The New Inn in Wiltshire

Last minute decision to have lunch and opted for The New Inn. Wonderful choice. The food was excellent and enjoyed the repartee with the lady serving and taking orders. Will definitely be back. Thank you

A most delicious dinner, everything was well cooked and presented. Service excellent. A good ambience in this country pub, with good sized portions.

Wonderful food, inventive and interesting menu. Great service and a lovely atmosphere. Couldn't fault it. Four friends for lunch on 23rd August 2024, we all very much enjoyed it. Special mention for the smoked haddock and the venison pie. Look forward to returning.

Lovely meals.Caroline and her staff went out of their way to make you feel welcome.Ate there evening and lunchtime.Good local pub.

After my experience at this establishment I really feel it necessary to write a review. It is always rather baffling to me, should you find it necessary to make a comment or even go as far as to complain to a proprietor regarding their services, they then regale you with a veritable list of safety guards they have in place to cover themselves. I guess this is a good form of defence to a query but it is not particularly helpful or endearing. I note a previous review comments that a lady behind the bar seems brusque and unfriendly. Well, I met her last night and unfortunately found the same. Possibly proprietor and clearly practiced in the speech re all their safety nets and the unbelievably idiotic ways her customers just don’t read all the warnings on the menu. Indeed, food allergies are a major issue Madam but I don’t appreciate being talked to like a five year old. I picked what I thought would be a fairly innocuous goats cheese and roasted veg meal. Again, unfortunately, the sauce, for me, was incredibly spiced making my mouth burn and seriously over flavoured with oregano which was not expected from a a dish described under a flavour banner of Provancal. I note on previous menu issues you use the word spicy to describe sauces or dishes so might I suggest you polish that little word off and just drop it into the description of your current Goats Cheese dish. It really would be so helpful to those of us who have just surfaced from Chemotherapy, still feel rough and have sour mouths amongst other things as a result. I really wouldn’t like someone else to experience this and, feeling suitable chastised and patronised, leave your pub hungry. So, clearly potential diners, you are not to question the proprietor in any way. You are to sit at the table and eat up your overloaded plate of food which upon glancing around seems to be the way in this rather odd, jaded, cramped little pub with its strange atmosphere. Way too much food being served per portion but quietly being ploughed through. Maybe the customers want that stuffed to the gunnels with food feeling and I’m sure they get it. I did not complain about my meal, which for me, after two mouthfuls was inedible, I just queried what was making the sauce so spicy. Goodness knows how an actual complaint would land. You’ve lost three new customers.

Beautiful old inn. A warm welcome and very plentiful food. Loved the faggot and swede and the creme brulee. Local ale was delicious. It was cold for April so a log fire was very cosy.

We were welcomed with a smile and shown the table, Glad we booked even on a Thusday. My friend and i went here for lunch/ Dinner, I had the venison pie and my friend the fish and chips, both were great portions and very well cooked and presented. The batter on the fish was light, and the pastry on the Venison pie was just enough with just the topping Veg cooked great, broccoli and carrots and french beans with little potatos, all very nice. Its a shame we were too full to have a dessert.

Visited again with family. Good welcome and the fires were under way! Caroline was on her own at front of house but she coped admirably with around six tables. Orders were taken promptly and the drinks and food were served in good time. Well done! The food was very good as usual. The menu is interesting and varied as was the specials menu. A really good pub.

I had avoided this pub for a few years as I once had the worst Sunday lunch of my life in here. But I heard rumours it had really improved, so since I was cycling past yesterday on a cold winter day I stopped in to see if I could get some soup, which was all I wanted. It's amazing how few places do soup these days - I imagine it's thought old-fashioned. Anyway the pub felt immediately cozy, with a lovely log fire and plenty of diners, mainly elderly. The menu is traditional but enticing, with surprisingly reasonable prices. A turkey burger with chips was £16 and about 3/4 foot high! I was glad to hear they had soup but initially disappointed it was vegetable soup. However they did a very good job - it came with some delicious rye bread/white baguette, nice unsalted butter, and the soup itself was thick and flavoursome with big chunks of broccoli and cauliflower, and a drizzle of a herby garlicky oil on top. Everyone around me seemed satisfied with their food too. The only complaint I heard was that it was too much food! You don't hear that much anymore. My only slightly negative comment would be that the lady behind the bar appears a little brusque and unfriendly. I don't think she means to be but it comes across that way. Personally I don't really mind, especially as she was efficient and prompt. But don't expect to be gushed over. It's probably not the best choice for vegans or vegetarians. And if you expect kimchi or harissa to be on the menu, or for your server to be a hipster with a pierced tongue, don't come here. But if you like old-fashioned things done well, I recommend it. You don't have to be old to like old-fashioned!

We came to the New Inn today to meet our niece and family for lunch. We come from South Gloucester and we have some seriously good pubs around us; however, we were blown away by the New Inn! From the greeting on arrival, being shown to our table, the speed with which our drinks order was taken, and similarly for our choices of food, the pleasantness of the staff, everything was just right! And the food was excellent! The portions were generous plus but everything was so good that we mostly managed to finish our meals! A really great little pub!

We recently stayed in Lower Westwood and visited The New Inn to eat twice Sunday lunch was simply delicious 2of our group had the belly pork one beef and another the chicken all very nice we returned for eve meal and the choice was amazing from venison pie liver & onions steak and goats cheese new pots with veg once again it was all superb as was the desserts you will not be disappointed if you are lucky enough to visit service was really good were made to feel really welcome will certainly come again when we are in the area

Excellent pub. Great, home cooked food and wonderful, friendly service. Couldn’t fault it! The food was freshly cooked and utterly delicious. Would definitely return if in this area again.

What a beautiful little place. Very inviting and cosy. We had food and the tastes and presentation was great. Very clean and has an open fire

Very friendly and welcoming staff. Service was excellent despite the pub being very busy. And the food was delicious though in my opinion the portions were too large! I had a burger and it was presented with a stack of onion rings which made it really tall. Probably ate around a third of the portion and that was more than enough. The chips were wonderful.

We were visiting the area and saw this pub on google maps with a 4.9 rating so we stopped for Lunch. Have to say we don’t agree with 4.9, totally a 5! Really lovely pub, helpful friendly staff, great atmosphere and fantastic food. Good size meals meant it was hard work forcing down the Eaton Mess and Ginger cheesecake after!! Spoke with the owner who told us he also own a local farm and supplies the restaurant where his son is the chef. Looks like a great partnership in our view as the meals we had were delicious. Thoroughly recommend and if we’re in the area again we will be stopping at the New Inn again.

We started with shared garlic pizza bread. Neither of us enjoyed it. My wife had liver and bacon. The liver was overcooked and over seasoned. The presentation was poor. I had a burger. The burger was served as a huge stack topped with onion rings. I had to ask for a side plate to dismantle the fashionable but impractical creation as the meal was served on a board barely big enough for the meal. The onion rings contained precious little onion but some very light batter which disintegrated when trying to eat them. The burger was very very well done, dry and unpleasant. The chips were absolutely superb. I asked for ketchup, which was served in an unmarked squeeze bottle and was not the best quality. The primitivo wine was very warm. We were tired after a long journey and didn't have the energy to complain. Needless to say, we will never return.

Yet another gorgeous meal at this beautiful village pub in Westwood,sat in the sunshine in the pretty beer garden,food was excellent as always,steak ale and mushroom pie,chips and lovely veg,homemade burger with cheese,bacon and homemade onion rings and chips...all delish!! Friendly and attentive service...can't wait to come back again...well worth a vist!!

As ever, this jewel in the Wiltshire countryside didn’t disappoint. The Venison stew was amazing, also the atmosphere and the staff were lovely. Good choice of beer and wine coupled with an open fire. Ideal! ♥️

We've had lunch at The New Inn a good few times over the last few years whilst visiting family who live locally. Also had good, quick friendly service and the food is excellent and the menu has something for everyone.

Went for Sunday lunch last Sunday - it was gorgeous, a generous portion of vegetables, meet, Yorkshire pudding and plenty homemade gravy most enjoyable- would recommend a visit. Also, Friendly efficient staff

Sent my beer back as it tasted awful, promptly replaced as new keg wasn't pulled through correctly. Turkey Burger was dry, bland with no seasoning. Bacon was burnt to a crisp. Bizarrely It was presented with 6 inches of onion rings in batter inside the bun!! Fish and chips were tasteless, mushy peas were dry. Not cheap and feel that it was a terrible experience.

Popped in for lunch, well worth the visit, the food is excellent, well presented, nice friendly staff, great ambience. Price is excellent value for such good food. A real pub

Had a lovely Sunday lunch. Between us we had the Lamb, Beef and Chicken and all were superb along with some delicious desserts. Friendly staff and lovey pub atmosphere too!

We had heard good things about The New Inn and decided to give it a try for Sunday Lunch. It is a traditional English Pub and very pretty both inside and out. We had a great table and both ordered a roast (one lamb and...

Lovely traditional pub with excellent beer and food. My other half had the burger, which he said was one of the best he's had, and he's had a lot! I had really delicious, proper hand cut ham (and plenty of it), egg and chips. The...

We hadn't visited for a while, but booked on the day at 6pm for a Saturday evening meal. This is a proper old pub with a decent sized car park at the rear of the building. It has genuine decor and a cosy warm atmosphere....

I liked that the pub was quite out of the way on a quiet road. The inside and outside looked very nice and clean. Love that the pub is dog friendly. The toilets were small but with an old building like this, I suppose they...

We were visiting the nearby Westwood Manor House ( National Trust) and decided to eat here at The New Inn on a whim. We were glad we did. The food was fab. My husband said the local beer was good.Would definitely eat there again. My...

An easy to find pub with reasonable parking. The interior is nice and has been updated, perhaps a touch crowded with tables/chairs. Staff helpful and friendly. So why average rating. Basically the food we were served was nothing special, especially the venison stew which was...

My wife and I were staying near Bradford on Avon and found the New Inn on an internet search. We booked a table and were so glad that we did. The atmosphere in the pub is one of cosy old charm with excellent, friendly staff....

Had been meaning to visit since we moved to the area a year ago as lots of people had said how good it was. Finally got round to booking Sunday lunch and so pleased we did. My wife had the lamb which was lovely and...

Wonderful food, quiet cosy atmosphere and excellent staff. Thoroughly recommended. We will definitely be going again. The moules mariniere were superb!

We were staying in Westwood and were delighted to find this pub within walking distance. The beer was good, the food was excellent and the wine very reasonably priced. Service was friendly and very efficient. it was a last minute decision to eat here, but...

Lovely family meal here on a Friday night. Our choices ranged from steaks to a delicious dish of smoked haddock and nothing disappointed. The wine was good for the price and the local beer excellent. What is especially nice about this place is that it...

Ate here in the evening for husband’s birthday 22 Jan 22 with friends, nice table next to fire on right. The lovely landlady let me try the ciders before I plumped for the delicious Inch’s. I had the prawn cocktail starter, which was fresh, juicy,...

Lovely welcoming pub and landlady. The food was amazing and we both couldn't fault it. If we are in the area again we will definitely visit here for a second helping.

Had the most shockingly awful Sunday roast here today, I took my parents for a Sunday roast treat today, and was looking forward to a cosy meal on this grey, December day. To start with the pub was freezing cold, there was only one ale...

Good friendly pub. We had lunch during a walk. Food was excellent especially the soup of the day and the chicken curry. Would visit again if in the area.

The chef here really cares about the food coming out of the kitchen. Nothing too high brow, mostly good gastropub fare, but technically all well executed, and superb value for the quality you’re getting.

Booked for a meal (3 adults) whilst visiting the area for a short break, the land lady was very friendly and helpful and the meals were served quickly and were of a very good quality and we would use the pub again when in the area.

The owner and staff were very welcoming and the food was delicious. We had ham, egg & chips and chicken curry. I even had the runny egg yolk that I asked for!!

Dined last night at the New Inn,Westwood. As always, spot on with social distancing. Food, exceptional. Top quality. Never disappoint us and go the extra mile for their customers. Even in these difficult times. Made our evening.

So good to be back in the lovely New Inn ..... great meal in a fully Covid-secure set-up. Well done to all the staff and long may pubs like this survive and prosper. Recommend the lamb sausages - fantastic flavour. Thank you.

Cosy pub, lovely staff, delicious Sunday lunch! Had the roast chicken followed by apple strudel and it was all so tasty. Service quick, warm and friendly. Just sorry we don’t live closer! Thank you

Wonderful atmosphere, delicious food, friendly service. Patronised by locals and visitors alike, which adds to its delightful authenticity. Had a wonderful meal, and couldn't resist the amazing desserts. Franc Roddam.

I have always been made to feel so welcome at The New Inn, the ambience is tangible as you walk through the door, reminds of the sitcom Cheers! The food is of a very high standard and the service second to none. A wonderful traditional country pub - coudn't recommend it highly enough!

This fantastic local gem is worth a visit for the most amazing food in the Bradford-on-Avon area. Sunday lunch is delicious, (particularly the Pork) and the Apple Strudel is the best I have tasted outside Germany or Austria. Great selection of wine. I have to say they have coped brilliantly with the covid restrictions with the staff cleaning down everything so carefully and very carefully laid out seating plans which meant we had a really relaxing meal. Lovely polite, efficient and friendly staff. Beautifully snug and characterful interior. My dog was welcome. Car park conveniently the back.

Food here is consistently excellent. Locally sourced meat and produce, freshly cooked. Wonderful landlady and landlord. I’m baffled how anyone could give it less than 5 stars every time.

What a perfect country pub! Warm welcome, gorgeous food, cosy and friendly! Can't believe we hadnt discovered this gem before! Will definitely be visiting again soon!

Visited here with friends this week. Such a friendly welcome and so good to be in a traditional pub - They seem harder to find these days. Amazing house Sauvignon in gorgeous glasses and the food was wonderful. Will definitely pay another visit. Highly Recommend and thank you for making us so welcome.

I’ve driven past the New Inn many times but only recently had the opportunity to visit it with friends and I’m so glad I did! Lovely tasty food, lovely warm welcome, I’ll be going back again soon.

I cannot believe how much this pub has changed. It used to be wonderful, with the most delicious devilled kidneys and smoked haddock dishes. We have come for years and always had lovely meals. It is now absolutely awful. It’s like the worst pub grub from the 1970’s. Rubbery, soggy, tasteless prawns with bottled Marie Rose sauce. Utterly inedible. Worst burger I’ve ever had. And the online menu hasn’t even been updated to reflect that not one of the old dishes is still on the menu. Every dish has changed but website hasn’t been updated. So we came here full of excitement expecting to eat some old favourites, to be confronted with a completely different, very sad selection of dishes to choose from. What a shame. Another victim of “Covid-19”?? No, just of pure laziness and shoddiness.

Always love visiting the New Inn in Westwood, but had the most delicious Oxtail casserole with saffron risotto - fabulous.

I hadn't been here for a couple of years - and sadly won't be back, based on today's experience. The roast lamb was an unattractive pile of grisly, inedible chunks of meat, accompanied by stuffing and trimmings. Some cabbage at the bottom of the pile was the only hint of green in a brown landscape. I can't fault the Yorkshire pud, and the £12 price was very reasonable. But it was the worst meal I've had out in years. Very sorry to be writing this as the pub is close by where I live. And I'm surprised, too, as it has been highly rated. What went wrong today, I wonder...

Lovely pub sat between the beautiful town of Bradford on Avon and the gorgeous village of Iford, it really does sit well in this part of the world. The food was pretty much faultless, lovely flavours and very well presented, also the variety of drinks were very good, also having my favourite “Iford Cider” on tap! Unfortunately for me, being vegetarian, the options are, well an option. Vegetable curry was the only choice, and having been refined to this choice several times recently, I didn’t fancy it again. It’s definitely not the restaurant of choice if you aren’t carnivorous. The only other fault was the table service wasn’t fantastic. My partner is pregnant and asked for steak well done, on the recommendation of the waitress, she had its medium-well, and was told that if it wasn’t well done enough (pregnant women cannot have any traces of blood), then she would take it straight back and have it cook a little more. Once the food was delivered at our table, our waitress said she would be back shortly to check the steak was ok. After waiting over 5 minutes, she still hadn’t arrived. We had to ask another waitress to take it back and have it cooked through a little more. This all being said, my partner did thoroughly enjoy her steak!

A late get together for a friends special birthday led us here. We were lucky to get in in a Sunday-the pub books up quickly. The meal was excellent-plenty of meat, and all the trimmings. We would definitely go again!

Came here for lunch with friends and I truly cannot fault it. Its a pretty little pub, cozy and nice. Staff are friendly and the place has a nice ambience. The food is excellent and the portions are good. Haddock and chips came with 2 large haddock and the quality of the food was tops. The gravlax was gorgeous and the beer was well kept.I most definitely will be back again.

Came here for lunch with group of friends.Lovely menu good choice of dishes I had the gravalax starter and the special Lamb Rogan Josh which was excellent and very tasty,however the pub was freezing despite a log fire nearby that was still alight we found there being no radiators on and sat in the window made it cold ,and spoilt the atmosphere hence can only give 4 stars.

Met family here for Sunday lunch, all were excellent, accompanied by a decent pint. Nice warm atmosphere, highly recommended.

We were recommended to eat here by our hosts Clive and Julie of The Westwood’s.We were not disappointed. I ate pheasant in a white bean and chorizo cassoulet and my husband had the ham, egg and chips. The food was expertly prepared and very tasteful.A must to try when in the area.

Four of us had different dishes and they were all beautifully cooked. Fresh fish, steak, and the mussels excelled those I’ve eaten in France. Cosy atmosphere, friendly, attentive staff. We ate here twice in three days we were so impressed! Wish we lived nearer, this would be our local of choice!!!

We had a very pleasant Saturday night meal for four here. Each course was nicely cooked and well presented and the atmosphere was gentle and warm. The price was also very good value.

I hadn’t been to The New Inn for many many years but our friends had, so we met them there as it’s twixt Bath and Frome.I’m glad we booked as this was a very busy Saturday evening with some larger tables already seated and ordered, so we had a bit of a wait before getting our order in. We ordered a good selection of starters and mains, my “old school” prawn cocktail was really good as was my curry. Actually, ALL starters and mains were perfect, in fact the whole experience was fab.As it was so busy we would like to experience the pub on a weeknight when it’s less frantic. The chunky furniture,as nice as it is, does take up a lot of room so staff always seem to be rushing/squeezing past.So midweek it will be.

We pre-booked lunch for a large group of hungry ramblers - (28). The food was brought out quickly and efficiently and everyone enjoyed a hearty meal off the light bites menu. Caroline was friendly. 28 happy people.

I didn't actually stop there. Next time maybe. We passed it on the way back from a different venue on a lovely summer's evening

We had a lovely meal for my father in laws birthday. It was a large group and the staff were great with no mistakes or problems. Food excellent as usual

This was a great choice for a family birthday lunch. The only difficulty lay in what to choose. Safe to say there was a good bit of sharing going on with our choices of fishy and cheesy starters - all of which were exceptional. The mains of tandoori skewers and two different steaks were delicious, the accompaniments were full of flavour and the portions were very generous indeed. To top it all, the local beer was a winner. Service was friendly and the staff attentive. This is a superb local pub.

Monday 29 July 19, my husband and I made a stop for supper at ‘The New Inn’ at Westwood in Wiltshire. It was a lovely mellow stone public house. The pub had lovely dark oak beams and pine scrubbed tables and chairs and a lovely inglenook stone fireplace. It had a lovely old but timeless feel to the place.

Came here with my wife for an evening meal. Friendly welcome and seated quickly. I was going to go for sausage and mash, but the table behind us had a curry delivered and the smell made me drool and changed my mind when we made our food order.

We were told by the owner of the cottage we rented near this pub. That we should go and have a drink here if the cottage was not ready for us. So we thought we would go and have a drink and some lunch. The time was 14.10 AND THE DOOR WAS LOCKED. When the owner came to the door, she informed us that they close at 3oclock. She closed early because there was no one in. She informed us that she had a life? Well I would have thought that running a pub would be a life? We did go in later for a drink later and enjoyed sitting in the garden

This is a very interesting historic property with a fabulous atmosphere accentuated by the welcome of Caroline who runs the restaurant and bar with the help of her polite and friendly staff. The food is excellent and represents good value for money considering the quality provided. My husband enjoyed a skate wing which he hadn't eaten for years and which evoked memories of childhood that brought a warm glow, enhanced by the good quality cider. My chicken ceasar salad was a full bowl of delighful flavours. For once, someone had understood that a salad should not be drowned in dressing so that the flavours of the different leaves were enhanced, not lost, and the cheese was rich and tasty and was the perfect accompaniment to the chicken. We decided to share a slice of cheesecake and there was no problem in providing is with one desert and two spoons - something that is sometimes met with distain elsewhere. I have no hesitation in recommending this Inn to anyone who is lucky enough to find themselves anywhere near the village. It is obviously well frequented by locals which is always a good guage of the quality of Inns such as this.

Lovely historic old pub, good beer and food . Friendly staff and a welcoming atmosphere. Dogs allowed. Parking and beer garden. Will go again.

The New Inn is a gem. Food standard is very good, atmosphere very relaxed and the staff very friendly and attentive.

Excellent menu,good service and friendly staff.Popular with both locals and visitors.Food well presented and a good range of beers ,wines and spirits. We will return.

Very disappointed as I recommend this restaurant after previous good food for our celebration firstly we were allowed to choose from the menu to be told on ordering that an item had sold out ! Surely tell customers before they spend time choosing! The fish came in 4 bits as the fish was in small pieces what little fish there was had dried to nothing in a very crunchy batter ! Not good at all , finally a rib eye steak ordered medium rare was certainly well done the chef cooked another steak which was as requested but not being able to eat with my guests was not ideal the lady that I spoke to “ perhaps the manager “ reduced the cost of the meal but was very superficial with any apologies saying the steak was always cooked to request and the fish always good also looking round the room stating all other customers were not complaining!! What she was insinuating was that we should be happy regardless of the quality of food we have recommended this restaurant to many in the past but will no longer and shall be avoiding in future there are so many good restaurants in the area to choose from competition is very strong.

We stopped here for a light lunch recently. The people working there were so attentive without being in your face - we were really impressed. And the food was good. We'd definitely go again.

Twenty ramblers turned up at this pub unexpectedly. Two of us turned up a few minutes before the others and warned them that a number of teas and coffees would be ordered. Their only concern was that they could seat us comfortably. They were very welcoming and friendly. One young member of staff was particularly good. Locals were in there eating. All of us felt that it was a relaxing, friendly, well looked after pub that made a very good lunch stop.

Jammer was de pasta iets te gaar, maar de taart met cheddarkaas als voorgerecht was wel verrassend. Vriendelijke bediening... honden toegelaten voor wie dit belangrijk vindt

My husband and I were visiting my parents who were camping just up the road. We walked to the pub and received a warm welcome with our two dogs. My skate wing was cooked to perfection and the homemade lasagne was also very tasty. Great selection of puddings too. I would highly recommend this pub if you’re in the area.

Other comments about unfriendly staff is not justified as they were very friendly and helpful on our dinner visit and food was very good

My friends and I went here with no booking in advance. The staff were so friendly and accomodating despite the fact they were very busy.

So we came for a catch up with friends on a Saturday night. Upon arriving we were clearly interrupting service by wanting to sit down. The staff hesitantly sat us eventually and gave us menus. After waiting a good 15 minutes of wanting to place our order I tried to ask a passing waitress who very obviously ignored me so I went up to the bar. I was then told that no further orders could be taken as they had a big table to serve. Why not just tell us that on arrival, that’s fine we were happy to wait but just didn’t know that at the time.

Booked a table luckily, as was very busy! Great traditional Sunday roast and lovely desert of sticky toffee pud. Will visit again.

The last time my husband and I came here was a number of years ago. We brought friends here on Friday (1/3/29) for lunch. We had a thoroughly enjoyable meal and they stated that they would like to come again, the food was great.

Went here foe an evening meal - the place was full and bustling with a good atmosphere. It had snowing most of the day and the pub was warm with a wood fire in one corner. This is a pub restaurant with loyal local support. There was four of us and we had a range of starters - mussels, prawn cocktail - main courses; haggis, sea bream and sirloin. All were cooked to perfection although the sirloin was large it had rather a lot of fat. We also had a range of sweets and al enjoyed the food saying we'd go there again.

Sunday Lunch was supposed to be one of the highlights of a week end away with friends. We visited this same pub last year and had an excellent meal.

We had the most amazing Sunday Roast today at The New Inn. Stuffed lamb shoulder, beautifully cooked veg and crispy Yorkshire pudding. I actually don’t understand some of the reviews on here. We had very friendly service, and didn’t have to wait long for our meals at all. There was a fire lit, the place was full (which says a lot in itself) and we couldn’t fault anything. Maybe we should keep this place a secret - it’ll be even harder now to get a table at this fabulous pub!

My partner and I have visited this restaurant on numerous occasions with family and friends.Always found the food top quality and my steaks cooked just as i like.Rare, as I like,I lived abroad for many years.We always have found service excellent.The food is cooked to an outstanding quality.Family business of a very high quality.

To begin with we thought wow, a lovely proper village pub. We had a table by the fire and the beer was good. We chatted to some locals who were the only people in the pub and they were very friendly. Our waitress was helpful and food was really good.

On arrival to this beautiful looking traditional pub we were expecting a smile & a welcome- neither happened! It was clear that they did not welcome ‘outsiders’.... my husband stood at the bar waiting to be served, the bar staff didn’t acknowledge him, they carried on cleaning the menus, wiping the bar etc, then a local came in, they served him immediately!! My husband came back to the table suggesting that we leave, but we were all very hungry and there isn’t anywhere else in the village.

Great choice on the Xmas menu, good value. Lovely cosy pub atmosphere with good food! Mulled wine was also delicious

So having moved back to the motherland after 30 odd years, time to rediscove old haunts, next on the list the New Inn at Westwood, last visited as an old village ale house,now touting Le Routiers!

Staff very kindly squeezed us in on very busy Saturday evening! Service was excellent & food was delicious! Very reasonably priced & big hearty portions. Delicous birthday meal, highly recommend!

Nous sommes venus diner à ce pub sur les conseils de nos hôtes du B&B; The Westwoods. Accueil sympa et nourriture excellente. Bonnes bières locales.

We ate here yesterday lunchtime having taken into account previous reviews, and we were very impressed. The food was of a high quality with generous portions, a varied choice and reasonably priced, and a good selection of real ales. The barstaff were very friendly and attentive and, despite previous reviews, took our orders at our table, though the pub was not busy for our visit.

Lovely roast, best in area. Great old English pub with very friendly staff. Easy parking Booking advised

We came here yesterday for lunch with my brother and wife as he likes the beer on offer. We have been before and had a good lunch but this time we felt like it should be self service as had to go to the bar to ask if we could order our main course and then we had to do the same when we had chosen our deserts. We did wait for quite a while before doing this.It was very disappointing as previously we were well looked after. When my brother went to the bar the second time he was given a bill by mistake!! The food was very tasty but the meaning of customer service needs to be explained to the staff.

We love the New Inn for friendliness, atmosphere, and really good food, but the Philpott's recently provided a buffet lunch for a family diamond wedding anniversary celebration. The food was superb, and having someone to cook, serve and clear up was just so lovely and enabled us to relax. Guests were very happy, as were the celebrating couple!

Having previously had a Sunday roast on Mothers day (group of 8) which was excellent (2017), we have tried a couple of times to phone and book, only to find the pub fully booked.

Visited for Sunday lunch after reading the great reviews. What can I say, unwelcoming! It definitely felt like if you weren’t “local”, you were an “outsider”.......Every trip to the bar to order drinks, my husband or our friend became invisible. There wasn’t a single smile from any member of staff or a cursory “How was your meal?”