The Plough Coton in South Cambridgeshire

Excellent venue, food is superb, service cannot be faulted.

RUBBISH! was seated at a small table behind a pillar in the middle of the restaurant, I waited 15 mins to be served and asked if I would like a drink, but then had my food order taken at the same time, I had the roast beef which wasn't very hot, and the beef was more gristle and fat than meat and the Yorkshire pudding was looking a deflated and depressed, my wife had the fish and chip that was under cooked, white fish is a white meat and not a pink/brown meat, for us to arrive at the restaurant be seated, have a drink, eat and leave in less than an hour tells me that the food was rushed and a big chance of it being undercooked. I have waited longer in fish and chip shop for my fish than I did in this restaurant

Had booked, but was running late on a Sunday evening and they still accommodated me for dinner, much appreciated as I had been driving for about 4.5 hours that day. Staff were lovely, just the right balance of attentive without being pushy, friendly without being intrusive. Pleasant, happy and kind. Food was lovely, especially the roast porchetta, and a huge serving at a reasonable price. Only slight downside for me, was one table with children, letting them watch videos on the phone with the volume up... And a "dad" at another table chuntering on about a set menu, when there was clearly no set menu. Don't get me wrong, if something isn't right, I'll complain, but this fella forgot to put on his big boy pants and needed to calm down. TBF None of which was the pubs fault! So all in all, a definite recommendation from me! And did I mention that the staff were fab!

I visited this beautiful pub yesterday and was absolutely blown away by the incredible experience. The staff were all wonderful and so helpful, going above and beyond to ensure we had a fantastic visit. Despite running late, the staff were incredibly accommodating and made us feel welcome. The food and drinks were exceptional, and the atmosphere was simply amazing. I highly recommend this pub to anyone looking for a memorable dining experience. I will definitely be returning in the future.

Possibly the worst rendition of a pizza I’ve had for the £13 they charged. Heard many good things about this place but was a massive let down

Everyone was very attentive, the food and drink was delicious 😋 👌

Fabulous atmosphere and service. The best Sunday in Cambridge.

Went for a Sunday roast with a friend. Overall it was great and good value. It gets super busy on a Sunday so I would recommend booking in advance. The carrot cake was 10/10

The Plough Coton in Cambridge exceeded expectations. The waitresses provided exceptional service with genuine warmth, ensuring a delightful dining experience. Kudos to the chef for crafting dishes that not only pleased the palate but also showcased culinary excellence. The combination of attentive staff and outstanding food makes The Plough Coton a must-visit gastropub in Cambridge.

Was very rushed. 5mins after finishing our main meal the bill was on the table and had a rude waitress asking if we wanted to pay by card. Very disappointing.

Excellent food in a lovely environment. Very helpful in accommodating my dairy intolerance too.

10.01.2024 Came for lunch. 3 adults, 3 children. Was slightly late due to traffic. Before ordering maitre d told us he'd already booked our table out after us. Basically saying for us to eat quickly and leave. Food took a while to come due to it being busy. Roast chicken was nice but too big for the plate and needed a sharpr knife to cut it with Roast lamb was nice but fiddly. Children's portions were generous. Restaurant was noisy, service was slow. Maitre d put a damper on the meal from the start. Would not recommend or return.

The nicest roast in Cambridge by far!! Staff were lovely, the most tender roast beef ever and properly poured pints of Guinness! Couldn't ask for better, will absolutely be back!

The new menu at the Plough is excellent. Several attractive items to choose from: it is our second visit this week, and we will come again soon. :::::::::: Another visit, and I fear - another disappointment. The atmosphere in the pub is brilliant, it's a really pleasant place to be. But the menu had very few things attractive; we tried "Asian salad with soft crab", and the very basic salad was old, far from fresh (as if it was cut yesterday). What's going on in their kitchen? ------- I am forced to write an update: we visited yesterday and found they changed the menu (as is appropriate from time to time). The new menu was quite disappointing though: the excellent dishes are gone, the pork belly has little flavour, the plaice as well (plus the rubbery gnocchi wasn't a good add), several other dishes were quite/below ordinary. Hope the next change of menu comes soon. ........... This is not my first review of The Plough in Coton, but I felt compelled to write again. The atmosphere is as good as ever, the staff are happy and not stressed, enjoying themselves (mostly). It's important to have this good energy, it passed over to the floor. But my main point was the food. They changed the menu last Thursday, and there are at least four main dishes we would have to come back for to taste... Today we had octopus, and whoever is in their kitchen - they have my respect: it is not easy to cook octopus that tender, and the whole dish works very well together. Again, you can only cook that well if you have good energy, and I wish it continues at The Plough

Came for Christmas Eve with my family and had a really nice time with lovely food and service

Lovely Boxing Day Lunch, no problem in moving tables as my father is hard of hearing with a lot of background noise. Attentive staff and would love to visit again.

Lovely evening with really nice knowledgable staff. Food was delicious will definitely visit again when in the area

We stopped here on the way through to the Euro Tunnel in our Motorhome. We were made to feel so welcome and the staff were very professional and friendly. The food was exceptional. Overall, a fantastic pub, which is dog friendly. Thank you

Excellent food. Very friendly team. Missed one person's desert, but otherwise a fantastic evening.

Had Xmas dinner with family on 17th of Dec. Food was very mediocre. Vegetables were burnt and turkey was very dry. They all seemed in a rush not really paying attention wouldn’t eat there again for Xmas. It may be different other times but no indication of that.

Lush soup and cheese board, turkey dinner was ok but had no stuffing??? we was a table of 15 all food correct via pre order, would go back nice side room called grain store , clean toilets, car park needs improved lighting and gravel at the back

One of my favourite places to eat, incredible food, wonderful atmosphere and in a secluded and beautiful location.

Lovely country pub with very good food. They even managed to uphold standards for a mass catering event! If the weather is nice, eat outside.

Nice big portions. Quick service... Service charge added in the bill with no mention of it though. Just listed in the totals. A bit naughty that.

Went for a school reunion lunch. Large booking which a lot of restaurants struggle with. Here the service and food was excellent. Highly recommended and will be back soon

Delicious, cozy and lovely gastropub! Wonderful place for Sunday roast. We will return!

Can’t help but be disappointed when you pay £29 for a monkfish dish advertised as coming with a prawn and garlic mousse when it comes without one. To compound matters I ordered a chocolate and ginger tiramisu only to find that chocolate also doesn’t exist…..

One of our favourite venues for Sunday lunch. Must book for a Saturday evening

The Pub was nice and the staff were very friendly, but unfortunately the food was not great. We had the Sunday roast, the beef was ok (a bit fatty) but the veg was cold and the roast potatoes were very cold and Inedible. For the price I expected it to be a lot better than it was.

Lots of old people. Not a lot of diversity in the customers. Felt weird. But absolutely great food and service. Not great selection of beer. More of a fancy-wanna-be restaurant than a pub. Good place overall but it wouldn’t be my first choice to have a drink with a friend.

Excellent food. We will return.

Fantastic place to eat! Good food, good atmosphere and prices you would expect of quality. Im sure we will be back again!

Great Sunday lunch sitting outside in the sunshine early Oct.

Fantastic gastropub with really friendly service. Really enjoyed our visit here and will definitely be back next time I’m in the area. Always nervous ordering rack of lamb as the bone to meat ratio often not great. However my lamb was cooked to perfection 😋

Obviously a very popular place but like other comments the Sunday roast wasn’t warm enough. £13.90 for a large glass of wine is most we’ve ever spent. Unfortunately before we’d even eaten the waitress managed to knock my husbands pint flying, all over me. They wiped the table down, redressed the table but only gave him a half a pint back. The roasts was disappointing, for the price. We don’t mind what the food costs as long as it’s worth it but 3 roast potatoes, a Yorkshire, with I have to say yummy parsley in, 1 slice of beef, a few carrots and the mundane red cabbage wasn’t worth the price. Couldn’t fault the dessert but not happy with the service charge that was added. Considering I got very wet they could have at least waived the SC.

Moderated expectations as booked only a few hours before lunch on a Sunday. Blown away by the host, exceptional skills and clearly well versed at managing a busy restaurant. Visible owners working as hard as staff. Wait staff are delightful, knowledgeable and efficient. The food….well, I have not had roast beef like that in years! The chefs are clearly skilled. This was an extremely busy restaurant, the food was uncompromised and came out hot! No mean feat. In a county filled with chain restaurants or franchises, The Plough Coton prevails. Looking forward to making this our new local/not so local pub just for the leftover roast beef.

Food was quite mediocre and overpriced for the quality and the amount. The ambiance is nice, but nothing special. Not sure how this can be defined a famous “gastropub” as I read online. I mean, not bad at all, but really nothing special either.

Just getting better and better. Top notch lunch. Great service. Bit spendy but great value options at lunchtime ( pizza and sandwiches). They always have lovely staff and happy to see some that have been there for a while.

Always good to visit. Very quiet today. Nice play structure for children.

OK but not great staff great though

It was lovely but rather expensive. So I can't comment on the food. The menu looked lovely.

Excellent food. I had roast duck, plenty of food, very nice dessert and starter. Couldn't fault it. Efficient and friendly service. People were also prepared to sit outside. So must be popular especially now weather has got a bit cooler. Plenty of parking as well.

3.30pm table for a Sunday lunch, table ready on time, despite being obviously busy. We had some olives and went straight for roasts as we were hungry, and our mains arrived in less than 10 minutes. Unfortunately, it was downhill from there. The vegetables were just about warm enough not to send back the whole plate, which also wasn't very warm. The porchetta was nice, but not a lot of it, similarly the gravy. When checked by FoH, we said the vegetables weren't hot but didn't want to send the meals back, so maybe could we just have some hot veg sent out. Extra veg and gravy was delivered quickly, but again, not hot. Parsnips were not topped or cored, and therefore hard and woody. The carrot also not topped, but otherwise nicely cooked. Cabbage underseasoned on the plate. The roast potatoes were poor, not even coloured on the outside, let alone crispy. Definitely not roasted for more than a cursory few minutes. We also ordered sides of hispi cabbage with smoked bacon and cauliflower cheese. The cabbage was clearly not hispi, likely savoy, and the bacon not really cooked. Cauliflower cheese was nicely cooked, not very cheesy, more a flour-based white sauce, and for £5 a very small dish. Nevertheless, this did reach the table hot, so was enjoyable. All in all, we got fed and watered, but won't be going back. The welcome and service was basic, and for olives, 4 drinks, 2 mains, and 2 sides £75 would have been fine if the food had been good. Unfortunately it was was not. Nobody senior attempted to discuss our complaints or dissatisfaction at any stage so we paid, having declined to pay the automatically added service charge, and slipped away as quietly as possible.

Mediocre roast chicken dinner with 40 minutes wait after ordering. Although I had reserved, the table wasn't ready so i also had to wait. There was very little veg with the roast and 2 tiny potato pieces. Therefore, not great value for money. Friendly staff.

3rd time I have eaten here and none have been favourable, 1)fish& chips badly over cooked 2) Burger very cold 3)white bait & Horisha strips - just don’t order them, when issue raised staff disappeared

Greeted by friendly and efficient staff. We had a lovely meal. Prompt and attentive service, nothing was too much for them. Will return and would recommend.

A lovely pub with a great atmosphere and exceptional food!

Amazing food and great service from staff!

I had my special retirement Sunday lunch here with my family. The food was amazing as were the staff for such a busy restaurant!! I'd also like to congratulate Pasky on his success, having known him from some years ago when I worked in a city centre barber shop. Well done Pasky!!! Love from Donna

Very disappointing. Half of the food we ordered were told none left. Very limited choice. Burger didn’t taste right and the sea bass was swimming in the sauce which was very rich also came with no potato all extremely expensive for what you got. The roast beef was tough and fatty not presentable at all. We were never asked if our meals were alright and to get someone’s attention to ask for condiments was an ordeal in itself never mind getting someone over to say about the food. Had been a lovely day out but unfortunately the Pub did not end the day nicely. Would not recommend.

Saturday afternoon visit with friends, we all enjoyed our food and the biscoff cheesecake was amazing!! There is a lovely play area outside for children too and the staff were nice and friendly! Would definitely recommend.

Great pub with fantastic food and great service

Reliable but pricey. The staff sometimes could do a better job of making you feel welcome (in a genuine way).

We are regulars at the Plough so would not normally think to write a review. However dinner at the Plough last night was superb and deserves a mention. We had the fillet steak which was so tasty and tender and cooked just how we like it. The courgette side was truly delicious. Excellent wines by the glass and a warm and hospitable welcome from Pasky and Max. Well done team. X

Great location. Felt spacious inside, and loads of seating outside. Great food, and good service. Kid-friendly, with the playground, the general vibe, and that they could accomodate a lot of dishes for kids (with big kids portions!). Would come back for an occasion - thanks!

Great food in a nice cosy village gastropub. Chilled pea soup and monkfish followed by Cambridge burnt cream (cremè brûlée) and a glass of Sancerre. Delicious

Visited this pub today for a birthday lunch. Fantastic food, great attentive service and a lovely local pub atmosphere. This is a Gastro Pub and of high quality and the prices reflect that, but they compare well to other similar establishments. As a wheelchair user, the pub is accessible, with good clean wheelchair accessible toilet facilities. The staff were willing to help me get around when I needed a little bit of extra help. Well worth a visit and I will be going back again soon.

Nice relaxing thriving pub with great looking food in a nice country surrounding 5 minutes drive into Cambridge.

We had an evening meal without a prior booking and were really fortunate to get a table. Our waitress was attentive but not 100% familiar with the menu and specials. Our wine was excellent and not too expensive. The food was very good, far exceeding standard pub fare and our expectations. The noise levels were high which made general conversation at the table a strain. I guess this shows its a buzzing place. I'd be very happy to visit again.

We booked to go to the plough for a birthday meal decided to sit outside because of the lovely weather order different meals. The super salad was very bland and watery, the chicken was very dry and broccoli very hard and for the price I expected a little more attention. I spoke to the man collecting the glasses and said could I give you some feed back regarding the meal he looked at me I spoke to him and he just shrugged his shoulders no one came out to check the food was adequate at any time and the waitress were standing by the outside door a lot of the time so for the money I would expect better attention and better food

Dit is een heel erg goed restaurant/pub. Wij zijn op loopafstand in een b en b.

Dropped in for lunch on our way home. We’ll worth the short detour. Welcoming, good menu choices, reasonably priced and tasty food. Would recommend.

We went here because of its many awards and were shocked at the quality of the food. We ordered four pizzas, two of them came out missing key ingredients (one missing sliced mozzarella and rocket and another missing Parma ham). Desserts were also poor, including a gritty and unpleasant tasting plant based panna cotta and a cheeseboard again missing half its advertised ingredients (grapes, quince, and chutney). None of the missing ingredients were reflected in the bill. Definitely do not recommend!

Went for Sunday lunch. Had a fantastic meal, the food was delicious. Everyone was friendly and helpful, quick without making us feel rushed. We then cycled into Cambridge, a short, off road ride away, before returning for a couple of evening drinks.

We were shown a menu which seemed good this morning and me and my girlfriend agreed to come to the Pub as we wanted to see the local area and we were staying at the Rectory. When we came back in the evening we found that we had been shown the menu for the weekdays and not the weekend most of the food on the menu were roasts. We ordered steak as it seemed the only good thing on the menu it was ok however it came with chips that were unsuitable for the dish which cost per a person £38 we believe the value of the meal was likely to be half of what we paid and the chips were the same ones they were using for roasts. The food was disappointing and they charged for a total of £110 including service for both of us.

Tasteless burgers - no garnish - look was unappetising - very rude barmaid - rickety uncomfortable outside chairs. Broken play equipment. We were expecting so much more from this venue. Some of the waitresses were helpful and doing their best.

We had lunch with the family here recently and found the service to be exceptional from arrival. The food tasted fantastic and there was a range of decent seating areas. Very impressed, will definintely be returning to the Plough soon.

Scallops for a starter 1 that I would say was a normal size and 2 1/2 sized "pieces" at £16 expecting a wow!! NO!!! Then I had lemon sole with cockles, there where 9 cockles on my plate 4 of which had not opened!! Surely you would not put them on the plate!! £27. With 4 drinks £103. 😲😡

I must admit I was a little disappointed. Food was nice, but there was no 'wow' and for the prices, I had high expectations. Sticky Toffee pudding was served barely warm (not hot) and as no-one came to check on it, we weren't able to ask to have it re-heated. However, we mentioned this to a waitress when the dishes were taken, and she was very apologetic. She admitted that as they had not checked on the desserts, we were not given the opportunity to ask for them to be heated, so they kindly deducted the cost of these from our bill. Service was just a bit lacking - my friend asked for no tomato with her burger, and a huge slice of tomato came. She had to ask twice for mayo with her burger and more than half of her meal had been eaten before the mayo arrived. Drinks took ages to arrive too. So, pleasant, but a little disappointing. The staff were lovely, however.

Excellent wine list! The food is just acceptable, some of it is not good some just OK. Stay away from the harissa straws they are tasteless. The fried whitebait is good. The pakoras lack salt but are otherwise pleasant. Burgers ok, undercooked chips vile, pale onion rings just ok, fish and chips bog standard and quite bland, smoked aubergine would be ok if it weren’t for a huge amount of onion that’s been lathered on it. Who in all the world would want to spoil a delicious aubergine this way?

Good service nice ambience on terrace attentive staff scallops seafood duck and moules all presented well and delicious

Came for lunch yesterday and the food was fantastic! Well worth the price, would happily pay more! Harriet was a real gem, made our dining experience so much better with fantastic service, would return just for her!

Nice little pub with great food, served quickly. Staff were very attentive.

Great food and service - we were really well looked after.

Nice pub, nice outside areas, varied choice of beers. Didn't eat there but food looked very good and dining area outside was busy, always a good sign. Staff friendly and helpful. Would definitely go there again.

Expensive but good food. Nice to have a linen table cloth ,,napkins could have been bigger.

Had a lovely meal with friends.lovely food and great service.

A lovely pub in the countryside with close access to Cambridge. Great menu and plenty of outdoor seating plus they have a big kids play area.

Had to send my beef back was so tough could not chew it but to be fair end of joint but new beef was wonderful. So tasty would go back again. Lovely fine.

Got there at 10pm for a late beer there website and Google says it's open until 11pm, the barman said "we are shut, staff only".

Food really disappointing to the point my wife didn’t eat it, we did not complain as we had older relatives with us. Overcooked & overpriced! Wine good with good service! Great setting so shame. Not sure about service charge either but seems to be the norm these days.

Great place to stop. Friendly staff, delicious food and great atmosphere. I had the pasta special and my husband had the fish and chips.

Absolutely appalling service. Why can I not put no stars. Avoid

Great restaurant and pub, highly recommended.

Excellent! One of the very best places to spend an evening at dinner.

The menu choice was good, but very expensive and quite a rich menu. The starters were excellent, but the fish and chips were disappointing, with very thick batter. The chicken and bacon pasta was very bland and lacked good seasoning. Space itself was beautiful with an extensive a garden car, parking area and very dog friendly. The staff were really lovely and bent over backwards to look after us but the food let down the whole experience.

Quite far off "bistro of the year" unfortunately. Lost our order, took 2 hours to finally get a very rushed roast with overcooked beef, tough burger, hard carrots, missing horseradish.. Unfortunately it goes on. Such a shame. Can't say I'd recommend at all.. £80 for three people for a very long wait and sub standard food. Particularly disappointing experience if you prefer to see staff all getting along. Manager was quite rude to many of the staff. I understand passion, but this was unfair to servers and bar staff to point fingers abruptly and angrily, then to respond angrily to customers was quite a shock. Busy day, yes. Many covers, however take a deep breath and act professionally always wins.

When we arrived car park was very busy and we did find a parking space , The pub it was absolutely packed inside & outside nice to see , we was shown to our table quickly and it was good table in corner, we ordered drinks they come quickly , there was 6 adult and 1 teen , no one opted for starter only because there was nothing anyone like , so we went straight into ordering 6 roast beef and 1 roast chicken, again didn't seem along wait, meals arrive and looked ok, however one meal come with no carrot ( I say carrot) as it was half of carrot, and one meal carrot was burnt, and one meal come without gravy, however we notified the service and the quickly brought out bowel carrots and small gravy boat! the carrots had lovely taste, now beef was tender and good, and the rest of the green vegs, however we all agreed the roast was the lease favorite , more of tough leathery skin hard, portion side little on the small side, the roast beef meals, however the roast chicken was massive dinner half chicken , we all had desserts and these were disappointing, they wasn't home made, 2 x passion fruit mango pavlova the with mango sorbet, exotic fruit salsa & mint gel, ( pavlova 2 little small disc shop bought just) these won't nothing like we expected and taste bland, had to ask for cream!! they were bland !! 3 x sticky toffee pudding with butterscotch sauce, salted caramel ice-cream & white chocolate crumb, they were better , 1 x Macerated Strawberries with meringue, strawberry sorbet, granola & basil gel, ( meringue was the broken up pavlova) had to ask for some cream!! overall the same as the passion fruit mango pavlova, 1 x chocolate brownie and ice cream, for teenager who struggle to eat, as it was rock hard to cut and even worse to eat, we all eat our desserts even though not the best , more because of the cost , Overall would we go again have to think about that!! service was very good and prompt and polite couldn't fault because it got extremely over busy, and the service still kept up well done,

Had the best steak here, staff very friendly Jess in particular was very attentive. Great cocktails beautiful meal from start to finish

Can’t thank the staff enough for their sensitivity and warmth today. We were there for my mums birthday and without any promoting from us, they brought out a lovely sparkler. She was so happy to have people sing and celebrate. But more than that even: my dad has Alzheimer’s disease and they were sensitive enough to offer us a separate dining room, as well as allowing him to order slightly different to the menu. The steak was sliced up, making it easier for him to use cutlery. It’s rare to have such a truly understanding welcome, with respect and no awkwardness. The waitress serving us was kind and gently funny. Thank you all so much. We travelled 2.5hrs to be with my parents today, and it made the whole experience so memorable.

Just got back from a lunch here to celebrate the 80th birthday of my wife’s aunt and have spent the drive home quietly stewing (if you’ll pardon the pun). My wife booked the table based on the favourable Tripadvisor reviews. So, with an amazing-looking menu, and eye-watering prices, the six of us were all hugely looking forward to our lunch. Sadly, the reality is a pub that clearly has a grossly inflated idea of its own quality to go with its inflated prices. Ordinarily, I wouldn’t bother writing a review about terrible food – just chalk it up to experience. I told myself this when I bit into my truly awful rib-eye steak for the first time, and even said this to my wife when I gave up on it two mouthfuls later. But when the very well-tailored manageress/owner(?) came over to enquire how our meals were, my wife decided to let her know that my steak was not good. Her reaction? “Well, you’ve managed to eat it all.” Yes… if you ignore the huge slab of undigestible meat skulking behind the beaker of sauce on the plate. She wasn’t content to leave it there. After the initial sarcasm, I was treated to a patronising mini-lecture about rib-eye steaks and how chewy they can be (frankly, at this point I should have just told her that it was simply badly undercooked). I half-expected her to admonish me for ordering it in the first place. Instead, rather than reading the room, she chose to admonish me for not raising the issue earlier – apparently, I could have had something else, but given the interminable time it took for the food to arrive in the first place, I didn’t fancy my chances of avoiding another extended wait. In hindsight, I should have said this. But being typically English, I sat like a scolded schoolboy and tried in vain to bat away my embarrassment. Anyway, as it turned out, I wasn’t the only one at the table who was unhappy: My seven-year-old daughter, who will demolish pretty much any pizza put in front of her, had very quietly pushed her pepperoni pizza to one side after a couple of mouthfuls; my other daughter – having tried and failed to scrape the huge quantity of sea salt off her battered fish (who puts this much salt on a child’s portion?!) – also gave up; and my wife’s cousin, who had ordered the Welsh Rarebit, announced that it looked like two pieces of bread with a rather suspicious-looking blancmange dolloped on top. Apparently, it tasted as bad as it looked. The positives? Lovely atmosphere and service (with the obvious exception!) and the fries were gorgeous – although sadly not enough to go round everyone.

There was 9 9f us for a meal, fish meal,excellent and other meal were not enjoyable.

We had booked a work meal on wednesday evening as its down the road from where we work , service was great ,food was lovely untill it came to desert i ordered the cheese board which was on the special board i checked with waiter what it came with ,3 different cheeses, biscuits,celery,grapes and chunks of jelly, which i changed one piece that was blue cheese for double of one of the other cheese, when it came it was 3 pieces of dairylea size cheese ,cubes of jelly loads of this and biscuits and a gren garnish i should of said but left it ,but it wasnt untill the bill came i was charged over £13 for it,absolutely shocked at the price i wish i had taken a photo of it unbelievable

The pub is lovely with nice atmosphere and fantastic table cloth and flowers. Good and friendly service too. The food unfortunately was a bit of a disappointment. The croquette was average but the burger was really boring. The burger was undercooked with no salt, the fries were clearly the frozen ones and very small bun. What a shame!

Had a fantastic evening here. Walked across from Rectory Farm hotel and The Plough had such a lively and relaxed atmosphere coming in. - service was top notch, even moved us to a bigger table cause we ordered sides - food was a-mazing. Had the scallops and classy ‘ham,egg and chips’ to start. Mussels and fish cakes as mains. Delicious sides - Caesar salad esp! and broccoli Wine was really good Found it very reasonably priced for the quality of food, service and restaurant

Excellent food. I ordered from the blackboard on Sunday while my wife had the roast sirloin. The homemade tortellini with feta and red pepper was absolutely wonderful. For main, I had seabass with beure blanc, Jersey potatoes and asparagus. It was sublime. Someone in the kitchen knows how to conceive and produce excellent dishes. It was all the more impressive, considering this was a "Sunday Roast lunchtime" when the roasts would be the msin focus. My wife's roast sirloin was spot on. Well done, everyone.

Came here on a Monday in our motorhome hoping to stay overnight in the enclosed area at the rear if the pub. As it was a Monday the pub was closed. It was 7pm and we had just started looking for another parkup when the owner pulled up behind us. He apologised he was closed and offered to let us in anyway. OMG, how amazing, we thanked him and offered him some money, which he flatly refused. If you ever read this review sir, we both thank you for your helpfulness and generosity. Thanks again from 2 weary travellers. We are only sorry we could not taste your food and ale. Maybe next time.

Service was quick. Food amazing and plenty of it. Very friendly staff and a very good atmosphere. Certainly go again. Well recommended.

I went twice recently, once with my wife, and another time with a group of 10 colleagues. Sat outside both times. Great atmosphere. The seafood platter was perfect the first time, both in quantity and quality, especially the oysters. The second time the same dish wasn’t quite as good (oysters distinctly smaller, one kind of salmon and not two, very ordinary bread rather than specialty slices), but my colleagues who didn’t have the first experience to compare with thought it was fine. Perhaps aiming for a little more consistency would be desirable. All the main courses were lovely. Quite a few of the waiting staff were lovely and patient, though the second time, on a busy Friday evening, one of two were clearly somewhat stressed out. Good beers, especially liked the Black Sheep ‘Respire’.

Perfect for an early Sunday dinner on a summer evening. They have a fun small playground for kids. Loved it.