The Pheasant Inn at Admaston in Telford and Wrekin - Phone Number, Reservations, Reviews

Visited last night for a “catch up” with a friend, we do tend to book The Pheasant as we know we both enjoy it. I opted (as always) for the warm chicken and Shropshire blue salad, and it never disappoints. Always great service, great food, good times 😁

2 hours for 2 courses. Very busy, VERY noisy. Ordered drinks, took 20 minutes to arrive. Food was OK. I had chicken schnitzel with Caesar salad and grana padana cheese. Chicken was lovely and moist. Caesar salad wasn't a Caesar salad. It was lots and lots and lots of lettuce leaves, some croutons and a sauce. No egg, no anchovy and no dijon mustard. So in essence it was chicken in breadcrumbs on lettuce leaves with a sauce and croutons. Not worth £15.95 even though it was tasty. I did hear some other customers talking about it after they got theirs too. Husband had the steak pie with seasonal veg - looked lovely and he really enjoyed it. During this we ordered more drinks. Then had to ask again because they took so long. Waited ages for someone to come and asked for the dessert menu. She brought the bill. Asked again for the dessert menu and waited........... eventually a chalk board appeared. Eventually the pudding appeared.....Husband had the Eton mess, I had the chocolate brownie ice cream and chocolate sauce. The brownie was very heavy, like a sat on stale chocolate cake. For the first time ever in my adult life I gave most of it to the hubby. It was just too heavy. So £57 for 2 pints, 2 soft drinks and 2 courses. And a headache from the noise. Was very popular with drinkers so I think more of a pub with food than an eatery. Shame - disappointed.

Absolutely loved our visit here last night. My partner and myself ordered the haddock and chips and I can honestly say they were the best we have ever had . Big chunky homemade chips, the batter on the haddock was golden with tartar sauce and peas . My son had the homemade burger and he enjoyed every bit . The staff were very friendly and we really look forward to making it a regular favourite of ours .🥰

Absolutely stunning food. We visited as a family of 4. I ordered the pork chop with lemon and oregano. The chop was huge and beautifully cooked. So tender and flavoursome. The potatoes and green veg were equally as excellent. Reasonably priced for the quality of food. Best food I have eaten for a while. 100% recommend.

Visited Friday night. Very busy, quite loud..but a great atmosphere and excellent service throughout. Pan fried chicken was delicious, and the slow roasted belly pork was lovely - particularly enjoyed the red cabbage! Would definitely visit again. Reasonably priced, too.

Absolutely brilliant. Good, well cooked and presented food. Service is attentive and with a smile. Thankyou! We shall be back.

Awesome, a real gem! I had pan fried chicken, which was fantastic, a lovely size portion & very tasty, it came with roast potatoes & green beans! My friend had scampi, which he said that was very good! We finished off with bread and butter pudding, this was also divine, the best I've ever had! I was very please with my chose & will be definitely returning My complements to the chief!!

I will keep this review plain, simple, and honest. Myself and my wife went for a midweek dinner recently. The venue is very clean and well laid out, the service was very good the food delicious and the bill very reasonable. We have no hesitation in recommending this pub to others and will be returning in the future.

I visited The Pheasant last week to see if they served coffee only. To my delight the answer was “yes”. Having looked at the menu, and as it was only 12 noon, I decided to order a bowl of leek and potato soup with granary bread. I have to say that this was delicious and piping hot. The menu was quite extensive and I was amazed at the number of people arriving for a meal. It is obviously a popular venue. When I arrived there were only three cars parked in the extensive car park, but it was a different scene when I vacated - only one parking space available and someone waiting patiently for me to move. Do call in. I am sure you will not be disappointed.

So glad we decided to try this place out, the food was absolutely gorgeous and the portions were huge! I had the pan fried chicken and my husband the fish and chips, both rated our meals 8.5/10. Finished off with desserts which did not disappoint, highly recommend the bread and butter pudding....PLEASE never take this off your menu and I will be returning over and over. Music was great in the background and staff were all very friendly and helpful!

When visiting relatives in Shropshire the pheasant is where we like to book for our meal. It's always delicious well presented food . The service is excellent. Worth a visit would highly recommend.

Had a meal last night,brilliant,lovely specials on the board,checked the menu & found changes,brilliant to have some different meals,had a lovely curry,rice & nan bread

We had been thinking about visiting this pub/restaurant for some time because it looked very welcoming from the outside. We were, however, somewhat disappointed when we got inside as the restaurant part wasn't particularly inviting. We ordered 2 meals from the menu plus a "special" from the board. The food was excellent although the "special" was lacking any olives and the potato salad. This was mentioned but no deduction or apology forthcoming. Furthermore, the bill included a glass of wine that we hadn't ordered. Overall, although the food was good I don't think that we will be returning any time soon.

Atmosphere spoiled Football commentary Music on couldn’t hear, waitresses. Arrived no one at bar bar apart from someone on phone didn’t even acknowledge we we there! Food nothing special. Complained about what looked like plastic in starter, starter nice but said didn’t want as looked & felt like cellophane plate removed halfway through, told put off….told piece of leek despite not appearing on Special board it contained leek? Complained when paying bill, with service charge added, didn’t see anything regarding this on menu. On the whole we are local will NOT return food average/edible atmosphere too loud, like being in public bar not dining pub food OK but not outstanding as it used to be. Sorry Guys you have been much better, we won’t be back anytime soon😞

Not good evening food indifferent service needs improving its not just drinkers at the bar who are spending money. Fish greasy , chips under cooked no meat on ribs. It used to be a good destination. What's happened?

First visit - received a warm welcome and seated immediately. Great menu - too many lovely meals made it difficult to choose. Three of us had the tempura chicken with chilli sauce to start which was piping hot, crispy, and very tasty - huge portions! My main (veg pie & chips) was delicious. Others ordered ham, eggs & chips and fish and chips - all freshly cooked and very tasty. Will definitely be returning.

First impression was how totally inadequate car park was. Pub was very busy and literally unable to park. Seated quickly and drink order taken , drinks delivered quickly. Good menu plenty of choice. 2 of us ordered starters, after 15 minutes advised one of starters not available, alternative offered but declined .. that starter cancelled. Main course arrived 45 minues after seating. All 4 were very good and big. 2nd order for starter did not arrive. Appropriate check back and drinks order taken. Puddings declined. Server pleasant but seemed pressurised . Pub busy and noisy. Disappointing that despite starter issues both were still charged although removed immediately when challenged. Recommend booking a table to avoid disappointment

Ordered steak pie and sirloin steak for my wife and I. Very disappointed steak was very small and thin although cooked well it was full of grizzle the hand cut chips had a peculiar after taste consistent with old oil wife left hers

A meeting then lunch for 17 people. An excellent lunch, my sea bass was beautifully cooked and hot. Fresh vegetables in a dish and my fruit salad was also good with lots of fresh fruit.

This is a strange pub which looks like bits have been added badly and the outside is really shabby at the back which is a shame as it has the potential to be good in a nice area. I haven’t had the food but others tell me it’s nice so positive… the layout inside is very odd narrow and not cosy except two chairs by the fire .

Well done, your first Curry Night was fantastic. The food was outstanding, my husband’s comment was/ is… the Best Curry I’ve tasted.

I visited as a group of 10 on a Friday night (i was one of the group's local). The place was bust but everyone was served promptly and the quality of quality of the food was excellent (The Pheasant on the specials board was a bargain at under £13). I'll definitely be coming back.

Popped in for lunch. Nice friendly atmosphere, clean and tidy, nice food, good service and reasonable prices. Definitely worth a visit.

We had good food here on a Wednesday and Thursday night. Excellent choice, a bit different. The Thursday was a lot busier than the Wednesday, and possibly the most atmosphere I've experienced in any pub post Covid. Also dog friendly and good beers. Thumbs up!

Really nice pub. Great food, very friendly and helpful staff. Caters for vegetarians and allows dogs.

I am actually shocked 😳 asked at 7.45 if I could have some lights bites at the table, the waitress went off to ask and never come back…even just to say no I’m speechless

Not a fan of being critical after the event as feel it better to deal with issues at the time. If I could have found a senior member of staff on duty I would have raised my issues with them. On arrival waited 5 minutes...

Only 1 veggie option, no vegan options , so it was take it or leave it . Broccoli soup spoiled by loads if cream floating and swimming in it, at least I think that's what it was. Broccoli spinach pie was 2 tablespoons of veg...

Another fabulous meal at The Pheasant.. always consistent and enjoyable, the staff are really nice and the food was hot and plentiful.

Very interesting menu, and tasty food. It is very well priced, and the service was good. My only complaint is that the tables are a little packed in, in the main room. Will definitely go back on our next visit to the area.

Totally disappointed rang to book in the week for Easter sunday meal for 4 arrived there was no booking for us , so we were given the choice to eat in the gazebo outside , we stayed because i had nothing at home to cook...

We visited on a Saturday evening. Fortunately we had booked as the whole place was very busy. Great service and great food. We had the cod with Brazilian sauce and the gammon steak, both of which were lovely.

We booked a table at The Pheasant for a Sunday afternoon for lunch with friends. We arrived around 20 minutes early but staff were happy for us to be shown to our table anyway, and we were taken upstairs to a table towards the back....

Having had this pub/restaurant recommended to us by family we found it an absolute delight. Great food and friendly staff and a lovely atmosphere . Jo who served us was an absolute delight and the chef/owner was also a genuinely nice man.

Travellng back from up North on a cold snowy winters day we decided to have a roast dinner. With most places stop serving sunday roast at 2pm we were lucky to book at table here 10 minutes prior to arriving. We arrived and were greated...

We used to visit this pub and it was always friendly. We went in last week ...The staff were more concerned with preparation for a party than looking after people that arrived in the bar. The locals were RUDE at the bar and the bar...

Meal was ok . Expensive for a pub but it’s in a decent area so not surprising. Small portion on my cheesecake. There was four of us and I had commented that menu states there is a optional 10% service charge on parties of OVER...

Came for lunch. We both had the ciabatta's. Wow!!! Amazing. My brie and bacon was delicious. The bacon was cooked to my liking...slightly crispy. The brie was melting and oozing out the sides. There was a good salad and crisps. We also added chips for...

stopped here for an unexpected lunch and luckily they had a table. Nice traditional pub atmosphere with a mixture of locals and diners. we ordered from lunch time. i had brie and bacon with Chutney on a toasted ciabatta and hubby had the Steak ciabatta,...

Good food, mid priced. Made to feel welcome. Ate there twice, lovely fish and chips and thoroughly enjoyed the Sunday roast. Very busy though. Eat downstairs though as upstairs a bit souless.

Although the food I ordered was ok, I'm afraid my wife's meal was not. The experience was nowhere near as good as the last time we visited. My wife's first course was described on the menu as "Feta, Parma Ham and Watermelon Plate with a...

I visited on 3rd Sept with my hubby and to be fair to the venue they fit us in with very little notice. To say the menu is underwhelming is an understatement. There is very little choice and my husband and I had initially decided...

I visited with my family. We've had good experiences there in the past but the portions were small this time. It was as if they were trying too hard. It will be a while before we return.

Let me start by saying all my reviews are an accurate reflection of the overall experience. So we decided to grab a late lunch at The Pheasant and got a table mid afternoon. We got there a little early but this wasn't an issue for...

Great Sunday lunch. A roast is harder to do well than is often imagined, and mine was excellent, with vegetables done just right. Service was attentive but not 'too much'. The pub interior is spacious and nicely quirky in its decor. Perhaps make sure the...

So glad to find this place, the meal was home cooked, really enjoyed the good food, pity the Cheesecake was sold out though, was looking forward to that!

Dreadful meal today. We had to wait an hour to receive our starters after also having to remind the staff we hadn't had our drinks after 30 mins. The main meal came, again after a very long wait. It was awful. Warm at best. Turkey...

Friday 23rd April was my wife's birthday and after visiting Attingham Park in the morning, we decided to stop at The Pheasant on the way back to Telford for a drink and a meal in the beautiful sunshine. We found a table in the beer...

The guys at the Pheasant have done such an amazing job at creating a really nice covid safe environment for everyone to enjoy. In the strangest of times, they have pulled out all the stops to create a lovely outdoor space. Well done - I...

The for of us went for lunch today, sandwiches were great, but my poached salmon dish was amazing. Salmon cooked to perfection, a lovely dish. Staff very friendly and efficient, a lovely afternoon, can’t wait to go back.

Very underwhelmed with our Sunday lunch take away meal of roast beef and veg followed by marmalade bread and butter pudding. A small delay in being able to collect, but not complaining about that. The gravy was very tasty and Yorkshire’s good, to be fair....

I’ve visited here many times now and alot of these times we have eaten here, each time the meals have been beautiful and very well presented I literally couldn’t fault this lovely little place and being a short walk from my house is an added...

What can I say, simply terrible! Atmosphere, there’s none. Layout, terrible - even given the circumstances. Chairs, absolutely shocking - they were so uncomfortable it puts McDonald’s in the shade. We were seated in between two tables of 4 which were one family celebrating a...

Came here after Hiking in the hills and looked online for a place to eat and saw that the photos of the food looked lovely. Was quickly sat down and we had ordered 2 pink gins and lemonades. Very lovely. However the food menu was...

Roast beef truly excellent followed by apple pear and winter fruits crumble. Very tasty, staff all very helpful and pleasant, well worth a visit.

Some of our party were delayed due to floods but the staff adapted well and made everyone feel comfortable. Food was very well presented and tasty. The one exception was the game pie lid. The meat was tasty but it was sandwiched between 2 rather...

Having recently moved the Telford area, we have been trying various local eateries, in the hope of finding a reliable, regular place to eat. We thought we'd give the Pheasant a shot, having been recommended by a work colleague.First impressions were ok. It's your typical country pub come restaurant, albeit with a very small bar area. It's a bit dark, and the decor looks cheap and tired, unless glossy white wood-chip is your thing). What wasn't very impressive was the tardiness of the bar staff (one of whom, seemed a little "under the influence" shall we say). It took a while to get attention.One thing we quickly learned about the bar area: try to get a table away from it. It gets very noisy. The place really isn't big enough, so diners have to suffer the noise from those just having a drink (and it was LOUD!). I ordered the fish and chips, which I have to say were very good. Not cheap, but it was nice. The wife's chicken meal was not so good; the vegetables were somewhat overdone, and looked like they had seen better days. I'd expect better for the price.So far, so average. What ruined our meal was overhearing a very rude member of staff having an argument with another, and storming off to the kitchen! I don't know what was going on, but it's really very unprofessional and ruined the atmosphere. Others noticed as well. The waitresses seemed to be quite distressed by it, but nevertheless gave good service.In summary: avoid. We have only been living in the area for 2 months, but can recommend better places (please check my other reviews!).

We've been to this restaurant/pub previously. We arrived and the table we had booked was in an alcove with just about room to walk to our chairs because the people at the other table pulled their chairs in! This alcove was only really suitable for a double table, not two doubles. It took an hour from ordering our main course to it being served and 30 minutes for deserts. The hamburger given to our 9 year old grandson was pathetic (his words) and looked like a slab of mince between two slices of baguette. The adult meals were reasonable but nothing spectacular. There are no facilities for disabled patrons - my wife went to the toilet and one of the two female toilets could not be accessed, too narrow, and the other could but there were no aids adjacent to or over the WC. I would also query whether with the numbers in the premises there would have been easy evacuation in the case of a fire. In general I was very dissappointed with a hostlery that had had a good reputation and as my title suggests it does not in my opinion reach its previous standard

I was really looking forward to a nice roast dinner.. it was early evening, so I didn't expect anything overdone or chewy meats etc... but I do expect my carrots & veg to be cooked!!! They were quite hard to be honest, even almost raw!!!!... phuh... what do customers have to do, just to get a simple roasted dinner that my mum easily accomplishes without a chefs wage!?! She cooks everything to perfection every time... why is it there's always a groan to be had at the local pub where their staff & kitchens are better equipped than my mothers' kitchen??? The roasted potatoes were not the type of potatoes that should be roasted- they were 'mashing potatoes', they were mealy inside, which distinctly tasted wrong. Apart from not quite being nicely roasted... took the crisp and 'aaahhh' value away!!It's not as if it's a cheap meal either, so everything SHOULD be perfect for the prices charged. Another thing : When I set the table at home for dinner, my condiments & cutlery are already on the table. We had to wait for the condiments once we had our meal finally delivered ....oh pleeeaaase!!!! Come on- wakey wakies!!!Don't sit at the table next to the kitchen door either... it's noisy, chilly & you keep getting spied upon! That's 3 times I've had a meal here, each time I feel there are improvements that could be made...I'm not going again to be disappointed! Oh and the prawn cocktail, is a shrimp cocktail - I didn't have it- my friend did, & said it was ridiculous!Good luck with your meal.

Ate with a group of 10 when visiting Telford, we had a basic set meal (turkey dinner) it was quite acceptable with a waffle dessert that was very rich. overall a good experience, nice place great staff.

We arrived out table was set ready with our bubbles already on the table. We were sat in the corner in the snug. Without any delay a lovely waitress had arrived so pass to us our menus. There was a nice selection, I think something for everyone would be a perfect description. I opted for the 6hr Roast Belly Pork with a mustard mash and cider sauce, my friend had the triple sausage and mash option.The wait was minimal, which gave us time to chat.When the food arrived, it looked and smelt lovely. We were not disappointed. My pork had a perfect crackling and the meat was perfectly juicy and tasty. The mash tasted nice, albeit a little dry for my taste. The sausages were plump, juicy and delicious. We were happy after enjoying our dinner, we ordered a cheese board to share. A nice selection of cheese, chutney, fruit cake and celery. We did ask for extra crackers as there were only 5 provided to eat with 5 different cheeses. However, they were happy to oblige. Again happy with our choice.However, the temperature in the venue was very cold, once we had eaten we had to sit in our coats. We spoke to other client too who had also put their coats on. There are two open fires, none of which were lit. We could only find one radiator that was giving out heat and that didn't have the option to sit by it as it was by the door. We did mention to the staff that it was cold, but apparently we had been sitting in the warmest part of the pub.Would I return, yes definitely, the food and service were very good. However, it will be in the warmer months only.The only reason I have scored the service 3 out of 5 is due to the cold. The waitress and the timing from the kitchen was great.

Buenos sándwiches en una amplia carta y a precios ajustados.Local con mucho público lo que da una impresión acerca de cómo se hacen aquí las cosas.Sitio muy agradable a orilla de la carretera.

Visited for my birthday, everything was perfect. Richard exchanged pleasantries with us when we ordered. Staff sang happy birthday ( hilarious ) really good vibes and excellent food. Never lets us down.

A group lunch for 12 people. Prompt service great menu and reasonable prices. Good selection of beers

We were looking for a meal on a Saturday afternoon, from something other than a chain.

Plenty of parking and also outside seating. Very nice staff who seem to enjoy their job. Food was excellent and plenty to choose from. Good portions, excellent price. Busy and slightly noisy but very good.

Very disappointed with my experience here! Extremely loud pub music loud and basey, peoples voices echoes not a nice environment, lights bright. The food was just ok nothing wrong with it but definitely nothing special and actually not exactly as stated in menus but to be fare it was ok.

Being so close to our holiday let, we visited for my dad's 88th birthday. The restaurant was half full and they had plenty of staff but service shocking. My dad had to ask to plsce an order. Meal was so so and pretty expensive. My husband was evem asked to pay for drinks we did not drink. Not sure why it is so highly rated.

Have eaten here a couple of times with friends, and dropped in for a drink on a few occasions. The food isn’t too bad but maybe a bit pricey. Not really much of a bar area to speak of, probably room for about a dozen people before it starts feeling too crowded. Difficult to get served when 4 people are sat at the bar and don’t want to move! Most of the staff are fine, but the young, tall chap behind the bar (possibly the bar manager) is a bit surly and off hand.

I have visited this pub on several occasions for a Sunday lunch which I have thoroughly enjoyed, so recommended to friends & visited for 6th September @ 5pm.

We frequent this pub quite a lot but sometimes forget that we don’t sing it’s praises enough. We invited friends to join us for drinks a few nights ago and we had such a very nice time. The beer was perfect served and the selection of guns was very impressive. I was particularly impressed by the addition of an outside bar.

I went to the pheasant in August with my grandma during a quiet afternoon. So quiet there was only one other table being served.

We regularly visit Shrewsbury when we call in at my daughters. We were very happy with the establishment and intend to stay over next time we visit

Just visiting the area, we were looking for a tasty pub meal and The Phesant certainly didn't disappoint.

We have visited the Pheasant several times and can recommend the fish & chip meal. The fish as always been fresh with a crispy light batter and presented with a home made tartar sauce,lemon , fresh garden peas and french fries and very reasonably priced. Nice and easy to park at the rear of the pub.

My husband and I use the Pheasant quite regularly usually for a meal on a Sunday and have always had a good meal, but not today, a table near the bar was full of rowdy, loud drinkers, we opted for a table as far away as possible !

We had the roast beef one day & came back for the loin of lamb 2 days later. The staff were absolutely brilliant, even though it was stifling hot, there was a wedding party or similar happening, but still, nothing was not too much trouble. The 1 minor criticism, and it is minor, is that the knives are too blunt!! So the lamb was rare, which is not to our choice but that is what the TV chefs tell us we like so it was difficult to cut through it. But the taste was superb. Similarly, with the beef, it was laid on top of the roast potatoes so they were not crispy. Then to follow we had the most gorgeous ice cream we have had in years, made by Bennets. But what a great experience it was. We will definitely be back next time we come to the Telford area.

We arrived without a booking on a Friday night and were seated promptly. The menu lists the local sources of the ingredients, which is lovely to see, and the gammon, veg pie and waffle were all absolutely spot on. We'll be back!

Called in for a drink with our dogs on a busy Saturday evening, due to a cider sampling and afternoon tea on offer.

Went to the gin and ale festival Sunday afternoon , we both had roast beef , which was the best we’ve had in any restaurant !

Went in for a bite to eat while I was passing and had duck breast and it was that good I had to ask for the chefs that cooked it (Declan and Jack) and honestly I'd ask for then to cook me my food every day. Absolutely flawless

Sunday 26th May bank holiday weekend we called late to see if we could book a table and luckily we was able to get straight in with it being a table of 6 I was quite surprised.

We reserved a table for 4 of us to dine at 6pm tonight. We arrived slightly early, to ensure we were on time for our booking. No one greeted us, so we found our table with our reservation written on. So we sat down, and waited, and waited and waited. We were the only people in the pub although there where a couple stood around the bar area,

We booked a table for two at 19.00 on Bank holiday Monday. But on arrival it was clear this is no longer a family pub or indeed a pub to have a relaxing meal in. Drunken youths shouting obscenities and a dreadful atmosphere in the pub. Needless to say we were in the Chinese in Wellington ( Tasty) at 19.30. Great meal, polite service. Good to see that you can still rely on some things.

Not the cheapest but very nice pub food. Can recommend the beef and ale pie and the pork shops. Everything well cooked, seasoned clearly by someone who knows what they’re doing.

We are regular visitors to The Pheasant, usually for a drink and occasionally for a meal. The food is always of an excellent quality and there is always a good range of real ales to choose from. There are usually plenty of staff who are always attentive and very friendly. Highly recommended.

I reviewed the Pheasant almost two years ago and gave three stars. This time I was happy to give five. The starter and main were delicious and there was plenty of it! Well presented and cooked perfectly. We had quite a wait between courses but we were chatting and barely noticed. Staff were pleasant.

Visited with wife and a friend one Tuesday lunchtime. It was rather cold inside, the radiators barely warm, the open fires remained unlit - we had to keep our coats on. Staff very cheerful and friendly, and apologetic about it being cold.

I visited The Pheasant on a Saturday for lunch. We'd reserved a table for midday, at which time it was very quiet, but it did quickly get busy. Service was spot on, with friendly and attentive staff from the minute we walked in. The menu had a lot of choice, and the food was delicious. The portions are large, even with the light bites, so you definitely get value for money. The restaurant itself is nice, if a bit dark away from the windows. There's a nice garden area outside for the nicer weather. I will definitely be returning!

Absolutely lovely Sunday lunch, the roast pork was superb and the crackling was the best ever. Great dessert menu, had to have one and it was delicious. A popular place but lots of car parking, very well organised and the service was excellent.

Just been and had a very enjoyable meal with my partner and my brother. We had starters of bacon and black pudding on bruschetta X 2 and the special of ham hock terrine with ciabatta, all very tasty.

Went for lunch today and had the haddock fish finger sandwich! Unfortunately it was awful! Goujons were nearly burnt the fresh bloomer was toasted and then they put ketchup all over them!! I hate toasted bread and ketchup!!

I have eaten here many times and have rarely been disappointed with the food. I have had a variety of meals including the steak pie, fish and chips, burger and salmon and have been very happy with their quality and price.

As well as having tables in the bar, The Pheasant has an upstairs room equipped for presentations. It can seat from 20 to 80 people.

Looking for somewhere for Sunday lunch whilst visiting family. Had a look around on Google maps, first place I rang was fully booked so tried here. Got a table booked and must say I'm glad the other place was full!

We're lucky to have this pub close to our house and go as often as we can. We normally go for a meal as well as a drink and recently went to a great gin tasting night with snacks and live music, in fact there's lots of extra events that go on throughout the year. Most of the food is sourced locally and is always cooked freshly (so you may have to wait a little longer but hey - who's in a hurry!) and tastes delicious. Never been disappointed and have been going for years. Service is always good and the staff friendly and helpful. Although we go as a couple or with friends it's also suitable for families as there is a separate children's menu and if you have a smaller appetite then there are light dishes too. Definitely recommend you give it a try.

We have visited this pub on many occasions and never been disappointed. The food is first class, large portions and mostly locally sourced and freshly cooked to order. I can particularly recommend the steak and ale pie which is superb! The staff are very helpful and attentive. I can recommend this pub to anyone.

Booked in for a group meal, slow if not static service, dirty cutlery, ambivelant staff.

A understated pub. They obviously have a really good chef that produces quality food that is way higher quality food than you would expect from a public house in the middle of know-where. The pub is easy to get too, just off the end of the motorway, a perfect spot to stop if you are heading in / out of Wales

Visited the pheasant earlier today, we were a party of 15 for Sunday lunch to celebrate a birthday. The table was booked for 1pm and we all ordered quite promptly,