The Lowfield Inn in Shropshire

Arrived on a Sunday hoping for a Sunday lunch and were in luck, Sunday dinner was fabulous everything cooked to perfection, fish bucket and halloumi to start, one main of pork and one of beef. It’s rated in our top 3 Sunday dinners ever when eating out. Staff friendly, checked in to a clean and spacious room with a comfy bed. Enjoyed the beer garden on a sunny afternoon and had an evening snack of loaded fries (great idea to have a list of toppings and pick your own) and halloumi fries, again all tasty. Breakfast was a pre order - which isn’t always my first choice predicting what I want the following day, but again could not fault, brilliant. Overall this place was a great find and will certainly call in for food at the least when next in the area, but likely to stay again. The only tiny improvements we could find would be a shower that had some power, and the staff not taking over the pool table all evening after finishing their shifts - but little things that would not take away from a great all round 5* experience.

We were attending a Wedding 4 miles away from the Lowfield. When we arrive we only had 45 minutes until our taxi came to take us to the venue …. We checked in ordered lunch and drinks and were seen to really well by the staff . The pub was busy as they had a 40th bday party and lots of people started arriving . We stayed in the family room 2 x double beds and a big room . The bathroom was clean and shampoo and conditioner provided . In fact everything you would want . Breakfast was pre ordered the night before using a tick list . Fresh ground coffee and a beautiful cooked breakfast with premium produce especially the black pudding ! The staff couldn’t do enough. Thank you to everyone at the Lowfield for making our stay!

Came for mother’s days on a Sunday and although it was super busy all the staff were amazing, we had a slight wait on our food so the manager gave our table a full round of drinks on the house! Food was stunning, highly recommend the chocolate brownie for dessert 🍨. Good vibes all round

9 of us went for Mother’s Day it was perfect , such a busy day for them but it didn’t reflect on the service, great staff so efficient, food was amazing the beef was perfectly cooked pink in the middle, the sweet menu was amazing too!! All perfect thanks so much lowfields

Not sure where to start, for those of you who get bored reading long reviews I’ll cut to the chase as a stop over location it was FAB! We stayed for one evening - family of 4 - in the cockerel room. From the moment we walked in the greeeting was warm and friendly and this continued until we left. Room was lovely, double bed, sofa bed and a settee to sit on. Plenty of tea/coffee and kettle. Lovely en suite with plenty of hot water. Heating we could control to suit and lovely to have a window to open (unlike chain hotels). The curtains aren’t blackout so make sure you bring a sleep mask (we always do anyway). When we stayed we were the only room occupied so lovely and quiet. Breakfast was amazing! Absolutely the best breakfast I’ve had. Clearly they source the best ingredients. Gutted we didn’t get to eat in for evening meal but we were meeting family in Shrewsbury. An absolutely spot on overnight stay and a bargain at £110. Diolch yn fawr

We had a lovely welcome. There was a huge choice of menus. The usual Sunday menu as well as the main menu. It was difficult to choose. I opted for the soup and roast pork. The rest of the family had roast beef, curry, chicken supreme and a steak ciabatta. Everyone enjoyed their meal. The service was good as were the staff. We'd definitely be back.

Every time I come here, I eat a scrumptious meal. They are quite large portions and great value. The staff are kind and cooperative like when yesterday I asked whether the vegan nut roast had a Yorkshire pudding and it didn't (because it was vegan) so they added one for me, no extra cost. The puddings are delightfully delicious and even homemade. The menu changes which I think is fantastic because it can be boring with the same choices.

After driving past this pub many times I finally decided to give it a go for lunch. Having used its fabulous sister venue The Raven, countless times, I was expecting a similar experience. Unfortunately I was disappointed, Walking in the front door, into a dreary looking bar area I was greeted by an awfully strong smell of bleach. Looking around, the whole place needs a good clean (despite the bleach smell) the hanging pictures, piles of old books, light fittings were thick with dust. The decor is just odd, a fairly new pub trying to look old but in a haphazard way. It’s such a shame because the food was very nice indeed, everything cooked to perfection and very tasty. I ordered a pie, which I was told was big. Now what I got completely stunned me! This pie was big enough to feed a family of four! I am a big eater but No way I could eat it all and I felt terrible at wasting so much food. I can’t quite figure out the idea of such enormous portions that go to waste. Probably silly to complain over a too large portion but this was just silly. I don’t think I’ll return in a hurry as I’d rather drive a little further to The Raven.

Was looking for a place to bunker down during storm Babet and nowhere reachable had a room spare. The folks at the Lowfield Inn were fully booked up but the chap behind the bar kindly offered me the spare room he was going to sleep in (he was staying on site), as it wasn't yet fully up to spec, and he took the sofa! Incredible generosity and it was a great room even though it wasn't finished. They were unbelievably kind and helpful and the food and atmosphere were both brilliant as well. Cannot recommend it enough.

The quality of our meal was excellent. The service was on the ball and the price reasonable. We can highly recommend this restaurant to anyone with taste. Thank You.

Excellent place to eat. It was totally accessible with fantastic disabled facilities. The food is delicious, cooked fresh, served impeccably. Staff so attentive & friendly. Highly recommended!!

A very good menu offered, in including a very good range of Gluten free food, prepared and served by a young but very talented chef

Advised to dine here and found the location quite easily although its sits next to an industrial building. Plenty of parking. We were quickly greeted and seated by staff who were very attentive. A good range of dishes on the menu and I enjoyed a well cooked and large portion of gammon and chips. The puddings were especially well presented. Friendly staff kindly opened a cork wine bottle top as our B&B didn't have a corkscrew, or so we thought. Good value.

We had a lovely family meal here while staying in one of their B&B rooms. Great choice on the menu including specials, and the kids menu was also good. Staff were very friendly, food was delicious. Would definitely visit again in the future

Our second visit here for dinner. Both times impressed with friendliness of staff and quality of food. Interesting and varied menu. Will definitely come again.

There aren't many places to eat on the B4386 between Shrewsbury and Montgomery, and so we pulled over here, expecting, from the look of it, to get something bland and average such as you would from a Harvester. How wrong we were. An interesting and varied menu - we had nachos (home made!) with the usual accompaniments, and a butternut squash and leek lasagne with a Swiss chard and salsa and sun-dried tomato salad... (home made, again!)there were three real ales on tap, and I can vouch for the Three Tuns' Solstice Pale Ale. The service was prompt, polite, friendly and attentive without being intrusive, and the price very reasonable indeed. A place worth putting on your map.

Found this pub on the way back from shopping so popped in on the off chance of a late lunch. The team couldn't be any more accommodating. A great menu to include sandwiches available all day, great touch. I had a cheese, tomato and pesto ciabbatta, the hubby had a steak ciabbatta. We both had chips. The food was delicious and a great price too. Well done team. We'll definitely be back

Excellent place, plenty of menu. Bit of a 'stary' atmosphere when entering from pub side clearly some young regulars who play pool week nights. First time, very clean the waitress was incredibly polite and helpful. The coffee brittle was a little weird, not sure if...

For the money, this was hugely impressive. The salmon starter was lovely, the chimichanga was enough enough to feed 6, and the Bakewell pudding had the best sponge that I’ve tasted in years. Definitely a must if you’re passing through into mid-Wales. Need a kip...

Beautiful food. Friendly, helpful staff. Sensational views. Well worth the drive out. A lovely evening spent.

Great food and friendly service, really enjoyed our Xmas party visit. Good variety on the menu and the pudding was to die for! Will def be visiting again .

Very pleasant cosy atmosphere, welcoming bar and restaurant, with great service, a wide ranging menu and excellent food. Dinners are served until 9.30pm

Cheeky Sunday lunch, great food, lovely surroundings and friendly service. What more can you ask for.

Had a great meal here. 4 of us, all had different meals and all were really enjoyed. Fantastic pudding . Friendly service. We plan to go again.

Had sausage and mash but the sausage were like they had been steamed they were soggy and no colour to them . My husband had gammon which he said was lovely .

Really liked it here. Lovely warm welcome of the young ladies behind the bar. Menu is great and lots of choice. Room was clean and large and en suite shower room was clean with a big shower area. Lots of thought went into the room....

excellent food and very friendly staff. The most amazing seasonal vegetables I have ever tasted 👍 Will definitely come here again, I highly recommend this place. The seabas was wonderful good portions and even the kids menu was generous.

We came here for family lunch, having been before and thoroughly enjoyed. Nice garden out the back, if the weather is hot. Starters were good and plenty of choice. Main courses we felt a little disappointing. The jambalaya was bland and homemade burger only mediocre....

I am lucky to be able to call the Lowfield Inn "my local". This is not a pub with the usual pub grub but a restaurant with fine dining. The food is always superb and the menu changes frequently so I am always able to...

Sunday lunch did not dissapoint perfectly cooked beef and very tasty veg gravy and Yorkshire pudd great choice of starter and sweet we will be back. Staff were friendly and efficient thankyou x

I had booked an overnight stay with breakfast for 2 people. We arrived at 8 pm on the Saturday night and they managed to squeeze us in for an evening meal!! The food was delicious, as was breakfast the next morning!!! Our double room was...

Thank you for making us all so welcome. Catered for different diets with no problem I'm grateful thank you so much. Able to split bill with no fuss. Very impressed with staff Thank you all

Fabulous food served in very pleasant surroundings. Staff very professional wish I lived near here we were on holiday wii definatley come again if in the area

We chose this pub for a family get together following lock down, when we have been unable to meet up. We eat early, but there were already several tables occupied when we arrived at 6.30pm. There is a large choice on the menu, and a...

This is a little gem of a place. Perfect stopover for us en route to South Wales. Room was big and well furnished. Food was superb, as was the extensive breakfast. Service was excellent aswell and the staff couldnt have done more. Worth every penny,...

Large, friendly and open pub. We visited whilst staying the area and had an excellent value midweek special meal of two courses for just under £16. All were off the main menu and very generous portions. Good local beers available and great ambiance too.

Ate here for evening meal. Extensive menu with plenty of choice offering different dishes from usual pub fayre. Problem with 1 main was remied by pleasant young female waitress, well these things happen! Both mains we delicious as was dessert. So lovely to eat a...

Following our nightmare at the Abels Harp hotel (see review) we were pleasantly surprised at the warm welcome and excellent food at the Lowfield Inn. The staff are really friendly and were always on hand for a drinks top up. Good food, lovely surroundings and...

Had visited previously without prior booking, however despite this a table was found for us and a superb meal served. So impressed were we by this excellent service we returned within the month having this time made a formal booking. Once again we found all...

Probably the best pub steak I’ve ever had. Great friendly service. Reasonable prices... shame the location is remote

Had to sit outside due to Covid regulations so it was fortunate it was a dry, fairly sunny day. The menu was very extensive and well priced. I opted for the tempura fish and chips. The chunky chips were crisp but I found the batter...

Called on our way home asked if we could have a drink. The restaurant was fully booked but we could have a substantial meal in the bar. I had Scotch egg and chips and my partner had Nanas Etc. It is only a snack and...

We had a very pleasant stay for two nights towards the end of August, we were in the area to visit relatives nearby. We have eaten at the Lowfield many times but this was the first time staying overnight. The room and bathroom were spotlessly...

We stayed at the Lowfield Inn whilst visiting friends in the general area. Plenty of parking and easy to locate, albeit a bit in the middle of nowhere, it has a large garden area, ideal in these Covid wary days. The pub itself is also...

Absolutely lovely food and service...great value for money, big portions and super food...would recommend.

We chanced upon this delight during a Anglo-Welsh border drive on a weekend away...and what a lucky chance it was! That all too rare cocktail of varied menu and accomodating staff. My girlfriend tried to embarrass me by ordering off the children's menu...and cheekily asking...

Had a fantastic meal today really lovely and hospitality was great thank you Dave and the bar maid on duty. X

Had a fabulous afternoon at the Lowfield Inn this afternoon - we walked from the Long Mountain log cabins foe lost but eventually found the Lowfield.Food was amazing, service impeccable we couldn't have asked foe more.But then when we couldn't get home Dave very kindly took us home !!We appreciate this so so much.Thanks to all this afternoon.The Liverpool walking girls xx

We visit the Raven Arms in Welshpool quite frequently & enjoy our meals there. I was anticipating the Lowfield Inn would be similarly good.However I was first disappointed the vegan selection wasn't more inspiring - only 1 token dish, which was a veggie burger without the coleslaw. I requested seasonal vegs. instead of the salad & was asked if I would like fries instead of chips. I declined the bun.When the dish arrived it was presented quite well, but unfortunately the root vegs. were over cooked & almost charred, as was the burger on one side, which was a pity as it had a good flavour. It was under cooked on the other side. Instead of being crisp the fries were soggy & inedible. It almost seemed as if the root vegetables & fries had been reheated.The savoy cabbage was the best part of the meal.On a more positive note my friend had the vegetarian Wellington which he thought very tasty & enjoyed.The ambience & service were welcoming & good.

Thank you for a fantastic New Year! The best yet! Food was amazing an the service fantastic! Live singer great! Thank you all for a fantastic night

I was excited to be visiting this pub for a meal last evening as I hadn’t been there before. I was one of a party of 18 there for our annual work’s party. Most of the party had steaks/mixed grill which they appeared to enjoy although the service was poor and 2 people didn’t get their peppercorn sauce until they had almost finished their steaks (despite asking for it 3 times). I ordered the gnocchi and spinach as I am not a meat lover. My meal was so overcooked there was no trace of spinach left. I had to hammer away at the skin that had formed on top, to get to the gnocchi- which was awful. My meal came with a few salad leaves and a tomato, also some pesto on bread. It was not an enjoyable experience. Aah well, I thought, at least I have the lemon and ginger cheesecake to come! Who can mess up a cheesecake? SO WRONG - on every level! The cheesecake was abysmal in itself - BUT - I thought the plum coulis that came with it would be ok? WRONG AGAIN - they had served me ONION RELISH with it. When I told the waitress about this error she just said “oh no!” and promptly took it away - but didn’t return with the correct item! The service was poor overall, although one young waitress did smile! There was what appeared to be a senior waitress serving the mains - her attitude was very aggressive and unfriendly. Needless to say I will not be going back there again and will certainly not recommend to anyone! In fact I will tell them to give this pub a miss!

We stayed in the sheep room 24th August this year. The room was comfortable and clean. The staff were really welcoming. It had a home from home feel. We ate in the restaurant in the evening and the food was so good! Really homemade and utterly delicious. The desserts especially the homemade crumble and Eton mess were mouthwatering and I would happily travel up there again just to eat dessert! The cream on top was the staff, they couldn't have done more to make our stay any better. Great place and I will definitely revisit.

Stayed here once and eaten on two separate occasions. Good range of dishes using local produce. Very entertaining in the bar especially during happy hour

The food at this Inn is fantastic, ample portions and all of very good quality - tasty and cooked to perfection. The food is also matched with the friendliness and attentiveness of all the staff that make this a highly desirable dining and drinking venue.

We took friends for a quick drink while we were out and about, but stayed for lunch in the end. A good choice and varied specials board. The food was hot and the drinks chilled. The service was good and friendly.

Monday bank holiday visit, duck liver Pate and cheesy courgette fritters both starters were nice, couple of medium steaks for main were nice too and cooked well and well priced. Service was good too and wine as well but the place lacks atmosphere. Staff were friendly and efficient.

The Lowfield Inn is a place we regularly return to as it offers everything we need, fabulous freshly cooked meals, welcome staff and a warm cosy atmosphere.

The atmosphere was lovely, all wood (REAL wood, not MDF). Bookcases so you can sit on a sofa by the fire and read or flick through a book at your table.

We visited recently and had two separate meals at The Lowfield. On both occasions the food was very good. I had Thai curry from the specials menu both times and it was full of fresh ingredients and packed with flavour. My wife had the Caribbean Chicken Supreme which was also very good. We also tried the Eton Mess and the Chocolate Fudge cake which were delicious and huge!!! It was very quiet both times we visited and service was prompt. Would recommend as a reliable and tasty option if you are in the area.

We arrived and were greeted warmly and very quickly shown to our table. We were able to order straight away and the meal was served very quickly. Lovely surroundings for a meal out.

Having visited the place for the last 10 years, the lowfield food beer doesn’t fail to impress, varied menu, excellent choice and value for money. Accommodation is fine

We booked less than 24 hours in advance. Large bedroom. Toiletries and towels provided. Plenty of tea, coffee, hot chocolate, flavoured teas available in the room also cereal in jars you just had to ask for milk, great idea if you have children with you.

The building is lovely, but before we’d even started, 4 of us has to swap chairs because the ones we had were very rickety. We’d booked in a group, and preordered, but it was 45 minutes before the starters arrived. My friend had ordered rarebit mushroom, and it was 1 mushroom with a cheese topping and a salad garnish - she felt it was very overpriced. The main courses aware delivered an hour and thirty five minutes after we arrived. They were plentiful and well cooked, except for the burger, which was over cooked and hard. When my friend complained, the waitress said ‘awwww’, and left. It was a midweek visit, and the restaurant wasn’t busy, god knows what it’s like at the weekend. The drinks were incredibly expensive too, £6.50 and £7.50 for a 250ml glass of mediocre wine.

We had booked a table here for a family get together last Sunday night. Upon arrival, we went in to the bar where there was a singer performing, very loudly. We got our drinks and went through to our table, which was through from the bar. All through the meal, various people performed. We were unable to talk to one another without shouting, not ideal. The food was okay, but we will not be rushing back here. It was a relief to get out into the peace and quiet. I really think that when the table was booked, it should have been brought to our attention that there would be this live music playing, as we probably wouldn't have gone. The place isn't really big enough for this type of entertainment at all.

We have just had a 2 night stay. Spotless and comfortable family room with views over Shropshire hills. All staff we met were incredibly friendly and helpful. They could not have been more welcoming. Finally our compliments to the chefs for the most amazing breakfasts. Absolutely delicious and plenty of it. Would highly recommend a stay here.

We have just left the Lowfield Inn after staying here for a family wedding which was at Garthmyll Hall and cannot express how lovely and welcoming it was!

Called on Saturday evening although very busy staff very accommodating and allowed us to have meal as only the two of us. The staff were superb and standard of meals excellent, plenty of choice. The atmosphere was lovely despite busy. There was a cosy log fire and comfy settees to relax with a coffee after the meal. If in the area again would definitely visit again.

Friends had said the place was going down hill but we'd had a great Sunday Lunch there a few weeks ago at 7pm. So we thought it can't be that bad and made our way to The Lowfield Inn. We were celebrating 2 brother's Birthdays and looking forward to a good meal. We arrived at 7.30pm and told No Sunday Roasts after 3pm. Shame as that's why we went there. Chose something else from the menu. All very nicely cooked, no problem.. Desert next, the menu was looking good....only to be told everything bar Ice Cream and some Mess stuff was now off the the menu....No Apple Strudel, No Brulee No Cheese Cake....why do they bother....we didn't,,,,we explained to the polite and helpful lady serving that we were not happy with the way the evening had gone, she was very nice and tried to make good of a frustrating evening and refunded our drinks etc....We thanked her....but you just can not buy back a special evening that's gone wrong....so I guess we should have listened to our friends and went some where else.

We decided to visit this pub on a recommendation from a family member.

It was a cold wet November day around lunchtime when we drove past the Lowfield Inn in rural Shropshire, there was smoke coming out of the chimney so we ventured in.

Following a recommendation, we called into the Lowfield for Sunday lunch. None of the staff looked at all happy but service was fairly prompt. I had a beef dinner which was huge but was let down by very chewy, grey looking beef and an orange tinted, rather greasy gravy (same gravy on wife's turkey dinner). The waitress was asked for red currant jelly and returned some time later to ask again what we wanted. She didn't bother coming back after that and we didn't get the redcurrant jelly.

Recently moved to area and booked a table for Sunday lunch. We had the two course special and were all thrilled with the quality and size of our meals and attentive and friendly staff. Will definitely come again, thank you

Just eaten here on the recommendation of our hostess Annie at Rorringron Hall.

We were staying in Priest Weston, looking for somewhere with good, homecooked food and the Lowfield Inn did not disappoint.

Only had a drink but very welcoming. Can't wait to try their menu. Very helpful in showing us around.

We stayed one night in a clean and comfortable room with lovely views of the Shropshire Hills. Staff extremely friendly and excellent breakfast and lunch.

Interesting building, very good food, excellent local cask beer, friendly staff. What more can you ask for.

Visited late afternoon on a very busy Sunday. No problem that we wanted to eat and a table soon found in the first part of the 3 dining sections. Bit confused, as ordered at the bar then a waitress came over to take our order too. The menu has a good range of choices with a 2/3 course supplement for a set price. We women chose the 2 courses for £14.95 which can be either starter/main or main/dessert. The men chose the mixed grill and duck. The 'pate' starter was served very quickly, beautifully presented and delicious, however the main of Glazed Ham that soon followed was the best ever tasted. Loads of meat and accompanying veg (with peas & cauliflower cheese-yay!). The meat on the mixed grill was 'melt in your mouth' and the duck 'perfect'. Two gripes would be that the majority of 'wait-staff' look like young farmers in flapping check shirts and jeans or general customers rather than distinct people there to help - and the coffee was bitter and cold. All in all, excellent food and surroundings, would be a great venue for a function, and we will definitely visit again.

Stopped for Sunday Lunch- live music, great Sunday dinner, fantastic service and dog friendly area. Perfect!!!

Myself and my wife stayed here for 2 nights arriving Wed 22/8/2018, absolutely excellent service, staff more than happy to help with anything you require, the Inn is a beautiful oldy worldly pub with local produced ale and old fashioned pumps to serve it, the food was exceptional it was fresh local sourced produce, the rooms are fresh clean comfortable and a good price for the service you receive

My partner and I ate in the pub after checking in and were impressed at the quality of food available made mostly from local produce.

The accommodation and facilities were top quality. The atmosphere in the bar was good, as were the food and drinks. I have never seen barmaids work as hard as the two that served our drinks, served our food and showed us to our room.

Lovely small hotel out in the countryside not far from Welshpool! Only four rooms which are named after farm animals, mine was the cow room. A lovely balconie of the top landing to sit and relax watching the sun going.

We stayed as two couples in this quaint Olde English style pub cum hotel. Only four rooms here, we had the sheep and the pig themed rooms which is a lovely way of giving them character. Come along and see how they have created this simple farmyard feeling....very imaginative. The rooms were ample and light and airy with a large velux skylight. Beds were comfy and shower sizeable and all very clean. We were very happy with the price of the stay and as we got there early we decided to have some food at lunchtime. The steak was cooked properly and I had a pleasant cheese salad platter which wasn't on the menu but the staff were happy to make up for me.

My partner and I stayed at the Lowfield Inn whilst visiting Shropshire for a friend’s wedding. We were welcomed by a lovely lady on the bar who showed us to our room. We stayed in the Pig room and we were very impressed. The room was very clean and it had everything you would need for a night away from home. In the morning, we came down eagerly for breakfast. We were sat at a table that was pretty filthy. Cereal spills on the table, there were peas on the floor (I can only assume it was from the day before) and I counted 20 flies on the window. I do understand that sometimes this cannot be helped, but after seeing how unclean the breakfast area was, I feel like this could have contributed to the problem. The breakfast came and it was delicious. Everything was high quality and locally sourced. It was unfortunately hard to enjoy due to fighting off the flies whilst trying to eat. Overall we really enjoyed our stay and believe that the small issues can be easily resolved. We would still be happy to stay again if we are ever visiting the area.

Booked for five people on a Monday evening.

Wonderful food and wonderful friendly service, lovely inside and beautiful outside, a lovely afternoon for us both

Really wonderful food, well cooked, and well presented. Staff very friendly. I had the sunday roast, it was amazing, I loved the fresh seasonal vegetables. Portions sre very large. Very good value for money.

Great place to stay & we have recommended to all of our family & friends, comfy beds, great breakfast of local produce & pleasant staff, what more could you ask for & the price was cheaper than than local travelodge & premier inn.

I have been here quite a few times before, but I won’t be returning after the rudeness of the bar man. I went up to the bar to order about 6 drinks and then I took 2 back to the table and someone else asked for one so i went up and asked for the other one and he said in a very rude tone ‘is that everything because people are leaving’ I couldn’t believe what he said to me, disgusting behaviour. As they say a restaurant is only as good as their staff.

booked early evening Monday we were advised a large party was due in but if we got in and ordered we would be ok, we arrived half hour before our booked time a very nice pint of bitter later and food ordered (this has to be done at the bar) would be nice if waitress took order, food arrived and wow very well presented the duck was divine, the wife enjoyed her steak too, the sweets were also very good, we were asked by staff if everything was ok. we will definitely be back bringing parents next time. hopefully the meal will be as good again.

I booked the lowfield for myself and 12 others for a family birthday celebration

We stayed at a local B&B; and were recommended by the staff to visit the Lowfield Inn for an eveing meal and we are glad we did. The food was lovely, the staff were friendly and the service was quick. It was a little pricey but still the quality was good. The only negative was the smell outside the venue was extremely unpleasant, which we got a smell of each time the back doors opened to the beer garden (which we were sat directly next to), but that couldn't be helped by the pub due to its location next to a farm.

We had a wonderful meal here, amazing choice off THREE menus! I had the hake which was beautiful and my mum said it was one of the best Thai red curries she'd had.

My boyfriend and I was staying at abels harp for 2 nights and seen your inn on the way. We visited your inn for tea. Wewas highly impressed with the staff, we reserved a table and was all ready for the time stated. The food was fantastic ready nice.

Really enjoyed our stay, the room was really comfortable, very large with sofas and easy chair, the staff were friendly and extremely helpful! Breakfast was delicious, providing excellent gluten free options with delicious homemade jams and preserves and condiments. We will be back

Great find. Popped in on spec while out for a drive. We were welcomed warmly and served quickly despite it being busy. I had the faggots - tremendous value & very tasty. Light, airy, efficient. Well worth a visit.

Went for a family meal last night to celebrate a special occasion. All of us have been a number of times previously. We always enjoy the fresh, large portions and lovely setting. And, as usual, the mains did not disappoint-fresh and large portions! However, we were all a bit disappointed with the puddings for the price. Pear tart had a very hard base and the creme brulee top was not caramelized enough and the biscuit with it quite hard. What was quite surprising was the service, from one waitress in particular, unfortunately not welcoming or friendly and at one point actually plonked a pud plate down so hard the biscuit flew off my sister in laws plate & she didn't apologise! A couple of family members commented the waitress had been the same on previous visits. When paying a bit more for quality food you generally expect your waitress to at least smile! Sorry if it sounds harsh on this occassion, we will be back as we have always had a good meal previously, just hopefully to better puds & a smilier waitress!

Called in for lunch mid week - quite busy as it was the 2nd week if the English Easter hols.

On our way home from a ride on the Velocity Zipwire we went 20 miles out of our way to visit The Lowfield Inn, as it had been recommended and we were not disappointed. They had a good choice of real ales and as I...