal in Rainford!

My partner and I have been coming here every Thursday evening for 2 years and i always ordered steak and ale pie chips and peas and been served a generous portion, last week i received the smallest piece of pie i have ever seen in my life (not even a child's portion)a handful of chips and half a plate of peas obviously to fill up the massive gap on the plate. Two complaints were made with nothing being done to rectify this or even an apology Needless to say my £110 per month i usually spend here will now be spent elsewhere.

was taking a lovely trip around the country side and found this wonderful gem, fantastic service, amazing food (cheap prices) and a wonderful atmosphere

Came to the Strum and popped in for a meal. Carbonara, caesar salad with chicken and hot rock steak all of which were fabous! The service and the staff were friendly and efficient. Pub is in need of a little TLC but doesn't detract from the location.

Great food and service a little hidden gem in Rainford just outside the village with music on most evenings and great beer.

Outstanding staff, outstanding service, outstanding food, friendly, homely, welcoming atmosphere ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ for accommodating wheel chair and additional needs, 🥧🍰🍮🎂 are amazing 😋, ££££s very very reasonable best value around we've found our Sunday local can't wait till next Sunday 😀😀😀👍👍👍

Great local pub and the food is very good! The atmosphere is brilliant and the staff (especially Bev) are excellent! Will continue to visit with friends and family making fabulous memories

Lovely staff excellent Food great music couldn't ask for more My friends birthday treat five of us and enjoyed every minute.

Avoid this place it’s absolutely vile, the food is disgusting.. the blonde woman is so rude I think she’s the manager. one star is to good for what this place as just served me.. fish and chips are vile, my partner had burger &chips the burger was like leather, you can see the dust in the air & all over the furniture .. I have posted a photo of the dusty furniture at the back of my head, On my way out I noticed a fly catcher above our heads, Health and hygiene need to get in to this place and sort it out.

Nice friendly welcome and excellent staff We had the carvery which was well laid out and the food was really nice with plenty of choice Good standards in place regarding covid With waiter service for drinks Will be back

Stopped here for a bite to eat, staff were very accommodating, laid back and friendly with excellent service. Food was beautiful, didn’t get pics of it all but it was all hot, and enjoyable. Would certainly be back again! Special thanks to the singing waitress ;)

The service was basic but friendly Food was absolutely superb Enjoyed a great 2 course meal however we were not allowed to buy a drink when we finished our 2nd course Really why We hadn't turned up and ordered a plate of chips Strangely the...

Love this pub for when I just want to escape from the world for a bit. Staff are always lovely and the beer is always good. Love the balcony area where you can just sit and relax with the lovely views across the fields.

This is a little goldmine so I was a bit reluctant to share this review. For each 3 visits spread over 12 months food and service has been excellent. Recommend steak and ale pie and chips are amazing. Big thumbs up to all waitress service...

After 5 months shielding at home I was ready for a change of scene but when my husband suggested that we had lunch out I was a liitle apprehensive. I need'nt have worried as we found that the Junction had everything in place to make...

A group of us girls went here for a school reunion. The service was excellent as was the food. We were made to feel like old friends not just customers. A really lovely place to spend a relaxing few hours enjoying tasty reasonably priced food....

After a long drive back from the Peak District we needed something tasty to eat in a cosy pub, and this was that pub. Always a lovely place to come and hide away from the world...and the food was so good. The steak gets served...

Went with family for Sunday lunch , sold out of carvery , so it must be good , we were all satisfied with our meals , will go again soon

Cozy space with great food, good prices, friendly staff and, the cherry on top of the cake, having live music every night

On my third visit to this place I went with family for a Sunday lunch... totally amazing...the chef sliced proper thick slices of meats...and the veg was to perfection and not dried up under heat lamps...gravy yummy and a top pint of real ale to...

Love to came to this pub, music great, atmosphere amazing, staff always smiling and helpful, the food, especially the steaks are amazing. I'll recommend!!!

We had Hot Rock steaks for £5 which was a 5oz steak (very lean) served on a very hot stone which continued to cook the steak to individual liking. The presentation was novel and entertaining. The steaks were accompanied with salad and fries. We all...

after our (very) slightly disappointing visit we went again but this time for food, we were seated quickly by the member of staff who was very pleasant, after a couple of mins he took our order, our drinks arrived quickly and so did our food,...

Beware of unlisted add ons on your bill ! Extra £2.00 to cook your steak 🤷‍♂️- whens that ever been a thing ? Extra £2 for cheese on your burgers etc. Food was ok

Visited the junction with the family food was lovely staff very helpful and friendly and big play area at the back which was brilliant for the kids to run around will be back for another visit soon

Been here a few times with friends but I took my parents this time. We all had the Black Rock Steaks and we ordered some onion rings. The homemade chips were amazing, the salad dressing was very tasty but the icing on the cake was...

This is a delightful hostelry in the village of Rainford Junction. Although it is just a couple of miles from the industrial town of St Helens you would feel you are in the middle of a rural village. Surrounded by fields, it has a train station with infrequent trains, no shops I don't think, a farm shop cafe and the Junction pub. So this is truly at the heart of the community I imagine. The pub has nice views to the back of it from the roof terrace but sadly this isn't a sun trap which is a shame....the sun trap is at the front but there is seating so you can sit and watch the traffic crossing the 5-way traffic light signalled single lane bridge (that's about all the entertainment you are getting around here).

Good food, trying hard to establish and keep standards high, others could learn from this, will come again

Excellent meal, I had steak and my partner had sea bass. We would both recommend for great service, taste and price. I will definitely go back for the steak, it was so lean and could be cooked to my own liking on a hot rock, the accompanying salad was really fresh with a lovely dressing and the chips were proper home cooked

Resonable choice, well cooked, can be busy at times but good outside area with childrens area, Good car park

Had just been for a lovely meal elsewhere and decided to call for drinks at junction to complete the night . From outside looked great went round back to park looked even better so went in

I had the chicken goujons to start and the chicken breast in white wine sauce for my main. I would give both a solid 10. Value for money is excellent as the portions are huge. Will be eating here again!

This is a lovely pub with great friendly staff. There were 11 of us and our choice was varied.

We looked at the internet and saw double up days Monday and Tuesday stated starter or dessert free with any main, we asked the waitress if the offer included the chefs special on the board, told that the offer only applied from 5pm, nowhere on the menu it stated this. We went ahead and ordered the starters which were ok, my husband had the curry he said it was nice but not much balti and the chips were poor quality. I had the braised beef only option was chips with it. The meal came swimming in gravy the chips were a soggy mess. The gravy should be separate. The most annoying thing was the manager never came out just sent the waitress to say a printing error on menu and internet feel ripped off would never go again.

We ate here for the first time on Sunday, it was lovely. Three of us opted for the fish and chips, one for the carvery, all of us really enjoyed it, the fish was fresh and cooked to perfection, served with twice cooked chips and peas it was a lovely treat.

This is a really good pub in a quiet part of Rainford. The food and beer are great, but the jewel in the crown is the live music.

Although we live in Rainford and have been to the Junction many times for a drink or to functions, we had never eaten there. We’d been out walking and decided to call in and give it a try. It was fairly quiet and I ordered drinks at the bar and enquires what time they served food until (20.00) With so many pubs going to the wall the Junction bucks the trend. It’s very well appointed and has a really good atmosphere. The staff were friendly and helpful.

Fantastic food, very friendly staff, chilled atmosphere, great prices, can recommend the hot rock steak.

First time here on recommendation, Sunday afternoon a table for four. Staff attentive and friendly, I had a carvery which was axcellent especially for the price £8.90, choice of four meats (three slices, mix and match if you like) then ALL the trimmings. My wife had ‘steak rocks’ steak served on a hot granite stone which you then cook yourself to your liking (great fun) which she said was great, my dad had gammon which he really enjoyed and father in law had minted lamb hot pot which again was very good. The mrs had ice cream desert which I sampled and was nice,(mrs dowsons). Will defiantly be back, excellent value for money.

Having previously attended the junction and enjoyed the family facilities I was looking forward to trying the food.

Dined today, Sunday, and due to chef missing, only the carvery available. No starters and limited sweets but hey-how they did their best..!! Food and costs merit a 4 but until they sort out the staff people will rightly complain...!! Hope it's sorted soon.

Beyond pub food! Had a great time, good atmosphere, good beer and locally sourced food, all served with efficiency and a smile! Will go again.

WE dropped in passing through and were very please that we did. Great traditional pub with some nice real ales. We all ordered the stakes on a hot slate which you cook your self, nice piece of stake with hand made chips, a real treat. The pub a has a nice play area for the children and outside tables so you can make a nice family visit, we will certainly be return in the future

Lovely local pub with friendly staff, on my visit there was only one lady serving and sadly I got to the bar just after people who were ordering food and drinks so it took a little while to get served, the setting is very nice and on a lovely day it was a nice wY to spend an hour

A couple of girlfriends and I had a bite to eat and few drinks here and the food was very good. We sat on the balcony and enjoyed the views whilst we ate. The service was lovely and the staff very friendly. I have eaten here before and really enjoyed the steak I had. Highly recommend this place.

Food was amazing and such good quality at very reasonable prices, and the steak was the best I've tasted in a long time, plus a picture menu for the children, so they could identify the foods they wanted ( this was important for us having a young child from Belearuese staying with family at the moment) and younger children with us. Such good value, and bonus of free entertainment in a marquee before we sat for the meal.

Went for lunch, had a sausage and mash. Stunning food and very clean pub! Food very good portion size for the value.

We used the function room to celebrate our 20th wedding anniversary vow renewal. Everything was superb, Paul the owner was extremely helpful from beggining to the end, nothing was too much trouble!

A mixed party of 15 of us, including adults, children and dogs, visited on the Sunday afternoon before the May Day Bank Holiday. The Management had laid on family entertainment including prizes for children who had come dressed up, a bouncy castle, stalls and fairground rides and the huge field at the back. In addition, they had really talented singers performing and this all helped create a great atmosphere. We didn’t eat, so I can’t comment on the quality of the food, but the food is recognised locally as being very good, and we had a great time on a lovely sunny day.

It was a meal for the bro in laws birthday. I had scampi n chips, missus had gammon n chips. Really good food, not expensive great hand cut chips, the nicest I have had in a while. Really friendly staff and decent ale. Outside space with a bouncy castle for the kids. A nice way to spend a sunny bank holiday.

Another great lunch at the Junction. Excellent service, well cooked food, friendly chef. Highly recommended.

Country pub with loads of choice of ales. Great hosts and lots of live music nights. Check out each night for different entertainment. Open mic nights are brilliant. Great venue

Can not fault the steaks on the hot rock it is fantastic, the pub is great, could do with some comftable chairs but all in all the junction is the best pub in Rainford

Fabulous food, good beer, helpful staff, just awesome. Best steak baguette ever, superb side salad, great gammon. All well cooked, carvery looked amazing. Thanks to all

Despite living about 300 yards from the Junction we haven't visited for years. Our loss, this is a very well run cosy country pub with a host of amenities. We visited for Sunday lunch and had an excellent carvery which was well cooked and really good value for money. Welcoming staff, can recommend.

We ate at this pub in October. The pub is situated next to the railway, very old world in style. The staff are great, and really friendly, our drinks order and food where served without us having to wait long. We can recommend the hot rock. steaks, a good portion of steak with salad and chips or baked potatoe, and piping hot. Great puddings too my husbands rhubarb crumble was enough for two.

While I have to say the food was good the service seemed to lack, got the impression if you are...

Discovered The Junction whilst working in Rainford recently. The pub is situated in a beautiful rural location and has ample...

Dropped in for a bite after visiting Inglenook Farm. Good beer selection and superb peaceful location but the food was...

We recently stayed on a campsite a few steps away from The Junction in Rainford . The special on Thursday...

Aparecimos sin reserva el domingo pero pudimos conseguir una mesa. Gran selección de cervezas y una sabrosa real Chardonnay para mi esposa. Buena elección en el menú (también la pizarra para las ofertas especiales) se sirve con sus campos sin demora. Dos campos suficiente tanto...

Fuimos a una celebración de comunión santo aquí, se celebró en una carpa en los jardines del pub. . . Fue increíble. Mucho, si la habitación para los niños a correr fuera y jugar al fútbol en las reglas en el sitio. . . La comida era excelente. Lo recomiendo altamente.

we stayed the weekend and booked a meal for Friday night we found the food was very good the staff where friendly and there was a good choice of beers went in Saturday night and they had a very good live band performing again staff were friendly and there was a good atmosphere we will return soon

We have just spend a weekend at a camp site in Rainford , The junction was a hundred yards away what nice place to have a pint and too eat I had the nachos to start and black rock steak very nice , wife had the Halloumi cheese and the Beef stroganoff great too , the ice cream was a little disappointing, they also had entertainment on it was open mic night on Friday night , Saturday afternoon the was a summer fair donkey rides, bounces castle, hook a duck etc it a great country pub will visit again don't forget to ask for a loyalty card for a free beer when it's full.

Called in here, as stopping locally on business, to see the live music. What a great night - such friendly peopleWe'll certainly be going back before we leave

Visited 14th may '17.Felt right at home, staff were fantastic, food was delicious, booking for Father's Day xWell done the team x

There is a comprehensive and varied menu at the Junction, only let down by a limited Vegetarian offering. The food was good with man sized portions. Fresh cooked and " hand cut " chips. My wifehad Creamy Garluc Mushrooms and I had Nachos, as a starter. Veggie burger for the vegetarian, which I understand was home made and delicious, I had Rump stroganoff the sauce was obviously home made and very good, pity this sauce isn't offered as a vegetarian option with the mushrooms. Wife was well full but I had the ice cream desert. All round excellent food in convivial surroundings and friendly staff. Oh and real ale! Heaven

went to the junction today - not been for a long long time!! I had the hot rock steak and my partner had the all day breakfast. Great food and reasonably priced. The hot rock steak is great as you can cook it to your own taste. this should be advertised better as the food is good value. will definitely go back as there is no where else who does the hot rock steak in this area. I have had it in Lincoln and when I googled it the nearest was in Crosby - so glad I have found it in st Helens. good portions and the sauce was really tasty and the chips are not frozen.

Having never been to this pub before I heard a couple of fellas talking about it in work and saying they had been the previous week. They mentioned how nice the Sunday Carvery was and also how delicious the Steak was too. After this recommendation I suggested it to my husband who was more than happy to try it. We went on his birthday and after speaking to the Assistant Manager Suzanne about the recommendations and the menu we both ordered the Black Rock Steak and our son ordered a burger.The food was amazing and so tasty and delicious, we were really pleased with everything and absolutely stuffed, so much so we couldn't manage a pudding.We will certainly return and of course recommend it to our friends.

Had absolutely lovely meal here tonight the burger was perfect and juicy the Cajun chicken was just the same will be returning again thanks very much

Been here a few times for an impromtu tea out and each time had the Black rock steak which comes on the stone and you turn and cook it to your own liking. It has been lovely each time, the portions are generous, would only say that to make it better the chips would be better fresh cut rather than frozen chips but overall good food. the service is good and on one occasion people were tucking into the Sunday carvery which also looked good. Will be going back.

Quite possibly the nastiest pub I have ever been in...I have reserved judgement for too long but you can always guarantee that cask beers will be sour! I think they probably buy beers on their way out. You are very lucky to get a decent cask and this isn't based on one visit. The place is laughable but I really don't think they care!

have eaten here several times since the major refurb a year or so ago. Owners and the pub are really nice but the food is rock bottom now. Ale pie never been near ale, Onion rings were soggy and raw onions, chips soggy, kids chicken nougats are tge worst cheepest ive seen for ages. Kids ate not fussy but they were uneatable. Apparently there was a fight with Polish farm staff the day before we were there abd I dont know if they'd just had to clean the carpets but the place stank. Really lovely pub, but there is a new cheff every time we go and they get worse. Visit and anjoy the ambiance and music and beer, but give the food a miss for now.A lovely new kitchen refit for a useless chef on a tight budget

tryed the new steak , perfect meal. and the pea and ham soup isbest ever tasted.plus on thursdays you get a free pint.go spoil yourselfs , i did

Visited here on several occasions, Sunday Carvary is great value for money, bar meals and take away pizza also available, a large selection of real ales, attentive friendly and knowledgeable staff, entertainment at the weekends, will be back

Had a family meal and all I can say is wow the food is amazing and the service was excellent. The staff friendly and was very helpful. Now back to the food the starters was a great start to the meal I had the black pudding and it was really good. My misses had the garlic bread with cheese and for the mains it was to die for I had the steak and it was so tasty and soft and just melted in my mouth. I will deffo be going back

The junction is always a very welcoming place to visit. The selection of real ales and good food is excellent and the pub is extremely family friendly.It's a great pub to visit particularly in the spring and summer months where you can enjoy eating and having a drink outside and the kids can play on the bouncy castle in the beer garden.

Good beer selection 6 cask ales 2-3 ciders on draught some very strong check before you blitzed. Food cheap and basic. Excllent entertainment most nights worth a visit.

Went for a carvery with my family and they now have lamb as a choice of meats . Everything was perfect and very very fresh

I got gambo prawns for starter it was nice but portion was tiny then came the sirloin whick was med rare as i asked but my got it was like rubber an every1 who got steak said the same i did get a refund a few of the lads got a mixed grill which was pathetic sum undercooked chips a rubber steak a sausage an a piece of chicken lovely pub but wont eat there ever again

Had a great meal here last Sunday. We stopped in here on a last minute decision. I do drink and eat here about once a month so I felt it about time to give a review- not a snapshot of one visit. We were out in Rainford at Sidings Lane park and having walked the dog we thought we all deserved a drink and a snack. That went out the window when we walked in and smelled- then saw- the sunday carvery. We opted for that as all thoughts of a snack went out the window-and glad we did. Fresh veg- not frozen- and a huge portion of beef that filled the plate. I enjoy cask ales and a pint of pheasant -that is well presented -tasted great. Being fussy over my beer i have only ever queried one pint that must have been the result of a barrel being disturbed. It was changed without any fuss, bother or huffing by the staff. They do have a range of cask ciders but I have never tried them. The staff are always friendly and have a ready smile. If you sit at the bar they will chat and converse as they go about their work. We enjoy our afternoons here and if the sun is out we go onto the upper terrace looking out over the countryside. My wife has bad knees so the lift is great for her. I believe the place is disabled friendly. She also comments on how clean the place is kept. Dogs are allowed in the bar but must be well behaved and on the lead. In all it's a quirky place that has good home made food and real ale. It's not "glammed up" or pretentious. It's a decent pub with plenty going on. Rainford train station and bus stop are within 50yds. I have had occasion to leave the car and the parking is secure and on cctv. It ticks all the boxes for us and doesn't break the bank for a lunch n beer. Russ Greenway.

We held my wife's 60th birthday party upstairs at the Junction in the function room. There were over 60 of us and the party was great. We chose our food from the buffet menu stressing the need for it to be good quality and piping hot. It was only a simple choice of burgers, sausages, hand cut chips, coleslaw and salad. There is a pretty wide choice but we wanted to keep it simple. Having seen a previous comment about the bread rolls served with burgers we queried this with the Landlord Paul. He said that after a few comments they had now changed to a brioche style roll which gave much more consistent results. They were spot on - and the food was hot. The burgers came from Taylors Butchers in Lathom and the sausages from Cooks Butchers in Rainford. As local people we knew exactly what good quality these were and we were not disappointed on the night.Paul helped us arrange a live Jazz trio and liaised with the group beforehand to make sure the set-up was just right. We chose our table layouts with advice from Paul and the room was just perfect.BTW it really is worth paying for a member of staff to run the bar for you upstairs. You don't have to have it but it saves the tramp up and down to the main bar which can be busy depending on the day of your function. Emily worked hard all night keeping the tables clear and making sure we had what we wanted. It is only a small bar upstairs but the selection was good. We even had a cask ale on - again ask Paul for advice.Just one other point a number of our guests have mobility problems. There is a lift up to the function room from the main bar (ask the staff where it is) and there are toilets up there as well. Well done Paul and the team you made our special night great.

There is lots going on here through out the year, but this time we just called in for a drink and a meal, as normal the food was good and the service was excellent, we would highly recommend the junction

Great pub grub, great music and really good atmosphere. Quiz on Mondays, open mic a couple of times a week, live bands on Saturday nights and lots of other musical events during the week.Needs to publicise events in a better way as I live on the same road and am not always aware of what's occurring, but that aside, well worth a visit.

Went there on a Friday night for dinner and open mike night a very enjoyable evening and unexpected as we were staying on a caravan site over the road and the village looked really quiet. Food was good value and the beer was great. Really enjoyed a pint of pheasant. Well worth a visit if passing through

I am absolutely disgusted with both the quality of food and service at this pub. Living locally to the pub and going in there regularly I have got to know some of the staff, therefore you would think that maybe I would receive better service - this is not the case, in fact my complaint just got brushed to the side and treated as a joke! Absolutely ridiculous!My complaint derived from the fact that I had taken my husband and stepson into the pub for an evening meal. My husbands food (even though it looked like it had been thrown on the plate) and stepson's food apparently tasted nice, mine on the other hand - a mixed grill (which is 14 pound and the most expensive thing on the menu), was totally substandard. Firstly, I asked for my steak medium rare, and it was served to me well done, and to be honest it was a cheap and nasty cut. The sausages were what I can only say were ASDA smart price and you could find better in your local chippy and the eggs had been on the hot plate for a while. Very disappointing for a lovely pub.

Food has unfortunately suffered again. Not sure if it is down to a new chef, or if the staff are spread too thinly with the restaurant / private functions to manage. Ordered pizza. It took an absolute age to arrive (40 mins +) and when it did, the middle wasn't cooked and it looked loaded with the carvery remnants. Cheesy chips were sent back as they had been microwaved to oblivion. A really shame, but I will not be eating here again until changes are made.

This was the worst Sunday family lunch I have ever experienced never again we were looking forward to a fresh sudsy lunch but experienced a dry stain meal

Great pub, has peroni on draft. Visited here on a hot sunny day with my partner. The roof terrace is great on a hot sunny day, the burger I had was cheap and cheerful, the only negative which stopped me giving 5 stars was mine and my partners bun on the burgers was stale or reheated in a microwave from frozen.

Enjoyed a nice Sunday lunch whilst out for a walk. Very friendly staff. Carvery was tasty and lovely well filled jacket potato. Apparently the beer selection is particularly worth a visit!

The Junction has a fine selection of ales to choose from, there is something to satisfy many differing pallets! The beer garden is very pleasant, and my little girl loves the bouncy castle. There are plenty of events organised by the Junction, including a Star Wars weekend a few weeks ago. Situated a mere five minutes walk from my house, its a place I like to visit as often as possible!

We came at short notice looking for a tasty Sunday lunch, we were not disappointed. The prices are very competitive and plenty of choice. There's a lot going on here with weekly events and specials as well. Banjo nights, singing around the piano nights, quiz and karaoke nights, etc. The Sunday we went there was a Star Wars themed event in the field behind and next month there are car events planned.... an American Classic day and a separate Classic and veteran event. Well worth Google-ing them to see what's coming up. Two main courses, two sweets, two drinks each and all for £35. A bargain.

Situated right opposite rainford station, ample car parking and clean toilets. They have a great sing n play session on Mondays at 11am upstairs for babies and youngsters which is just wonderful I had chef special pork n leak sausages and veg which was tasty ! Worth a trip

Pub great just only 1 chef makes it good and that is Phil but good food and good service but make sure Phil is the chef

We have become a real fan of the Juction, been quite a few times, we booked a table for Mother's Day. Sunday carvery really good with fresh veg, not frozen or tinned. Was a little disappointed that they put 4 of us on a very small table. It's our fault we should have asked to move. The table behind us was only reserved from 3pm we where there at 1pm. Next time we would ask to be moved, but this basic customer service.