The Plough in Rushcliffe

This fantastic pub has become a bit of a regular Monday venue for us over the last few months & we always enjoy our visits. Normally we turn up a little later & just have a couple of drinks but yesterday we decided to go for lunch and as always, it was excellent. My wife had the lasagna, whilst I had the double cheeseburger with curly fries. Both were excellent & really filling. Add to that 2 x Bass , 2 x gin & tonics and still under £40, it’s a winner. As always the staff were friendly & welcoming

Fantastic quintessential English pub with a warm welcome and a wide selection of beers & wine. You can always find good company at the bar.

Visited as part of a large group with children - food was great value and quality, lots of options. Friendly service, traditional pub atmosphere - recommended!

37 years ago...I ran this fantastic pub! Kath and Keith owned it for a long time. .Don't tell me about quaint! We had a log fire/ good beer/ and customers coming out of the rafters! No food needed apart from Ham/cheese rolls.The ORIGINAL and BEST EVER traditional village pub.Every night was heaving due to ambience/good beer/ great clientele and charming Management and Bar staff. No electronic tills..mental arithmetic over 35.00 per round ( Huge amount then) Those days are to treasured and never to be forgotten...you guys have no idea what you are commenting on..Nice to hear Mick is still there tho!

When I visit the Plough I always feel that I have won the lottery the experience is that good. It is an authentic Excellent English Country Pub which Michael and his family have worked hard to maintain. The Beer and food are always of high standard. The staff are courteous and Michael is a gentleman.

Great service beautiful gardens great bear. And wonderful landlady and landlord. A pleasure to visit such an old style valued premises where service is a must.. well done the plough a pleasure to behold.

Been meaning to come back here as it’s a short drive away but unfortunately won’t be. Sat outside for lunch - at first glance all looked lovely. After a closer inspection it was clear the tables had t been cleaned at all that day. It’s a very dog friendly pub which is great but there was dog foul near us so I went in and politely asked if someone could move it before our food came thinking they would be unaware and it was from a previous customer’s dog - a lady came out (landlady?) announcing it was probably her dog and, rather than taking it away, flicked it into the shrubbery (a few inches away from where it was originally) but thought that was acceptable! Our food order came out incorrect (not the fault of the person who ordered) but no apology from the staff member about it being incorrect, she just rolled her eyes and sighed like she was doing us a massive favour! Basic customer service was all it needed. Such a shame as this place has so much potential but was ruined by the attitudes of the two members of staff we came across and basic hygiene standards. I wished we could say it was perhaps an ‘off’ day but doubt it very much.

Previously my wife & I had only popped in the plough for a drink & nose around, so yesterday we decided to go for lunch. 2 mains, 2 pints of Cider & 2 pints of Bass & all for £37 , amazing. Both of our meals were cooked from scratch & were delicious. The staff are friendly & the outside seating area is comfortable & really well maintained. This was only our second visit but we’ll definitely be returning

Amazing food great prices should be more 🥘 staff are so kind and thoughtful helpful and I can not wait to go again in the summer to see the gardens in full bloom

We arrived at midday, it was sunny outside so sat at a table with my toddler. I presume the landlady came out and wanted to move us to a different tavel when they all seemed to be the same size. We ordered food at the bar and for some reason they'd missed the order as an hour later it hadn't arrived. It wasn't hugely busy. We chased it up and didn't get any response. 10 minutes later the food arrived and our order was almost shouted at us. There are no highchairs for babies/toddlers which I find odd in this day and age. There is a baby change though. The food instead was nice enough and value for money. Part of the order was missed off but when mentioned was quickly rectified. Would I go again? Sadly no, they say first impressions count and I'm afraid I won't be returning

Such a pretty traditional place serving great food at affordable prices. Beautiful garden and so picturesque in the sunshine. We had a lovely ploughman’s with a chilled glass of rose - excellent quality and service. What Country pubs used to be ! Thank you

We called at The Plough today during an enjoyable hike in the spring sunshine. The female Bar Person greeted our entrance by saying to her colleague and in front of customers, "We'll have to have a sign saying, 'No masks allowed in here'." Up to that point, we were having a lovely day. For what is supposed to be the 'hospitality trade' and at a time when Covid is still prevalent, I considered the remark to be unacceptable. Such a snide, crass remark was unprofessional, unwarranted and distressful.

Came for the first time today for lunch. First impression is how lovely the outdoor area is, sadly it was raining so we went inside. We were welcomed by possibly the friendliest welcome ever! Had a really nice lunch and a few chilled Proseccos. The pub has such a warm friendly atmosphere. We will most definitely be back. If you want freshly cooked food, amazing service in a cosy welcoming pub with the nicest staff, this is where to go!

Visited here yesterday for lunch with family, the food was excellent and at reasonable prices with great service to match. It is a really nice old characteristic pub with real charm. Recommended

A great British pub in a beautiful English village. Fist visit to this nice village pub, great range of drinks and good pub food (our could have done with being a bit hotter). Nice ambiance, clean snd well kept but really needs a car park. I can’t imagine what the roads like in the evenings at weekends.

Absolutely stunning food, beer can't fault it, everyone friendly, worth a visit, food lunchtime only but good atmosphere

Brilliant pub, fantastic staff who are very welcoming and kind. Always fairly priced and a fantastic experience when visiting!

Beautiful setting, that's the only good thing, food cheap and cheerful mainly frozen food. Staff can be rude.

Wonderful “business “🤔 lunch out in the sunshine🌞; Pearl , Mick, Rich and the team work really hard… great setting, great food, friendly service and very fair prices…. We will be back again soon and maybe Inside! 😊

Tryed to overcharge me so be careful.No itemised bill, drinks menu without prices. Had a problem locating the waitress to sort bill out.

Honestly, I’m speechless... might as well said get out. Took about 18 minutes for the waitress to take our order AFTER cussing out my friend for needing the toilet. Rudeness and appalled, how dare you. We left

Went for a walk with my husband and came across the Plough. Great food, quick service and a good traditional pub.

We had a day off on Hump Day, so lunch at The Plough! Sitting outside, totally safe, the usual great friendly service, great wines & beers, Superb good at great prices! “Our” Great village pub- Thankyou all, you know that weevil be back soon! 😉😋🍷

We love The Plough at Wysall ! The best beer garden ever ! Lovely pub grub with great staff and owners. The perfect boozer !

This was our first meal since Lockdown and we felt totally safe. Everywhere was clean, Tables spaced apart and sanitiser on the bar.The service was great as always, the food just wonderful and Very reasonably priced - great Shraz! and good selection of beers as always - we will be back again Very soon.

The Cajun Chicken baguette with salsa is amazing . Can't beat this gaff for good honest pub grub . Very reasonably priced with a huge range of drinks and beer garden which is as good as it gets.

Visited this lovely village pub food great lager great .The people behind the bar were very polite and service was with a smile .My wife and i sat outside in a wonderful garden on nice furniture

I stopped for lunch here whilst walking in the countryside. Arrived just in time to order a hot meal (about 2:30). Food was lovely and quite quick. Nice service, no issues with visiting despite my being a stranger.

Set in a beautiful quiet garden, this is a proper English boozer. The food is proper pub food and delicious and great value. Good selection of drinks including wines.The only noticeable thing preventing 5 stars is the hit and miss service. Still maybe thats what keeps it ‘proper’.

Was in two minds whether to tell you about this place or not. It’s one of my favourite haunts. A great pint in a great location and such a lovely atmosphere. Sit outside amongst the beautiful flowers in little private areas. Spend a few hours putting the world to rights in quiet homely surroundings. Inside is pleasant and olde worldly with a pool table if that takes your fancy. The bar staff are very friendly and easy to strike up a conversation with. The food is tasty and served quite quickly but whose bothered when you’re having a nice time. Parking is on the road but there’s no shortage. Definitely an asset to the quaint village which is well worth a walk around.

Good atmosphere - excellant beer Still waiting to try lunchtime meals which are excellant according to friends

Even though it wasn’t Friday, we had to have 3 Fish n’ Chips with mushies! Helped down with the excellently chilled Villa Maria Sauvignon Blanc - sat outside - just Perfick! Thanks again to Pearl & the Team! 😋

We found this place by chance and stopped off for lunch. The garden is a suntrap and is beautifully furnished with good big tables, comfortable chairs and parasols and it was very busy even though it was a Monday.The food was good, my partner was very impressed with his steak and ale pie and my jacket with beans and salad - the only vegan option -was OK, though I would have liked a choice! Service was slow and we waited about 45 minutes for the food.

A lovely warm sunny day, a white wine Spritzer, a large NZ Sauvignon Blanc.. a wonderful ham ploughmans, a Great BLT with Curly Fries - great friendly service as always - what more can you ask for / see you all soon! 😊

I have been to this pub many time for lunch, very friendly, decent food, value for money and very cozy, I really feel good in this pub when the fireplace is on.

Friday and it’s hot to be Fish, Chips n’ mushy Peas, with an excellent glass of Villa Maria Sauvignon Blanc!

Having been a regular at the Generous Briton Costock for a few years the time has come to find a new local pub . Ordered my first pint yesterday and had the option of drinking out of a traditional dimpled pint glass. The Plough ticked all the right boxes and was made to feel very welcome. I'm glad to say the Plough in Wysall will be my new local from now on..

We have visited twice since my last review.

We phoned ahead but didnt have a record of our booking. When asked about intolerances they were unprepared to check what food could be served. It is obligatory to know what is in the food but the staff here could not be bothered to look. So we left to eat elsewhere. What a rubbish attitude to customers.

Lovely pub with food to match but the staff just seem to talk amongst themselves and rarely talk to customer's. No welcome or goodbyes. Otherwise a good pub. Lighten up folks and treat your customer's with respect, after all without them you don't have a pub!

As always, great service from Pearl, Rich and the team - Pearl was looking after a Gentleman with Dementia, it was wonderful to see, so few pubs / restaurants seem to have the time. Food Fantastic - wines Great, beers always well kept, what more can you ask? Thank you.

Lovely village pub with great food and good service, with a nice family feeling. The food menu is more than adequate and always well presented and prepared. There is a good seating area outside, and a good seating arrangement inside. The only minor drawback could be the steep steps from the road to the entrance if any member of the group is a little unsteady ( but well worth the effort !! )

Great Village pub! Always a great welcome from Mick, Pearl, Richard and the team.. Excellent food (served at lunchtimes) great choice of beers always - well kept, goods wines - the Shiraz goes very well with the Excellent Steak n Ale pie!

Saturday lunch, not booked, plenty of room, nice atmosphere, good food , good friendly staff, outside tables in the sun with umbrellas, OK, but tables for 4 or more taken by two leaving us like others to sit inside, answer, share tables or rearrange tables to include more for two persons.

¿Qué puedo decir? El personal, la comida, la cerveza y el ambiente general es muy satisfactorio. Todo el mundo es bienvenido, incluyendo perros y el jardín es más que pintoresco. Estoy tan feliz de haber encontrado este tesoro escondido. Mi favorito pub kilómetros!

Por la tarde salida deseando comer el domingo. Después de conducir durante media hora y encontramos este encantador pub en Wysall. Pintoresco pueblo que parecía estar lleno de la gente bebiendo en la zona del jardín pintoresco. Una vez en el lugar nos recibió el personal asertivos. Como no esperaba la comida disponible hasta más tarde desde el menú hamburguesa que parecía apetitoso lo suficiente. Por desgracia, cuando llegó el momento había un fallo entre el personal que no disponían de alimentos, lástima! Un gran pub, excelente pinta de cerveza lager y refrescante Abbots pena sobre la comida. Espero verte pronto

This is one of my favourite pubs in the area. Not only is the beer good and they have a good selection but when it's sunny sitting outside is lovely. They have recently put a lot of effort into making the garden a nice place to sit. Ten out of ten for the garden. We had Sunday lunch here for the first time. It typical pub food and pleasant. The atmosphere is the best part of this pub and everyone is friendly. A homely village pub. Get there early at a weekend if you want a seat.

We have been here many times in the summer for a drink and sat out in the very nice garden. We decided the other day to have some lunch here, we ordered a couple of panini and some chips. What actually arrived wasn't what we ordered at all with both the fillings in the panini being wrong. The lady did offer to change them when she brought as she had realised the order wasn't correct on one. However we chose to accept it as we didn't want to waste it or wait any longer. What we didn't realise was the other panini was also wrong and only found once once we started eating it, by which time we gave up and carried on eating. I think she was having a bad day. I don't think this is typical and what we did have was actually quite nice but it wasn't what we ordered or wanted. Hence the 3 stars otherwise it would have been 4

Booked with family for lunch, this was my first visit. Great food & choice. Busy but still very good service

Lovey atmosphere and lovey food. Sticky toffee pudding was the best i have ever tasted! Very busy but service very efficient.

What more can you want than a blazing log fire when entering the premises on a really cold February day? Lovely! Lovely bowl of soup and very generous scampi and chip. Good lunch time menu to cater for most tastes. Very friendly service. I would recommend you try this establishment yourself! Enjoy!

Called in for lunch what a find fantastic food & great beer all the staff made us feel welcome not many pubs left like this Thanks to all will definitely be back.

Ok not the "lightest" of meals, but an excellent lunch, helped along with a wonderful glass of Shiraz!Great selection of well kept Ales, fantastic freshly made pub grub and great service from Richard and the team!

Called in today after a short walk in the area. Lovely staff, good beers and great value food. Really nice atmosphere which provided a lovely relaxing environment in which to enjoy lunch. Well done to the team!

I love The Plough, the family that run it and the regulars are so welcoming and friendly it's a really amazing find. It's spotless, beautifully decorated (especially the Christmas decorations, either someone there has a natural talent or they've worked very hard at creating a beautiful festive feel without going over the top), the cellar is run very well, I've never heard of any ales 'being off' or out of stock. The music selection is incredible and bespoke to suit it's customers, plus live football. The welcome you receive is so so warm and genuine it's quite remarkable. I almost didn't leave a review because it's so precious I don't want all and sundry to know about it! I met Ruby the pup tonight and she was such a good girl, I'm not dog mad but she was an exception to the rule. I honestly could not think of one bad thing to say about this pub, I just can't wait 'til summer so we can sit outside with the exceptionally beautiful plants & garden which are maintained immaculately even in winter. The family who run The Plough and the locals are fantastic, it's one on it's own; one in a million; the young blonde lady behind the bar is also exceptionally friendly and welcoming and as a team they seem very happy indeed - nothing is too much trouble for them. Congratulations on your wedding anniversary! 'Looking forward to the Christmas quiz. A big thank you from Beth and Rob (Motormouth and Mr Placidity incarnate!).

We popped in here for lunch with some visiting family members and though busy the staff were really obliging in making room for us. The food was served hot, it tasted very good and the portions were substantial. Moreover, the charm of the place and the friendliness of the regulars and other diners made a good meal into an occasion. I've since had a couple of business lunches here which have been very enjoyable too. A gem.

The food isn't gastro pub, but it's honest, filling and very reasonable on the wallet. The food is pub grub done well, without using the tired expression of locally sourced. The only thing local about it is the locals drinking and eating in it. Quite refreshing really. The staff are extremely friendly and make you feel very welcome and accommodate for all ages, with a children's menu for the smaller customer. A choice of hand pulled ales are also on offer, as well as the usual drinks choices. The coffee, for those that want it after their meal, is filtered. If you ask for a cappuccino, you won't get it. Don't moan, it's ok. I will almost certainly be heading back and recommending The Plough to friends.The Plough, it's not gastro, its traditional and I like that.

Although they do offer a Sunday Roast as such, we always love the roast pork, apple sauce & stuffing, helped down with a either a Large Shiraz or, one of the perfectly kept real ales. The lunch menu is great, service from Rich, Coral & co is always friendly and the Sticky Toffee pudding to die for!! Thank you all and see you soon!

We were staying locally for a long weekend break and enjoyed drinks on the Saturday . My wife , 2 boys and I were so impressed by the friendly atmosphere from staff and customers that we decided to return the next day for Sunday lunch . We had the steak and ale pie , gammon steak , lasagne and a cheeseburger , and all of the meals were delightful , and washed down by a pint or 4 of Doombar . We were served quickly , and asking for variations from the standard was no trouble . Sundy lunch is served only from 1200 to 1430 , which we had been forewarned about , and there was no traditional roast available , however there was plenty of choice on the menu .It's not often that a pub/restaurant experience is the highlight of a trip for us , but we are marking off the days till we can enjoy another trip to Wysall .

Had a wonderful experience at this pub . Had a few drinks on Saturday evening then lunch on Sunday . Lunch is served only between 1200 and 1430 . The staff couldn't be more helpful , the traditional menu had plenty of choices , we had the steak and ale pie , gammon steak , lasagne and cheese burger . All delicious with a delightful home cooked touch , kids curly fries yummy! And a great selection of popular beers and cask ales . A great pub , good home cooked grub , friendly staff and locals , made us feel as welcome as if it was our local

It's no surprise that I maybe somewhat biased about our local. A beautiful beer garden, beers are well kept, with a good range of local and popular ales & lagers and friendly, welcoming staff. They've always served generous pub grub, in particular their baguettes are very popular, (our favourite is local Stilton and chunks of home cooked ham... yum!) Now, they've surpassed themselves. Saturday afternoon into the early evening now got better with the addition of their gourmet burgers. There's a good choice including quality beef, pork & chorizo etc.. Served in a brioche bun with a choice of toppings, onion rings and fries. Absolutely delicious and only £6.95. I'm just hoping they continue to offer them post Summer alongside their regular menu.

This is our favourite pub. Beautiful garden to sit in and enjoy a drink with friends. An added bonus is the new Saturday evening Burger night 4 till 8. Great choice of burgers served on s Brioch bun with onion rings, relish and fries. Fun and friendly staff as always.

The pub has a new cook for Sat burgers and they are delicious! Great value too- we will definitely do this again.The pub retains its English charm with a good stick of real ales Inc Bass, Doombar, Timmy Taylors and Abbott, plus other guest beers

Great pub fantastic character set in the village of Wysall a friendly welcome awaits from landlord and staff excellent range of cask ales food is of a high standard with prices well balanced lovely patio dining area over all a very nice dining experience

Beautiful little village pub, with good serve. Lovely patio area which if the weather was good would be excellent to spend having a glass of wine! Had a really nice lunch with was very filling. My mums steak and ale pie was polished off and was beautifully cooked, my bacon and Brie baguette was excellent too with lovely fat chips! Nice atmosphere. I would highly recommend!

Great service as usual from Coral & Rich and not for getting (I daren't)! Pearl... Great lunch, excellent selection of well kept beers and it's only at the end of my road!

top pub top staff could just do with the landlord buying me a pint lol when landlords visit my pub they always get a pint regd les wheataheaf

Great local with superb ales and friendly staff. Been a few times and never disappointed with the atmosphere. Try it... you won't be disappointed.

We visit friends who live in the village and of course during our stay we always seem to find the time for a visit to the Plough. The atmosphere in the pub is friendly and the staff seem to remember us each time we go which makes us feel right at home. Coral, behind the bar is always good for a laugh and she helps make the place what it is. The food and drink on offer is excellent with plenty of choice for those real ale drinkers who prefer proper beer over lager. I prefer lager myself and always look forward to my visit to the Plough when we're down there. A great pub in a beautiful village.

The pub is a lovely setting with a decent pint and okay food (bit pricey!) but the family that run the pub are unfortunately extremely unfriendly people. This is not family friendly either!. I would personally in the future "AVOID AT ALL COSTS!" as the family just want to make money (as all people do in business) but not to the extent that these people do...... Watch your change!.

This is a typical village pub retaining its sense of bringing community togetger. Always a great chatty atmosphere and the selection of real ales is always tempting. Good outdoor patio area if warm. Landlord and staff friendly and helpful.

We visited the "pub" again to see if the quality had changed..........It has in fact improved.The staff were very helpful, the food was served in their wonderful garden where we sat on plush Rattan furniture with a glass topped table (ideal to clean, & was). Our rather large portion meals were piping hot & tasted great. Again the beer was faultless for temperature & tasted like beer should.Can`t fault the establishment, give it a try yourself.

Lovely outdoor terrace, ideal for summer drinks, all staff very polite and welcoming, drinks excellently priced, lunch time snacks menu available including sandwiches and basic hot meals, well worth a drive out

straightforward pub grub, generous portions of well prepared food at a reasonable price served in traditional surroundings

Great cooked to order food. Top class service and very pleasant surroundings. The River is well worth a visit.

My wife and I regulatly visit this lovely pub which has a great atmosphere inside and out. A very good choice of beers and lagers and always a friendly prompt service. On a warm day it would be difficult to find a pub that has a nicer garden area to sit in. Meals are served at lunch time only and are of good value. This is a pub well worth a visit or like us many revisits.Ivan & Carol

We heard a lot of good things about the plough. It is apparently the best pub in East Midlands because it offers a legendary Sunday pub lunch. But it doesn't actually serve Sunday lunch, the waitress was 100% certain they never ever served Sunday lunch in that country pub. The choices were burgers and baguettes with typical fillings. We settled for burgers, which turned out to be worse than anything I have ever had in an English country pub. I had lamb and mint burger that was super salty. Perhaps it is meant to accommodate to customers who are tipsy or drunk by the time food arrives. I wasn't drinking so I couldn't appreciate their food. I even tasted raisins in my lamb and mint burger. Anyway, it was just not to my taste.The selection of lager and ale was nothing exciting. The only thing I ejoyed was the good atmosphere and the brilliant weather. I am unlikely to revisit this pub.

We often pop over to this little country pub on a Sat lunch for a pub snack and a beer or 2, a dog friendly pub with a nice little beer garden out front. Good value food and friendly staff. Nice!

No highchairs at all - not suitable for families with young children (perhaps a deliberate tactic by the owners to deter babies!)

A group of us who had been walking the Midshires Way stopped here for lunch. The selection of beers was good. The helpings of food were generous, and the chips fantastic! We sat outside on the terrace in the sun, and took in the atmosphere/

This is the best pub within 20 miles of Wysall! I use this this pub literally every week, weather it be a spot of good pub grub, a sneaky pint behind the wife's back or a session with the lads! This pub is brilliant! The beer garden is quite honestly the best sun trap in Nottinghamshire. Nothing beats the selection of beers and atmosphere. Kids always welcome and the hosts are fantastic! Real family atmosphere and nothing is too much trouble. Will certainly be returning as soon as tomorrow!

Ivd been living in the area of this pub for some time now and both myself and my girlfriend attend on a regular basis as we enjoy the great atmosphere and good food that the place offers.Recently we took my parents out for a pub lunch after they had done us some particularly good favours and this has prompted me to now write a review. The folks enjoyed and and want to return soon and after some dog sitting duties of late I dare say it'll happen. Great food, good selection of drinks and good staff make this place a great pub for a lunch time stop off. Sadly we will soon be moving to a new area but if I could pick this pub up and take it with us I would. Amazing.

i have been going here for a while now, this is the best village pub around hats off to Richard who makes you feel special all the time, i would highly recommend to to every one.

You simply have no reason to go anywhere else- it's that good. Excellent lunches, moorish beers, friendly staff and beautiful sitting areas inside and out. Almost turns you into an alcoholic it's that good.

We didn't eat there, but did sit outside and enjoy an excellent pint. A lovely pub, we wish it was our local.

Warm welcome guaranteed from a family run business that has everything you look for in a pub.Good quality beer great home cooked food a lovely beer garden .A real fire in the winter .nooks and cranny where you can sit and have some private time and conversation ..Also a pool table that is top class that is out the way .....also banter at the bar for those that want it A pub you can go in on your own ,or take your family or friends ....Great staff and if Carling made pubs this would be it ...Give it a try ....

The Plough is a lovely pub, really popular with locals but without the feeling that you can only cross the threshold if you are one!We've been a few times, most recently for lunch on a Friday. We both had homemade steak and ale pie with chips and mushy peas, whcih were really delicious. The outside area has loads of comfy seats and the inside is traditional and cosy. Teh pub currently doesn't do evening food although I think they have just started selling burgers on Saurday evenings.Well worth a visit.

Called there for lunch & a pint on a lovely sunny day, Was not dissapointed, The food was value for money, Good sized portions, Service was quick & friendly enviroment

Thought we'd go for Sunday lunch. Nice country pub. Good outdoor seating area. But the food was dreadful. Processed curly 'chips', awful baguette filled with 'Sunday joint', salad was a few lecture leaf, a quarter of a small tomato and three slices of cucumber. No, I wouldn't recommend it.

Been here many times. Owners been here for years, and it is still as good as it ever was. Lovely outside seating area, always popular but attracts nice people. Good range of beers too.

The Plough is a traditional, english country pub located just outside of Nottingham in the East Midlands. Stocking a wide variety of well kept beers, lagers, wines and spirits, The Plough offers food at lunchtimes which is delicious, home-made and great value for money.Owned and managed by Mick and Pearl, there's always a great atmosphere and a reason for "just one more"..(OK, thats possibly just me ;-)

Friday we went with two other friends for a meal at lunchtime they had been before and thought we would like this pub. It is an attractive 17 century beamed village local popular with the locals. Food was good value off a short but fulfilling menu. We were greeted by the staff and we found a table and ordered some drinks, there was a good selection of beers from Bass, Green King, Abbot and several more. Outside there was a pretty terrace with flower tubs and baskets nice on a warm day. We ordered our meals which did not take long to come as the staff were very busy with a lot of people having meals, all the meals were well presented and piping hot well done to the cooking staff under pressure. The pub has a excellent feel about it and makes you feel you would visit again. Full marks to everybody, will visit again.

Stopped here for lunch with my wife and mother-in-law, it was a lovely sunny day so we ate outside.The whole experience was absolutely faultless from perfectly kept Doombar bitter to delicious value for money baguettes with great friendly service in between.We all thoroughly recommend visiting The Plough to remind yourselves what a traditional English pub is all about!!

This is a small village pub loved by locals and frequented regularly by those who live further away. The interior is traditionally tasteful and has recently been refurbished. The small garden is a delightful place to spend a summer evening as the hanging baskets and planters are second to none.Food is served lunchtimes ONLY and ranges from delicious homemade main , and a great variety of baguettes and suchlike. Portion sizes are good, service attentive and prices reasonable.The log fire in the lounge is a major plus, as is the lack of background music, only a gentle hum of voices as people chat and enjoy each others' company.The steps up to the pub could cause some people difficulty if they have mobility problems as they are equal in height as a flight of stairs.

Nice greeting from bar staff. Pleasant surroundings. Very busy but food came quite quickly. The cheeseburger was vile, soggy poor quality roll, nasty dry thin meatless burger topped with 2 squares of orange processed cheese. Chips greasy. Couldn't eat it.

This is a place where you can drink real beer after enjoying the countryside. The staff served us a good meal with good humour in spite of being really busy. I will have to return as soon as possible

Great food, my husband and daughter love the homemade steak pie, loads of meat unlike some other places!! I like the scampi with salad, chips and mushy peas. They also serve the usual fish and chips, baguettes, omelettes, salads, jacket potatoes etc. There's a large car park across the road and a lovely outside seating area with rattan furniture so great on a sunny day.

Super pub! Super food! Super service! Very busy village pub with outside parking (if you can find a space) ...there is also a large car park opposite. Try the steak pie. Excellent!!

En un pequeño pueblo pub de ambiente familiar con comida típica de pub inglés, servicio atento y comida rica.

went to visit the plough at wysall on arrival we greeted by the landlady and made welcome found a nice table by the open fire,ordered,drinks and a meal which was delivered very quickly piping hot ,fresh food came with a very nice salad some food was homemade only downfall to many steps ,not wheelchair friendly no car park off street parking well worth a the visit go back again.