The Old Chestnut Tree Inn in Wychavon

We had Sunday roast sharing platter £30. Superb. 3 meats. Seasonal begs and lovely cauliflower cheese. Roast potatoes and extra gravy. Delicious. Will def be returning.

Poppped in for a spot of lunch on bank holiday Saturday On our way to visit my poorly mum in hospital Wasn’t overly impressed with the lady behind the bar Asked if they had elderflower cordial or sparkling. No. Asked what strength real ales were. I don’t know.I will have to put my glasses on. Ordered drinks and asked to order food Only To be told the chef has just gone out for 1/2 hr????? On a Saturday lunchtime really? Who lets a chef go out at 12.30 on a Saturday??? Consequently we left without eating or having a drink

Beautiful place. Popped around for a Sunday lunch and a few beers. Possibly one of the best experiences I've had at a country pup. Friendly staff, great atmosphere, good ale and good food.

This food is great, I had Chicken Curry with Rice, Poppadoms and Naan Bread. Great flavour, hint of fruity flavours very tasty. Chef Paul totally nailed it, we will deffo revisit

Visited this beautiful pub today for sunday dinner. The welcome from staff, the service and the amazing meal was second to none. If I lived closer this would be a regular aunt for me. Thank-you to all the lovely staff.

What a wonderful little gem of a place... Found this on our way home from visiting Clarkson's Diddly Squat Farm. The Sunday roast was phenomenal and such good quality. Wonderful service and the hosts Alex and Amanda made us feel totally at ease and welcome and even brought nibbles for our travelled out pooches. Shame it's so far from home as I could see it being a fave on a regular basis. Keep doing what you're doing and you won't go far wrong and all the best for the future from "The Yorkshire Puds"

What a simply fabulous roast lunch we had today. Absolutely delicious. Attentive service and great value for money. Thank you.

Had a beautiful Sunday roast sharing platter for two x2 & a mini roast for another member of our family. The pub has been refreshed and is looking loved and cared for again. As villagers we haven’t visited it in some years. We heard great reports on the Sunday lunch! So wanted to try. It’s great to now know we have a great village pub again. Owners who are making an effort to put it back on the map again. Thank you to all the staff and the chief for a beautiful Sunday roast. The beef, gammon and turkey was beautiful. All lovely fresh and hot on arrival. Keep up the fab work!

Just back from an amazing Mothers Day lunch at the Old Chestnut Tree in Lower Moor. Welcoming, friendly and efficient staff, cozy atmosphere and, best of all, the most delicious Sunday roast. Thanks everyone

Stopped off for a drink on our way home from a weeks staycation around the UK. Super friendly staff and a really warm welcome - clearly steeped in history a wonderful little spot for a drink if you love old pubs Thank you so much

We opted for a Sunday roast with a trio of meats which were tender and well cooked very enjoyable. The bar staff and waitress kind and friendly.

I was looking for somewhere to take my friend so looked at the reviews through TripAdvisor, the reviews were good apart from the odd one or two so thought we'd give it a go. It has changed hands and has been renovated, we both thoroughly enjoyed ourselves, food was lovely, service excellent, would certainly go back again!

The meal looked good I had all 3 meats gammon, turkey , beef ,the beef joint was sirlion after speaking to the chief. He reckoned the sirloin was the best joint for large numbers to eat as a roast dinner. A good third of this beef was grisle It was hard to cut and was hard to find a prime piece of meat. The new potatoes also looked nice and covered in herbs / spices they was hard and tasted terribly . When I cook beef in the slow cooker for 8/9 HOURS TOP side you can eat it with a spoon. The chief told us he never eats roast dinners I feel sure this is where the problem starts . I WOULD never let this guy cook more than a breakfast fearing he wud get this wrong.

We had a fantastic buffet at this very well run pub. Staff were friendly and catered perfectly for our mix of vegans, vegetarians etc. The food was good and service was excellent. It sounds like this pub hadn't been run very well in the past but that's definitely changed now. Highly recommended and just up the road from Vale Crematorium.

Fabulous food and fabulous service. Price is very reasonable. Will be back. Steak was amazing and great value.

What a lovely pub situated in a cute village. All the staff were extremely friendly and accommodating on a busy Saturday night. The menu has lots of options to choice from, with good veggie and gluten free options available. The food was delightful, highly recommend the creamy mushroom bruschetta starter ! We will definitely be back again !

Called in on our way home and found this little gem. Beautifully decorated inside and out. Meal was very good and we were made very welcome. I understand that before the Chestnut was taken over it was a bit run down but certainly cannot say the same now. They deserve all the trade they can get. Will definitely call in again if in the area.

On our way home after a week away we spotted a sign directing us to the old chestnut inn.I am so glad we discovered this place. It is the cleanest pub I have ever been in such a lovely atmosphere. The owners were very friendly, the service was quick and the food was delicious at reasonable prices. We met the chef after our meal and complimented him. He then waved us off. A great friendly experience. Wish we lived in the village !

Made a visit here late one Sunday afternoon, and was told the place was already shut. This was around 7.15pm. When I queried why they were closed so early, I was curtly told by the stocky looking bald-headed landlord ‘It’s what we do’, said in the manner of ‘If you don’t like it, you can f*** off elsewhere’ rather than someone genuinely interested in running a business. If ‘it’s what they do’, I wouldn’t have minded if I’d been spoken to properly. When I send them a message telling them, a lovely girl called Emma promptly replied apologising and offered me a drink on the house saying they’d ‘had a long day’, only to be overruled by a separate message from the power-hungry slaphead around 15 mins later saying I wasn’t welcome. A real pity as the place has potential, is surrounded by beauty, and had I been dealt with by ‘Emma’, I’m sure I would have loved to come back. Unfortunately if a place is run/managed by a rude egomaniac more interested in authority rather than customers, these places don’t deserve punters paying their wages and keeping them in work in a struggling industry. Fortunately, there is a wonderful pub called The Berkeley about a mile up the road, which was the complete opposite to my negative experience encountered here. Avoid the OCT and go there

Everything you could want for a Sunday lunch. Good sized portions, lovely meat and plenty of rich gravy. Reasonably priced too! Would definitely recommend.

Recently moved into the village, and tried out the sharing platter roast dinner,as was recommended by our neighbour. It was excellent value for money, and very tasty, plus presented beautifully.. Friendly staff and vibe...Looking forward to returning on the bank holiday. Thank you Kate and John.

This isnt even an inn, However, the lady on the phone sounded pretty god damn gorge. She was very friendly. Lovely place.

Had as great afternoon in the chestnut.great service, beer and food. Made to feel so welcome.its a pity they don't run our local in wyre Piddle. Would recommend it and will return when lockdown is over.Thanks Yvonne and Adrian.

We went for lunch l had the salmon fish cakes which was superb and my partner had the fish and chips really enjoyed it .we will be going back.

Wow, what a transformation, with the pub being refurbished. Excellent food, real ale and service. Now it feels comfortable, well done to the new owners. Keep up the good work 👍

Having visited this pub on numerous occasions over the past 15 years and left disappointed with both the food and hospitality what a great experience we had on Friday night.The staff are welcoming and the small tasty menu was cooked well and served hot.We have been recommended to visit again by friends for Sunday Lunch, we have booked in and can not wait.

Amazing service, staff and drinks - Can’t fault at all! Food came out within 10 minutes! The roast platter is Great value For money and delish!

Cool building. Friendly waitress. Nice food. Reasonable. Recommended. The building itself looks great as you drive up to it.

We found this little gem on arriving in Evesham and went twice in 3 days. The lovely lady who served us was so friendly it made us feel right at home. On top of the great Service was good quality food. All home made. The cod and chips was scrumptious and the sticky toffee pudding was amazing. Everything was clean and Covid safe and we would definitely go back again. Thank you to all the staff for making us feel so welcome.

It was our first visit here and we had had a recommendation from someone who had eaten here and was raving about the food. He was right! Four of us went for a Thursday lunch. The buttermilk chicken was gorgeous - tasty moist chicken in a lovely coating. The chips were perfect - golden and crispy and soft inside. Others had the fish and chips - lovely they said and the linguini was very good although a massive portion. They said to just ask for a small portion next time. Hubby had the lasagne and he said it was probably the best he has ever tasted. Nice puds. It isn't a huge menu but we like that. There were some specials on the board. Nicely furnished, clean with QR tracing in place. Lovely staff. Can't wait to go again .

Ate here on a short break to the Pershore area and found the pub by accident. We are so pleased we did. The Covid arrangements are good, the prices are very good and the food is really good. The building is interesting and the separate areas are cosy. Our meals were freshly cooked and my husband, who has a good appetite, wasn't disappointed. We loved it so much we went back for a second night. Ample parking at the back of the Pub which is in a pretty rural village. We definitely recommend.

3 of us had a Sunday lunch here and it was really good and large portions well cooked and it was value also drinks not over priced ,fine dining in a nice pub staff were very good will certainly return when back in this area.

Found this pub by accident and so glad we didIt has recently been refurbished and it is light, bright and clean, Staff were lovely and food was excellent. Good choices for vegetarians, great fresh crispy cod and chips and delicious salmon fish cakesWill definitely revisit and can recommend

Nice friendly staff especially from the owner's mum, good food and drink. It's a 14th century pub which has just been renovated by the new owner.

Following a trip out shopping, we decided to stop somewhere for lunch on the way home. Glad we chose here. Food was great, massive portions, and it came out really quickly after placing our order. Staff were very friendly and attentive, making sure were happy throughout. Would reccomend to anyone! %

We were holidaying in the Pershore area and were on a walk when the heavens opened, so we popped in for shelter and a drink.We were made to feel so welcome, having finished our drinks we decided to stay for lunch.The scampi was excellent, and the chips were delicious. Sausage and mash were great too.Food delicious and well presented.Immaculate decor - everywhere was freshly decorated. Charming exposed beams and beautiful leaded glass.

Went for lunch, decent menu and reasonable prices. Had fish and chips, the best chips I have ever ate in a restaurant/pub!The pub is bright and extremely clean including the toilets. Hand gel available. Separate large bar area with pool table. Will be going again.

My bf and I stumbled across this great place on the way home from the cotswolds. We were looking for a sunday roast to finish off our weekend away. We hadnt booked but popped in on the off chance. They were fully booked but when I explained we had a 2hr journey home and could we wait for a table she offered us one of the regulars table as she said he wouldnt mind waiting. What fabulous service. And the food was outstanding. We both had roast beef. It was very nicely presented and tasted delicious. Thank you for accomodating us. We appreciate it.

First time here well all we can say delicious plenty of meat and veg served hot staff friendly nothink was to much trouble well worth a visit

After a very wet walk on a Wednesday afternoon , we ended up at the Old Chestnut Tree Inn and what a find it was. We were warmly welcomed-even though we were dripping wet-and promptly served. Our food was delicious. The pate and Camembert were excellent as was the sticky toffee pudding, we managed squeeze in for dessert. It is a beautiful building inside and out.

Wonderful food, well presented. Nice warm atmosphere. Friendly staff. Nothing was too much trouble. Highly recommended.

Visited for the first time since new management have taken over and decided on the roast sharing board for 3. It was absolutely fantastic. The selection of meats was delicious and I would highly recommend the cheesecake! Can’t wait to return! ☺️

Had a meal with friends and the food and service was first class. Lovely roast boards and meals with great service and value

After seeing the sign for a '16th-century pub' on the main road, we decided to go and see if the Old Chestnut Tree was open for business (as rules are only just relaxing after lockdown).We're so glad we did! Reading previous negative reviews, we weren't too sure about what we'd find - but we had a fabulous meal here.The pub is under new management, 'opening' just before the lockdown began. Despite the challenging timing, we received such a warm welcome. The pub itself inside is beautiful and cosy - retaining lots of original features, but with modern comforts. The best thing about the pub, though, is the staff. So friendly, and couldn't do enough to make sure our meal was enjoyable.A special thank you to the chef - Paul - who took the time out to chat with us. The cottage pie and cheesecake were highlights of the meal! (At the moment, the menu is limited due to coronavirus, but Paul told us how much he is looking forward to expanding the new menu as availability increases. Today, the menu included fish and chips, cottage pie, scampi, sticky toffee pudding and cheesecake). We'll be back!

Wow what an amazing pub so beautiful all the staff were so kind and helpful. An excellent menu of food and great range of drinks, the pub looks fantastic inside and out well done to the new owners. This pub is a must have for lunch and drinks.

The old chestnut tree inn is now under new management as from the 17 January.

Visited the other week. The atmosphere was tense for a family run pub. Not going in there again. One person behind the bar was so vile. Not the atmosphere I expect in a pub.

Popped in here on the way back from a day out on the Cotswolds. Went to the bar but no one came so I asked a customer sat nearby if there was someone behind the bar and if they were doing any food.Just then a scruffy looking youth came round the corner and asked us what we wanted. I asked if there was food? "I'll go and find out" said the lad. He was gone about three minutes and then a girl in a rather revealing see through top turned up. "He's finding out" she said.The lad came back and said the grill was broke and walked off.So did we and went to the Anchor in Wyre Piddle instead.

Popped in after seeing the sign, only one cider on and one lager, bar staff served locals first and ignored us. Signs inside discourage children from even breathing in the premises. Not family friendly. The locals looked a bit angry when I loudly announced outside that we should drink up and go to a better boozer that’s actually got alcohol! Won’t go again.

Not knowing this area very well, we came across this country pub by accident and decided to try it for lunch. It’s a very old beamed pub, just as you would expect inside. The staff were welcoming and friendly and we were able to choose our table as it wasn’t very busy. A two course lunch is £12.95 and really was excellent value. For starters we both had the garlic mushrooms with toasted malted bread. Very rustic but lovely. Then the roast beef with all the usual trimmings. Loads of it and delicious and with a dish of extra gravy too. The beef was thickly sliced and very tender. Mmmmm. Absolutely stuffed we couldn’t manage a pud and eventually took our leave. Just a pity it wasn’t busier as the food really is good.

Went to this pub after a pleasant hike around Lower Moor which are wet lands nearby. Pleasant bar staff. Cheap food which is fine.

This pub is a short walk from my parents and so is ideal for us to pop in for Sunday dinner. They accommodated us including my 14 month old girl. Everything was clean. Saw both the land Lord and Lady. We all had roast beef. It was delicious!especially the special treat on top. Anyone who says serving skills are lacking must have expected that of a Michelin starred restaurant. It's a small beautiful pub in a village but that just mskes it all the more cosy!

Lovely pub. Very welcoming. Perfect for a party we attended. Food was amazing and atmosphere evern better. Pub still holds so many original fixtures etc making it feel authentic to the period it was built. Would go back time and time again.

Based on the TA reviews, 4 of us booked for Sunday lunch. We must have entered a pub in a parallel universe to the one used by the TA reviewers. No sign of a landlord or landlady. Every surface touched was sticky. Did not venture into the Ladies after the men in our party visited the Gents. One toilet not working, the paper towel holder hanging off the wall. No welcome by anyone when we arrived. No-one asked if we had booked for lunch - there were no other diners at the time we were eating. No Sunday lunch menu. We just got told what was available. Sat in the bar area (I think), with a particularly noisy set of locals. We just did not feel welcome. The meal was a huge disappointment - 3 of us had the beef which although tasted OK, was tough. Not a fan of plated meals, the only separate veg was cauliflower cheese, which was not bad. The lad serving our meals tried his best, but lacked serving skills. On no account will we be visiting this pub again, or recommending to friends. Yes, the building itself is full of charm and character, but could be SO much better.

Stopped here with some friends for a drink. Beautiful old pub off the beaten track. Friendly bar staff and very interesting pub

We had a lovely meal .you could not fault anything the staff where very friendly and helpful would go again definitely.

I love historic buildings and this is certainly one of them. Built in 1537, it oozes charm and character with it’s flag stone floors (plus some carpeted areas) and old beams. It is conveniently located just off the A44 Worcester to Evesham Road at Lower Moor. They have a “2 meals for £12” lunchtime menu which represents very good value, but we chose lamb shanks from the main menu. It was the largest serving of lamb that we have ever had and everything was cooked to perfection. We were impressed. My wife couldn’t eat all hers but I didn’t let it beat me! The delightful new owners, who came in October 2017, are putting a lot of hard work into improving the facilities, sprucing up the premises and building up the business. In my opinion, they deserve to do well and I wish them good success.

A lovely old pub full of character .. had a wonderful lunch good fresh food very friendly will visit again thank you 👍

We only popped in as we were passing and very hungry. Great old worldy building with great staff and well liked by the locals. We ordered a bite to eat and can only say the food was great and served by a friendly face, what more can one ask.

We walked across the fields from our holiday cottage to Lower Moor, and were greeted by a warm bar with friendly service. We sat in the lounge with the dog and baby in our group, next to the warming fire. We enjoyed drinks including local beers, European lagers, orange juice and soda, along with plentiful filled rolls and bowls of chips.

Friendly staff, good food, nice atmosphere, great prices. Comfortable family environment. Would definitely go again...

Friendly staff, great pub food Good sized car park Popular with locals and the wellie brigade but we were welcome too Very reasonably priced

Such a lovely friendly warm family pub. The food was outstanding and the friendly service we received was truly wonderful. I would highly recommend this lovely place. We plan to go back there very soon even though we live 50 miles away!

We popped into The Old Chestnut Inn for a drink and stayed for lunch. This very old pub has recently been taken over by a young couple who were warm and welcoming. The pub has been refreshed and the seating is much more roomy and inviting. We dined off the 2 for £12 menu. I had delicious scampi and chips, beautifully cooked and well presented. My partner had home cooked ham egg and chips which was also very delicious and very generous. We look forward to visiting this homely pub again very soon.

The food is honest tasty food at a reasonable price. The atmosphere buzzes and is warm and friendly. We we would recommend it to all comers!

Visited Saturday lunch time with my mum who's 76 as this pub signposted on way to evesham and we fancied a nice lunch. Slightly put off by the unkempt appearance of the building but decided appearances can be deceiving and we'd give it a try....

A fabulously authentic pub offering traditional food choices, run by people who seem to really care about the place and...

Situado cerca de los Manantiales de Holiday Park, este siglo 16 pub tiene mucho encanto. El ambiente es bueno, la comida es buena, el precio es bueno, los propietarios muy atento y encantador.

Went here to eat twice over the bank holiday weekend, there is a very varied menu and the food was superb, went back for Sunday lunch and the roasts were fabulous, they make you very welcome and there are a good selection of beers. there is also a mini zoo but as the Skunks had just given birth to babies no one was allowed near for a couple of weeks, will definitely return some time.

My title is pretty much a full summary of what we have received after two visits. The staff are very engaging, friendly and nothing is too much trouble for them; the chef came to our table today when we had a query about a couple of the courses. The food is excellent, a great choice and good value for money. We will definitely be returning again.

We called in here for lunch and had a fantatic meal which was very well cooked and the service was excellent and friendly. Also a few animals outside although we were unable to see them due to some being pregnant! Very interesting Inn and very clean.

We were made very welcome by the owner and had only popped in for a drink but decided to have a bite to eat as the food that went past looked and smelt delicious. We chose from an extensive menu and had a brilliant meal, couldn't fault it and at a very reasonable price too. Popping back in 3 weeks with family for a meal and very much looking forwards to it.

Came to this pub for a family drink on 15/4/17 3 adults 3 kids.Lovely pub and in the character of the place.... yet when we walked in there was a lady said thus way as she held a door and while we were walking through she said asked were we there for food... when we said no she let go of the door and walked the opisite way.... then we waited at the bar for more then 10mins and still no service and then as we started to make our way to the exit we just had nothing but filthy looks.... I work in a pub myself and just because people don't come in for food they still get served for drinks and conversation and always with a smile... but you've lost our custom family of 6. Such a shame....

Visited on a Saturday for lunch. Booked a table which wasn't ready for when we arrived even though the pub was quiet. Waited whilst the staff muddled around and sorted it. Two kids sat an ate McDonalds on a table next to us which wasn't a good look. Food was ok just run of the mill pub food, decent selection of drinks.

This place is a real gem. We were just passing through but I had looked on Tripadviser and the reviews were good so we headed for this pub for lunch.We were made to feel very very welcome, the weather was cold (or I was - which isn't unusual) and they lit the open log fire just for me!! - and I basked in front of it.The food was good, reasonably priced and the hostess was lovely, friendly, I would happily return sometime.

Beautiful authentic 16th century pub. Has new owners of 6 months. Very friendly and welcoming. They have obviously put a lot of time and money into renovating parts of the building but keeping its authenticity. The food was very good, just right portions and a good variety of desserts. As with most pubs in this country they are trying hard to attract the right customers and if you don't use it, you lose it!!!

Lovely old pub with plenty of history and atmosphere. Possibly the best pub meal I've ever had. My father is definite that his was the best pie EVER in his 90 years on planet Earth! And the doughnuts were amazing, never eating a doughnut anywhere else again. Does this praise seem too high? Absolutely not! Topped by incredibly helpful and kind staff who bent over backwards to accommodate my mother's awkward onion allergy. Chef came out and entire menu was discussed for possibilities. Excellent vegetarian and vegan options. Would recommend anyone with a hankering for quality home-cooked food to visit here. Beyond excellent :)

Booked an evening meal with friends,and were amazed at the menu choices. The food was expertly cooked and although we couldn't manage a sweet they looked delicious.The staff were very attentive and welcoming and nothing was too much trouble.Unfortunately as it was dark it wasn't possible to see the animals,so we'll definitely be returning in the daylight.We would recommend a visit,the management and staff deserve success.

Came here spur of the moment and was happily surprised, friendly staff , brilliant food , lovely tradition pub. Got to see there animals very cute a nice unexpected day out ...will definitely be returning!!

Great old time pub just nobody in there , management team have a lot of work to do , menu wouldn't attract to many people , limited

Booked an evening meal with family. 4 adults and 3 fussy children. The children were well catered for by a very pleasant lady with loads of patience! The food was good and the service brilliant. I even had tasters for the Hogan's cider. Settled on the 'flat' one - very nice and different. The crumble was hot and plentiful. The weenies had chocolate sauce in a jug which they thoroughly enjoyed.

Fabulous Valentines dinner served by lovely staff in front of roaring log fire. Well worth a visit anytime.

Rose petal strewn tables, roaring fire, friendly and attentive staff, great food and superb value for money. They have only been (re) opened a short while so word has obviously not got round yet as it was somewhat under-subscribed. Locals, you are missing a treat! Possibly one of the best pubs we've been to in the area.

We visited recently and hand a really good meal. (Probably the best pumpkin soup I've ever had ) Home made bread, homemade pies - unfortunately, could not manage a pudding as all sounded delicious. We did not book and we are both vegans so was amazed at the choice offered to us. We even returned for a vegan full English for breakfast the next day after a walk - this was New Years day and a real treat, sat by a roaring fire. Staff could not have been more helpful or friendly and it sounds like management have done so much already, with more improvements planned. Given how tough all pubs are finding things, we hope local people will give the food a try - well worth a visit. Wish it was on our doorstep.

We visited the old chestnut tree before Christmas, the staff explained that it was their first day of opening and understandably their menu was restricted to a curry to make sure they were capable of operating at full capacity in the coming weeks, we enjoyed the curry on the day and decided today to return after a walk for a welcome lunch, as we were bringing our dog with us we are restricted to eating in the bar area, my wife went in first to check that a table was free which there was, when I went to the bar to order some drinks and ask for a menu I was told they were not doing food today, I feel that the staff have missed a trick by not providing food on a bank holiday, as the establishment we did eat in was so busy we had to wait for a table. What a shame for an establishment who are trying to get a business back on it's feet.

I took my disabled elderly mother-in-law here for a post-Christmas lunch on 27th December. This was intended to be our Christmas celebration lunch - and having seen all the good reviews on here, I was hoping for something rather more special, but it was OK.When I phoned to book, I mentioned that one of our party is disabled and uses a wheelchair. Knowing that this venue is an old building, I specifically asked if it was wheelchair friendly - and was told, yes it is. It isn't!! There are several steps and narrow corridors to be negotiated; the table layout is very cramped and the gaps between the chairs are very small; there is no accessible toilet; the ladies toilet is at the end of a narrow corridor, the cubicles are tiny and there are no grab handles or rails to assist anyone with mobility issues. The staff were friendly and tried to help - but we wouldn't have chosen this venue had we been made aware of the lack of accessibility.The menu was a bit disappointing; a scruffy, stained and dog-eared sheet of A4 paper, with a few pub-grub meal options. Fair enough; I hadn't checked the menu before booking (the website was out of action and I didn't think to ask about the menu when I phoned to book). The food we ordered was OK and that was reflected in the very reasonable prices. The service was very friendly and helpful. The building itself is a delight; very atmospheric, a lovely fireplace and beamed ceilings. I think this place has great potential and if managed well it could be lovely. The car park and garden appear to have been converted into several large bird cages, complete with birds in residence! Perhaps that will be part of the USP of this place soon, but currently it's not open to the public; there was a prominent sign saying "no public access". Curious!

Fabulous pub with lots of charm and character. Adam, Gareth and staff are friendly and welcoming. Food is excellent have been a few times already and will definitely be returning very soon! Would recommend!

Service was attentive and friendly but not pushy. Currently on a "pay us what you think we're worth" basis. Food was excellent, and lots of it. Good quality coffee.

Incredibly helpful staff, new chef, cosy rooms, lovely cheerful wood fires, very tasty meals at great prices. Once you've been you can never stay away !The best for miles around.

Had first visit to The Chestnut Tree for Sunday lunch since it recently reopened. What a treat!! Warm and cosy with log fires burning in both the bar and restaurant. The staff are all really welcoming and friendly and Adam, the new landlord is an amazing chef. The food was delicious with homemade soups, fresh veg, locally sourced meats, scrumptious desserts and everything homemade from scratch. Highly recommend!!

great food and service will go there again staff very polite its under new management and i will tell my friends

Visited yesterday evening. The pub is a very interesting, very old building heavily timbered. Inside is warm and welcoming as are the staff. We enjoyed a great pub meal with excellent, friendly service. The homemade chips are particularly delicious.

I visited The Old Chestnut Tree Inn on the recommendation of a friend and how delighted was I that I went , the food was amazing, I had the steak pie WOW was delicious, and the homemade doughnuts with clotted cream with jam are a joy, the service was excellent and all the staff were very friendly, Adam and Gareth the landlords are so friendly making time to come and speak to guests and check how food was, the added delight is that there is a animal attraction area with an array of different animals which can be visited by all for a small donation for the upkeep of the animals, well worth a visit.

What a unique place! Staff are young, friendly and ever so welcoming I felt right at home, such good service and great atmosphere. Terrific menu, the food was fresh and cooked to perfection, not just your average pub lunch. Also best of all they are dog friendly and have a variety of animals to see, including monkeys, armadillos and raccoon dogs truly extraordinary day out!!

Staff and landlords made you feel welcomed , Good food and beer good with a nice choice , lovely fire

You simply must visit this Pub, I can 'honestly' say it will be a real treat!!! a Pub with a difference, go see the animals, racoons, meerkats, monkey's, rhea's, skunks & more!! you and the kids will love it :o) something different to do at the weekend, I can guarantee you will be telling your friends & family about it!! I've been a few times now and taken my friends, OUTSTANDING SERVICE & FRIENDLY WELCOME from Adam & Gareth and the Team 'you feel that relaxed you don't want to leave, especially with the added attraction of a 'real fire' to cosy up too' :o)THE FOOD IS GREAT TOO - Plenty of choice and very 'Generous Portion sizes' I had the yummiest lamb roast dinner last Sunday :o) I've yet to sample the Steak Pie on my 3rd visit I've heard it's really good :o)DON'T TAKE MY WORD FOR IT 'SEE FOR YOURSELF' I'm Hooked, going again Sunday :o)Sharron (Sutton Coldfield)

Recently had a fantastic makeover with new landlords, new menu. It's so cosy in there and our meal tonight was excellent. Great menu and a good choice so far with more being added to it. Looking forwards to next time.

Four of us visited today for lunch and it was an all round excellent experience. we received a warm welcome from the young man behind the bar .The food was very good 3 of our party had the steak pie and they all agreed it was extremely good. I had the chilli con carne and it was the best I have eaten in a pub and I have eaten a few.in my time!! we will definitely eat here again when in the area. It is also dog friendly.

We popped in here for a drink, took them outside whilst he kids played on the playground opposite. The pub inside is very traditional but offered good local ales and make a cracking cuppa! The service was friendly.

this is our second year using this lovely little quaint pub, and as ever even the the ownership has changed, the new owner has continued with this great service and meals as usual. and most pleasant, plus we have a little shihtzu dog and if it is nice weather we sit outside, but we can also take him in to a table the owner sets up for us, again can really recommend the food, the service and the prices. TRY IT.