The Plough Inn in Scarborough

The Plough is in a lovely location and not too far from Whitby harbour which was great for our trip to the WGW. The pub itself is cozy and we were shown to our room by a lovely young chap. There are only three rooms to rent and we were in room one. Upon inspection it was nice and clean and smelt fresh. Very basic with a kettle and tea/coffee but for one night we couldn't complain. The bathroom was very spacious though with a big walk in shower. It was quite cold in our room and when we tried to turn the radiator on it didn't seem to work. We only used the room as a base to sleep and we were out till early hours so this wasn't too much of a problem for us. Also the remote control for the TV didn't seem to work so we only had the one rubbish channel to watch as we couldn't turn the TV over, but again wasn't too much of a problem. If we had been staying for more than a night then we would have mentioned it to staff. I found the bed to be quite comfy but my husband said it was really uncomfortable. We also found a past guests hoodie under the bed so obviously hadn't been cleaned properly. Food was decent and prices were what you'd expect. It was a shame they didn't do breakfast. 10 mins in the car to whitby and not too far from other attractions. We would definitely visit again for food if nearby but I probably wouldn't stay here again if for more than a night.

We were staying in Whitby and saw this place advertised when looking for a carvery and I have to say I’m so glad we visited. The staff were friendly and welcoming, the pub was homely and clean but the food!!! My god it was amazing and really tasty. It’s been a long time since I’ve been to a carvery and the food has tasted home made. Definitely recommend and will return 🤤

Young man who greeted us was very nice felt a bit sorry for him it appeared that he had everything to do himself nevertheless we wouldn't stay there again there was no food the beer garden was not very nice and the front of the pub was a disgrace dead plants and scruffy looking pots

Lovely village pub. Friendly staff. Good service. We had the Teeside Parmos. Absolutely delicious. Good kick on the Hot Shot & garlic sauce was lovely. Has just come under new management so I hope they do well as nice to see a traditional pub

great food, the steak and ale pie and sticky toffee pudding were delicious. service was friendly and helpful. beer was well kept.

We are locals and never been here for a meal, what a amazing meal it was too had the chicken and pepperoni parmesan and chicken curry, very good vaule for money the portion size was big and also ordered cheese garlic bread expecting 2 but was surprised to get 4 and was verry yummy. This place has got to. Be the best value for money in the areas. If your heading to whitby or heading home definitely recommend you call in for a meal.... Only negate bit is id say is could do with a lick of paint in the bar area

Stayed with a group of friends near Whitby, and found some absolute gems when it came to eating out - unfortunately the Plough isn't one! It must be the only place in Whitby where you can't experience delicious fresh seafood of any description! Imagine Scotland with no Haggis! One vegetarian option. One vegan option. Lots of chicken dishes, if that's your thing. Weren't offered any desserts but i didn't fancy microwave spongecake anyway! We all agreed it was a lazy menu. Thankfully there are 6 or 7 pubs within 3 miles that do everything better. Oh and an award winning chippy over the road that seemed busier than the pub, which probably tells a story.

Out with some friends and called on the off chance, as we were looking for somewhere for lunch. This turned out to be a very good choice, we received a friendly welcome, the pub was very clean and tidy. The food was very good , freshly cooked and the home made chips were the best we'd had in many time. My friend said the scampi was the best she'd had ever. There was also some unusual things on the menu, they apologised straight away and advised us of certain items which were not available that day. All in all a very good experience and we will be back.

Great meal and drinks. Service from bar man was excellent. The garden is a delight with great views across the valley

15 of us been today for Sunday lunch,need to say it was absolutely beautiful,it's served buffet style which was lovely,3 types of meat and several vegetables along with Yorkshire puddings and luscious gravy definitely worth the money. The only little niggle we had was we weren't asked if we wanted a desert,not that we needed one we were all full and empty plates

Recently under new management and a great start. We were staying just down the road and saw this place in passing. Not disappointed. Welcome and service very good, we had the shared starter, well cooked and nice variety of finger food. I had the lasagne and it was lovely, all food was lovely and freshly cooked. Nice views from outside seating area. Sunday carvery was opening the following week so can't comment but sure it would be as good as the food we had

Stayed for one night, with visiting family. Great position for visiting Robin Hoods Bay and Staithes. The food was delicious and the service was great.

Great pub on one of the main roads out of Whitby. Ideal for a quick meal/ pint. Great food, try the Teeside Parmo. Had it several times and it's always, a treat. Bar staff are excellent. Quick, pleasant, and informative. Garden is a treat in warm weather. Will definitely be going in again.

Always a friendly welcome 🤗 Lovely food and drinks, highly recommend fish and chips, parmo and liver

Very disappointing visit went in a group of 4 for Sunday lunch ignore the big banner on the fence and blackboard at the entrance that states Sunday carvery because it doesn’t exist and is false advertising so we had to settle for an extremely basic menu when it arrived the portions are what I would call small when it came to ordering desserts you have to go through to the bar and look at the black board on the wall and what a disappointment 4 different sponges with custard or ice cream and chocolate fudge cake which they didn’t have no sundaes cheesecakes trifles ice creams who wants winter warmers on a beautiful day !!! No one came to ask us if all was ok The beer garden if you can call it that is a total mess overgrown grass and weeds empty hanging baskets and furniture that needs a good paint I think the fact only 2 more people in on a Sunday lunch says it all we only went here for a change but have learnt our lesson and will stick to the Black Bull at ugthorpe at least when they advertise a carvery you know you are going to get one and damn good it is to we will never go back here so take heed people you have been warned !!!

Lovely local pub with great views from the rear garden. Good basic pub food very reasonably priced. A good pub to visit

Called in for a drink on the way to our holiday let. Drinks were good. The place looked like it had recently changed hands, a lot of worked need to get the place looking good.

Amazing time this weekend staff were lovely and friendly. Beautiful place , good beer. Will definitely be back if they will have us 🤣🤣

Only stopped for a drink and a meal very nice and helpful staff.

We were just passing through to York from Whitby, a bit upset we were going to go to the Abbey but the weather decided we weren’t, however it was good we found this place, we had a carvery and it was delicious. They were incredibly accommodating for us two vegetarians and the food tasted amazing

It is very hard to give a review after one visit but the experience was good. Friendly greeting, good beer and food was nice and hot. These guys have only been here since March. I hope they are successful in all they do.

The new team in charge are really wanting to make a difference and seem really great. It’s a great pub that is really popular with the locals and passers by

We arrived in Sleights for our summer holiday, booked into a cottage very close by and hoped to visit The Plough most evenings for a meal and drinks. We were very disappointed to find it had closed down even though it was, and still is, advertised on Tripadvisor and other websites.

We had this place booked for 22nd July. We received a message from Hotels.com telling us that our booking had been cancelled without any reason given. The Plough have not been in touch to offer an explanation.

My partner and I stayed for one night via Buy a Gift. We would not recommend this hotel. The room was very basic and not particularly clean. The bed was extremely uncomfortable. On arrival we noticed we had only one towel in the bathroom and so requested a second which never arrived. We had an evening meal in the pub and, although neither of us particularly rated the food (it was adequate at best), we had an enjoyable time as the service was good and the wine was reasonably priced. Although the breakfast was pleasant and hot the bar area it was served in was dark and we got the impression that the staff had not opened the curtains to avoid us seeing the sticky floor of the pub as it hadn’t been properly cleaned following a party the night before. Sadly an unpleasant experience.

Booked to stay overnight with breakfast in the morning by however when we arrived the places was closed completely, we called and emailed and have had no response and no refund either. Had to raid the issue with our bank and hope we get our money back that way. Wouldn’t recommend !!!!

Ruth our waitress was amazing, worked really hard with a busy pub and restaurant. Looked to be the only person working! But she was amazing 😍 😍

This return visit was the last here. We have always been highly satisfied with Sunday lunch but today was so shockingly disgusting we will not visit again. Meal at 14.00 not particularly late however there was no mash and no cabbage, no explanation or replacement on our plate for this. My pudding was burnt black and the cauliflower cheese had been warmed up several times resulting in it being brown and not edible. We took this up with staff and then the manager who was so out of her depth and did not handle the complaint professionally at all. She was rude and said she would speak to the staff about the lack of informing customers when food isn’t available. When we spoke about the state of the food being served she simply said leave it and walked away. We highlighted the state of the outside area which was littered. Dog farces to the side of the door cig buts overflowing generally didn’t look appealing. She replied well I haven’t done the farces. What an attitude!! What has happened at this pub! Clearly something has changed since our last visit.

Always welcoming, still offering table service. Lovely beer garden, excellent drinks choice and really good food!!

We were on a family holiday in Whitby and decided to book a pub meal. We researched many places and chose this one as the menu online seemed to accommodate vegetarians and children. Unfortunately, when we got there, their menu had changed and some of the options we were excited to order were no longer available. Added to this, several of the items on the menu had run out. 80% of us weren't able to order what we wanted. Although there was a sign asking us to not order at the bar and wait for table service, we had to go to the bar of we wanted a drink as no one came to ask us if we wanted one when our glasses were empty. When the food arrived, one of the meals was wrong. A sweet potato and spinach pie had been ordered but it had been knowingly replaced with a quorn mince and onion pie. They seemed to think it was OK to replace a vegan pie with any other vegan pie without letting us know. We refused the meal and did not pay for it. The rest of the food was distinctly average although my little boy did enjoy his meal. I would advise people to look elsewhere if looking for a nice meal in and around Whitby.

Had Sunday lunch here, highly recommend. Choice of Pork turkey or beef and also lamb with it been Easter Sunday All done just right Accompanied by dishes of veg and very creamy cauliflower cheese Good location with views over the Esk valley

Very nice food. Shame the menu wasn't up to date with vegan vegetarian options. Great service though.

What a lovely surprise to find such a friendly pub especially with our two dogs. The staff could not do enough for us and our little doggies. Sunday roast was gorgeous and are going back on Tuesday for tea. Excellent customer service, you all should be so proud of what you are doing and are a shining example to other establishments!!

Beautiful pub with great location and very friendly staff we’ve had some nice food in there but a Rude landlady on 2 occasions, she has cone across rude occasion one me and my partner (who is born and bread Whitby) was spoken rudely after popping for one drink told that they have a big party coming and we must find seats, i get that but they we was spoken to was very disrespectful, said we wouldn’t return , but did a couple of months later, we ordered a drink at the bar and was about to order another for the same lady to be standing there with the key for the pub she wanted to close at 20:30 because there was only 3 people in there, the pub is advertised to close at 22:00, I honestly wouldn’t have minded but felt uncomfortable in a nice local pub, such a shame, will have to stick to the Elsinore in whitby

What a fantastic way to spend our Mothering Sunday. We were treated to a hearty, beautifully cooked meal, served by a really attentive waitress. The lamb was cooked perfectly… just wish we had room for a pudding!

Gorgeous little pub in a gorgeous place! Went with my boyfriend and the place is super friendly with lovely staff, food was gorgeous and such generous portions too! Super lovely and would 100% return :) keep up the good work!

Landlady rude and unhelpful. Booked a table on line. The didn't reply so we shouldn't have gone. No table spare at 6.30 due to the quiz at 8.30. Fitted us in but told to leave by 8.30. Food when it came was cold and unappetising. There's better elsewhere.

Stayed here in February for a couple of nights. Food was cold and sent it back. Took 30 minutes for them to return it. The lasagne was not like any other lasagne i had tasted-revolting. Had stomach ache all evening and felt sick. Garlic mushrooms had no garlic and a bit of salad thrown over the top. The cooked breakfast had the same weird taste to everything. The mushroom was obviously re heated as it was hard. I could not even cut it. The mattress on the bed was awful. We could feel every spring.

Stayed 1 night in march 2023. Quick train ride through to whitby. Come back..Very Friendly staff. Rooms basic but nice n clean. Shower very good. We had room 3 which had lovely view of the dale at the back. No noise herd from pub downstairs despite it being busy Saturday night. Breakfast in the morning was amazing. Locally sourced bacon from Ruswarp was honestly the best we've had. Again very friendly staff and well worth the £46 stay Inc breakfast. Will definitely come again. Only downside said have to be out by 10:30am which didnt work out as had breakfast at 10:00am. Everything else was great...Thank you 😊

Meals superb 👌 beautiful location and friendly staff🌟

Great service good food nice friendly place

Came to watch football when on holiday in area. Pub looks unprepossessing but staff very warm, friendly and attentive. Relaxed atmosphere. Food: standard pub roasts with veggie options, but well done and veg really good. An excellent roast parsnip soup, great cauliflower cheese, good puddings to follow. Good sign that it was quite full on a Sunday evening. Family friendly. Dogs allowed. Could not fault the staff, they were lovely.

Lovely lunchtime meal here. Dog friendly which is a plus

Firstly, parking at this property is not ideal - if you have a large car you will struggle. There are about 20 spaces all very tight. Secondly, this is a pubs pub - not a food pub or a restaurant so don't be confused about the atmosphere you are walking into. There are no drinks menus, very limited options, they had ran out of a lot of the menu items and service is very slow. The staff here are friendly and helpful but inexperienced. They are not front of house or waiters, they are bar tenders so don't expect restaurant service. The food here is good pub food but not exceptional by any means. The price point reflects the quality. Clean and warm.

My wife and I moved to sleights about 6 months ago and have visited our local pub several times About 2 weeks ago we visited and had the steak meal deal, 2 courses and a bottle of wine, we had the steak meal and skipped the starter as we fancied a pudding, the meal came and it was beautiful, the steak melted in your mouth and was cooked to perfection I had a sauce as well and it was one of the best steak meals I had We had one desert to share as we were quite full, so the landlady decided to not charge me for one of my beers as we had not had one of the deserts, that was so lovely, she didn’t have to do that, we have always had great meals here and we are booked in this Wednesday and we can’t wait. The land lord and lady are very welcoming and the food is reasonably priced Sometimes you may have to wait a short while if there busy, but all good is obviously cooked fresh so you can allow for this Roll on Wednesday Paul&Claire

Had a lovely meal with my husband, son, and grandson. The table next to us was a little disturbing with inappropriate language, in public. We felt that soon after finished eating, we had to leave. A real shame!!

Fantastic from start to finish. Been past many times whilst travelling to Whitby. Went in as a family of 3 adults 1 child, given the last available table. Service was friendly. Food took the standard time you’d expect fresh, well prepared food to cook. This isn’t your standard ping-ding chef Mike cooked pub food. One had the ribs which smelt incredible. I had the blue cheese burger which was cooked perfectly and the flavours were balanced. Fish items were fresh tasting and battered amazingly. The food is well put together without being pretentious. All in all a great stop to eat, would like to go back on the next visit. Credit to the staff for dealing with a table of ‘what is’ ‘where is’ ‘why is’. Wine is wet Chinese sauce is Chinese sauce, not much else to it.

Do not eat here! The staff are lovely, but the chef has been there a week and the food is awful. Barely warmed up/raw food I suspect in a microwave and no concept of hot, tasty well cooked food. Worst dining experience ever. Off to buy Immodium as I’m sure food poisoning is in it’s way.

Fantastic service from all Bar staff. We called in without booking a table . The Plough was very busy but we was lucky enough to get a table for Sunday lunch. Food was very well presented and plentiful... Could not fault anything..

Absolutely terrible, service was slow, food was very poor. Half the menu was unavailable. The baked Camembert had clearly been microwaved. Each of the 3 different Sunday roast options were cooked and just reheated, the food was cold and undercooked, the Yorkshire pudding was raw....

Booked lunch for eight people, both starters and main courses were awful and inedible, excuse was that the chef had only been there a week, surely a chef can cook anywhere anytime. My advice is do not go near this place.

Avoid at all costs, if I could rate this less than 1 I would! They ran out of a lot of items on the menu, no fries, all the starters supplemented, no bread. When the food came it was was so poor, not cooked properly...

The food was not edible. We waited over hour and half for food which was raw! Do not eat here under circumstances

Away for a family weekend we noted this pub had good reviews and the online menu looked good. We arrived and we’re shown in to the garden room which was cold. No matter, we were having a family weekend together. The starters on the menu were not available so we had the choice of the items on a blackboard. There were no burgers available. For the starters, most of us ordered the Camembert and I asked for the fish cakes. We were then told there were no fish cakes so no starter for me then. We were then told there was no baguettes left so it would be toast to accompany instead! We waited for ages to be served. The Camembert arrived in bowls and had obviously been shoved in the microwave and blasted. It had boiled over and was a horrible greasy mess. I have never seen anything so unappetising. We were so looking forward to the carvery lunch, as my son said “how wrong can you get a carvery lunch.”Little did we know! The roast beef well done, arrived charred beyond recognition. It was black as the heart of Dracula. The medium roast beef was raw, literally dripping blood! Perhaps appetising to a vampire but not to anyone else. The turkey was pork, when we pointed this out they brought the turkey. However the really scary thing was the ‘Yorkshire puddings’ were raw, the pigs in blankets were red inside and almost warm but not cooked, and all the meat was cold. At this point we began to fear our family weekend was going to turn into a weekend of food poisoning and vomiting. We asked to speak to the manager. On the plus side I could not fault the waiting staff who were friendly and apologetic and explained the ‘chef’ had only been here a week. I don’t know where he learnt to cook, but the day where he learnt about the fundamentals of hygiene and ensuring food is properly cooked he must have been skiving. The manager listened to our concerns and jumped to the offer to call it a day. So we left starving, and called into the local spar to buy Immodium - just in case. If you like living dangerously and dicing with death then please go and try the food at The Plough. If you like hot, tasty we’ll cooked Sunday lunch and value your life avoid the Plough at all costs!

Firstly, a large part of the menu was unavailable, including fries, burgers and some of the starters/sides, which as a vegetarian, limited my choices. Then the food was very poor starting with over cooked/microwaved Camembert (one served in a desert bowl!) with toast as there were also no baguettes left. Next the meat for the Sunday roasts consisted of undercooked beef, cremated beef and raw pork. Considering the very long time it took for the meals to arrive, we were shocked that not one element of the meal was done properly. However the waitresses were, on the whole, very apologetic and friendly as the manager suggested we ‘call time’ comped the whole meal. Will never return.

An Absolute Disaster - A 0 Star Experience Firstly, a large part of the menu was unavailable, which as a vegetarian, really limited my choices. Then the food was very poor starting over cooked/microwaved Camembert (one served in a desert bowl!) and a range of undercooked/raw meats for the Sunday roast. Considering the very lengthy time it took for the meals to arrive, we were shocked that not one element of the meal was done properly. However the waitresses were, on the whole, very apologetic and helpful as the manager suggested we ‘call time’ comped the whole meal. Would never return.

Stayed a couple of nights. Friendly staff. Great value rooms. Food portions are great and all freshly cooked (breakfast is enough to keep you going until dinner). Everything competitively priced. Would happily stay again if in the area.

Really good place to stay a warm welcome and tidy rooms. Could possibly do with some new mattresses but don't let them put you off staying. Would have rated a 5 otherwise

Went for Sunday lunch on New Year day and it was one of the best we have had out in a long time. We booked it the day before and are glad we did as it was full with lots of family groups. Food was...

Nice fresh food in a small welcoming pub. The food was hot and tasty served promptly and a reasonable price. The staff were very attentive and welcoming.

Very lovely pub, visited when they were hosting a Xmas party AND the pub quiz, yet the staff were absolutely faultless and there was next to no wait for a drink despite how insanely busy they were. Very dog friendly too.

Quite possibly one of the best pizza 's I can remember ever having. Plenty of cheese. Good atmosphere and welcoming. Just what was needed after our walk.

A cosy place to enjoy a drink on these cold winter days. My mother and I spent a few pleasant evenings in here during our week staying in nearby Whitby. Always a warm welcome from the owners, staff, and the locals.

A pre-arranged extended family meal of 3 generations. Two days later and we are all still talking about how much we enjoyed the meal, the pub , the ambience and the staff. This was an important celebratory meal and although it was a Christmas fare, was exceptional. Starters included, Ham hock terrine, salted beetroot and blue cheese salad, curried parsnip soup and prawn cocktails. The soup just smelled amazing and by all accounts the salad was one of the best ever! You could not ask for more of the Turkey main course, all the trimmings and the pigs in blankets were probably the best ever? I would dare to suggest locally sourced? Desserts were plentiful, Christmas pud, sherry trifle, Black forrest gateaux and cheese board. The table layout looked delightful and there was plenty of room for us all. To everyone at the Plough. Thank you so much for such an enjoyable evening.

A pre-arranged extended family meal of 3 generations. Two days later and we are all still talking about how much we enjoyed the meal, the pub , the ambience and the staff. This was an important celebratory meal and although it was a Christmas fare,...

Turned up without a reservation but they found us a table for 4 adults and two kids. Food awesome and reasonable. Lack of Horseradish sauce and a high chair lost them one star but a little more investment on their part would get the a...

Cosy place, although poor choice of beers

Stayed in October. It was really nice. Super friendly and helpful staff and nice room. Would recommend.

Olde worlde pub. Home made soup is a must....beers are great and the Bushmills was divine! Will visit again!

Nice welcoming pud very friendly ☺️

We was staying near by for the weekend and went for Sunday lunch Food was fantastic and staff very welcoming great choice of beer and wines well done guys we will be back over Christmas and new year

Food okay but expected better. Cold upon arrival. Staff messed orders up. No sugar for my coffee, no milk alternative for lactose intolerances. No pudding because they were apparently busy, when one of the reasons we'd gone was because they had vegan cheesecake on the menu, no actual proof this dessert exists. Do not go if you have mobility difficulties, no room for a wheelchair and a long walk to the loo's with a few stairs to negotiate. Don't think I'll be going again.

Amazing Sunday lunch . Stopped on way to Scarborough. Excellent food beef melted in your mouth and huge yorky. Lovely staff awesome.

Lovely place, just out of town so no crowds.

Lovely food and fantastic service we were all very impressed! Despite being very busy there was no compromise with the service, We would definitely visit again!

Brilliant place staff lovely and drinks where cheep will definitely be calling again the food looked amazing

The reviews say this is a warm and friendly pub, we didn’t experience anything of the sort, but more like the complete opposite! My registered disabled wife attempted to use the toilet before considering use of the bar / food facilities, but she was greeted with complete animosity and told to leave all because she wanted to use the toilet first! We certainly wouldn’t recommend this pub.

Says nice traditional pub but you can't just walk in and have a drink no standing not even at the bar. Called for a drink got turned away. Bar man very friendly seems really nice guy land lady however very abrupt and obviously stressed don't...

The food was outstanding. Very well cooked and flavoursome. The Pork Belly Bites (a personal favourite) were slow cooked overnight and melt in the mouth. The reason for 4 stars and not 5 is that this pub didn't offer a bar service, but was table service only. This made the initial experience of being directed to sit down by the manageress very businesslike and quite unwelcoming. However, once established at the table, the staff were very friendly and helpful. Nevertheless, I would have no hesitation in recommending The Plough if you are looking for great tasting food with generous portion sizes.

This is a lovely old Yorkshire village pub with friendly staff. Dog friendly, with outside space for a sunny drink, and a very pleasant dining area. Book in the summer, as it is very popular with both locals and visitors. Good but limited menu with...

First time visit to The Plough and enjoyed a very nice meal served by very attentive and pleasant staff. Very nice atmosphere too

Really good but typical Yorkshire pub which can’t be beaten, home cooked food and portions Made to feel very welcome as well by owners / staff and locals

Ham was over cooked and tough, chips heading towards cremated and the salad with meal was brown and not appetising. The waitress asked if it was OK, I told her what was wrong but only replied "oh"and walked off with out plates . Seemed the 3 waitresses where interested in their social life . The Plough came highly recommended but feel disappointed

A place to stop if you are passing this quaint local pud . Staff are friendly views are great.

Had a nice time in the pub had a good laugh with some lads we met .

Nice pub - tried to book numerous times - with no luck

One star for the lunch, chef had explained we needed to order quickly & one for the young girls that bought it. Owner /manager didn't want us to be there, 15 mins before kitchen closed. Made us feel very unwelcome. When we left..... Empty bar apart from the male owner /manager talking to local couple, which was obvious by the conversation..... He totally ignored us, no goodbye, thankyou, nothing. This pub looks nice from outside by the flowers, but don't be fooled, awful beer garden, not tourist friendly, not reccomnded, one to avoid.

Nice food but the table was very thin and small for all of us. Would go again.

Was staying nearby and had been in for drinks a couple of days before and remarked how nice the food looked! So a couple of days later we returned. We opted for the Chicken Tikka Pizza which we shared was amazing as indeed were the...

We stayed in a camping pod not far from slights and booked in for the Sunday lunch. WOW!! it was amazing - the service and the food was topper! My son had the kids turkey Sunday lunch and we had the pork, plenty of veg...

Had a REALLY lovely meal here today. Top draw grub and service excellent.

Just good old fashioned Pub Grub is the best way to explain this eating place. Normally you will have to book as they get very full up in the summer months. The staff we found extremely friendly and accommodating. You cannot say more really than not over expensive. and food enjoyable, but not if you are wanting A La Carte.

From the welcome from Simone to leaving our evening was made to feel very special indeed. The food was beautiful and elegantly presented by very friendly and attentive staff. If you want tasty food with superb service then The Plough is your venue. My party...

Stayed here for the first time. Lovely little pub. Host is friendly and rooms are clean. Breakfast was very nice. Definitely staying here again.

Lovely helpful staff and good atmosphere. Made us feel very welcome. The beer was good too. 👍

This establishment puts profit before anything else. Booked table for 7.30pm. Bar area dirty and staff running around like headless chickens. They just try and cram as many people in as possible without a thought for comfort . Menu differed from that online. 40 minute wait for food for a pre Booked table is unforgivable. I simply cannot understand all the 5 star reviews that have been left. To the Manager; stop being sp greedy and manage bookings proportionately, clean the bar area of glasses rather than leaving them stacked so there is no room, train staff to be more customer focused and have a better system in place. Needless to say won't be returning

We came to dine at The Plough on the strength of the reviews; wish I hadn't bothered. Booked table for 7.30pm and was placed in what essentially a corridor opposite the bar. The area was cramped and completely unsuitable: the pub appears to be cramming...

Clearly understaffed. Waited an hour and a half for meal and the food didn’t live up to the reputation.

Amazing is all I can say! We popped in after a trip to Dalby Forest for some tea and the food was delicious, I had the burger and it was great, a generous portion size too. My friends got a few starters for the main to share and they also looked amazing! We saw a few pizzas served to other tables and we were slighting envious we didn’t order one, they looked fantastic! The staff are incredibly friendly, cheerful, and make you feel right at home: the service is unmatched. Definitely recommend a visit if you’re visiting the area. Will be back in a heart beat!

Good friendly service Good food portions Value for money