The Lord Nelson Inn in South Gloucestershire - Phone Number, Reservations, Reviews

We were greated in a friendly manner as soon as we walked in the door and made to feel very welcome. The food was delicious and very reasonably priced.

As a very "Senior Citizen" who has lived Locally for many years I am a regular visitor to Marshfield with friends where - fortunately in these difficult times - there are still two excellent Pubs. However since the fairly recent arrival of new Landlords/'Publicans - Pete and Jayne Olsen - very well known in the area - The Lord Nelson has become even more welcoming and to a much wider age range of ages of customers. They offer a wide choice of really excellent food - particularly their Sunday Roasts - as well as their Fish and "Pub Grub". There is also always a choice of about 20 Home Cooked Stone Baked Pizza's. whether to eat "in house" or as Take Aways . I do suggest Booking and to check on times.

Just had a great lunch with the family at this charming pub. The food was home-cooked and delicious.

Stayed here for work, the landlord and lady are the nicest people who would bendove backward to make sure your stay is enjoyable. The food is excellent, the rooms are clean and the locals are friendly. Thanks for your hospitality 👍🏻

Visited for a Sunday lunch to celebrate family birthday. Limited choice of only chicken or beef. Beef arrived cold, chicken sparse and appeared to be fillets sliced up into thin pieces. Not what one would expect to be served! Overall very poorly presented and executed. Also demonstrated by lack of customers, empty tables and cold atmosphere. A great shame as this pub could be so much better…….. with a bit more passion and investment! This pub would attract returning visitors. Will certainly not be returning. Advise to avoid for Sunday lunch!!!

We visited on Sunday the 3rd of Oct 2021 for a family lunch and sat down at 2:15. We were nicely welcomed by we presume the Landlord & Land Lady & made to feel most welcome. There appeared to be some breakdown in comms between the kitchen & front of house as we ordered 2 beef lunches & one lamb only to be told 5-10 mins later that there was no longer any beef. There was a reasonable wait for food and it turned up and looked and tasted lovely, however after reading several reviews we were left disappointed with only one small dish of vegetables between 3 of us, I had to go and ask for some more vegetables. Then the comms issue reared up again they brought out two correct desserts and one wrong again. It was taken away to be replaced only to be told that they had run out of that particular dessert.

Booked a table for 8 people. Food arrived in good time. Generous portions and extra roasties. Would recommend .

We visited today for Sunday lunch...just 4 of us. We ate in the bar area which was fine. However it was so cold in there and my elderly parents were freezing. Unusually cold for May but could have done with some heating. There was only one vegetarian choice. The lunches were not hot, the plates were cold, the vegetables were uncooked and overall quite tasteless. Very disappointed as my parents have been there before and enjoyed their previous meals

My wife & I called in whilst out on a walk with 3 dogs for a light lunch and a real ale. They were very welcoming and the dogs could come in with us. We only had sandwiches but they were excellent and we decided to book a table for the evening when our son would be with us. We could have taken the dogs in the evening but decided to leave them at the cottage where we were staying but there were others there. We had 3 different main courses and 3 different desserts and they were excellent and beautifully presented. The icecream is homemade. We'd certainly go again when next in the area

We only had drinks but were made to feel welcome by the friendly lady that served us. All covid measures in place so felt very safe

Although a Local "Regular", during this Lockdown they are doing fantastic Evening Take-Away AND Delivering (Locally) Evening meals on Thurs,Fri and Sat and great Sunday lunches too ! CHECK THEIR WEBSITE for their Menu and the times when available ! Miss being able to go down there though as I am an "oldie" and so very much in Lockdown.

Takeaway service of fish n chips during lockdown. We ordered and collected for 3 households, what a welcome treat, hot, crispy and tasty. Thanks to the Lord Nelson pub for cheering us all up. I'd recommend food but especially at this time made a difference.

Our visit started badly, the Landlord was on duty. I’m not sure what he knows about running a pub but he doesn’t know his beer and he has no customer service skills.,He tried to pass off a pint of beer that had white deposits the size of hailstones swirling around. I suggested he changed it which he did begrudgingly. The second attempt smelt of vinegar and tasted worse - I suggested it was off and he said rudely well choose another one then! The second pint was ok. I asked him to taste/smell the offending beer and he said hmm it’s a bit off!! He then theft the bar and left the entire front of house operation to a nice female member of staff who had to take and deliver orders, pour and table serve drinks, serve at the bar and do the bills. For around 18 covers!! Our food was passable although scampi and chips escaped from a basket at around £11 was poor. Go elsewhere, the landlord doesn’t deserve your trade!

Stayed here overnight and couldn't have asked for much more. Very friendly on arrival, our room was super cosy, clean and comfortable. We ate here and the food was amazing, I has the beet and kale risotto special and my partner had one of the burgers, could not fault it was delicious. Loved the atmosphere, a lovely little cotswold inn.

Had anther fantastic meal at the Nelson. Succulent Steak and sauce. Lovely and friendly service. Great Beers and wines on offer. Will visit again

Went to the Lord Nelson last night with my husband and a friend. The food was very high quality, beautifully presented and excellent value for money. Two of us had the chicken breast with pesto dressing and pomme Anna potatoes followed by chocolate fondant. Our friend had the handmade burger and creme brûlée. It was so much better than the average pub food and more the type of food you would expect at an expensive restaurant in Bath. This is our second visit and we will be going again. I would highly recommend it.

Overnight stop on Cotswold Way, in a pretty and quiet village Very nice atmosphere and friendly greeting; nice personal touch. Clean and comfortable room. As the rooms are not situated over te bar area they are also relatively quiet. Excellent food, much better than the typical "branded" Inns. Would certainly revisit.

The quality of the food here has recently improved massively, presumedly because of the new chef. Beautifully presented, and all three courses were delicious and excellent value for money.

The place was packed, the atmosphere was warm and friendly. The limited menu was fine. I had baby squid and steak. So often a steak ordered rare comes out medium, but not here. And the meat was good. Service was patchy, a young crowd, but their enthusiasm and clear keenness to help made it work fine. The four star rating comes from the wine: a Cotes du Rhone which was so much better than the £26 price tag.

Went for a meal with my wife on Saturday. Great atmosphere, superb food and drink, Wonderful service. Meze was tasty, steak melted in your mouth. To finish and awesome chocolate fondant. Well done chef an staff.

We had a party to celebrate 80th and 70 birthdays. The buffet was very good catering for vegetarians and a child with nut and lactose allergies (this was after a consultation with the chef) The room was very warm and decorated with candles and wall hangings. Staff all very helpful and friendly. We had an overflow room to put coats and where the 19 children gathered. Marshfield is a great place to have such a party as there is plenty of B&B;, AirB&B; and pub accommodation in the village so people can walk back after the event. Many thanks to Alistair and his team!

Ok, so I come here frequently. It's local when I am in Marshfield. But I do travel extensively and my reviews are as fair as I can make them. The food here is close to gastro quality without the pretence. I read that some people complained about the age of the building and the heat, these are fair comments but, for me, that's part of the charm of a 16th century venue. It's so unlike other pubs in retaining it's character. And it has no inane music.

What it sets in the title. One minor point it was bit nippy and the furniture was a bit dated. Very friendly staff.

20 family members booked for 28th December, we were allocated the back room which was great as we could arrange the tables as we wanted them. Service was great and not one person had any complaint about the food.

Food and service very good. The restaurant was very cold though and we had to wear our coats. The heating needs to be kept on and not turned off when we had just finished our starters.

Solía comer aquí bastante a menudo, especialmente para el carvary, que era bueno, lamentablemente, esto se fue en descenso en el tamaño de las porciones y la calidad hace un par de años.

Tuvimos cenas de domingo asado aquí ayer, 6 de nosotros. La comida, además de ser absolutamente deliciosa, estaba muy bien presentada en agradables platos calientes a precios muy razonables. Creo que el nombre del chef puede haber sido Lucas, lo siento, no estoy seguro. El camarero, Tyler, fue cortés, amable y eficiente, sin ser entrometido. Qué maravilloso hallazgo; suerte de marshfield. Roy y Susan Hubbard

We booked a table. Arrived at 1.15pm as booked.. By 1.45, no one had asked us what we wanted to drink or eat. My daughter then went to the bar and ordered 3 cokes and a wine.. By 1.55pm, the drinks still had not come. We walked out disgusted. There's a nice young black man who was clearly run of his feet and working hard. A young redhead who didn't seem to give a crap and was outside smoking. Her attitude was awful. I've had excellent food here many times before, but the service today was absolutely appalling. The family sitting near us were also very unhappy with the service. They arrived before us and waited over 40 minutes for their food order. They came to us before them. We chased up the drinks twice, but they still didn't arrive. How hard can it be to pour 3 cokes and a glass of wine? Not a way to run a pub. We had a lovely meal elsewhere and won't be back.

This pub has a great history, atmosphere, food and drink. The staff are incredibly friendly and it has been really tastefully renovated inside. Log fires in winter and an excellent Sunday carvery it’s a real gem! Highly recommended.

We hosted a family celebration for 12 adults & 2 children last weekend, and couldn't have made a better choice of venue. (We wanted somewhere in Marshfield but didn't have previous knowledge of where to go) We had use of a private room so it was easy for us all to feel comfortable, especially when the little one wanted to dance. The food was of restaurant standard, the Sunday roasts was all excellent, and the puddings delightful. A special thank you to Tyler for looking after us so well, and taking the perfect group photo of us all! Hope to return soon and would certainly recommend.

Went late Sunday afternoon although Sunday roast had finished still had an excellent meal. Would defiantly recommend.

I'd recommend the fish and chips and the burgers. Food comes quickly and because its a set menu you and your guests can make a choice quickly.

When saying that final Goodbye to Joy, The Nelson was going to be the only venue of choice. She always looked forward to family visits as an excuse to take us to enjoy a predictably first class meal. The food isn't pub grub but restaurant quality with super friendly service.

My romantic husband took me back to this restaurant where he had proposed to me in 1990 to celebrate our silver wedding anniversary tonight. He proposed there when it was Carriages, they are long gone now but the excellent hospitality was still there.

My friend and I were on a motorbike tour around the Cotswolds and surrounding area, and we booked in The Lord Nelson for B&B; on one of the days away. The couple running the place couldn't have been more friendly and accommodating, including the landlord coming outside to help us find a place to lock up the bikes for the night!

The fish and chips main course was excellent. The place is very clean and the owner friendly. We sat in the right corner where it was nice and warm (next to the chimney!). We enjoyed it much!

I have eaten twice here in the last month, the first time with my other half for a Saturday night out, and a couple of days ago with friends for Sunday lunch. Both times the food has been exceptional. Interesting starters, superb main courses and lovely deserts. Very hard to fault. If I had one criticism it would be they don't serve a flat white coffee.

We were not intending to have lunch, just a beer, but the 3 of us changed our mind and decided to stay in front of the warm fire and order 3 roast beefs.The food arrived with vegetables, Yorkshire pudding and horseradish sauce with unusual vegetables like roast Jerusalem artichoke, beetroot, swede as well as roast potatoes. We did not have room for a sweet but were made to feel very welcome, with staff asking us if we were alright or they could get anything else for us.

Smoked haddock with samphire, king prawn, mash and fried soft boiled egg. Honestly one of the most delicious and perfectly balanced dishes I can remember having.

I "hosted" a small group of seven friends - including two teenagers - for what was a quite exceptional Xmas lunch from their Special Menu. Between us we probably chose most of the choices available and everyone was delighted at the excellent quality and also the presentation of what they had chosen. The atmosphere and service too can only be described as being as cheerful and good as one could find. We can only suggest others BOOK NOW for Xmas 2018 !

6 of us went for a Christmas meal and were all immensely impressed by the presentation and taste of all the courses. This is definitely NOT your standard pub grub. I have had worse meals in Michelin starred restaurants. Well done!

We were staying at this Inns B&B; and decided to eat at the restaurant and both agree that it was the best food we'd eaten for quite a while. Michelin star food, served with imagination and cooked with panache and style.

About 30 people turned up for a Christmas lunch. Everyone agreed it was he best turkey with all the trimmings and Christmas pudding too. So moist and very tasty. Not a bit wasted today. Thank You The Nelson. A great meal. And wonderful service.

We had two nights in Marshfield and one we went with a friend to have dinner at the Lord Nelson...

Bar was busy in the evenings and had a buzzing & relaxed atmosphere. Nice place for a few drinks. We...

Had an excellent burger on a Tuesday for lunch. Very nicely prepared with bacon, cheese and fries. Nice atmosphere.

The Roast Beef and Roast Venison dinners tonight were great. Accompanied by very crispy & tasty roast potatoes and homemade Yorkshire Puddings. Totally recommend the venue.

If you are in Marshfield do try the food at the Lord Nelson. Three of us had dinner. Delicious food. I had sid, then a delicious beef and Guinness pie. Others had. Soup and fish.

A large group of us came yesterday for Sunday lunch after walking in the morning for charity.The meals came out on time and piping hot. The food was excellent with plenty of it and great service too. Also the desserts were delicious.A lot of people mentioned it was one of the best Sunday roasts they have had and will be returning.Thank you Alistair and Claire for putting on a great meal after our walk.We will be back..

I visited with a small group of friends, we opted to eat in the bar as we had a dog. I always prefer to sit in the bar area. The pub was inviting, informal, with young and old making the most of a drizzly afternoon. I opted for the lamb. Fantastic, in fact best Sunday lunch in a while. Accompanied by fluffy roast pots and at least 5 other veg either served on the plate or a side bowl. The mint jus was really fresh and there was plenty of gravy. A friend had the pork and was equally impressed. The puddings looked amazing but on this occasion the lemon tart had run out. Tea and coffee served as they come, no nonsense enough for a couple of cups each with a little sweet treat. The staff were really welcoming, looking forward to an excuse to go back mid week as the menu looks really exciting using fresh ingredients.

Following an online recommendation my brother in law and his wife suggested we met up at this pub for an evening meal as we were in the area.The pub has a homely feel i and retains the traditional feel of a small village pub with a good range of beer on tap. However, this pub is not about traditional pub grub and the menu choices suggested we might be in for a treat. We weren't disappointed. Two of our party opted for starters one choosing, duck and the other a terrine. I chose pressed pork belly with crispy cheek as my main, whilst others in the group ordered corn fed chicken and risotto. When the starters arrived they were very nicely presented and looked very appetising and the empty plates a couple of minutes confirmed the quality of the food on offer. Unfortunately after clearing the plates we were informed that there was no risotto so a tortellini dish was ordered instead. The mains were again well presented and everyone commented that their chosen dishes were well cooked and flavoursome. Again empty plates all round. Three of our party decided they had room for a dessert and again these did not disappoint. The food was sensibly priced and as an added bonus for those that had pudding, as we visited on a Monday night they were free! A really enjoyable meal in a cosy pub. I will definitely put this one on my list for a revisit if we are in the area again.

Popped in at last minute to have a meal.To the right of the bar it is nice and light with cushions on some of the benches. Meal (Steak and Ale pie) arrived quickly and was well presented.

From being an occasional elderly visitor living on my own near Marshfield, since the return of Polish Chef - Lucas - I now go far more frequently and often with friends or meet them there. The food was always good and the welcome and service excellent but recently the quality and variety of "Specials" has - like the now "plated up" Sunday Roasts- just got better and better ! You won't be disappointed.

Stopped for lunch here after a beautiful walk. The food was exceptionally good - beautifully presented, really high quality and very good value. And (important because we had walked a long way) good sized portions!

The pub was welcoming, the food was great and the owner even dropped us off back at our campsite nearby when we found ourselves slightly stranded with no hope of a cab. Thank you sir!

Recently went out for an evening meal. Very nice classic old style English pub. Service was superb. And the food was stunning. The meals was prepared using fresh high quality ingredients. Very good presentation. And tasted great. Good selection of continental largest and locallly sourced real ales. Will come again soon. Very highly recommended

Stopped here whilst one a weeks course, Alistair the land lord was a great host and made me feel very welcome, as did the locals. the night time meals and drinks where fantastic along with the wide selection of breakfast you could have. The room I stayed in was a good size with good sized ensuite and the showers are great very powerful! Would love to take the fiancé here for a meal and a few drinks. Unfortunately 300 miles is a bit far to come. But I will be back someday I'd say for another course no doubt.

We stopped here for lunch and were surprised by the quality of the food, not wishing a full cooked meal we settled for sandwiches which were served with salad and chips.I had the ham and honey mustard whilst the wife had cheese and tomato, the ham was thick cut and dressed with a layer of chrunchy mustard seeds honey mustard on thick brown bread. It's nice to be offered a choice of brown or white but the brown was nice and malty, the chips were fresh french fries served in a wire basket.The wife's had a doorstep of cheese and nice ripe red tomato slices, you know when they are well stacked if you struggle to fit them in your mouth, chunky.I had a coffee which appeared to be thick and sharp but turned out to be very smooth and palatable.After lunch we had a pot of tea and the total was £22.00.The quality, presentation and quantity was excellent and other cooked dishes coming out of the kitchen looked apetising.

Zipped in over Christmas, very friendly welcome as usual and roaring log fire. Nice seating area and snug surrounds. Food menu looked very good, have eaten before and certainly this won't disappoint. A couple of local brews, like Bath Gem Ale.

Their home-made pie dishes are consistently good with tender meat, delicious gravy and fresh vegetables. Choice is sometimes limited and on a Monday night the girl on the bar wasn't sure they were doing food even at 830pm. Just glad they did as the beef and mushroom pie was delicious, excellent pastry.

Le Nelson burger est délicieux ! Surtout accompagné d une bonne biere et d un feu dans le poêle à bois...

So friendly and the food was great! Typical old English pub, but cosy and a great atmosphere. Met some lovely people!

We use the Nelson all the time when visiting our relatives and it never fails. The food is unpretentious and always tasty. The people who work here take pride and care with all they do.If you are passing by give it a try you will not be disappointed.Chris

My date suggested this place as one of her favourites for good pub grub, a chilled ambience and a warm welcome. It was a Thursday evening.The village of Marshfield is lovely, peaceful and pretty. The pub sits in the heart of it. Very inconspicuous from the outside but when you walk in its full of rustic charm, friendly staff and a local community ambience. Dogs are welcome and they even have a jar of treats for them.I had a nice glass of house Sauvignon Blanc which was nice, chilled and easy going.For dinner, it was burger night. The fries were nothing to write home about but the burger was fab. Cooked to perfection, simply served, hot and tasty .Outside there is s cute courtyard and pleasant beer garden. Parking on the street outside can be tricky. You might need a short walk but it's worth it.There is nothing flash about this place, but if you are looking for a nicely furnished, warm and friendly place for tasty but simple pub grub and a well served drink, it's great. It's easy driving to the north of Bath and to the west of Chippenham.Definitely go again.

As a party of about 16 we had pre-ordered our lunches for when we had finished our walk. The majority were served promptly but a few had a short wait. All dishes were nicely presented and the food was was of good quality and adequate quantity for hungry seniors. All plates were empty which speaks for itself. Service and beer were very good and mine host was friendly. The Lord Nelson is one of Marshfield's historic High St buildings and retains its character. If you are nearby - try it.

During our visit our host Brian recommended the Lord Nelson Inn. And thank you Brian. It’s a Inn but food is like a top restaurant. It’s really excellent food and we enjoyed it. It’s a must if you are in the region.

Cenamos varias veces en este establecimiento. Las hamburguesas son las mejores que hemos probado en Inglaterra.

I'm very sorry to have to write such a review but I came here for Sunday lunch with family and it was a bit of a shocker. The lunch carvery was of pretty low standard. Fatty meat which was hacked at. Tasteless vegetables, stale roast potatoes and cold gravy. I'm not sure if it was an off day in the kitchen because the other views are so good but this was well below average. Sorry.

My husband and I ate here twice while staying in Marshfield--once for lunch and later for dinner. Both meals were wonderful. For lunch, we shared a plowman's lunch which included tasty ham, cheeses, greens, and pickled cabbage and onions. It was perfect. For dinner, we both had steaks which came with chips (fries), onion rings, and vegetables--all delicious. The atmosphere is great and the staff friendly. This is a great place to stop for either a drink or a bite to eat.

The food here completely surpassed my expectations. Dinner was so good on our first night that we came back the next! Excellent flaky pastry on my steak & ale pie. Fish & chips - not sure if I've ever had as good before. Lots of garden fresh veggies to accompany our meals.

I visited this pub for Sunday lunch with friends. We had the carvery, which I would highly recommend. There were 4 choices of meat & about 6 different vegetable choices. The food was all freshly cooked and absolutely delicious. My only problem was fitting it all on my plate ( & I only had a little of everything, honest!). Although if I was allowed to have seconds I would have made an effort to fit it in! Beautiful food in a friendly and relaxed environment.

Our group of seven loved the food and atmosphere here. Between us we tried the fish and chips and the butternut squash ravioli. We were all happy.

We stayed here while walking the Cotswold Way. The Lord Nelson is a beautiful listed building. We had a very comfortable stay with excellent food and beer. It is a mile or so off the Cotswold Way but this was no problem as the landlord gave us a lift back to the route and would not accept payment. We would thoroughly recommend this accommodation to others walking the Cotswold Way.

Great service . Friendly and professional. The carvery was so delicious. Really really tasty. I had lamb which melted in the mouth and the vegetables were piping hot and perfectly cooked. My friends had beef which was equally as delicious. It's great to have a local pub serving such high quality meals and with a warm and friendly atmosphere. Will not hesitate to spend more lazy Sunday lunch times here. Highly recommend you all try.

The Lord Nelson Inn was booked by a family member, for an Aunt's birthday. Our host and hostess were very accomodating, the food was good. There was a varied menu, that included set pieces as well as a specials board of seasonal dishes. The birthday girl had a very particular requirement for her own meal, which was not on the menu, but was not a problem for chef to create as a special order whilst serving the rest of the party from the two menus available for the evening. Service was prompt, friendly and overall the meal and drinks were well priced. There was a good range of wines and spirits and is the current fashion a menu of Vodka, Gin and Whisky. My only complaint, being a cognac drinker there was only one Brandy on offer. Couvoisier. Not my first choice but as the only complaint from a good evening a place to easily recommend to others. The bar has a great feel and the locals are very welcoming and you swiftly find yourself engaged in conversation. A proper pub, with proper food and no television required to make for an entertaining night out.

Had a nice weekday lunch here whilst removal men were busy moving us out of our house. Staff were friendly, and the food tasty. Would recommend

The "Lord Nelson" had been recommended to us by the B&B where we were staying. The menu looked a little "basic", but when the food arrived it was obvious that it is much better than the typical pub fare. The staff were very friendly.

As a Marshfield resident the Nelson is my 'local', I went with some friends for the Sunday carvery I hadn't been for quite sometime but not a good experience, the portions of cabbage were just ridiculous , it looked like a 1/4 of a cabbage and not properly cooked as was the broccoli.Every carvery that I've been to the meat is placed on the plate first and the vegetables on top but not this time, the meat was put on the top and it was all cold.I don't know if it was my imagination but the plates seemed to be much smaller?It was discreetly mentioned to the co-owner but nothing was done.Very disappointed!

Lovely food, wine, beer service brilliant nothing to much trouble for them.Breakfast was so fresh and hot loved it and will be back. Recommend the local ale apparently it went down a dream!!!!!

An excellent, posh and cosy pub with great food and lovely and approachable staff. The Sunday carvery is a great price but is excellent and perfectly cooked meats and vegetables. The desserts are lovely and refreshing, also full of flavour. I would recommend this pub to everyone. Outstanding and quick service.

Lovely country inn atmosphere, imaginative modern style menu. Good selection of ales and wines. Yes we will be coming back.

Some of the best pub food I've had in the UK - freshly cooked + great menu options + this is coming from someone who frequents English pubs often and has had many a pub grub!

Have been coming here regularly since Claire and Alistair took over the helm and regularly get a great meal especially now with new chefs Lucas and Eaga in the kitchen.Last night we went as a group for our annual Christmas Dinner and it was excellent.The wines and meals were excellent but the sauces that accompanied the Turkey, Beef and Pork belly were superb.Well done will be back.

I would just like to congratulate you on the excellent lunch you served us when we gave my brother a "Xmas" lunch on Wednesday , Not only was the Confit of Duck quite exceptionally delicious but it is rare these days to find such a high standard of food in an Inn which still has the feel of a comfortable country pub with a friendly welcome from both you as hosts and your regular customers .And our Labrador was also impressed by your welcome . Thank you .

Lovely pub in a picturesque village. Came for a Sunday carvery and couldn't fault it, all well cooked. Choice of lamb, beef or pork. You could then help yourselves to the veg - roast potatoes, cauliflower, red cabbage, sprouts, carrots, swede and yorkshires. Pot of crackling, gravy and range of condiments. You could also return for seconds of any of the veg....we chose to leave room for the sticky toffee pudding which was also delicious. Good service and characterful pub, with wood burning stove. 10 mins from Bath junction of M4. Most definitely recommend, at £9.95 per carvery, great value for money too (kid friendly with children options too).

We were staying in Marshfield for the Bath Christmas markets and had our first evenings meal at the Lord Nelson. Welcoming with a fire and some nice decor. The food was lovely. I had the porkbelly and my wife had chicken (great broccoli and blue cheese soup to start for both of us). Only slight comment (amusing actually but others could have been annoyed) was a very young and inexperienced waiter who got quite a few things wrong but he was a nice lad and we were away for a leisurely weekend so not a biggy.

The food here just gets better and better. Sunday carvery is sooooo tasty and delicious. Hope they keep this chef. He's really a vey good cook

We have visited the Lord Nelson many times when visiting family locally. We have enjoyed staying B & B, having a casual drink, lunch or supper. Alistair and Clair have also brilliantly organised family celebrations for us. The Nelson is a lovely old building, full of character, where you can be sure of a warm welcome and excellent service. They provide a good range of local beer and cider and the food is simply amazing. The chef is very talented - he doesn't do pub grub. His food is restaurant quality making clever use of local and seasonal produce. If you are staying in one of the other B& Bs in the village we recommend visiting The Lord Nelson for supper or lunch. You won't be disappointed!

Could not fault this local pub and the meals were fantastic, friendly and professional with great staff and service

We recently visited the Lord Nelson while touring England. It had a great atmosphere and the staff were very friendly and provided great service. The menu had a wide selection to suit most tastes. We really enjoyed our meals, the beef and ale pie would have been the best I had tasted during our 6 weeks of touring. We would have no hesitation in recommending the Lord Nelson as a place to have a pint of the good local ale and a great meal. A big thank you to Alistair and the team.

Our second visit to the pub for dinner and once again a great experience. Friendly service and a good choice of dishes at reasonable prices. This would definitely be our ‘local’ if we lived nearer!Booking highly recommended as the place has been busy on both mid week occasions we have visited.

Friendly service and good food and beer. Happy to accommodate our toddler, although it is a shame that the children's menu isn't up to the same great standard as the main menu (mass produced fish fingers - would much prefer a small piece of fresh battered fish).

We visited the Lord Nelson as we were in the area and like to enjoy a Sunday carvery. The quality of carveries can vary in England, but this is up there with the best.The choice and quality of the veg in particular was excellent. The oven roasted veg selection was the highlight. Finally, the quality of the service was great. Thanks very much.

Really nice pub. Have eaten here a few times and it's always good. Great menu plus specials on the board. Recommend cold meat platter to start; fish and chips; steak; burgers and creme brûlée for pud. Good selection of beers and wine.

We stopped here for dinner while staying at Snow on the Barn and really enjoyed our grub n suds. Tried treacle for desert, somewhat to the bemusement of nearby locals and found it really sweet, but a good finsh to our traditional meal of steak & ale pie. I give it Four Stars!

The food was excellent at The Lord Nelson Inn. There was great choice. It was freshly cooked and the service was very good.

We had a couple of Family Dinners at the Nelson - great Food, Service and Smiles.The Beer was very well kept and refreshing. Selection of 3 Real Ales from the West Country.

Great food at reasonable prices. Sampled the sausage and mash as well as the steak. Both delicious. The atmosphere was relaxing and enjoyable.

We ate at the Lord Nelson twice while in Marshfield. The servers were friendly and the food was good without being spectacular. I had the Breton chicken pie, which was tasty though it clashed a little with the jus, and my companion ate the vegetarian fare, a pasta dish with vegetables and liked it. The local ciders were good. The Lord Nelson offers a variety of meat pies each day. There were 4-5 kinds each time we came in, and they seemed popular. The tables are nicely spaced apart and the atmosphere is friendly. The brownie and ice cream dessert was particularly good - definitely 5 star for that!

Nice friendly welcome, they placed us in a quiet corner as one of the party were slightly deaf. Food excellent, well presented.