The Plough in Woking

Oh dear, our Thai dinner must rate as one of the worst experiences ever. The starters of chicken satay were cold and tough. The accompanying peanut sauce was tasteless. Only a fork and spoon were provided and so we had to ask for knifes! The main courses of noodles were mushy and inedible, it was supposed to be served with chicken but only two small pieces were there. The beef massaman main course was tough and over cooked. Not sure what the sauce was supposed to be but it was a congealed gloop of something brown. So, although the food was most disappointing the bottle of Malbec was excellent and a very good price. Go to the Plough for a drink and enjoy!

Can’t go wrong here! Family friendly, great Thai food and great service. You can feel right at home here and the locals are lovely too. Just how pubs should be

Brilliant little pub/restaurant in Horsell Village. Welcoming owner, family run, delicious well priced Thai food. Ticked all the right boxes.

I went here for a dinner with the girls to get away from the kids, just to be in a pub with children running around. Honestly, the owner and her family treat this pub like its their living room. I was deeply dissatisfied and dissatisfied.

The panini was amazing! Great service will definitely come back again with my friends and family……..

I had padthai but there was a hair (look like a dog hair ) on my dish and we return it I could not eat them but the pub only give me 10% discount on those dish and I am not happy about it, not everyone like dog even they cook me a new one but it push me off already also the pub not clean at all there also a dog hair in my glass and it was a big mistake to go there, will never ever go there again. My son have chicken with garlic and he only got 5 small dry pieces ( smaller than half chicken nuggets) of chicken and those dish was £12 so the food not very nice taste below average, serve slow, expensive and not very clean

Old pub, bad service if you’re looking for good place , go to the Cricketers I would rate this 1out of 10 and that’s been generous.

I am so pleased that the Sunday Roasts returned. Everything was cooked to absolute perfection and the service received was above and beyond. The chef who was cooking the roast mentioned he was running the kitchen with an American Diner menu, I promised to visit and today I am so glad I did. This family run pub never fails to impress me! Amazing value, amazing service and such lovely people.

I visited the Plough on Sunday with my husband and two kids, I opted for the roast lamb, my partner had roast beef and my kids both had a kids portion roast chicken, everything was so tasty, the honey roast veg is to die for and my kids ate everything ( which is a bonus as they are very hard to please ) Also extra ratings for a Yorkshire pudding to come with every roast. The crumble was 10/10. What a lovely pub. Will definitely be returning

We were looking forward to a Sunday lunch especially as they advertised Lamb Shank which is my favourite. We booked for 2 o clock. The menu just had roast lamb so I ordered that. Although we had booked for 2 we weren’t served our meal until 2.55. We weren’t asked if we wanted condiments or any mince sauce. The lamb was chewy and I don’t know how but the roast potatoes were chewy as well. We were so hungry we just ate and left. So disappointed as we had heard good things about the food here.

Popped in today - lovely. We had the platter. plus Pd Thai & Kaeng Kiew Wan. We had seen the pub had started serving Thai & we thought we'd try Definitely recommend...

Visited the Plough a couple of days ago with friends. The menu offers choice and value. The food was excellent, as was the choice of drinks. If I had one comment it would be about the table side manner of a staff member - rather abrupt, not what you expect when you area paying customer. Definitely worth trying out as this pub isn’t on the major routes of the area

Me and wife went to try the Thai menu as we'd heard good things and we were very impressed. The staff were all really friendly and attentive and the food was so tasty and at a reasonable price as well. If you like Thai food the chef at the plough knows what they are doing. Highly recommend a visit. Dog friendly as well so we'll bring ours next visit! Thanks Plough. You smashed it.

Excellent Thai Food. Before we moved to Horsell, we had a local pub that served Thai food which we have really missed, The Plough definitely fills the spot! We shared the starter platter, which wasn't deep fried frozen food, but had clearly been made from scratch on the premises. We followed this with Red Thai Curry which was well seasoned and the best we have eaten outside of Thailand Brilliant addition to the range of food options in Horsell, we will definitely be returning

Went to the Plough with some friends who happen to be fab neighbours. had seen the Thai menu advertised and had been bemoaning the lack of decent Thai food in Woking. the Plough’s menu was amazing and the food matched this. We were definitely the last to leave and managed to finish every scrap of food On our plates. Thank you for the wonderfully authentic food and the friendly welcome. Will definitely come back to taste the specials menus and will check that you have desert the next time. thank you

Authentic, flavoursome, quality execution, one step from Thailand, this is the business. If you can keep this standard - you will be unbeatable

It’s now an authentic Thai Restaurant Pub.The service was great. The food was really out of this world.No exaggeration,and was cooked on the premises.Unlike most pubs which have food bought in ,and just heated up.Give it a try.BRILLIANT

Party of 8 of us went for Fathers Day. Really lovely homely pub with a nice family run feel & the food was really good. 1 of us is a vegetarian and although they don't have a particular set menu for vegetarians, the chef kindly...

Had the most gorgeous lamb shank and roasted root vegetables I have ever had and can only it describe as orgasmic! Can hardly wait until next Sunday.

My wife and I visit The Plouh regularly for a meal and/or a drink. We always enjoy our visits. It's a straightforward pub. Homely and nice to be in. The food is straightforward too. Eg. Meat pie, chips and peas. Always consistent and tasty and...

Went as a party of 5 for a Father’s Day lunch including my father in law. Awful food, terrible unfriendly service. Had only 1 roast chicken and ran out of some desserts. How the hell can that happen on Father’s Day when the main event...

Terry R must have been unfortunate as the real ale was in good condition when I made a brief lunchtime stop here last weekend whilst supporting two marathon runners. Unfortunately by their second lap the pub had closed due to the weather conditions and there...

Served an off beer got changed twice more for mire off beers so gross, if u want the squits go here! There are other places to go that actually serve real ale!

Not being funny, but it's not a gastro pub, not a music centre, not a youth gathering point, not the "In place". It's a lovely pub. It has beer (nicely kept), it has food (just real food, not a grape on a stick that's been...

Very disappointing lunch! Coffee was horrible and expensive obviously instant too! Chicken pie was on specials board saying chicken and mushroom in a creamy sauce, that wasn’t my experience, mine was a congealed mass with only 2 notable pieces of chicken in a heavy flaky...

Have visited the Plough four times with various friends recently and everyone has said how much they enjoyed the visit. We have been for both Sunday lunch and for dinner in the evening and it is rapidly becoming the regular Sunday lunch ”watering and feeding...

Popped in for a Sunday lunch (walked in, no booking) after a 10km walk around Chobham Common and area. We were a little surprised that it wasn't busier as it was prime time 2pm. I guess dry January and Veganuary come into play. The food...

Used to frequent this pub many moons ago when I lived in area, so keen to pay a visit, when near Woking. Stopped off for a very tasty Sunday Roast - I had lamb, which was very tender, and wife had chicken which she enjoyed....

Very well presented tasty food, plenty of everything, thoroughly enjoyed. Proper welcome, without gushing. We had one specific drink requirement, they didn't have the Campari we wanted but allowed us to bring our own. Well done all.

We attended for an after memorial service gathering. The staff gave us a warm welcome and were very kind and helpful. Food was good too.

Lovely pub with beer garden. Great that dogs are welcome inside and outside. Lovely staff that were very welcoming and friendly. Went above and beyond. Great menu and food. Will definitely return.

Still re-building its client base after the awful fire this quiet country pub is an oasis in otherwise busy Woking. There could be a more enthusiastic greeting as you enter the pub as food is up there with the best of ‘pub grub’ and the atmosphere can only be enhanced as more people get to know the venue.

Several years ago this pub had an excellent reputation. sadly a fire gutted the building. Since being re-opened I was keen to see if the reputation was retained. We went for an early Sunday lunch and was surprised to see the pub almost empty for the roast lunch. Service a little slow given the empty tables. Food was OK, the Yorkshires not really very appetising. The cauliflower cheese side dish was, however, excellent: would thoroughly recommend it. Would I go there again: not sure.

Went with family today. We arrived at 12 noon, which is early but we had a family event to attend. We thought, since it's recently reopened it'd be a bit special, but no. We looked at the menu, which is expensive and quite limited, especially for veggies and coeliacs and just weren't inspired at all. The pub was cold, empty (like I say it was early in the day) and had no atmosphere. It just didn't feel like somewhere we wanted to eat. (The lady behind the bar was friendly though and offered to put the heating on). So we went to the Red Lion on the High Street which was as opposite as you could ever imagine, warm, cosy, great menu, loads of atmosphere, full car park. Plough owner / manager - for the sake of your business, go to the Red Lion and nick some ideas!

I expect as good as I can serve or better There was No Roast Beef i would never serve Burnt Yorkshire pudding Burnt Roast Potatoes under cooked inside Burnt Stuffing Ball like a bullet Non crispy Parsnip The Pork Belly was under cooked and we could only cut it with difficulty The Crackling was nice and the veg but the gravy very thin To charge £13.50 for what we had a disgrace The only other Choice was Lamb which we don't eat or Chicken Breast or Sirloin Steak We should have just gone elsewhere and we won't be back very rarely put a bad review but very very disappointed Needless to say we left most of our meal and didn't even take leftovers for the dog

Small pub near Horsell common, ideal for walkers, cyclists and dog friendly. Perhaps I was there on the wrong night but no food being served (7.30pm), beer (Doom bar) had to be swapped for Guinness as it was not in good condition and no other ales were available, both members of staff spent evening at corner of the bar paying more attention to their phones than the few customers present. I hope this is not normal for this pub,as it could be a great little place.

Order Fajitas, came with various dips, but not in separate bowls. Had nicer elsewhere. Quite noisy, no ambiance, very ordinary. Wouldn't rush back.

Myself and Barry and the dogs went to the Plough again for a lovely lovely lunch when unexpectedly our daughter showed up with her family we all had a great time and again lovely food my daughter will definitely go back again she was very happy with it made us feel very welcome we do love The Plough it's probably one of our best pubs Thankyou

The saying unorganised chaos, owner looked like a headless chicken. No professionalism

The Plough is a small pub located on the edge of Horsell Common. It was refurbished last year after a fire gutted it.

Myself and Barry went out for our anniversary lunch had a fantastic time we haven't been to this pub restaurant since the fire but we will definitely come again atmosphere was very good food was amazing and very friendly staff and they allow dogs which was another bonus for us can't wait to go again

Friendly service, happy to accommodate needs and wants, food was excellent and tasted very good! Would defiantly recommend!

My partner & I decided to visit The Plough after the fire to see how it was. The car park was full so we thought this was a good sign.

Living out the area for a while popped back to see family and friends and what a surprise landlord/lady made us feel more then welcome food was good locals where very friendly will be making a trip here very soon lovley little pub

the food/drink is great but the staff seem to lack service.skills,when I walked in for my first visit there was no hello/how are you etc i was asked, yes? (this is probably ok in a student bar) I ordered a drink and wanted to engage in light conversation to find out a bit about the new owners, but after being served they went round the corner of the bar, sat down and played on their phone. I really hope they don't continue in this way because I think it's a very nice little pub.

Popped in Friday to catch up with friends. The rudeness of the bar staff was unbelievable. Comments were said under the bar staff’s breath which was demeaning, as if our group was not good enough to drink in their pub. The only good thing about the pub is Charlotte who does amazing food!

Went to eat with some friends and the food was lovely but we were checking it out for a local. Unfortunately the pub just has no atmosphere. No background good music just TV playing radio the staff didn't know what they were doing behind the bar and a limited selection of wines.

The food was good, but the service was appalling. No "Hello, nice to see you again", just "wait a minute" while she disappeared leaving us standing at the bar for ages. We ordered our main course and it came quite quickly and was very nice, but they left the plates in front of us for over half an hour even though there were as many staff there as tables of customers. We were planning to order dessert, but gave up in the end and paid the bill and left. We won't be going back in a hurry.

Visited for a lunch to try after re-opening. Arrived around 12.15. It was extremely cold as no heating was on. We ordered 4 sirloin steaks which was supposed to be served with fries and salad. Salad consisted of a few pea shoots. Also requested vegetables which came as a bit of kale which was undercooked. No steak knives ehich made cutting meat very difficult. Won't be back.

Very pleased to see the stylish refurbishment of this traditional pub. We enjoyed a warm welcome, excellent beer and delicious warm roast beef sandwich. Great outdoor space and good parking. Thank you.

The food is lovely and you can tell it is fresh and cooked to order.

We -- Horsell villagers -- were quite worried when the top floor of The Plough burnt out a couple of years ago: the concern was that the pubco (Punch/Heineken) would sell the site to a developer. But… The Plough is back in business and, in the hands of Andy and Jacqui, has found a brand new groove.

So glad to see this lovely pub has reopened after the fire. Not doing food yet but a great place to stop off for a drink.

Looking forward in the plough reopening We have heard so many good things about the the Plough Just drove past and the pub is looking good

Great local traditional pub. Good real ales and good locally sourced food but burnt down in summer 2016 after the upstairs room caught fire so hoping this nice decent little boozer re opens very soon!

Adyacente a la común es adecuado este pub inglés. Genial para una tarde o una bebida por la noche y muy bien preparado y presentado comida de pub. El ambiente es agradable y acogedor. El personal estará encantado de ayudarle con una sonrisa y lo mejor de todo perros. El desayuno es espléndido, con adecuada... y tocino suasages bien vale la pena. Si en Woking, el pub es sin duda vale la pena una visita.

What a treat to find an independent pub with smiling, friendly staff who made us so welcome!! The waitress even managed to persuade my fussy son to eat his lunch! Lovely homemade food. Really delicious. We will definitely be back. Thank you.

Been to loads of pubs in the area and we keep coming back to this one. Serves proper tasty home-made food with really generous portions.

Me informaron que el arado había comenzado a servir desayunos de jueves a domingo. Así que con esto en mente que tratábamos de esta mañana para probar. Tengo que decir que para 8 libras que tenía uno de los mejores desayunos que he probado en mucho tiempo. La comida estaba recién hecha y todas de un carnicero local y no el estándar "efectivo" y llevar los compradores felices basura.

El arado se sirve un completo desayuno inglés de jueves a domingo por £8.00, que son enormes! Realmente delicioso y disponible de 08.30 a 11.30.

Nos encanta este lugar y vienen unas cuantas veces a la semana para las bebidas. El ambiente es agradable y los habitantes son muy amables. El personal del bar es increíble! Que siempre está lleno. Buddy, el pub perro, es casi siempre de guardia, registró en los clientes y en ocasiones lo dejan tirar su bola. Me encanta que sirven cava individuales (Freixnet) y la cárcel Ale es uno de los mejores. Es un pub de perros!

El Plough ha mantenido su bar, así que todavía es un gran lugar para tomar una copa, a diferencia de muchos otros que simplemente quieres si estás comiendo. Eso no quiere decir que no comas aquí, porque la comida es deliciosa y casera. Es muy popular, tanto como un restaurante y pub y la comida es muy buena a un precio razonable con el tamaño de las porciones y es muy sabrosa. Se admiten perros en el pub y en los asientos de delante. También hay un jardín de cerveza en la parte trasera. Parece como si están anidadas con parte del común tan tranquilo incluso en el frente. Vale la pena una visita

He sido un visitante habitual de la barredora por unos meses. Es un pub donde se puede disfrutar de una bebida en un ambiente confortable agradable. O como hemos en muchas ocasiones tienen una de las mejores comidas pubs alrededor. Particularmente el asado los domingos...

Popped in for casual drink, saw it was steak night (2 steaks and a free bottle of wine for £25) and thought we'd give it a try. Well, what a revelation, best rump steaks we've had for ages.Highly recommended.

Decided to form a pub quiz team of two on Wed night (needless to say we came last but that's a different story!) Food was great we both had burgers - no room for pudding! All the meat and veg is sourced locally and tastes great. Good wine list and nice on tap ales. Friendly staff and customers. Always our favourite Horsell pub!

We've had a couple of lunches here and a steak dinner (Thursdays, £25 for 2 with a bottle of wine) and it was all very good. The beer and wine are good as well. 'Mad Nicky (?Nikki) is a real fun character and makes it a fun place to be. Please note that this is a pub which serves good food, rather than a restaurant.

We visited the Plough with friends for a lunchtime drink and ended up having a Sunday roast. We all chose the pork which was delicious, it was served with plenty of veg and the quality of the pork was excellent. This is a pub that we visit frequently and always find it friendly and with a good atmosphere. The service is always good and you are always made welcome. Emma is very good behind the bar and remembers what customers have to drink each time you return. Well done to Nicky and her staff.

6 of us had a Saturday lunch with a variety of meals chosen including fish pies, ciabatta sandwiches and am 8 oz locally-sourced fillet steak (with chips, mushrooms and tomatoes) that was cooked to perfection (medium rare) and was very reasonably priced at £18.50. The service was friendly and efficient. It was quietly situated with a pleasant outside seating area.

We are definitely now regulars - the food is homemade and exceptional every time. So refreshing to see regular staff and land lady every time - gem of a place and by far, the best in the area.

A very warm welcome from all the staff, terrific service throughout the entire evening and the most delicious steak I have ever tasted, cooked to perfection. This is a fabulous pub with fabulous food.

I have been using this pub for a Friday lunchtime pint and a meal for some time. The landlady is very outgoing and friendly and has a great sense of humour. The standard menu is not huge but diverse enough to cater for most people. The specials board supplements the menu with some very tasty dishes. The standard of the food is excellent and the chef is clearly a 'chef' rather than someone who heat up food (as we see so many times in the large pub/resto chains these days). If you are lucky enough to be in when the steak and kidney pie is on the specials board, you'll be in for a real treat. Huge chunky pieces encrusted in a fabulous shortcrust pastry!There is a small, enclosed garden to the rear with benches, chairs and a couple of gazebo's, which is handy for the odd occasion when we get to see the sun.The pub is dog and walker-friendly and set in a handy area for short woodland walks.

The 2nd best thing about visiting from Taunton other than family is the lovely welcome I get at this pub. Nicky & Emma are both lovely, so accommodating, helpful, cheerful and with Nicky never a dull moment. The food was excellent as usual and a real pleasure to visit. Buddy was also a wonderful host, spending all the time on the chair beside me :-). This place is a real must for dog people. Thank you both and look forward to seeing you again.

This place is everything that a traditional pub should be. Food is perhaps the best that I have tried in the area and always home-cooked. Real ale is always on the go and the locals always make you feel welcome. The fact that it is completely dog friendly is the added bonus! Dan who looked after our order was not only attentive throughout our visit but ensured that everything was perfect. Definitely our favourite place for traditional pub fayre!

Charlotte A is completely wrong when she says the Plough is not child-friendly. I was one of the locals whom she says made her feel uncomfortable on her visit yesterday lunchtime. The fact was, her family were making ME feel uncomfortable. The older child was incredibly badly-behaved, antagonising the younger one until he shrieked - ear-piercingly! There appeared to be no parental control whatever; no-one at their table seemed to think that there was anything wrong with the children's behaviour - which was unruly at best. There were several other small children with their families in the Plough yesterday lunchtime , and they were well-mannered and well-behaved, not running riot around the pub, disturbing all the other diners. A family at the table next to Charlotte's, who would normally have stayed for an after-lunch drink with me and my family, paid their bill and left immediately after eating, citing the fact that they could not stand the racket (Charlotte's own words as well) coming from Charlotte's table. Apparently, several other people complained about the noise and bad behaviour. My son and I eat at the Plough at least once a week, often on Sunday lunchtimes. We do so because the pub is friendly, the staff are lovely, the service is good and the atmosphere is convivial - and families who eat there with young children understand that other customers do not want to be subjected to their children's tantrums. I can honestly say that I have never witnessed such atrocious and inconsiderate behaviour from any family who have dined there. Charlotte should, perhaps, consider some classes in dining-out etiquette - for herself and her children.

We met 2 friends here as a half way point with our 2 kids (5&2). I will admit they were making a bit of a racket (not constantly) and by the end were running around inside a bit but I have to say we were made to feel very uncomfortable by the staff and regulars due to this. It's a very local pub, and is not massive inside so I appreciate tight spaces & kids don't mix well, (there is an outside garden area with lots of broken toys) but it was too cold to be outside for lunch - just didn't feel very welcome with a normal young family. The food was great and the ale good too, just not the place for families with small children.

Went for roast on a Sunday, delicious and very homely, great selection of wine by the glass or bottle, and lovely selection of foods, puds and drinks. Dogs are welcome and the staff are lovely. Traditional, homely old style pub, great afternoon can't wait for another afternoon treat there.

Went for sunday lunch on 10th april with a friend after the roast beef was recommended and i was not dissapointed . The atmosphere was very friendly and staffare lovely . The value for money was excellant for a huge portion of delicous beef it was proper home cooked food ...

Went for a last minute lunch with my mother and found this lovely little place on Google after typing in dog friendly pubs! The staff were warm and welcoming, Emma was funny and Beth was lovely, and the barman was smiley and polite. The food was delicious and all food sourced locally which was definitely a bonus as the meat didn't have any fat on it at all! My mother had the fish platter and it was divine, squid cooked to perfection and lovely big chunks too. All in all, I'll definitely be coming back here and recommending it to others as it's a classic, homey pub with real British food. Fantastic all round. Especially as it allows dogs too!

met my daughter here for a late lunch / early dinner. although we were the last eaters for that sitting we were not rushed by the staff and given superb attentive service during our visit. the food lovely, good value, but as i was driving i couldn't sample the beer. maybe another day! the building has character, the owner has considerably more!

The Plough is our local pub. All food is excellent - have never had a bad meal there. All staff are very friendly and helpful and you will never have a bad experience there. Would recommend this hostillary 100%. Must mention the pub dog Buddy - he is adorable

Popped up to the Plough at the weekend to meet some friends for dinner and a catch up. As I have found on previous visits the staff were incredibly courteous and friendly and the food was fantastic (I highly recommend the Brie and Cranberry burger). There were quite a few of us but our orders were handled with ease and we all had a thoroughly good time. From start to finish it was a great experience.

I have only given it a 3 as I have not sampled the food but I hope too! It is a nice local pub which is relaxing after a walk around Horsell Common.

Arranged to meet my Dad here as it was halfway between our houses and allowed dogs, so arrived without any expectations at all and what I found was a traditional pub with a very modern menu and incredibly friendly service. Unfortunately this isn't somewhere I come to regularly but if I was local I think I would come here all the time, the food was both traditional and modern (They serve basket meals that are common in many pubs but here I had Salt and Pepper Squid) they also had a children's menu which had all of the kids favourites on and plenty of different drinks etc... really everything you could want in a pub. The service was slightly chaotic due to their only being one lady serving and it running as a hybrid pub/full service restaurant which kept her very busy indeed, but I think this kind of chaos really adds to the charm in this kind of place so I wouldn't want it any other way.

Really friendly pub with a proper pub feel rather than being all "gastro". That said, the food could be improved as it's little too basic and doesn't taste like it's great quality. Verdict: great for a post walk drink but perhaps skip lunch.

Saw this pub in passing a couple of weeks ago and thought I'd give it a try. Fancied a sunday lunch and then remembered it was Mother's Day so rang to see if they could fit 2 of us in at short notice......and they could. Very friendly greeting from all staff when we arrived and we were quickly shown to our table. Service was quick and efficient and the Roast Beef was as close to homemade as I've had in a pub. Overall a very pleasant experience and I look forward to returning soon. PS. The Doom Bar was spot on as well.

Very friendly and welcoming staff.Good choice of menu for lunch.Food served nice and hot with good portions.When they realised it was my sons birthday they produced a free sweet.

Called in for a pint and the beer was good. I didn't sample the food but the menu was no very interesting. Others nearby are probably better.

Very welcoming staff and the homemade food was of a high standard - thoroughly enjoyed our meal and our waitress Beth was both very accommodating and friendly.

Fantastic home cooked food served piping hot with seasonal vegetables. Staff welcoming and friendly. A must for any visit to Horsell.

Lovely homely pub with a great feel! Top service from charismatic staff and funny waitress, Beth, as well as a delicious roast!! Would recommend to all : )

Meals are tasty and service good. There's a lovely pub garden, nice to to sit out in on a warm evening! Love it here!

The food was stunning, I had duck pate to start more than enough, really good portions, then I had Goats Cheese Tart amazing and the Sweet Potato Fries yummy the atmosphere was amazing and the owner was so friendly and went out of her way to accommodate xxx

Found this pub with family who were visiting us, as they had their dogs with them. Very friendly staff who welcomed us all in and even gave the dogs some treats. Really good atmosphere. Food was freshly made and amazing! Burgers are massive and the best I'v had in Woking! Seriously good meat! All round great pub, with or without dogs this place is very nice and well worth a visit.

Very nice steak with excellent service . We all enjoyed the food. I am giving 4* because of salad which was little bit poor quality. We will visit soon.

We went to The Plough on a Thursday steak night. Have been there some years ago and not impressed by the food, hadn't returned.This time it was different, nice ambiance, attentive staff, delicious food, great value, in a nutshell excellent for a dining out experience. Will definitely return.

We booked a table for Sunday lunch for 2pm (as requested when we booked).Got there and were shown to reserved table and told someone would come and take drinks order. waited approx 10 mins before our drinks order was taken. waited another 10 - 15 mins for drinks to arrive. At this time we said we would place our food orders (hungry by now!). 3 of us wanted the roast beef but waitress said she thought it might have sold out & she went to find out. Didn't come back for ages but then said that there were 3 left so we said yes, we'll have them. Thought we'd get served quickly but no. We were finally served at 3.40pm. apologies were made at various points but we were not impressed by the service at all. The food was quite good.

This pub has a great, relaxed atmosphere. Emma, who served us, was great. Friendly, chatty - just the kind of person you want to be greeted by.We ate the open chicken pie and the bbq chicken burger. Really good standard pub grub. The dessert was good but nothing to write home about. Go to this for a great pub with good atmosphere, a lovely dog, good food and a game of cards.

Went for dinner, during a busy night for the pub.Warm and welcoming, with Emma doing a great job of persuading us to have two bottles of Rioja..!The pub was busy with a reunion, but the food was served quickly and politely, with a little bit of chat back and forth which was very funny.Food of excellent quality, especially the burgers and upside down chicken pie. Risotto was also excellent.Overall an authentic and pleasant experience, with a promise to return as soon as possible, albeit we live in the north!Helpful and friendly. Well done!

Went to this pub for a girly lunch. we were seated in the Conservatory enough space to comfortably seat our group of 7 ladies buggy and doggy. food was served nice and hot with a smile. the portions were very generous i would recommend the ploughman’s lunch. we didn’t have to get up for a single drink we were asked throughout our visit if these was anything else we wanted great touch. the weather wasn’t warm enough to sit outside but should i return on a sunny day i will enjoy sitting outside as they have a fantastic beer garden. great value pub with lovely staff family’s and dogs welcome. Will return soon!

Went with some friends for lunch, staff were friendly and service was very quick. Food was lovely and Hot. I am already planning my trip back!