The Old Crown Inn in Stroud - Phone Number, Reservations, Reviews

Great service, good beer and really good food

Great price ale and our food was really nice. Very accommodating with our baby too

Went here for a evenings live band entertainment and it certainly delivered. Very cosy pub and although I didn't eat I could see some great food being served. The Band (Maria J & 2nd Chapter) were exceptional, smooth vocals and support on guitar, drums and keyboard, what a sensational gig.

Stopped for lunch. Was made very welcome in this lovely inn. The lamb and pork ciabattas were excellent making it a special moment. The beer was also great. Would definitely recommend and make a detour to get here!

Thought we'd call in today as we pass the pub all the time and Try their roast dinner. Lovely little pub, great selection of beers BUT, an hour and a half wait for two roast dinners is just total madness. Complained to bar staff, the excuse was: its a small pub. Surely this should make the food come out within a more reasonable time? £18.50 for a mixed meat roast dinner and honestly a happy meal would be more food. Ate half of my wife's as the food was not a sufficient size to feed an adult. Such a shame as this pub has potential but I doubt I'll be back after this visit, what I did have was tasty but again the portion size is totally Inadequate as is the wait and we weren't the only people complaining

Great pub, lovely to see it open again. Roast dinner wasn't much of a portion and expensive drinks

Nice pub. Only came for a couple of drinks, so can't comment on food. Great view from the beer garden. Shame they don't serve Uley brewery beers!

Looked OK in trip advisor , so took the plunge. OK it isn't the greastes looking place but does have some of the old world charm. The food is brillient. I never thought I would rate 'chips' as excelent, but they really were. My wife and I had pies (me steak , wife chicken). Both were excelent. We got a seperate bowl of veg (which wasn't cooked to death), and included was red cabbage:-). The garlic bread to start was excelent.

After a lovely short walk through the country side we stopped in the Old Crown Uley for a few drink and had some chips. We have a child with severe allergies who loves chips and we find these days it's harder to safely have food out. However Kate and Tom were more than happy to answer my allergen questions and to top it off, they only use 1 fryer specifically for chips which makes cross contamination very unlikely. Anyone with allergies knows how amazing this is.. so thank you Kate and Tom for a wonderful friendly and safe afternoon out.. xx Ps the chips were amazing

The management here is just plain bad. Old Crown would not reimburse us our 100 Pound deposit when we had to cancel our reservation due to illness.

Perfect spot to stop when walking the Cotswald Way. Good food, great breakfast and very nice staff

I'm reluctantly giving our meals a 20/10 score incase it increases the Crown's popularity and I struggle to get a table in future 🫣😃 I swallowed my roast Lamb without needing teeth in between. Cooked to perfection along with a mouthwatering array of my favourite veg. My partner's Mixed Roast was amazing too. I haven't even ordered dessert yet... Fantastic value! Compliments to Tim the Chef & keep him sweet Kate! 😅 We will be back

I'm reluctantly giving our meals a 20/10 score incase it increases the Crown's popularity and I struggle to get a table in future 🫣😃 I swallowed my roast Lamb without needing teeth in between. Cooked to perfection along with a mouthwatering array of my favourite veg. My partner's Mixed Roast was amazing too. I haven't even ordered dessert yet... Fantastic value! Compliments to Tim the Chef & keep him sweet Kate! 😅 We will be back

Had a lovely and very easy one night stay after a wedding up the road. Really friendly staff and a great breakfast.

Some good beers, food is fantastic and really good value

Lovely little place. Well worth a visit.

Good food bad/dated accommodation.

We booked a table for a Sunday lunch and chose the pub as they accepted dogs. Had a lovely walk, arrived a bit early but were happy to have a drink and wait. Ordered our food and waited an hour for our food to come out, ordered the mixed roast at £18 as we wanted all the trimmings, when it came out it looked like scraps of leftovers! Cold Yorkshire pudding, cold stuffing, no crackling, lukewarm potatoes, not even complete meats, waited 10 mins for the veg which looked nowhere near enough for 1 person let alone 2! We asked the lad who served us to tell what meat we had as they all looked the same ….scraps, he said he had no idea. Asked a lady if she was the manager, her response, depends who’s asking. Explained the issue, she was uninterested, just said they were very busy today but just read their reviews as they are really good! So leaving this one for you to decide! Would not go back ever again! Total shambles! And no way of getting a Sunday roast this late in the day so thank you very much!

We stayed here for a couple of nights for a friend's wedding at Owlpen Manor. Very convenient for the venue, ensuite rooms basic but clean and lovely and warm. Tom and Kate were great hosts and nothing was too much trouble. Pub had a warm relaxed atmosphere on the Friday night with very friendly locals. Butty Bach on tap ..... what's not to like!

Excellent food, good selection of well kept beers and great friendly service.

Excellent Sunday roasts enjoyed by all 6 people in our party - chef is to be congratulated. Succulent meats and extensive selection of vegetables. Only downside was the disappointingly long wait for our food but we did get an apology and it was all freshly cooked.

Really love this pub. It is special. The food is always fresh and good value. Such a lovely valley. Great staff.

Quite simply the best Sunday Roast in the area. Delicious, high quality with fantastic vegatable accompaniments. Happy to serve extra cauliflower cheese and gravy too! Could not recommend more highly

Looking for a light lunch to carry us through the rest of our day out I remembered I’d been wanting to visit this pub. And so glad we did. The welcome was warm and friendly, the menu simple and prices reasonable. But the food was not! My friend and I both decided on scotch egg with home-made piccalilli and shared a portion of garlic bread. Everything was absolutely perfect and delicious. Can’t wait to go back again.

We had late lunch, 3pm with a group of 4 couples. Team were friendly and efficient. Food delicious! We had 3 dogs with us and they made lots of friends. Highly recommend this pub restaurant

We went for a pre-booked 1 pm Sunday lunch, taking two wonderful friends. We live relatively locally. Our food eventually arrived almost an hour and a half later and was disappointingly lukewarm. The waiting staff were superb but the maitre d’/chef/owner and her co-chef could not have given our concerns less consideration if they’d tried. Book at this pub if you are inclined to be nothing but grateful and appreciative, no matter what transpires nor how long you have to wait to receive your food!

Incredible food, service, and great atmosphere. We visited on pie night and had the fish pie, pork pie, vegetable pie and steak and ale pie, then the brownies with vanilla ice cream and banoffee cheesecake for dessert. Everything was delicious and as a plus they have a lovely and very friendly cat who will keep you company while you enjoy some pints!

Excellent sunday lunch. Able to fit us in without booking on a bank holiday sunday. All food well prepared and good sized portions.

We booked a table to eat at 7.30pm on a Saturday. The pub was recommended to us by the people we were staying with and the online reviews looked good. It was not very busy when we arrived, there were still tables available but we thought that this was probably just because of the season. The waitressing staff were lovely, the food was OK and reasonably priced and there was a really good choice of local ale. However, what let this place down for us was the rather unpleasant landlady who should probably leave her staff to look after the paying guests (unless there is an issue where she needs to, and should, step in). It may be HER pub, as she makes sure everyone knows, but if she want customers she needs to at least try to be a little more welcoming to them! I am not sure if I would recommend this place to anyone else. I really want to because it is a lovely setting and I really believe in supporting our local pubs but the LL really spoilt our enjoyment of the evening.

We arranged to eat with friends after completing a section of the Cotswold way on Saturday and were amazed by the fantastic atmosphere. The food was excellent and the staff very friendly. Definitely a return venue on our list.

Having visited on 29th December we booked again for New Years Day and what a great start to the New Year it was!!! The Sunday Roast was one of the best I have ever had, exceptionally high quality ingredients, cooked perfectly. We booked the last slot available, a gamble with a Sunday Roast menu, our table was still occupied but they were so friendly despite being short-staffed, a mysterious New Years Day bug or just hungover…but the owners were so lovely and did not in any way try to rush us despite this. Highly recommend!

This pub is no longer closed. It has recently reopened and tastefully refurbished. Very friendly welcome. We went there for lunch and the food was very good. There is a sunny terrace in the garden.

Good food and very welcoming ,lovely old pub nicely refurbished large car park and garden situated in Uley. Just reopened under new management .

My family have lived in Urey for decades and this is still one of the best I have ever been to. Absolutely lovely staff and so welcoming. I real traditional pub with a cosey atmosphere and great ale!Well worth a few dozen visits and equal amount of beers!Thank you very much to everyone who works there! Great stuff!

Having walked out of the Rose and Crown a few miles away this was a great place for a proper pub lunch. Friendly staff, good prices and tasty food.

Lovely old pub in a pretty cotswold village. We had excellent steaks, cooked perfectly, and enjoyed the local atmosphere. Would definitely visit again.

Un tranquilo almuerzo entre semana hecho aún más agradable por el fuego de la estufa de leña. Un menú bueno pero no exhaustivo que debería satisfacer a la mayoría de los clientes. Excelente ploughman's, que a menudo no se encuentra en los menús de los bares modernos ni en los deliciosos pasteles con fabulosas tapas de hojaldre. ¡Ah, y las papas fritas también son geniales si te apetece un tazón para una merienda! Personal cortés, los baños necesitan atención para actualizarse pero no arruinan la experiencia.

John Daniel nos llevó a Uley y The Old Crown; Este era un gorila, comprado en una tienda por departamentos de Londres y criado en el pueblo. Se acaba de inaugurar una piedra conmemorativa y esto es a pocos pasos de la puerta principal del pub. Entonces, hubo poca competencia cuando llegó al lugar para almorzar después de fotografiar el monumento y antes de subir al impresionante fuerte de Uley Hill.Ambos seleccionamos el pollo y el pastel de puerro; era tan - tan mi amigo se quejó de la masa de hojaldre quemada que cubre gran parte de la parte superior PERO considera el precio. Además, esto no es un gastropub. Se recomienda la cerveza local Uley Brewery al igual que la sencillez rústica del pub. Cuando visitamos, ardía un fuego, pero no parecía propagar el calor por todas partes; Tal vez, se encendió poco antes de la hora de apertura.

Cuatro de nosotros comimos aquí mientras estábamos en el pueblo (echa un vistazo a The a Coach House, ¡fabuloso!) Y era justo lo que esperábamos. Es un viejo pub 17 que sirve cervezas y comida realmente buena. Las raciones son enormes, no hay necesidad de entrantes o postres para nosotros, y la comida está recién hecha y caliente! Nos sentamos junto a una chimenea abierta, lo que hizo que el pub fuera realmente acogedor y el personal fue muy amable. Permanecer en el pueblo de nuevo en la primavera así que definitivamente comeremos aquí de nuevo!

Comimos aquí tres noches durante su estancia en el pueblo. La comida viene en grandes porciones (¡no sé cómo alguien tiene espacio para empezar! Toda la comida era fresca, muy caliente y bastante buena (aunque bastante simple). Gran "pub grub" en dos palabras. Tengo que decir que la condición de la cerveza era de primera clase (incluidas las locales de Uley), y el personal fue eficiente y amable. Un sobresaliente para el joven con la perilla: ¡un verdadero profesional!

We ordered two different pies with steak and though the meat was soft and tender there was no flavour it was like eating boiled steak? The chips were nice and the service lovely but the food is a real let down.

Four of us visited this Inn for the first time on a Sunday evening in August.The staff were friendly and pleasant and the meals were good, although there isn't a large choice. Two of us chose Steak and Uley Pie and two Chicken Ham & Mushroom Pie. We chose chips and peas - you could have a choice of potatoes. Three of us chose sticky toffee pudding and one chose apple pie. All four of us were satisfied with our main meals and desserts.Because it was very quiet inside the pub you couldn't rate the atmosphere fairly, but it seemed to be a very 'local' pub.We were generally satisfied with our evening.

We ate here three times and it was fun and delicious each time. You will experience authentic English country fare such as meat pies and sticky puddings. We want to visit again someday. The bar keep was DELIGHTFUL.

Efter en liten promenad åt vi varsin fish & chips. Goda pommes frites, färdig fisk och sås i påse... God öl från det lokala bryggeriet.

Walked up to and around the Fort before coming back for a late lunch.

Visited with friends for lunch.

Stopped here as on holiday in the area. Had a decent meal, it was a bit basic but very nice. There looked to be a good choice of ale but I don’t drink beer myself.

We were on our way to Woodchester Park and stopped in Uley for lunch. The Rose and Crown at Nympsfield (which would be nearer to Woodchester) seems to be closed at the moment and we wanted something a bit more hearty than we thought we might get in the cafe at Woodchester Mansion.

Could not find anything suitable in Dursley & pubs do not seem plentiful round there. Car park round back, some out side seating. Cosy inside, proper landlord, offfers a tab without asking. Good food, very plentiful prawns in jacket potato. glad to have found it.What's not to like? Quiet for late saturday lunchtime.

Many locals enjoying themselves over a pint or two. Gradually the hungry appeared and we joined with them . Service was pleasant and the food typical of a good local. Ham was excellent, as were the crispy chips. Crispy mushrooms were also enjoyed.

Super traditional pub. Excellent beer and good pub grub. No TV, Juke box etc just a proper local pub.

Having walked up to the Uley Hill Fort and around for a view of Owlpen Manor and church I returned for a lunch at the Old Crown. I'd parked on the road but they have parking at the rear (it was late decision to eat so I felt guilty parking all morning in their car-park). Welcomed immediately, always nice. The pub felt simple but not crowed in it layout with excellent fire alight at one end. Good selection of on-tap beers and cider, I had an Uley and a baguette, first choice was not on but what I had was good with generous salad. This was simple pub grub nicely done with on table condiments nothing pretentious. Great for a walkers stop (which is what I am rating on).

We took a detour off the way to visit this pub for lunch before continuing our walk. We ordered baguettes which were of good size and made with warm fresh bread so were very good.

Family of four...lunch. 2 of us had the home made cottage pie...Desperate Dan size...would feed 3 people...except it was profoundly tasteless. No hint of anything other than average grisly clods of fatty mince...must have been 300g in the bowl. Rather off putting. One other had a huge lasagne which again had no seasoning. The food waste from our table must have been 60%. The fourth had ham and eggs which was nice! Good beer. Hint: chef/cook needs to sample his/her dishes before they are served and learn about seasoning and herbs... and review the portion sizes which are frankly obscene.. Wont return I'm afraid.

We prebooked our meals as we were a group of over 12 people. We arrived at lunch time and ordered our drinks. We sat down and within a few minutes our meals arrived. Every thing was as we ordered and was hot. We had plenty on our plates in fact I could not eat it all. Service was quick and good along with the prices.

My wife and I went to the Old Crown on Friday 16th Feb. We both had food. The pub had an excellent atmosphere with many locals around the bar area. There was plenty of room to sit down to eat. The was an excellent choice of beers including the local Uley Brewery. I had 2 of these beers which were excellent, my wife had a hot chocolate which she really enjoyed. We both ate a main meal from the menu. The food was really good and there was more than enough to eat. Overall it was an excellent visit and consequently we went back the next night and again had an excellent experience. We would thoroughly recommend this pub.

Needed a place to take a friend out for a treat. Found The Old Crown online. Booked for lunch. Exceptional food. Cosy and friendly venue. The three of us were very pleased with what we had. Highly recommended.

Have made several visits to this pub now, all of which have been pleasurable. Good range of real ales and bar food Lovely garden for summer drinks

Solid set of standard pub grub all well served. Lovely range of local ale that makes it a lovely place to visit as part of a Cotswold experience.

My husband and I stopped here after a lovely walk around Uley. The pub has a good range of drinks, including the locally-brewed Uley ale, which my husband loved. The downside was the awful food. I'm not a fussy person, but I was served one of the worst roasts I've ever had. The meat was incredibly tough, the veg was overcooked and watery, the potatoes were hard, and the gravy was thin and tasteless. My husband's cottage pie looked great, but he said it tasted cheap and nasty.

We had lunch and a beer each at The Old Crown today it was truly fantastic. Service was friendly good and fast .Local ale was great we all tried a different one and they were tasty,all made down the road .Such an idyllic English village.My son and i had the local Uley sausage chips and salad. My husband had the steak pie and chips,made with the Uley beer.We were all happy with our food and couldn't finish all the chips . We had lunch after doing the Cotswold Way round walk that starts at the Church opposite the Pub and takes just 2 hrs,but with a lot of ups and downs that works up an appetite! The views are amazing.

Stopped here for lunch and a drink having walked part of the Cotswold Way. Friendly staff, good beer and simple pub food.

This pub is amazing! They always have two beers from the local brewer in the village as well as a wide range of guest ales! What more can you want!

This is an ancient pub with B&B.; We stayed overnight walking the Cotswold Way. It is a little off path, the church is worth visiting, and there is a choice of routes to get back on track.

Very friendly, lovely, local pub serving delicious homemade meals. Make sure you're hungry as the portions are large!

We first visited this pub after arriving in Dursley on a Friday for a holiday. Other pubs nearby were unable to seat our group in the evening (there were 8 of us), but the staff at the Crown were able to accommodate us in a back room. The pub was very busy on the Friday night. The menu was varied and the food and drink were good. Subsequently, we visited the pub the following week and the experience was equally as good.

We stop off here after going on a Cotswold Guided Walks, the pub is listed on the Cotswold Guided Walks website as a good place for food and drinks and, the website was not wrong. The pub offers good honest pub food, we had ploughman and a couple of pints and enjoyed both. We like the fact that the pub use local food wherever possible and you can tell purely by the taste. We will be popping in on our next walk.

Not the most welcoming barmaid. Obviously needs a lesson in how to be welcoming to customers. However the pub is a simple pub with a nice bar. The beer is exceptional, how could you go wrong with the Uley brewery being less than 5 minutes walk away.

We ended up in this pub after a long walk. There were about 25 of us. Food was served in a reasonable time but it was very poor quality. It seems to me that they defrost​ the dishes. Nobody finished them.

My daughter decided to take me here for lunch ,the food was very delicious, I had chips peas and cauliflower cheese, the best cauliflower cheese I have ever had it was to die for. My daughter and husband decided to have home made pie, plenty of meat and massive portions, very good value for money. Hates of to the chef. The staff were polite and professional and nothing was too much trouble. Highly recommend this little village pub you won't be disappointed. will be returning again soon.

Great village pub with good ale and lunch time menu. Old world atmosphere in the heart of Uley village.

This is an old style pub, in every sense. Decor, furniture, locals.

Saying at Stocks Hill we decided to have a meal out at the local pub.

Come here a few times of year as they do good pub grub and the staff and locals are always very friendly

We spent a lovely evening at the Old Crown as our daughter was getting married at Kingscote Barn.

The title is not a reference to the food - which was nice - but the fact the place lets unlimited numbers of dogs in the restaurant area while people are eating. Our first time there, and we were having a lunch on Sunday. We were only in the restaurant area for 15m before we were surrounded by two separate tables with very lively dogs. Not normally a problem, but the tables are quite close together and the dog owners did nothing to keep the dogs from constantly annoying us - even when our food arrived. Their dogs were jumping up at us/our table, whipping us with their tails, trying to get under our table. We moved our table further away (as two of our party were being constantly pestered) and tried to joke with the dog owners about it, but about 15m minutes later we were still getting harassed, and a one point a very large dog from the other table appeared right next to my face as I was eating - his owners had not attempted to stop him wandering around. There were also more dogs in the bar area. The place is quite small, so this was clearly marketing itself as a dog owners and walkers pub. There were also more dogs waiting to come in when we left. I don't think the place will attract many other types of customers if they're not able enjoy their food in peace.

Good, old English pub in a beautiful area.. Home style food, delicious. Generous portions. The staff is friendly and helpful. Just the place for a lovely lunch, after a long trip.

Welcome reward at the end of a walk around Uley Hillfort. Very friendly staff, excellent food and the Old Spot Beer is to be highly recommended

Excellent local Uley beer and what is probably the best old style pub grub around. At first after our walk around Uley Bury hill fort s bit disappointed with the standard ham ,eggs and chips fare but in fact it was wonderful think chunks of ham off the bone home made chips and a perfect egg. Similarly Uley sausage and egg great (jacket a bit soggy didn't bother eating stole chips instead ). Good friendly pub next to church and green with an old tree

As a local and regular visitor this place always hits the spot. Great local beer brewed in the village which you must try. Food is basic pub grub and is great value for good size portions. Relaxed atmosphere with a real mix of people from locals just popping in for a pint, walkers stopping for lunch and family groups celebrating. It's a great place to go and in a beautiful building too.

Visited on a Friday night walk out for an evening meal and drink and we were not disappointed. We arrived at 6.15 and the pub was buzzing with a great friendly atmosphere. We had a great meal and drinks. We will certainly return. A real old style pub.

We arrived on mass having pre-ordered lunch. The food was great and very good portions. We were well looked after by the staff and the beer was great too.

Do eat here--gigantic fireplace and an ambience not far removed from the original back in the day, with a low-ceiling to keep the heat in in the winter. The little it is in is lovely--important back the the wool trade was major,

While I had the steak and ale pie with chips and salad, Sarah had the cottage pie with chips and peas. The portions were hearty. Sarah didn't quite manage all of her main course, I could see that she was saving space for the spotted dick and custard. All the food and the real ale were excellent, the only downside is Sarah is putting on weight :o)

Great family pub, very friendly owners, nothing too much trouble, excellent staff , polite efficient and friendly, food very tasty and great value, waitress service with a smile every time. Good range of ales and uley beer. Ideal place to go for a relaxing evening. Would highly recommend

My family of six stayed here one night while walking the Cotswold Way. The manager/innkeeper made us feel right at home, even preparing sandwiches for our hike the next day. The food was basic but to our liking. The accommodations weren't fancy but more than adequate after a long day of hiking. We wouldn't hesitate to stay here again in the future.

Good typical English pub service large portions of good English pub grub from a reasonably large menu. Prices are pretty good and I thought it good value.

Warm welcome and good service, five of us (and Ivor our labradoodle), arrived at the same time as another group and couple. I only saw one person serving behind the bar and one other serving the food. They had an 80th birthday party booked in and our meals still arrived in a timely fashion. Delicious, hot and service with a smile, thank you, you made at great start to my birthday weekend. Good choice of cider and ale too !

We ate here 3 times whilst staying in the village. We had friends with us on two occasions.The food was excellent, tasty, fresh, well cooked and very good value for money, the portions are big, so be be warned.I myself had the beef and ale pie then cottage pie on 2nd visit, really good, we all cleaned our plates, always a good sign I think. The ham I had with my ploughmans at lunchtime was delicious and a lovely huge fresh salad. I would recommend anyone staying in the village or driving past a visit is a must.

Went to this pub with friends. The pub itself is a lovely old pub and its location is brilliant. Good parking and nicely done inside. We went on a Saturday evening expecting it to be busy however there was two other groups in there and by 10 we were the only people there. I had vegetable lasagne to eat - I wouldn't have it again. It was watery with no cheese sauce. Chips and peas were nice though and not fair to judge food just on that. All in all, a nice pub but lacking atmosphere and probably better as a lunch stop off.

A lovely open fire and welcomed us on a wet and cold Sunday evening. The menu isn’t massive, but with a great selection of meals all from local produce and really good prices. We were spoilt for choice what to have and plumped for the lasagne and the Old Crown Pie (steak and Uley Ale). Both were delicious and such big servings, neither of us could manage a pudding, despite how good they looked! Will definitely be making a return visit – there’s more of the menu we need to work through!

Not a vast choice but a lot on the plates when it came. Decent pies fully packed. Good local real ales. Walkable from Stouts Hill at the other end of the village.

My family and I stopped here for lunch and liquid refreshment while walking in the area. We all enjoyed our food especially the jacket potatoes, fresh salad and steak and ale pie. All very good value. Dog friendly, lovely welcoming fire and Christmas decorations. A well run pub and we will be back.

A good selection of well kept local beer and a lively atmosphere. Child friendly pub, will be back for food soon.

As the only pub in the small Cotswold town of Uley, I’ve really wanted to like it. The pub has plenty going for it. Unfortunately on this last visit, my food wasn’t that good.

We were returning to Uley after 35 years - very warm welcome, and good basic pub fare. The landlord and landlady deserve success for the excellent genuinely local feel to the pub, and all that they put in to pub/B

We booked a table at the Old Crown for after our walk as it served as a good stop

I hate to read about pubs closing and amongst the many reasons I hear is that the smoking ban damaged trade. So I'm a bit perplexed to be asked to leave an almost empty pub because I was smoking an ecig.

We had a walk planned with this pub being our stop off and for what we needed it was great. Friendly bar staff, friendly locals and good range of ales. Despite the weather the beer garden was lovely. Didn't eat any food but for a simple post walk pint it was perfect.

I arranged to meet a friend at this pub in Uley, we were going to have lunch. However, when we were looking at the menu, we saw the other tables food come out & to say the least it didn't look very appealing. The staff were pleasant but I think they need lessons in smiling, the pub is dated with yellowing walls & cold. In the end after listening to the other table complain we decided not to order any food. Although we left hungry we were happy we didn't order anything. It's sad really because It could have great potential.