The Pug & Greyhound in Harborough

Felt that my food was expensive for what was served. £12.50 for a Burger you would expect something fairly exceptional however it was blackened and dry. My 3 year olds food was served on a scalding hot plate which I struggled to see the sense in. My partners Tiger Prawn Risotto was delicious though.

Unfortunately the two staff that served us were miserable. There was more food unavailable than available - apparently due to being in-between two menu's. The sweet potato fries were I would say old, double fried, and not very warm - of which were refunded on request as they were not eaten. The High chair was just so tatty- it didn't even have the correct fastenings and I had to tie a knot around my 18mth old daughters waist to fasten it- just buy new ones from Argos! Really disappointed.

Just the 2 of us for lunch service was extremely slow, starter ok after waiting more than half an hour for it, but the main!!!! How can you get fish and chips wrong? My daughters skin on chips were literally black, fish and batter very overcooked , I’m not a chef but I would not have presented a customer with that dish. Very disappointed felt sorry for the serving staff

Staff at check in were polite and friendly . The room was compact , dusty and in need of a good clean . Dirty cup with coffee in it and several ring marks , coffee machine but no pods , no teabags, fridge but no milk. there was a sign showing how to wash hands but no hand soap in the bathroom. Shower not filthy but not sparkling like a newly cleaned shower would be, however dried in urine stains and a pubic hair on underside of toilet seat . Bedding appeared clean but one of the twin beds was broken with a big dip in middle due to a damaged bed frame . Unfortunately this was not discovered until bed time as we had dropped bags and gone straight to the wedding. I Had requested a vegan breakfast which was confirmed by the venue at no additional cost. However on our return just before midnight two trays were found left on the floor outside our room door in communal corridor. Continental breakfasts of small croissant , yoghurt, cereal bar and small box of cereal with milk plus an orange juice . It was hot weather - milk in jars with tinfoil to cover left out in the heat- unsure how long it had been there. None of this was vegan so unable to eat it . No one at pub in the morning so had to walk to local co op for provisions to make a cup of tea. Booking said breakfast included- it is usually stated if only a continental breakfast so was already disappointing. On checkout no one at the pub and all doors still locked so had to push key through letterbox . No opportunity to voice any concerns . Would not recommend and not worth the money .

Having enjoyed the food, atmosphere and friendliness at this pub on numerous previous occasions, I will never return following our visit last week.The so called ‘manager’ seemed to be having some difficulties with the staff. He said they were all new, around 6 young people were serving behind the bar and taking food orders. However 4 experienced staff were sitting at the entrance indoors rolling cigarettes and observing the chaos.Despite restrictions still in place, only 1 staff member was wearing a face mask, no social distancing, the ‘manager’ who advised he’d been in the job for 3 weeks was very tactile with staff and customers, whilst nibbling on nuts while working.The food order was taken but the kitchen never received it, a staff member was sacked by the ‘manager’ in front of customers, who proceeded to argue in full view of everyone. A couple near us walked out when their food order was wrong.The ‘manager’ used the ‘f’ word several times when apologising to us, and when we walked out after 1 hour 15 minutes of waiting for our food, seemed only concerned that we wouldn’t give a poor review, and would we like to do shots at the bar instead!A shocking, upsetting experience which left us totally disappointed in what used to be a lovely village pub.

The food was to die for! So tasty and well cooked. Only suggestion, the bread and olives could do with a dipping sauce? Staff were very friendly and welcoming!

firstly when we arrived (which was 7:15) half of the staff had cigarettes and tabacco all of one of the tables. There was new people working, new waiters. so the manager said it would be a 20 minute wait. we said that was fine. we sat down ordered some drinks as well as ordering food however the women didn’t write down our order she said she would remember it. whilst we were waiting there was another couple across from us, the lady ordered gluten free food, it was not delivered so they left. we waited 30 minutes and still had no food so we ordered some more drinks, they didn’t come for 15 minutes so we went to check where they were, the manager said one of the drinks was disgusting so he would make us a different one. 50 minutes asked to check where are food is. the manager says the chefs never received the order. whilst we were waiting for almost an hour the manager had to fire two of the people who were working there. we could her the manager shouting and swearing. when we went to check on our food the manager was swearing at us, which is completely unprofessional. the manager said our food would only be 10 more minutes now after waiting for an hour. by 8:30 we left and the manager came after us saying our food is ready and we can have it now. we said no. he kept walking out with us saying that they delivered what they said (which was having the food ready within the 10 minutes). however by this point we didn’t want the food, we didn’t want to stay in that place any longer with the manager who was still swearing at us. finally when we got away he said f***ing s**g as we were walking out. It was very unprofessional and disgraceful behaviour from the staff and especially the manager.

Very clean room with all the facilities we needed but this morning, we woke to find no breakfast box available and had to leave the room key with the kitchen staff

I used to love Pug snd it’s geographically convenient for meeting Leicester based friends. I’ve been twice since indoor dining reopened in May and I’m a bit less keen - the menu is smaller, the food is more expensive and not as nice. Waiting staff are still lovely.

I cannot recommended The Pug and Greyhound enough, the food was amazing and the BBQ beef just fell apart. The service was perfect attentive without felling pushy, this place is a must and i will be returning very soon.

Three of us met up for an evening meal last week. The pub atmosphere is great and the food is excellent but the service is poor. Two of the staff spent most of the evening sitting talking to the ?manager while the others couldn’t cope even though the pub was not particularly busy. Must do better if they’re going to get repeat custom.

The 3 stars awarded above do not take account of the difficult circumstances currently experienced by the service industry having to ,in many cases change operating systems and train new and perhaps inexperienced team members. Our party of 5 had booked an inside table for Sunday 30th May for a 6.30 supper but had been brought forward to 5.30 following a call from a member of staff. We enjoyed an outdoor pre-dinner drink in a well organised area with covered and uncovered seating and an outdoor bar but the small young team seemed a bit overworked trying to keep up with taking orders for drinks and food, delivering same, and clearing tables.We moved indoors at 5.30 to take our waiting table and found that 2 small parties were just finishing leaving us the only indoor occupants. By 5.40 our drinks order had been delivered and our first two food courses ordered. A small problem here as the nice young lady was unable to confirm the Sunday roasts availability. We had been warned during the phone conversation that there might be some shortage depending the afternoon consumption. We placed our orders on the basis that all was available. We were expecting a fairly smooth ride from here on as the flow of food to the outside seem to have slowed down. At approx 6.15 a young man appeared carrying 2 main courses. Whoops !.. He seemed unaware that we were expecting 5 starters. Not his fault I guess as he would only be doing as instructed at the pass. Just over 25 further minutes passed before the arrival, slightly sporadically, of the starters . These seemed a little ill prepared, perhaps understandably, and without any cutlery. These were generally felt to be potentially above average. The starters were consumed rapidly, plates collected and main courses 'on their way'. After close to another half an hour these duly arrived and once again with a hint of disappointment. The presentation was good but the food less so. The roasted veg was overcooked particularly thin slivers of carrot that had been over roasted and were charred on the curled up ends but then I think kept warm and allowed to go rubbery. The roast potatoes and the Yorkshire puddings were not crisp but decidedly hard. Most of these issues seemingly due to the effect of time on the food service that commenced some 7 hours earlier. We declined the opportunity to order a sweet despite our original intention to take all three courses plus coffee as the topic of conversation was becoming slightly negative.I would like to end on a positive note. I feel that a little more communication, training, and confidence invested in a young team trying to provide a satisfactory service would get the P and G back to its reputable best.

Very disappointed at the chicken burger I had it was a chopped up what looked like a Chicken escolop burnt in a bun with a bit of cold slaw and a few chips. I’m sorry but tbh at £12.00 it was far to expensive even at half that… not very impressed with the food at all… won’t be returning that’s for sure …

Went here one evening, we sat in the restaurant which was nice but it wasn’t very warm so we had to sit with our jackets on. The service wasn’t great, at one point I thought we were in a school playground, the staff were running in and out of the place laughing and joking around like they were on a night out, I’m all up for enjoying yourself at work but this was so unprofessional. They weren’t very attentive to the customers at all. Putting that aside though the food was delicious albeit a little on the pricey side for what you get.

Met my friend here on Friday night. It was our first meal out since the lockdown ended and it was so nice to get out! Atmosphere was lovely and friendly staff. We both had a steak to eat followed by dessert. Meal was delicious couldn’t fault it! Only down side of the whole evening is that it was cut short as we didn’t realise they were only open until 10pm which was a shame as we would have had another couple of drinks. We will be back very soon though! Great evening!

Called in on Sunday evening for supper. Excellent food and customer service, really nice to be back there again. Looking forward to going back again soon.

What a waste of a trip, would've been nice to put somewhere about food not being served after 2, on website and Facebook page it says "outdoor area open 12pm-9pm" no where does it mention otherwise for food, it's just inconsiderable to customers!

Ordered pulled pork burger but no burger bit misleading should say pulled pork bap but was still nice food bit pricey at £12.00.

The owners of this business needs to find , New management to run this placeor it will go bust. The Assistant Manager who was on 4-in-bed, was so false her head was full up her own backside. The rooms looked nice till looked closer paint work unfinished.

We same on Sunday for a couple of drinks and some food, no roasts but chose the sliders and it was fantastic!!! Thank you chef Chell and the service was amazing!!! All of the ladies were fab but big shout out to Joe who was so welcoming and even gave me a homemade face mask that his mum had made we will definitely be back again thank you so much x

Booked A Sunday lunch slot for 6 based on the great experience I’d had here which I mentioned in my previous review.Starters were okay, not bad, nothing amazing. The garlic bread was lovely, but it should have been titled Parmesan bread rather than garlic as there was no smell or taste of garlic. Scotch egg was cooked to perfection, but the prawn cocktail was very small.The Sunday dinner trimmings were excellent but the beef was like shoe leather (overcooked).. Margarita pizza was very bland and the vegan pie looked like it had been cooked from frozen, not in house. Ribs and wings were pretty bland too sadly.We ordered drinks with our starter and they still hadn’t arrived after the starters had been cooked, delivered, eaten and taken away. It wasn’t busy from looking around.I mentioned the beef and the wait for drinks when paying and the lady apologised for the wait and started saying, sometimes with the beef, what happens is - and I just switched off. We ate it, we didn’t want a discount, it was a shame that’s all and our group will probably not return, which is a shame, as our last experience was wonderful.

Tasty food. Fully aware of the covid regulations. Very welcoming, friendly staff and reasonably priced. Free Wifi and good size car park with outside catering available for those wishing to eat outdoors.

Probably the best lunch I have had in a very long time, top quality ingredients cooked to perfection and served with an extremely positive attitude by the wonderful Sadie who works at a speed seldom seen these days, keeping everyone happy. We will be back. my sea bass was wonderful and the linguine looked divine, and I don't do pasta so that says it all

This pub was so cosy and welcoming. The Covid-19 guidelines are followed really well and it makes you feel safe eating out. There are posters in place regarding safety information. They also have a system in place regarding track and trace. The food and cocktails were amazing too. I definitely recommend this place. We certainly enjoyed it for our date night!

Being a Sunday Roast fanatic I have to say The Pug and Greyhound has to be number one of my Top Ten I have also eaten here on their weekly Menu which again is highly rated Staff and service again is excellent Well worth a visit

I took my children as a treat they ordered chicken wings these wings had hardly any batter and virtually to no chicken they left them as for mine the chicken dish was definitely not cooked properly I took one bite and left it the wait was an hour and 15 minutes for this food there was only a few tables and then on desert the children were offered ice creams with strawberry sauce and flake they came out just vanilla no toppings mine was churros with a pot of chocolate dipping sauce no pot just over heated chocolate that started to go hard smeared on the plate wasn’t happy usually good to eat here

Had a great meal with Rishi's tenner off. Starter of salt and pepper squid particularly recommended - it was generous and gorgeous. Had Caesar salad with chicken for my main course, I would have preferred shaved Parmesan to grated, and possibly a bit more Caesar dressing and croutons, however the chicken was lovely - warm and shredded rather than the huge fridge-cold chunks you often get. My friend had a duck spring roll starter and vegetarian tartlet which looked nice too.I was a bit surprised the staff weren’t wearing masks. Tables have been well spaced out. Good service and clean environment.

Awful cold, tasteless food coupled with slow service. Please rethink before running your dining experience

We went here for the 'eat out to help out' scheme on a Tuesday evening. From entering the pub the service wasn't great, no one really to great you, it was whoever was at the bar at the time. We booked outside dining, thinking it would be safer, but were told that there was no table service outside, so would have to come to the bar to order drinks and food. Being an old pub, there was very little room for social distancing at the bar, so be aware if you are booking here. The lady who served us drinks initially didn't apply the 50% discount on the soft drinks, which i didn't notice until it was too late. Then when i came back in to order our food, the different lady at the bar didn't realise there was a 2 for 1 offer on pizza's and forgot to apply the 50% discount also. I didn't hold much hope for the food, but was plesantly surprised. The pizzas in particular went down well. Service to the table was fine and the more senior lady who came to clear the table at the end was very friendly and helpful. So i think the junior staff probably need some more training in customer service. Overall, food was good, service was a bit suspect and Covid compliance could be done better. Would i return? probably not, will stick to the local country pub next time.

We were looking for somewhere to eat, and came across the Pug. Initially didn’t think would get a table a sign saying you had to book. My wife entered and spoke to Eddie, who was extremely helpful and said we could eat at a table in the bar. My wife called me in the car to say table available. By the time I had unloaded my disabled mother from the car, Eddie had managed to find us a table in the restaurant. He took our drinks orders and left us with menus. Drinks arrived and a very pleasant young girl took our orders. The food was excellent and the service exemplary. Eddie even opened a fire door to make it quicker and easier for my Mum to get to the Car. I can not praise Eddie and the staff enough. We will definitely be back. At what is a particularly stressful time at present for our family on top of covid, it was very refreshing to receive such a warm welcome. Thank you The Maxfield family.. 5 stars

Need to sharpen up social distancing and enforcement of drinking at the bar, despite warning signage.

Service was ok, but the food was dire. Uninspiring Sunday lunch with vegetables that were microwaved and rubbery. My lentil burgers were dry and overall the experience was disappointing. We did get a free ice cream when we complained,but no other offers were made to compensate for what was a substandard meal. Wont be going again.

It was so disappointing to turn up on Tuesday to be told the fridges had broken down 10 mins earlier and the only food options were pizzas or Caesar salad. Obviously it couldn’t be helped, but we then had to wait 45 mins for our 3 pizzas to come out, despite being the first people to order food that evening. We will try again though as the menu is great and we’ve had super meals there before.

Had a lovely dinner at the Pug this week; so good to be back. I took my mum and two children. Mum is nervous about Covid but we felt totally secure with the plans put in place. Felt almost normal! Food was excellent and service attentive.

We had lunch here and ordered our mains which we ended up waiting just over an hour for. We were the only ones in restaurant section and maybe elsewhere was busy but a nice warning that the food will take a while or at least an apology the food took ages would've been nice because we worried our order had been forgotten about altogether! Then when the food did arrive one of the dishes was stone cold probably because itd been sitting there the whole time everyone else's was being prepared. Also no vegan pudding options. My pork belly was delicious though!

The best Sunday roast and the most lovely, attentive staff! Couldn’t have picked a better place for our first meal out again. Will be returning very soon!

Stayed over for business purpose and I was amazed by the service received. The staff is absolutely amazing, caring and respecting the Covid-19 restrictions by the book making you feel comfortable and safe (even though I would still come without it). They are very professional, polite and fun - and it’s often unnoticed in the hospitality industry. Hats off to Lucy & the team, stay true to what matters guys! I will definitely come back, and spread the word around! The food is also great, just hit the spot! I never write reviews as I don’t value tripadvisor much, however I promised to one of the amazing team member (apologies for not remembering your name) that I would. So here is the French man honouring his words (for once )Keep my room number 7 for another visit in the next few week please :) Thank you guys, and keep up the good work, whether you are on the floor or in the kitchen you deserve a lot of credit!PS: the donkeys are lovely too in the backyard!

We chose the P & G by recommendation from the funeral director - We were not disappointed. We were a small party of 16 and we had lovely cakes, sandwiches and scones. In the uncertain times we are experiencing - indeed ours was one of the last events on the day of closure, the staff couldn't have been kinder and understanding, considering our family and its loss, over and above their situation. The standard was high, the service friendly and kind. Altogether a lovely experience, considering the circumstances. I hope and trust that the P&G rides out the current situation, as it would be awful to see such a lovely place go under.Thanks so much again to Sadie and her team for looking after us so well.Best wishesMaxine & Jim Dodd

Ate here with friends for the first time after being recommended by other friends. Bar was busy but plenty of staff - served almost as soon as we walked in! We were seated at the booked time and the restaurant staff were very friendly and attentive but not overbearing. Food was delicious - especially the pork belly (with the ribs and chicken wings a close second!). All in all a very enjoyable night and we would definitely return!

Went to Sunday lunch in this lovely establishment, given a warm welcome and the service was excellent. A good range and selection on the menu for typical Sunday fayre. Food was freshly cooked and the portion sizes were large. Very tasty and everyone was delighted with their choices. Main meat , beef , chicken, pork, with all the trimmings. Large Yorkshire puddings and plenty of slices of meat covered in a rich gravy. Reasonably priced and would definitely return again, when in the area.

Really pleasant people, helpful and welcoming. Good lunch menu and good service. Main bar are is oldy worldy.

The team at the Pug and Greyhound looked after us really well. They even phoned us in advance to let us know they'd run out of a few dishes. Service was lovely, warm and welcoming. And the food was delicious. I'll look forward to returning!

What a cracking find!Wonderful pub, with wonderful staff with an amazing lunch. I paid the additional £3 supplement for a trio of meats and I had to leave some pork on my plate as the portion size was very large.This was the best Sunday lunch I’ve been lucky enough to sample in a long time and we will be back to try their other food sometime very soon.

Had dinner at the Pug recently. The food is first class and the selection of craft gins are very good. The atmosphere was lively but good. Service was efficient and friendly.

We came here on a bit of a whim as we were attending a funeral at Great Glen Crematorium which is about 3 minutes down the road. We arrived earlier than expected and were told as food wasn’t served until 12 pm we could sit by the fire and have a coffee. The atmosphere was fantastic. Someone loves this place and has taken the time to fit it out in a cute quirky style. We were seated and had ordered our food on the hour, which was served quickly and piping hot. The mains were sensational, we only wish we’d had time for a starter and dessert! The service was speedy and the staff were attentive and friendly. An all round enjoyable lunch.

Great place for a relaxed Sunday Lunch. Although I had to book an arrival time and finish time on the booking site there was no rush to finish when we were there. The staff were welcoming and attentive. My starter of lamb kofta was very tasty. I opted for roast chicken with all the trimmings for main which was equally tasty. The portions were very generous but the staff were happy to wrap up my left over chicken for me to take home for the dog. Our family group of 7 plus 2 friends all throughly enjoyed our visit. Thank you

Came for Sunday lunch with family. Waitresses good service but unfortunately Sunday roast very poor.Lamb bloody and undercooked, roast potatoes hard over seasoned with salt,few dried hard roast vegetables you could not recognise and majority veg was cabbage and dried out yorkshire pudding and presentation was dull dark unappetising.. Well over priced for not so good quality of food..

We stayed here for a night and also has dinner here. Overall we loved the place and all the staff were so nice. There was a deal for two pizzas, chip and a bottle of prosecco which was good value for money and it was all really tasty. Great atmosphere too. The rooms were nice and would recommend the place. They also had gluten free and vegan pizza, very accommodating.

Having visited the pug & greyhound on several occasions we decided to pop in whilst in the area.

Called in here whilst passing through the area Fairly average food and extremely overpriced Staff pleasant

What a fantastic Sunday lunch! The meat was cooked to perfection everything was piping hot , you’d struggle to find a better waitress than Izzy and Nicky was her usual fantastic hospitable self! Definitely number 1 Sunday lunch in the area!

You can see as you walk in it is a great old English Public House. Food is traditional with a touch of today.

13 of us booked a set Christmas Dinner having not dined at the Pug and Greyhound before. Very good portion sizes, fresh seasonal vegetables and service with a smile. Although the waiting staff seemed fairly young they were very attentive, polite and well mannered and understanding of a group of 13 reasonably well behaved buffoons in Christmas jumpers.

Great service, and usually great food, but have been disappointed on a couple of occasions the menu selections we wanted have not been available. The lemon risotto is very lemony, and the chicken burger is chicken strips as opposed to an actual burger, that can prove trickier to eat. The home made chips are delicious and the pizzas are always a winner. Thank you for very attentive service. Staff are very quick to deal with any criticism

Dined at this gastro pub on a quite Tuesday evening.Restaurant was empty so sat in the bar area.

A group of us sometimes visit a specialist shop in Leicester and we always drive a few miles to the Pug and Greyhound. Mixed meat platter, 3 of their "Tapas" dishes and some of their lovely chips and fried sweet potato chips. More than enough for 4 of us and really tasty.

Perfect setting for a wedding, excellent food.Could have done with toilets nearer to marquee.lovelt pub, would go again just for a meal and drinks

Daughter wanted to try the 8oz Serloin. She loved it. Pizzas are gtrat. New friendly staff and great ales. Atmostphere is friendly and inviting. Will be back soon guys.

Actually went out to eat at the Yews but we were turned away because they ‘too busy’ despite only a 3rd of the tables full. Such a great atmosphere in the P&G;! Very busy but restaurant manager got us in. My daughter is Type 1 and coeliac, they were totally accommodating, very helpful and informative. Food was lovely, service was excellent. Would definitely recommend!

We booked a room here as an overnight stay on thee way back down to Heathrow and to catch up with a friend.

I booked a standard room for my mother in law as reviews were good. 4 of us booked for an evening meal and were cheerfully greeted. Not all dishes were available and despite only ordering a main each the food took over an hour to get to the table despite the restaurant half full. Staff were apologetic.

OK, I should have rated the good times we have visited but I didn't. Been about three times before and they were all good experiences. This time, however, was indifferent. Sunday lunch, I had lamb - fell apart like it had been kept in water and braised, hubby had beef which was over cooked and tough. Service was almost over the top with the youngsters constantly asking if us 'guys' were ok. Yet when it came to asking questions about the beers or desserts they didn't know. Was given the 'wrong' dessert menu so when we chose, we couldnt have it! Bill came and we were overcharged. Got that sorted. So, it was OK, hubby's starter was good, roasts indifferent and chose not to have a dessert off the very limited choice 'all in' menu. Won't rush back.

We had our wedding here in May & cannot recommend it enough! Nicola is as lovely & the good was amazing!! Great place for food atmosphere & friendly staff 😊

A bit apprehensive before staying here as had seen some of the less complimentary reviews but generally these did not reflect our experience.

I'm visit The pug & Greyhound whenever in the area. And as always it never disappoints !! I had the lamb rack served with beetroot and arancini. Was out of this world !!! Good service, great drinks . Highly recommended

Here is an honest review of this establishment -

Sat outside in the beer garden at the back and enjoyed some drinks on the Easter weekend. Staff were friendly.

My partner had tapas, i had fish and chips with a side of onion rings- they were the best i have ever tasted ! The whole meal and experience was first class , friendly staff aswell

Quick service and great food. I had the smoked butternut risotto main which was smokey and well seasoned everyone else seemed to really enjoy it too. Waitresses was very attentive. I also stayed here for mine and my fiancé’s anniversary the room was beautiful and clean and the Sunday dinners a beautiful sticky toffee pudding was on point and Will return again!

This was my 1st visit with family who had been before.There was a different menu,due apparently to staff ,illness,we ordered drinks first, having been to a funeral at the Great Glen Crematorium, however the service was so slow we were very disappointed as there were only a couple of other people in.We eventually ordered food,having debated whether to go elsewhere,but thinking that as we were now the only people there it would improve...wrong! another long wait for food which was poor by any standards.Fish & chips consisted of thin pale french fries.Other meals had stodgy bread,tasteless meat,with little of the listed sauce/dips...mine was served on a board with balsamic vinegar dressing on the salad leaves most of which had soaked into the wood, In fact the best item was the coleslaw served on the side The waitress seemed not to care,I asked for some water which was served in 'jam jars' when I mentioned it I was told they were 'trendy glasses' ...not a trend I enjoyed.On our way out we spoke to a gentleman saying how disappointed we were and we were told not to judge them on one meal......really?over 2 hours for a drink & a main course was more than enough for me.

Living locally, we like to eat out at different places. I shall definitely be coming back a third time to eat here again.

We went to the pug and greyhound last week for lunch and it was fine so recommend it to family after going to a funeral nearby, 6 of us went and it was awful! !!!!hardly anyone in and we were told smaller menue because one of chefs off so we just had chabbita bread with different fillings and fries and a drink each we waited. ....and waited. ....an hour later we got it very hit and miss some just ok some awful and ,can't believe this my uncle went and paid the bill and when we got home told us £80 i was appalled

Menus with no prices, long wait for food, when it appeared no one else was eating, poor quality of food on arrival. Jam jars for water glasses, excuses of staff being off!

What a lovely find , this former coaching inn in the village of Great Glen was a great find. With an excellent menu with a large selection including gluten free. Which suited two of our party of five. Friendly and helpful staff, made our visit extra special. Food was of excellent quality and quantity . Will definitely return.

Good food, good beer, good atmosphere! A breath of fresh air from the mainstream giants! Not many good pubs around anymore, keep it up

Recently visited with my partner for Japanese night. It was wonderful. Good drinks. Decent service. Would definitely recommend

this pub is my favourite in the area, the staff are efficient and extremely friendly, food is lovely and drinks are always poured perfect, great selection and choices across the food and drink menu, you’d be silly not to stop if in the area!

Great place, never had an issue here. Great atmosphere and brilliant food. Staff are friendly and management is always happy to help.

Nice country pub with a slightly upper class feel to a pub grub menu! Also the service was on point.

Me and a few friends came here the other day. Absolutely amazing. The staff was really good with us and the offers with the pizza’s you can’t fault! Would recommend the tandoori pizza all day. Definitely a re visit soon.

It was a spur of the moment return to the Pug & Greyhound and it reminded me how good the food is. My partner had the chicken and chorizo pie which was homemade with lovely pastry. I had the chicken breast - beautifully and moist. Really friendly service and you are acknowledged as soon as you are in the door.

After a warm welcome on our arrival and very nice waitresses I was very disappointed with my meal.

My most recent visit coincided ( I hesitate to say clashed) with a funeral party from the nearby Crematorium so the pub was perhaps more populated than usual.

I visited a few weeks ago when dropping my son back to uni. I have recently been diagnosed as coeliac so nervous about eating out. I saw on the website that they cater for a gluten free diet. When I asked the waitress about what I could have she was very helpful.

Had lunch with our walking group (10). Excellent food and friendly service. Coped extremely well with the numbers. Will definitely return.

We had my late step fathers wake at the Pug and Greyhound in late September. And to say that everything was perfect is an understatement. I review this with the view of as good as things can go at a wake, as it is a hard time for family and friends. Nicola dealt with our booking and was superb in providing all the necessary information and reassurance that the day will run smooth. Definitely what you need in this situation. When arriving from the funeral the room was laid out perfect for us and the food was all fantastic. It was a boiling hot day so we did vacate to the garden which is perfect in the summer months and also had animals next door for the kids to be occupied with. A pleasant distraction from the meaning of the day. A young girl called Izzie dealt with us most of the day and she was brilliant to. She even packed all the things we didn’t eat for us to take home. There was a found out later another wake in another part of the pub being held around the same time as ours. I was shocked at how actually private it was and the fact we didn’t even know another one was going on meant that it felt personal and private to us which is nice to have on such occasion. If you are in the unfortunate position of using the Great Glen Crematory, I highly recommend this pub.

Went for a family meal for seven. Food was good and staff friendly. Often eat here and food and atmosphere always good.

Great food, plenty of it, good service and all at a good price. What's not to like! A very pleasant evening.

due to no baby change facilities at this pub I was told by staff I had to change my baby on the floor!!! absolutely appalling they don't have this basic amenity in this day and age. people young, old and disabled should all be entitled to this basic requirement.

Really good friendly service and attentive, lovely homely atmosphere, very popular and well recommended

Discovered while visiting Leicester for a period of time. Good friendly atmosphere and above average cuisine. My favourite was simply Cod & Chips .....well worth the asking price and supplemented by some good real ales.

Having been consistently disappointed by the food available at the other two pubs in Great Glen we tried here for lunch, the 2 courses for £10 lunch deal.

Great service and great food. Would highly recommend this place for a meal out. They have an excellent head chef. Menu varied - something to choose to suit all tastes. Have been several times to this place and will be going again soon.

we've been to the pug a few times now and is slowly becoming our regular whether it's with friends and family or just myself and my girlfriend we never leave disappointed. The food is always top notch with both the weekday menu or the beaut Sunday roasts and the staff always make us feel at home, always leave with a smile on my face and a stumble in my step

We visited here after the funeral of my Mother at the nearby crematorium. There were 20 of us and we took the bar at the back of the pub. The food was great, we were able to have an open bar and the staff were absolutely lovely. Clearly they are used to providing for wakes and I cannot compliment them enough. Thank you!

Family visit of 5 adults. We all had really nice meals and delicious sweet potato fries. Efficient and friendly service, making us likely to return.

We booked for Sunday lunch but won’t be returning. Main courses nearly an hour to appear and deserts 35 minutes. Plenty of ‘oh but we’re busy’ too easily delivered by the staff, but clearly they book well beyond the capacity of the kitchen to deliver so they’re just greedy and aren’t bothered about the customer experience. If you do go try and get a table in the bar area. The restaurant is a racket of people shouting over each other.

Nice and spacious restaurant, clean and comfy. Waitress friendly and food was very nice, quick service

Fantastic! Best British sirloin in ciabatta for £7 with salty fries, great beer and service- faultless!

Had a great roast here today with a few friends. All the staff were attentive and coped well even though there was a problem with one of the fryers, really impressed and the food was great.