The New Inn in Herefordshire, County of

Beautiful place warm and welcoming Food was superb the choice of dishes excellent ,something for ever palate Service was quick and very friendly and never felt rushed Can highly recommend and will return in the future

We had a lovely evening at the new inn fantastic food lovely staff and very welcoming!! Reasonable food prices and good fresh ingredients we loved it and will return next year without a doubt

The young person serving was very good and so polite. A shame the land lady was not as welcoming. Rainbow trout was cooked well, poached served with 2 small new potatoes and a small bowl of salad that had grapes and watermelon in it. An interesting choice! The fish had its tail on, perhaps served like this in the 70/80s. We could here conversations of other customers and it really was a case of locals were offered things not on the menu and had a better service. We weren't offered another drink, whilst eating. Dessert menu was hand written on a pretty card, which was thrust into my hand. I couldn't quite read this. A beautiful building with much history. A real shame as it is a tourist attraction, which is a good source of income in the current climate. But new visitors aren't really welcomed. We didn't visit again during our week's stay as again we didn't feel welcome and also the food was very overpriced.

Very homely place for a weekday lunch with family. A friendly greeting and attentive owner and staff. Lovely home cooked food and excellent sized portions. So much so, we were too full to sample the delicious sweets from the menu! The prices were very reasonable for a village pub. It used to be a regular place to visit 30 years ago and first time back after all those years ago did not dissapoint. Well worth a visit.

Lovely old traditional pub run by Jane and Rosie two sisters for nearly 40 years. Open fires. We had steak and ale pie and it was perfect, beautiful tender meat fresh vegetables and lovely crispy chips. Would highly recommend

The 4 of us stopped in Pembridge last week for 4 nights. On the first night we wandered into this very old and quite remarkable pub. We had a few ales (which were lovely hand pulled pints) and decided to eat there. I cannot sing the praise of the food highly enough. Truly outstanding food. It was that good we ate there 3 nights out of the 4 we nights we stopped (it would have been every night if we hadn’t decided to have a curry outside of the village one night) Rosie in the kitchen and Jane front of house are a great team (alongside their lovely and attentive staff) We would recommend this pub to anybody who wants a superb hand pulled pint and fantastic food in a very charismatic old pub. What a Gem! Mark, Annie, Steve and Helen

Went up to see Pembridge Black and White Village and came across the New Inn for lunch. So old with loads of atmosphere, quaint and old-fashioned . Wife had a "bacon sandwich" half a baguette with so much local bacon she only just finished it but could not manage the bowl of local potato chips. I had the ploughmans easily enough for two, slices of pie plus a couple of thick slices of local thick-cut ham two large chunks of cheese, salad, pickled onions, an apple, a slice of melon and chutney and two chunks of fresh bread. had to bring the cheese home, so good. Couple of pints all very good prices.

Going to a local auction in Pembridge we had lunch for first time in The New Inn. What we assume was the owners we very friendly and chatty. The pub itself is very old and full of character with family photographs dotted about making the atmosphere very homely. We ordered the ploughmans for two and have to say it is the best ploughman’s we have ever had. Everything about was lovely from fresh ingredients to presentation. Absolutely delicious. The whole experience was lovely and will definitely be going again.

Unfriendly /rude landlady - we arrived as a group, we hadn't booked and simply asked if we could get a table. Told abruptly that was not possible in an agressive & dismissive tone. Went to the Red Lion instead down the road which was lot friendler and the food was perfect. Proper home made chips rather than frozen. Unfortunatley the New Inn appeasrs to trade on its location rather than its service. We wont be trying again!

Returned to this beautiful pub while visiting friends. Delicious food and a nice atmosphere. After dinner we sat outside in the lovely market square. Pembridge is such a stunning village and The New Inn is its centrepiece.

I should have took notice from a previous review. Firstly found it difficult to find due to incorrect postcode on this site. Told the landlady on arrival who simply dismissed this with a "we don't have a website". Not interested having this corrected by asking us where this postcode was found. Next, directed to the most wobbly table with a broken leg. Not interested in addressing this or apologising. We took it upon ourselves to find another table. Food took ages despite it not being busy. Salad came without smoked chicken despite it being advertised as such. Provided an excuse/ lie as to why this happened. Nobody asked how our meal was. Steak was tasteless. Food was overpriced for what it was. Had to go to the bar for more drinks where the landlady was joking with the locals. An attitude that change when it came to serving me as a visitor. Basically I would never go here again and would advise people against it as there seemed no care in visitors or indeed having return visits or positive reviews.

Looks a bit scruffy. We didn't get to order a meal as dogs aren't allowed, even in the bar which is unusual these days. An unfriendly woman in the bar just dismissed us with a no.

My husband & I both enjoyed lamb shank, with potatoes & vegetables. It did seem odd to serve the water in wine glasses though......

A fab-u-lous place excellent food, friendly staff & a great atmosphere well worth a visit we have been many times

Delicious food and fantastic portions, set in a very old pub with lots of history. Would definitely recommend

A real log fire in a medieval fireplace sitting in a settle to match. True old fashioned pub atmosphere. Thank goodness no dogs which are a curse in so many places nowadays.

This is a traditional pub with what I would call a no nonsense approach. If you are coming to drink coffee and order a portion of chips between three of you prob not for you. But if you want to spend a few hours drinking good beer in a unique atmosphere this is the place for you. We loved it and would definitely come back as we would like to eat here as the food looks good. wrap up warm just in case in winter, no dogs.

Visited here for lunch whilst meeting other family members. When arriving the landlady isn’t the most welcoming however, the food was great! Great portion sizes and served quickly. There are two dinning rooms one on the left and another to the right. The rooms have stone floors and were chilly despite the open fire being lit. The pub is very traditional and back in time. However, cleanliness isn’t a strong point there! Overall I would go back to the new inn as food is great and the young waitress was brilliant, provided a great service. But towards the end of dessert they were flashing the lights as a signal to leave, no “would you like the bill? Or “just to let you know we’re closing soon” just a flicker of the lights. I wouldn’t expect that as we had spent £240 between 8 of us. But never mind had a great time!

After a break of some years I feared that things might have changed, but no.. (actually I imagine nothing much has changed at the New Inn due centuries, thank goodness!) The game pie was still absolutely delicious, the landlady delightful, and the atmosphere so comforting. If you visit during the winter, wrap up warm; it's a draughty old building and can be a bit nippy around the nether regions despite the log fires. If you want to experience a real traditional historic country pub which hasn't been ruined by a designer make-over this is the place for you! Just wonderful!

Sunday lunch here today with visiting friends- the most delicious food with lovely local pork, very generous helpings all served by friendly and helpful staff. A very comfortable pub , great beer and great value.

Just had a most delicious Sunday Lunch with friends. I had fancied Pork for the meal and top of the Sunday menu Roast Loin of Pork!! Plenty of slices of fabulous pork over a generous amount of crackling with 5 side vegetables all beautifully cooked....

These days, when one walks into the majority of village pubs, one expects large bars with pre-laid tables and little 'reserved' signs scattered around. Usually there is nowhere comfortable to sit. The New Inn is a survivor from the age of the proper Public House...

Went here three weeks ago as a family party of seven. We'd read mixed reviews but wanted to go anyway for old time's sake. We were relieved and delighted that it all worked out brilliantly. The food was good quality and served in generous proportions...

New Inn is open 6 days but closed all day TUESDAY. Open 11-15.00 and 18.00 to 22.00 except Sun (12.00-15.00 and 19.00-22.00) Old fashioned pub, lovely ales, open fire, time warp It’s NOT Wetherspoons- if that’s what you’re after, DONT come to the New Inn....

Excellent food, friendly staff, great atmosphere well worth a visit we have been many times & it never disappoints 👍

Lovely pub set within a historic black and white building. Expect a warm welcome with a good choice of local beers and food.

Lovely location, but I would seriously caution against eating (or even drinking) there - probably in the top two dirtiest places I've eaten in my life, in any country. Dirty glasses, dirty plates, old meat, and salad that looked like it had been prepared a...

Very atmospheric. We turned up without a booking on a Thursday evening. It was busy (lots of locals!) but we were given a table in the back bar immediately. Extremely attentive and friendly staff, excellent Doombar and Herefordshire Gold on tap. The busy kitchen produced...

Had a meal here while visiting friends in the village. Delicious food and a very friendly welcome. The village is stunning.

Stopped by today and got lunch for 2 of us on a very, very hot day….. beautiful roast chicken and a damson ice cream to die for lovey young man serving and very happy with the food prices too what an amazing old building unspoiled...

We we’re staying at a near by caravan park for 3 nights on our way home from North Wales. Went out for a meal in our last night b we fire heading home to Gloucester. We were delighted with the quality of the food and...

We stopped here for a quick lunch to break our journey. Lovely atmosphere, good solid food and excellent beer. Wide variety of furniture and pictures give it a homely feel. Will go out of our way to visit again. Apparently the oldest ‘New Inn’ in...

Overnight cottage was clean and within walks of the two pubs and a shop and a pizza place - heavenly

The New Inn does not change and can be relied upon to provide generous helpings of wholesome food along with well-kept beers (including the great 2 Tuns) Some bits are draughty. Get near the log fire!

I adore this pub. The staff are friendly and able. The building is utterly charming. The beer is good. And the food! I had game pie. Everything about it was superlatively tasty, from the generous quantity of different meats in the pie through the excellent...

A table for 4 sat down to lunch here and we were not disappointed. Great service from Sarah for drinks and the menu had just enough variation without trying to cover a wide range. The fish and chips are exquisite and the bacon sandwich a...

Called in for lunch today on our way back from Wales , and pleased that we did. How nice to be greeted by someone with a smile on there face and happy to make conversation . We tried the Ludlow gold bitter which was excellent...

So disappointed. We'd been here for drinks in the past and loved this pub. We'd heard so many positive reviews about the food, so chose to come here for our wedding anniversary meal. The pub is a beautiful place, homely, cosy and welcoming. The dining...

We have held our third family reunion at the New Inn. The quality of the food, the friendly inviting atmosphere and the excellent service made for a most memorable occasion. Highly recommended.

We turned up without booking but the lovely landlady made us fish and chips! The service was relaxed and really friendly ,the food was lovely! We sat outside on a beautiful evening and it was a great experience. Book and get the full menu choice!

Stayed in the village and came to this pub for drinks and food for several days. The beer and food was outstanding. The staff were super helpful and polite. The ale was just incredible. The food was also very good. Home cooking in a pub....

We booked a table for Friday as Weds & Thurs was full. A pleasant lady took the booking by phone. I have to say our main meals were of good quality with plentiful side dishes of chips, new potatoes and selection of veg, included in...

Staying in the locality with relatives I rang a few days in advance to enquire about a table booking. The response was just a curt reply ‘none’. I then asked if there was any alternate day available, at which point the girl just put the...

My wife and I Stopped here on our way back from Borth. We had an absolutely amazing lunch meal which was more than we could eat. All beautifully cooked to perfection with mouth watering desserts to follow. The waitress who served us was very polite...

I don't think it's clever and far from customer-friendly to take money for drinks and then say there will be a LONG wait for food! As a courtesy you should have communicated this information BEFORE we were invited to settle in - there was plenty...

Having been here a number of times pre Covid, we have really enjoyed the food, the atmosphere even though the pub is always a little cold. This was our first visit since pubs opened and we were looking forward to our visit all day. We...

We too have been to the new inn,gosh they were busy,and so deserve to be,beautiful food,lovely staff and the chips were the best i i have ever had,my goodness those ladies work hard,what a tough year this has been for all pubs.... So lovely to be able to sit inside a again and be made so welcome, I have visited this pub and the red lion and the various cafes in and around and the new inn is definitely the best 10 out of 10 for the effort and congratulations on surviving a very tough time we will certainly be back and will support the pub anytime we are in the area good luck for the future

We visited the area for a few days in early December. We were with friends and all staying on the local caravan / motorhome park. We were just out for a walk and decided that we would pop in to the New Inn for a...

We have sited our caravan on Townsend Caravan Park and The New Inn was recommended to us. Jane the owner made us feel at home. The pub is a 14th Centuary Inn and the atmosphere is in keeping with the inn. The food is freshly...

My husband and I had a good evening meal at The New Inn. We both had fish cakes and vegetables and they were really tasty. Lovely old Inn nice for an evening meal and fairly close nto our B&B in Bearwood

We had a lovely evening meal at the New Inn whilst we were staying at Townsend Camp site. We were welcomed and sat down in the dining room which felt you were in your nans home which was nice. For a starter we shared a croissant with garlic mushrooms followed two specials - smoked haddock and spring onion fish cakes and a chicken with stilton sauce. All very nice. For dessert we had a lemon meringue sundae and treacle tart - both amazing. We also had 2 local ciders. It would be fair to say we were very full by the end of the evening! I think good value at just under £50.

Visited in September 2020 as we were spending a week in Pembridge in a self-catering cottage. We opted to sit outside for an evening meal but were quite disappointed when we saw the menu as it looked more like a lunchtime menu with sandwiches, ploughmans etc. There was a limited specials board inside however. My friend chose the ham ploughmans as there was nothing she liked on the specials board, and was presented with a very basic plate of food finished off with an entire apple on the side! Very little thought to presentation. As we catered mostly for ourselves due to the Covid situation, this was one of our 'main meals out' for the week, and unfortunately we were really disappoited. Having said that, Covid hygiene levels were pretty high, it was just the food that let it down.

Visited last night for an impromptu supper after a busy day decorating. Both enjoyed the game pie with a great selection of vegetables and sat in the cosy dining room with other groups. Room arranged very sensibly to observe social distancing but without spoiling the convivial atmosphere. All the staff were very welcoming and friendly. A bonus was to take advantage of the Eat Out to Help out scheme. This experience highlighted the best of this scheme - showcasing lovely food in a welcoming but safe environment. Haven't visited for many years but will definitely be returning.

Not many places in Pembridge serving food on a Tuesday evening so The New Inn was quite busy. Menu is limited and the food is cheap and cheerful - fish and chips, chicken kiev and chips etc and a handful of specials on the board. Beer and wine good. Dogs allowed at outside tables only. Lovely atmosphere sitting at the tables at rear of the pub- hum of chatter and hearing the church clock chime

We recently visited Pembridge for a post-lockdown trip, as we wanted to avoid some of the common UK tourist resorts. Pembridge itself is a wonderful picturesque village, with some beautiful old buildings. From other reviews we were aware that finding a meal out on Mondays and Tuesdays could be a challenge, so we were delighted when we walked into the New Inn and found we were able to get a table for 2! The New Inn is an absolutely beautiful building, and the staff were all lovely, with excellent arrangements to ensure social distancing. My partner opted for the beef and ale pie, which he really enjoyed, and I went for the fishermans platter, which was also delicious. I would absolutely recommend a visit, it really is like going back in time.

A welcoming pub with the old market behind it. It may be called The New Inn but it is certainly not new as it dates back to around the 14th century. Bags of character with an eclectic mix of artifacts in the public bar and an open fire. We were the only people in the bar for lunch and my wife had excellent fish cakes and I had a very nice fish soup. Toilets are basic but ok.

Went in for a drink earlier, wonderful spot lovely open fire and great food. We had a few glasses of the house beer, excellent!!

Popped in to The New Inn for a light lunch, in January. My Mother and I had not been in since the 70s and I don't think it has changed! This is a very good thing by the way.If you are in the Herefordshire/Welsh borders then this is a must visit. The landladies are extremely friendly, as was the lady behind the bar. We were the only ones there for lunch (not much happening in January, and the pub was about to close for a week's holiday). We were looked after very well, sat in front of a huge roaring fire, and the lunch was excellent- some of the best cheese I have tasted.Pembridge Market House and Church are also well worth visiting while you are there.

The landlady and her sister were great fun and very hardworking. Their aim was keep all their customers interested in the pub, it's beer and the pub history.while providing excellent service. Well done tp all involved.

Just had two meals on consecutive nights at this great pub. Your soup is great for lap band victims !!! Bar staff lovely and we were so pleased we didn’t take the seats by the fire . Everyone was happy . Back soon lovely ladies .

Always a pleasure to visit this pub where we are always made to feel very welcome. Full of character ( and characters! ) Long may this establishment keep its old world charm at a time when so many pubs have had what they term 'make overs' and have been ruined by owners or breweries who have no idea about proper pubs. Great value food by the way and never silly little portions forcing you to have a sandwich when you get home!!

Called in for lunch on a whim and were very happy we did. It's a lovely old pub, with lots of old artefacts to enjoy, including historic notices about the pub. We managed to arrive just before 2 so we could have lunch. I had a lovely, fresh prawn salad, stuffed with prawns. My husband really enjoyed the game pie with cumberland sauce. The service was friendly and efficient, The staff were also happy to offer advice about what to see in the village. The pub also serves excellent real ale and a range of ciders.

Having been told to visit this pub for great food & drink...We arrived early evening, went into the bar and the lady behind the bar wasn’t very friendly or welcoming!We purchased our drinks and decided against eating there...Either a place for the locals or perhaps just a bad day for the lady?! Sadly, a bad first impression for us.We won’t be going back ☹️

My husband and I had a lovely meal here. They have a good menu and cater for vegetarians. Staff were friendly and welcoming. Would definitely recommend.

I wish this was my local! Staff are amazingly friendly and welcoming. Food is solidly good, tasty and well presented. Loved sitting in the historic outside seating in the old market square. If I lived in Pembridge I would never be out of the place.

This our venue of choice for our annual family reunion. A very varied menu catering for all tastes was available and our party of ten were all served within a few minutes despite there being different menu choices, The food quality is excellent and very well presented and cooked.

The steak was cooked to perfection. The chips and vegetables are more than sufficient and tasty. The owners and service are very friendly. At the bar it is very nice with the locals. The price quality ratio is excellent.

Lovely old rickety pub, full of old curious. delicious food with excellent service. A must place to visit. Loved it.

If you wish to go to a really old pub with lots of character then when in this lovely old Herefordshire village you will find this pub right in the centre of the village. The Landlady is very friendly & welcoming. They have a good selection of beers, wine & spirits as well as some great cider. They can provide you with an excellent freshly prepared food & all for a very reasonable price.

Stopped her for dinner whilst staying up the road and it was lovely. Staff were friendly and the food was delicious. Real lovely country pub

We had the Rumpsteak and the guineafowl both are very good the vegetables are wonderful. The two ladies are very kind . Price is very good.

Great lunch at a lovely, friendly pub. Food was delicious. A beautiful and ancient setting over looking the market square.

Amazing food, well worth a visit. We were staying nearby at towns end campsite and have had Sunday lunch and evening dinner! All the food and service has been amazing!

Second time here with family. The pub from the outside has bags of character and history.. inside is like stepping back in time, with a big open fire smouldering away which is a nice feature. What did strike me though is that the place is in need of some TLC. The bar area looks a bit disorganised and not the cleanest. The waitress was very friendly and there wasn’t much wait for the food. Food is all cooked fresh and is home made.. worth a visit!

We dropped in for lunch as the pub we planned to go to was not what we expected, so politely didnt stay as planned. We arrived at the New Inn & we were greeted by a friendly face, a big warm fire & all within this beautiful building.

Always wanted to stop in this pretty village as we had always passed through before. We decided to have lunch here as the place looked so quirky from the outside . Was just as quirky inside -all uneven flag stone floors and an assortment of different shaped wooden tables and chairs in the small snug like bar . All the tables had fresh flowers on them and -joy of joys a great wood burning fire that was so very welcoming on a cold and windy day .I chose a glass of the palest Rose wine and my husband-who was driving had a soft drink while we perused the extensive menu .We finally decided on the battered fish chips and peas as recommended by our hostess and we were not disappointed. The chunky fillets of fish had been cooked in the lightest crispiest of batters and was delicious as was the large bowl of crisply fried chips that accompanied it .Ketchup -vinegar and tartare sauce were.also supplied and both my husband and I thoroughly enjoyed our food and felt so at home -we could have sat there all afternoon .

Super meal in a traditonal old fahioned English pub. Do not expect clinical dust free air conditioned bland surroundings! Good beer too!

Have dined here many times and always been more than satisfied.

Great old style village pub, kids and dog friendly, superb home made style food. Great choices on the menu good ale and wines, staff are very friendly.

We were recommended to dine here by our landlady and what a pleasant surprise it was The food is delicious and very filling all freshly cooked and served with a smile.The whole ambiance is of another age, when service and attention to customers was the norm. The building is very old and lovely and interiors have a certain olde world charm. It is also very friendly with locals and the landladies were great company we stayed after our meal enjoying the chat and also the live music . A great place to have a meal when you are visiting this beautiful and historic part of proper rural country!

We couldn't believe how big the portions were! The quality was excellent and everything was freshly cooked and tasty. I had a delicious steak sandwich with all the trimmings. We sat outside as it was a lovely day. A great village pub

Attracted by the No Dogs sign we were delighted by this really great pub. We were made very welcome by the waitress and the food and beer couldn't be better. You lucky people of Penbridge - if only it was our local pub!!

Delicious soup served with lovely bread, coffee with chocolate, what more could you ask for. Lovely lady running it. What a fantastic place full of nook and crannies and so much history. Well done. We shall be back one day.

the inn was stunning and a really old piece of history, trying to get in, was a nightmare for anyone disable, forget it if in wheelchair, but that was the nature of the beast as building was so old... staff were friendly, food was delicious...but it was quite expensive..same as the drink, but all told a very enjoyable experience

Popped in while staying in the area. Locals were lovely chatty people. Bar service was ok, it's a very old and beautiful building.

Family of 9 from Kent. Catered for everyone. Food delicious. Fast service. Bar a bit slow but the portions are good. Good tasty & amazing chips. Wish we found it a week ago when we arrived. Sadly left now but highly recommended

Saw the pub on the way through but the charming frontage can not be seen from the main road. 14th Century in every way. Cyclists stopping over for sandwiches in the bar so we went in the quirky dining room. Huge sausage sandwich with relish - best sausages ever from two of our party. Friendly ladies serving and cooking. Chips great too and beer well kept. Well worth a visit to see setting including old market and charming village.

Decided to step out for a qucik pint and chose the New Inn, the pub itself is very old and very quaint. The beer and wine were fine with average prices. The restaurant looked busy.

Very impressed with the quality of the food, the standard of service and the friendliness of the staff. To cater for 10 people, all having a different meal from a quite extensive menu, is sometimes difficult in restaurants, but not here. All the meals were served within a very short space of time. The food was hot, well cooked and beautifully presented. Everyone in our party thoroughly enjoyed the meal, and the occasion. I highly recommend this venue. A very big thank you to all the staff for a lovely afternoon.

Staying in Pembridge so decided to visit the two pubs in the village. The red lion was nice but decided to try the new inn. Saw it was a restaurant but found the bar area that had a stone floor which we decided was better as we had a dog with us. Took ages to get served as the only bar maid was with what sounded like locals in the other bar. Finally got served with drinks. Never asked if we wanted food so as she was leaving the room to go outside we asked for menus and it was then that she saw the small dog we have. We were told they don't allow dogs but we could stay because there wasn't anyone in.

Visited this authentic inn on 24/7/18. Absolutely great. Food - especially the Pembridge Platter was plentiful and delicious. Wish we lived closer so we could visit again. Landlady - Jane, was a delight. Please don't change what you're doing. It's spot on.

Walked in and made to feel very welcome and it was genuine , ordered our drinks and asked for a menu , when the food came it was NOT small portions but it was excellent and not over priced the lady behind the bar was very nice and the young waitress was also very nice . It was an all round very nice experience and I would definitely recommend this pub for food , they also have a wide range of shorts as well as cask ales so pay them a visit so you can enjoy the friendly welcome and great food .

The food was delicious and in more than generous portions. Xxx beautiful building and lovely atmosphere. The lovely ladies here are very helpful and lovely hosts.

What a great find tucked away alongside the High Street in Pembridge, one of North Herefordshire’s glorious Black and White villages. We stopped on the spur of the moment to enjoy a cooling drink and sample the Sunday fare. And what a great decision that was. Margaret and I just went for the roast if the day - loin of pork, served with roast and new potatoes and fresh, seasonal vegetables. The meat was thickly sliced and succulent coming with a hank of superb crackling, a couple of crunchy roast potatoes, apple sauce, mustard and - a lovely touch - our own boat of gravy. All too often carved meat served up on Sundays comes sliced up on the plate and soaking in gravy, which can simply over power the joint. But The New Inn was having none of that. And it was proper gravy in the boat. Then along cane a mountain of crisply boiled new potatoes and a medley of freshly cooked al dente seasonal vegetables. And all with change from £24 (excluding the foaming beer which was well kept and touched the spot). As if a day tour through these enchanting Black and White Villages wasn’t rewarding enough - to stumble across such an olde world hostelry as well serving such excellent liquid refreshment and simple but bang-on country food all made for a memorable Sunday during this current spell of sweltering summer weather. You must try it. Five stars!!

A few days ago we drank coffee here. The hospitality was huge. The coffee excellent and the location is great, cozy very old and cozy. Now dined here. Nice again to be received so kindly. It is very cozy at the bar. The rib eye is very well prepared the onion rings and chips are good taste and the salad is depicted and very tasty. The price-quality ratio is excellent. We will definitely return.

We went here for Sunday Lunch as we staying not very far away. The atmosphere was great as was the food. We all really enjoy our meals. So if you are in the area try it out I don't think you will be disappointed.

We stopped here for a late lunch and received a warm welcome and excellent fish and chips. Service was prompt and considerate. The décor in need of refreshment, but offset by a pleasant view at the back. Ideal place for a 'pit stop'.

The Sunday roast was below average and tasteless. The empty restaurant said a lot and There was still no welcome from the lady behind the bar but the girls serving were excellent.

Really good food and catered fantastically for our farmers meeting - well done. Management are very helpful.

Amazing food and good cider! Had baguettes, chips and drinks for two for £20. Really good value as they are massive portions. Definitely worth stopping to speak to the lovely staff. Would come again if we were in the area again.