The Pykkerell Inn Ixworth in St Edmundsbury

Had a lovely, tasty lunch, friendly staff. Very clean and comfortable surroundings, large car park. Will definitely return, hopefully often!

Had a lovely Sunday dinner the food was great the service was excellent would recommend there to all

Great pub food. Massive filled potatoes and home made steak pie with creamy mash all freshly cooked. Very good value with offers mid week. Go early as they run out of some dishes! Lovely ambience friendly helpful staff. We will be back!

5 out of 5, lovely lunchtime meal with family, 2 lasagnas and 2 steak and ale pies, everything was homemade and thoroughly delicious, portion sizes were very large, excellent value for money would highly recommend. Will definitely return for more

Had a delicious meal with a large group family recently and the food was great and the service perfect.

The pub was alright but the price for a pint was outrageous. Not even in my London local one is not that expensive. Suggestion:try the other pub😉

Excellent food great atmosphere very friendly staff highly recommended 👌

We had a lovely family meal on Easter Sunday. They accommodated large group. Food was delicious and service was great. Very friendly. Would recommend.

We only stayed for about an hour for drinks and snacks. Nice place. Good service and some friendly locals (I assume).

Lovely courtyard with plenty of tables and seating all cover with brollies. Staff very nice and helpful, all covid protocol being follow. We had pints of IPA, Gordon's orange gin with tonic plus some tortillas and dips really enjoyed ourselves . Highly recommend

Late booking made for a dog friendly pub in Bury area for a roast. Great decision to head to The Pykkerell, nice position on high street of Ixworth with lots of on street parking. Great food. We had a starter of garlic mushrooms and curried carrot soup and then 2 beef and pork roasts. Portion sizes really good with Cauliflower cheese included. Highly recommend and will happily return

Good location for a nice quite drink in a great traditional public house 🏠.

Happily discovered that they had Moving mountains burgers on the menu! Cooked to perfection - I left extremely happy and full! The customer service was excellent and a lady called Laura was especially nice and relatable. Overall, would come again and again! Family of 6

Really lovely country pub with a roaring log fire, went there last night for a works Christmas meal, we were a party of 15 people, food was all lovely, perfectly cooked and well presented, staff very attentive and welcoming and a great atmosphere 😀 thank you The Pykkerell!

Great afternoon tea with a lovely atmosphere, definitely worth a visit

Stopped here on a motorcycle ride and used the courtyard cafe. Made very welcome had tea and coronation chicken baguette both very good

Superb home cooked food, friendly service and great ale too, a proper village pub, see you again on our next anniversary x

Booked a table for 3. Bar was busy but the restaurant wasn’t at 7pm on a Saturday. First negative impression was the state of the bar and the dining tables, very very sticky? Secondly, they only had half a bottle of “blush” wine and thirdly, the lasagne portion for one was way too much! Food presentation and table settings could have been better. Because of these negatives we won’t be rushing back. On the upside, the staff and atmosphere were fine.

Really pleased with the courtyard cafe. You can easily find both dairy free and gluten free foods. Friendly atmosphere and service

We had a delicious lunch and the staff were extremely welcoming. The building appeared to be an old coaching Inn and the Ixworth street had interesting old houses with pargetting.

Had lunch here to celebrate my brother in law's 80th birthday and it's about halfway between our villages. At the moment lunch is served at the café which was very pleasant, but unfortunately it closes at 2pm and we weren't aware of this.

We stopped in for a bite to eat on a hot Sunday afternoon and was pleased with our meals. The bar lady (sorry didn't get her name) was very helpful and adapted our meal with no problems

Nice to go to pub with character nice friendly staff and good beer will have to try restaurant next visit

We visiting the adjourning cafe. Great service from start to finish. Great food, great atmosphere, friendly staff, fab prices. Couldn’t fault it!

Such a friendly pub and excellent service with great food! Go, you won't be disappointed.

Really welcoming pub, amazing food and just a really great atmosphere

Lovely food & staff very welcoming 😁

Went here as a result of a review in a newspaper regarding best places to go for a Sunday roast. Found this to be true to the hype, food was delicious, well portioned and lovely old style pub atmosphere. The only thing we would say (and is purely a personal preference) is for crispier roast potatoes. We will be going again.

Food good, service slow , failed in checking if we needed anymore drinks etc. Top marks for keeping the fire blazing

I love coming to this pub especially on Sundays as they have an excellent Sunday roast that can’t be beat and just today I also tried the biscoff sundae and it was so amazing. Please if you are in the area try this pub. Also very friendly locals and fur babies are welcome which is another reason I love spending my afternoons there

Friendly pub with great live music 🤓

It's easy to dismiss an eating place when it's almost too close to home to be considered, but that's what we seem to have done with the Pykerell Inn. We are, quite literally, just a stone's throw away. The High Street in Ixworth has seen major ups and downs during the pandemic, but, somehow, the Pykerell Inn has pulled through, with new and enthusiastic management and, importantly, a new menu. The dining areas are traditionally pub-like but still conducive to relaxed eating; they're near the bar, but the divided up space - bare brick and dark panelled wood - offers diners some separation. Our mains of fish & chips and a fish pie were pretty much spot on: good but not silly portion sizes, piping hot, well-cooked accompanying vegetables, and with decent seasoning. Deserts of sticky toffee pudding and fruit crumble with custard were a little too perfectly turned out to be in-house, but the sponge was light and the crumble was crumbly. The custard was Bird's but that can be forgiven. In short, it was a thoroughly decent meal. Next time, we'll walk.

The food was excellent! And the portion sizes were pretty good! Nobody likes to wish they had more space for the things they like as they watch it go to waste. The staff were polite, kind, knowledgeable, and attentive without being overbearing. The pricing is good too! 😀 I can't wait to go back! 😀

Amazing Pub! Great food very welcoming Staff

Fantastic pub and cafe, excellent setting, great good and drink and a super friendly and helpful team

Great hospitality, great food, great drinks

Very friendly pub. Dogs allowed

Lovely meal followed by love music. Friendly welcoming staff. Well worth a visit.

Nice staff. Good food and drinks.

Food was amazing, portion size was massive, brilliant food and brilliant service 😀 Steak was cooked to perfection

Sadly this will be our last ever visit to the Pykerrell Inn. We’ve been coming here for years but despite many changes in management the freezing cold dining room/lounge remains a problem, which could be easily solved by lighting the log fire but it’s never lit! Our food was lovely, well presented & of good quality but it’s hard to enjoy when eating shivering in your coat, my elderly mum had to eat with her gloves on! & even the waiting staff had on sweatshirts & fleece jackets & yes, this is indoors. Such a shame because with a warmer experience this could be a village gem instead of the local freezer.

Went to the cafe with a friend for the first time. This is a very soulless building which unfortunately smells of damp which is very offputting. We had cakes and coffee. My friend's cake was lovely but my carrot cake was very dry and burnt around the edges. The coffee was good.

Lovely building which could be a lovely experience. We went here for a drink on a dank, cold Sunday lunchtime and were surprised not to find the log fire lit. When we commented on this the landlady said she didn’t think it was cold. Her view should not have mattered. It was! Also there was no warm welcome here.

Amazing food and amazing customer service in a beautiful building and at a good price!! Highly recommend! One of my fav places to eat! Tried many dishes have no complaints!! The Sunday roast is out of the world!! A must try if you haven’t yet! Xxx

Went here with some friends for a meal and can’t fault a thing, service was friendly and polite, food was delivered quick and place was busy , the food was delicious, definitely would recommend and will go back soon 👍🏻

Just returned from having the Valentine's set meal with another couple (don't judge us for that!). Two had the smoked salmon starter, one had the leek and potato soup and another had the goats cheese tart. Empty plates all round. 3 steaks with all the trimmings and 1 sea bass for mains... absolutely delicious with the steaks cooked exactly as requested. Only the 2 boys could manage a dessert, which they said were delicious. Along with a bottle of wine per couple and a rose each for the ladies @ £25 per head we had a brilliant evening at a great price. Thank you The Pykkerell x

Very pleasant atmosphere, Attentive personnel. Took advantage of the pensioner's discount deal which made the whole outing all the more enjoyable. Will call again for sure!

Having tried a nearby pub we decided to have lunch here this time around. I had a rack of ribs and my wife had lasagna. Both portions were much too large but delicious. Staff were freindly and not overly attentive. Recently under new management and based on our experience I hope they are successful

Visited for dinner as had a lovely lunch here a couple of weeks ago and wasn’t disappointed! There is a good choice of dishes on the menu. My fiancée had the mixed grill which he said was lovely although the peas were missed off it but this was quickly rectified and some brought out. I had vegetable lasagne and chips. This was delicious but I couldn’t believe the size of the fish the lasagne was in and the amount of chips! You could easily have split that between 2 people and still not felt short changed. We were both planning to have dessert but we’re both too full from our main course to fit one in. My advice to the owners would be they the food is lovely and sometimes less is more or you aren’t going to sell many of your desserts if all the portions are as huge as the lasagne and the mixed grill. Will definitely be back though.

Not very welcoming. The lady behind the bar didn’t even look at us until she’d finished serving someone and then didn’t really acknowledge we’d been standing there a while. 80% of menu crossed out. Very odd, no acknowledgement of this either. Food took nearly an hour to arrive. Children’s meals were pretty grim. Sausage had mashed up meat stuff inside and fish fingers had similar pink coloured mush inside. Really cheap ingredients. Our Katsu curry was clearly out of a packet. All food was served in bowls rather than a plate. Our Katsu curry was on the specials board but there was also Katsu curry on the main menu but crossed out, this was supposed to come with green beans. Ours didn’t so I assume they had an oversupply of chicken and sauce but didn’t have the fresh ingredients so had to make it sound like a special. All in all quite disappointing.

After being shown to our table for lunch we were asked what we would like to drink, being so close to Bury St Edmunds an IPA seemed in order however I was immediately informed that not only did they have no IPA but no ales at all and only Stella. We were then told that there are new owners who had only just taken over as explanation.Nearly half the food menu had a line through it as unavailable but we were assured that there was plenty of the roast of the day, either turkey or beef. After ordering the food it finally arrived nearly an hour later, the beef was over cooked and not much of it, all the vegetables were under cooked and cold with the exception of the cauliflower cheese (best thing on the plate). After only six orders of beef they then wiped this off the “roast of the day” chalk board, not plenty of it after all (explained the lack of it on each plate). When the new owner spoke to us to apologise for the lack of ale he proceeded to blame everyone else (previous owners, the brewery etc..) and also told us he thought they had “made a good start”.Not good at all, needs to improve a lot and quick.

Lovely lunchtime meal. Very old Inn, full of atmosphere and the food was simple but good. Staff were smiley and helpful, think they need a new cleaner as the window frames were black. Love the place though.

My wife and I stayed here for a couple of days so we could explore the area.The hotel was full of character, the rooms were well decorated and comfortable and the food was excellent. All the staff were friendly and all were very salacious about our comfort. I have no hesitation in recommending it. If we return to the area, we will be back!

We visited last sunday for the hig roast event, this pub used to be the heart and soul of the village , I have lived in Ixworth since 1978 !! Sadly over recent years it has struggled and had different people at the helm and is now suffering again.The hog roast , was not.. as there was no hog at at all , for £5 we got a bread roll, cold cut up pork joint, even colder stuffing that hadnt seen the oven, roast potatoes that were all gone , coleslaw and a dry kind of salad.We ate in the courtyard and as soon as we had finished eating we left , like others as the dj playing music (laptop job )was playing electronic crap and very , very loudly , we could not have a conversation at all and had to shout, there was nowhere else to sit but the courtyard.Music is a personal choice I know , but that should of been ambient music for people eating, not a rave !!!Young girl running around with blonde hair , acting like she's currently in charge , so I assume she is, please learn to smile and engage with all your customers , when we were there not one time did you do that with anyone..No wonder people like us are not returning to this pub, which is such a shame..

We were a party of four for lunch on this occasion. My husband chose the steak and kidney pudding, he left the outer pastry, it looked very thick and stodgy. My son had the chicken and bacon salad, this had a very wide range of salad items which made it very tasty. My daughter-in-law had the lasagne which she declared to be wonderful. I had the mozzarella gnocchi in tomato sauce with garlic bread, the tomato sauce was very tasty but sadly the gnocchi had no flavour at all and there were far too many gnocchi for me to eat. I would like to suggest that the dish of food is placed on another plate as there was nowhere to put my garlic bread except on the table (I didn't want it soggy).The puddings were very enjoyable and nicely served.. The day of our visit being a Tuesday there weren't many diners and the place seemed cold.

I put two of my workers in this pub for one week at the beginning of November this year. They loved it! room was comfortable, bed was comfy and food good, beer was tasty,theywant to stay there again next time they working near Ixworth

Overall this pub/restaurant very tired and worn out. I had chicken pie and the gravy was runny and tasted like the instant gravy granules from a tub. My daughter had the mushroom starter which was swimming in oil on top of the sauce. Very off putting. We left both but were asked why. Not somewhere we would try again.

Had dinner in the Pykkerell, and the food was distinctly average, there is nothing that stands out as good or tasty. More like bland and slightly boring. The desserts were not great, the lemon tart seemed okay, the crumble tiny in a little ramekin and the banoffee pie was not really a banoffee. If looked as though the thinnest of layers of dulche de leche was spread across a ready bought pie shell and some tiny dry bits of banana placed within and then someone had used a spray cream to pipe blobs on top. Will not be back for seconds!

We last visited this pub just as it was changing hands and what a difference !!! Especially noted the warm welcome from the friendly hard working bar staff enjoyed our drink in the bar before going through for a meal ,Inspite of being very busy we were served our choices of meal from a most impressive varied menu .Excellent value for money ,and full marks to the excellent friendly girls. serving . Look forward to our next visit .

We enjoyed a delicious roast beef Sunday lunch at the Inn and the portions were excellent value. The vegetarian lasagne was also a hit.

The pykkerell inn is a lovely quaint little pub. The rooms are comfortable with everything you need and nothing you don’t!

We called in for lunch after a lovely four mile local walk and before visiting friends in the area. The fish and chips with mushy peas was beautifully cooked and very tasty. This lovely old pub was clean and an interesting building.

Stayed 4 nights while we travelled around Suffolk. Accommodation was really suitable without the hustle and bustle and parking issues of Bury Saint Edmunds. Friendly, helpful staff, good food, excellent full English breakfasts. Off-street parking and an interesting little village to explore. Highly recommended.

Just stayed here for two nights. Our beds were so comfortable, so got a good night's sleep. However when we returned after being out all day we found the room had been cleaned but the beds were not touched! On Sunday Morning it took us 70 minutes to receive our breakfasts, one cooked and one poached eggs on toast (the touch was too crisp to cut). It had been a good weekend away but spoilt by the Sunday breakfast.

Lovely meal with really friendly staff and very child-friendly. The bar staff instantly produced colouring for the children. Beautiful building in a picturesque Suffolk village, plenty of parking and a large beer garden. Will come again!

Dinner and breakfast here is excellent. The service was really good and the prices are very fair. Highly recommended.

This beautiful gem of an Inn really is worth a visit. Our room was spacious spotlessly clean and had complementary tea coffee and biscuits which is always a welcome treat after a long drive. Breakfast was included in the price, the plates came hot and the food was lovely. Evening dinner is a choice of traditional food, scampi, fish,lamb,steak, chicken, oh and a couple of vegetarian dishes consisting of risotto, lasagne etc the food was delicious and once again lovely warmed plates.

I searched online for somewhere to stay close to Euston Park. Although the reviews for The Pykkerell was not good in some cases, I noted new management had taken over so decided to book and obtain my own opinion. I am so glad I did as the whole experience was excellent. I was with 3 friends and none of us had been to this area before. Lunch was very good; Vickie and her staff were welcoming and friendly, the rooms were clean and comfortable and breakfast was excellent. Definitely be returning to stay again.

For the want of a working management team or even a manager or even more than one experienced staff member a disastrous experience would have been averted.

Went to The Pykkerell for lunch. It was quiet as we were the only ones in there, though we wouldn’t think of that as a minus point. The Manageress, who also doubled as our waitress was very welcoming and helpful. We all had the Chicken curry which was very nice. Desserts were also nice. In general it was a nice meal with good, friendly service.

Lovely Sunday roast for 4, 2 turkey, 1beef and 1 pork. Large portions of very tasty, well cooked and well presented food. Attentive service from friendly staff, will definitely be back.

The portions were small, but reasonably priced and the variety of vegan options was truly fantastic for a country pub.

Not the friendliest of welcomes from the barmaid ! However this was made up by the very helpful friendly young waiter. Enjoyable good sized helpings , at a reasonable price .look forward to returning when their new menu is available.

We have lived in the village for past 12 years and used the pub a lot during that time.

I am a local and had visited many times for dinner but under the previous management the food quality gradually dropped and the prices went up! After our last disappointing meal we hadn’t been back. When I heard it was under new management I thought we’d give it another go, and I’m glad we did. Was tasty food, served in good time and arrived piping hot. Was a good choice on the new menu and a selection of specials. My only small criticism would be that the waitress could do with a little bit more training and be a little friendlier. Good luck to the new management, will be nice to see the place get back to how it used to be before the last lot got their hands on it.

Really nice pub/hotel with lots of character. Had a great couple of nights stay here.

Disgusting!! I was a housekeeper and some of these beds were impossible to get clean, a guest urinated all over...

Very cosy looking when we arrived. We were greeted by a young woman who was very nice. We were given our room key and upon entering our room, we were very pleasantly surprised on how large the room was. Very spotlessly clean. It's set in what looks like a very old, country village setting. As it's near Christmas, the little shops and cottages had little Christmas trees above their doors and Christmas wreaths on the doors. Was beautiful at night. My husband had to leave me for the day and I asked if it would be ok to stay at the Inn all day. I was told to make myself at home. I went back upstairs and made our bed (I didn't want a fuss) and tided our things away. Opened the curtains and sat to watch a bit of morning tv, which is something I never do. They have a huge flat screen tv in the room, it was really nice. A comfy sofa at the bottom of the bed to watch the tv from. May I add that the bed was so warm and cosy and very comfortable. It was a lovely atmosphere and felt very homely. I then sat to do some work on my laptop. About midday there was a knock on my door, I opened it to find the lady had brought me up a huge pot of coffee with cup and sugar lumps and milk jug. She asked me if I was ok and warm enough and if there was anything I needed. Did I need clean towels or cups etc;.. How lovely was that! We sat in the bar for one drink on two evenings and it was a lovely atmosphere, very friendly people. We rose for breakfast and not only was it well presented but tasted delicious. I recommend the full English. We had toast, coffee and orange juice. Very filling for the entire day. I didn't get their names but I would love to thank them very, very much for a much needed and wonderful stay. Unknown to the staff, I have been unwell due to a sleep disorder and I had a good rest. So I highly recommend this lovely B&B.; I never found out the staffs names But whoever they are....Thank you very much from Mick and Marie.

Booked in to stay the night as a return customer, on arrival was asked to pay for the room immediately - only after payment was told that they had run out of heating oil so would be no heating for 2 hours - also no gas hobs as LPG had run out also so may be limited menu for evening meal. Room was absolutely freezing - offered an electric heater but had to ask for a second as it was so cold. Asked if any hot water and told only by the shower - lock on bedroom door broken so no security. Room very dim as only old style light saving bulbs - could barely read and I was here on business so had to. Previous occupants dirty towels found on back of bathroom door also selection of human hairs in bathroom too. Needless to say no heating oil ever arrived so no heating or hot water during my terrible stay - was told the kitchen only had cold water to work with which must have food hygiene issues. To top it all the electric shower also didn't work when I tried to use it next morning - all it produced was a lukewarm trickle... Asked for my money back and was told manager would call me to discuss - still waiting for a return call 3 days later... Would be difficult to imagine a worse stay...

I have never used the Inn BUT I just attended my granddaughters wedding where the catering was supplied by Blue...

We stayed at Ixworth house on or way to get our puppy. What a lovely B+B. John and Sharon made...

Although the occasion to visit was a somber event, to Celebrate the Life of a lost friend in the Village...

Got off to a bad start when we booked in and had to pay more than the price we had...

Qué gran pub, buena comida (3 platos en el almuerzo de £12. 95), una buena gama de cervezas y un patio encantador para sentarse cuando el clima es agradable, el personal es muy amable, todo lo que quieras.

Mi marido y yo nos detuvimos aquí para almorzar cuando en un paseo con nuestro perro. No estaba seguro de qué esperar, ya que algunas personas habían escrito comentarios críticos, pero nos quedamos muy agradablemente sorprendidos. Me ofrecieron una buena relación calidad-precio menú: 1, 2 o 3 platos por un precio razonable. Tuve un pastel de carne y patatas fritas con ale, que era delicioso, seguido de un brownie de chocolate, que era uno de los mejores que he probado. Mi marido tenía panceta de cerdo que parecía genial y dijo que era muy bueno, seguido de pudin. Nos sentamos en el patio, aunque también habría sido permitido llevarse el perro en la sección de bar para comer.

Mi tercera visita desde que la nueva administración y que puede reportar una experiencia mucho mejor la comida y el servicio fueron todos a un buen nivel es un pueblo atractivo y valorado Inn necesita en mi opinión más mucho más la felicidad humana.

My wife and i stayed for one night,we found the staff very friendly the room was nice and clean and i can recommend the food also the breakfast was very nice and plentiful i would definitely stay there again. also a very nice selection of real ales.

poor atmosphere , understaffed , awkward pub, locals not very friendly , will not be stopping in future

Saturday night saw us visit the Pykkerell for dinner, based upon the review of some visitors to the cottage we were holidaying in nearby. We parked at the rear, and walked in to the bar, which transpired to be the wrong bar for meals. After waiting for 5 minutes, a rather surly chap (maybe the licensee?) told us to make our way to the other side of the bar, throwing in a comment which may have held a measure of sarcasm? So we did, and met him at the front side of the bar in what was now clearly the "restaurant" area. We ordered drinks and with another fairly odd response to my question as to where we should sit, walked to a table for two. Mistake really, as we chose to sit next to a table of about 6. Although they weren't too noisy, we could pretty much hear every word they were saying, which included a conversation about some gynaecological issues. Can do without that over dinner. Anyway, after 10 minutes or so, the one and only waitress I observed throughout gave us menus. The choice was limited, and the prices high for such an establishment. Some minutes went by and we placed our order. We deliberately skipped starters as we decided that with more customers arriving the delays would build with the solitary waitress. Credit due as the mains arrived reasonably quickly given the situation. The food was tasty (we both had fish) but portion sizes were disappointing for the price. I think they call it "nouvelle cuisine". Still hungry after the mains. Chips would have helped.... We then ordered the sticky toffee pudding. When it arrived, it was lukewarm. Oh dear! We paid our bill and left, having to pay that chap again who I swear uttered some other odd quip which I found disconcerting. We won't be back.

We have been in before and the sandwiches have always been lovely but today the sandwiches were on crap cheap bread and the cheddar cheese was cut so thin that there was hardly cheese you could hardly taste it. No salad at all. shall not be going back shame as it lovely pub ruined.

Lovely roast lamb, drowned in beef gravy. Come on Chef, you can do better than that, it's not difficult to prepare a separate gravy for each meat.

Just nipped in for a food on the way back from town as we used to love this place, we were handed a single menu with 3 starter choices and 4 main choices... we ended up with sandwiches as nothing on the menu seemed appealing... our sandwiches turned up, it was literally salmon in some brown hovis loaf... no rocket or mayo or anything as stated on the menu... there was no chips on the kids sandwich... just looked like the saddest plate of food ever. We asked the waiter to take it back and he said it does look vey sad and boring... it took 5 mins yo bring it back and all that had changed was some wilted dirty (unwashed) salad leave had been put inside. Will never be going back, staff were not the best. Has defo changed and gone downhill compared to before.

Called in for lunch with a limited lunch menu. This is OK as often means the chef is really making an effort. There is so much competition in this area that you can be quite picky about venues.Husband chose from menu (lasagna) and I had a sandwich. My sandwich was in supermarket bread, (thin sliced or medium),a salad that consisted of a batch of leaves, also it seemed from a supermarket bag and some crisps. It was adequate, but nothing more. Husbands had lasagna and salad. It was bland, just warm and no cheese or bechamel sauce in evidence. The salad was, again, just a batch of leaves. This was better value that the sandwich but as there is another pub just a few steps away that serves generous portions at good value I would be surprised if this survives. This will be a shame as it is a lovely place to eat, looking lovely from the outside.A couple eating near us order the salmon, rocket and mayonnaise sandwich, which arrived on dry bread, no mayonnaise or salad. I am surprised a chef would let that out of the kitchen. We will not return

We were three for lunch. Very well looked after. Two of the meals were delicious, the third consisted of a beefburger which was very thin and tough. Can't understand why this was offered when the other 'mains' and 'desserts' were top quality.

Recently spent 2 nights with 2 friends while on holiday nearby. Excellent in every respect, especially friendliness and helpfulfness of staff as we needed flexible catering. Good food and very comfortable.

19 members from our slimming world group ate here for a Christmas lunch. We were not counting syns or calories!!The staff were attentive and extremely helpful in planning for our visit. On the day of the meal we were given a seperate area of the restaurant. The meal was prompt. Piping hot and beautifully cooked. For a slimming world group there was far to much , but we all cleared our plates. I've not visited for some time before this lunchtime meal, but will be back soon, as they have an extensive menu. Well done for an excellent service. The added bonus is they also have hotel rooms available.

Crap service, crap food, we r locals!!!!,I did explain when I booked what to expect as in kids, mothers birthday , short span !!!early booking, in out!!!! 12 o clock .unfortunately they ruined a special occasion that will, never be recreated. Our mothers 82 birthday, she's in the late stage of dementia u probably don't want the details but it's a lunch that will stick in my family's memory!!!for all the wrong reasons.she won't remember, but we will. 5 adults & 2 great grand children ,we ordered starter which arrived 1hour later, im being generous,when the main arrived another 30mins it's was cold & inedible . We just didn't eat it !!! 4 Brussels between 5 of us, beef rubber, pork full of fat, veg Cold. That's just the roast, child's options don't even go there. just apparent that we were last on service customers actually asked the staff to serve us first before they received theirs. Thank you!!!! We payed the bill, & left as soon as possible,we didn't complain . why !!!! because I just wanted to get the hell out of there!!!!!! I've just given the edited version. Food 0 service ⭐️I'm a local that complained. Shoot me!!!!!

Nice meal, good choice of different dishes on the menu, something for everybody and good food. Not over expensive.

We had dinner on Saturday evening at this charming village pub. The staff were friendly and the service was very good. We had starters of freshly cooked calamari and steamed mussels in white wine and garlic. For main course we enjoyed pasta with prawns in tomato sauce (children) and the stone bass with parmentier potatoes with a tomato and red onion ragu which was delicious. The dessert menu contained all the usual crowd pleasers, the children enjoyed a selection of ice creams and sorbets. I would recommend the beautiful homemade sticky toffee pudding. Fantastic meal.

Needed some where to stop quickly after a day out at a function. We had a hungry & tired 8 year old & we only just made it before they stopped serving. The welcome & service however were great. The food was lovely especially the lamb shank & the chicken nuggets were real not rubbish. The pint of Abbott was very welcome too.