The Royal Oak in Derbyshire Dales

We initially found the pub while looking for somewhere to stay in our van. Very reasonable rates. The booking was last minute but this was no problem. A quiet rural spot with hard standing pitches in the winter months. Facilities were clean and close to the camp area. The pub was warm and cosy with a wide range of food choices which were reasonably priced. Matt was particularly friendly and helpful and was one of the reasons we decided to turn one night into three. A great location for walking and brilliant to return to for a cosy night out. We will definitely be back!

We visited for Sunday lunch and it was absolutely delicious! Between us we had beef, turkey and belly pork and it was enjoyed by us all. Plenty of gravy which is a hit with me and good portion sizes. We had sticky toffee and banoffee pie for puddings and both were delicious! We booked a few weeks in advance and it was a good job as they were fully booked the day we visited. Staff were really friendly and helpful. We did ask to move seats as one of us had a allergy to dogs and there were 4 dogs in the area we were seated it but because the pub was fully booked they couldn't move us. Wasn't a major issue and we could have checked in advance but most country pubs these days are dog friendly so it's limiting the options. Maybe a dog friendly area would be good rather than the whole pub. We would 100% revisit.

After a good walk in the area surrounding the pub, me, my partner and our dog went for lunch. We had to wait a short time for the food, but it was well worth it. Everything was freshly cooked, and very enjoyable. He had the ham, eggs and chips... eggs cooked perfectly, and I had salmon, new potatoes and hollandaise sauce... which was delicious. We ended up sharing a sticky toffee pudding with custard and cappuccinos.... all really good. My only complaint would be that we left feeling full, but content, as we ate more than usual at lunchtime! Staff were friendly and attentive. Highly recommended.

Nothing disappoints in this pub. The food, the staff, the service the decor. Have not been for several years (but often driven past) and what a mistake. The beetroot wellington was 🤩and my wife had the pork belly, cooked to perfection. Definitely won't be driving past again without stopping for food ( and they serve til 9 on a Sunday, which is great when yout out walking)

I have never written a review before on Tripadvisor and made this account especially for this review. What can I say but “WOW!” My brother and I visited The Royal Oak last night and we both had the Beef and Stilton Pie. It was amazing! The veg was extremely tasty and cooked to perfection! We also had the Cheesy Garlic sourdough bread and that was a knockout too! Really good friendly staff that made an effort to greet us on arrival. We will definitely be returning again next time we head over to the Peak District!

From the minute we arrived we were made welcome by the manager and staff. The entrance is from the car park. The menu and the variety of wines & beers were excellent with the addition to the 3 special boards, Special Meals, Pie Meals and Burgers. Now I understand Gastropub, brilliant inventive food all 4 meals gorgeous in flavour, quality and presentation. If you are looking for a special place to eat in Buxton, we thought there could be nowhere better. For the meals that we received which included starers, mains and deserts we found it not expensive. If we are back in Buxton, we will be there. Even though the property is in a rural location you would be better to book as we did, the day before. The chefs, outstanding and staff friendly and informative, always with a smile. For a Gastropub to be so busy on a Tuesday the food must be outstanding. This is our opinion and must be judged by going to The Royal Oak Hurdlow.

Visited on two day's while staying in Pomeroy....best lunches we have enjoyed in a while...friendly staff. Dog friendly. Great stop off on a lovely circular walk. Hopefully will visit again soon

Came for a family camping trip and stayed at this lovely site in the Peak District. Near a main road but not too close that you feel as if you are camping on it. Beautiful scenery, great flat pitches, bonus that you could go to the pub and bring a pint back to your tent. Firepits provided, toilets clean, friendly staff, what more could you want?

After a day clamering around the rocks a Chee Dale we decided on visiting The Royal Oak on the way home, having ate there many times before. What a great decision it was. Food excelent choices great. Atmosphere awesome. Service was excellent all who attended to us wee superb & very well mannered. A great choice again!

It's a lovely pub, with great beer and fantastic food. We thoroughly enjoyed our meal at this cute pub. The service was fast and efficient. Peak Ales beer and superb food cooked fast and very tasty, what more can you want,? Great atmosphere. We will return. I expect in the Autumn maybe after a short wander in the stunning Peak District.

This place is not what it used to be. There seems to be a real dis-connect between the quality, quantity and value of some meals. Once a favourite of ours, sadly, the Royal Oak is now going to be one to avoid.

We had booked a nights camping and reserved a table at the pub for dinner. We were absolutely delighted from start to finish. Firstly the staff are so warm and welcoming, nothing is too much trouble. The pub is cosy and comfortable. For our meal we had the fish tacos to start and for main the Greek sharing board. It was delicious and sampled a few of the local beers to finish off. Already booked another couple of nights away again. This could easily be our new favourite place to go. Would highly recommend

Waiting staff were wonderful, dont know what cheese they use in their toasties but it was awful, ( and £1.50 for a shot of lime was a tad excessive)

Me and my lass visited here over the weekend and had a lovely evening meal after been recommended to us. The staff are very friendly and made you feel welcome. The food was beautiful and would recommend to anyone.

This is such an amazing 🤩 place food and staff are so good you will not be disappointed and the campsite on back is so beautiful 😍 and dog 🐶 friendly!

The lambs liver was awful. I think it was beef liver or a very old ram. It was so tough the knife wouldn't go through it. It was sent back and we didn't pay for it but it spoiled a normally lovely lunch. Another diner sent theirs back too . We won't be back .

It's like walking into a dog kennel. Wanted to eat but turned straight round and walked out. If you can put up with the barking and wet dog stench, I'm sure you'll enjoy your meal but not for us anymore.

Disappointed at the beef and Stilton pie change. It was the only reason we kept coming back. Real shame the new version is overpriced and underwhelming.

Visited many times, but today very disappointed, I had the lamb dinner, the meat was very fatty and not much flavour, my husband had the Stilton pie, neither was worth the price we paid, we then were asked if we would like desserts, after waiting 15 mins for someone to take our order, we left .

Excellent food. Great service. Value for money. Only complaint would be that it be nice to have more than 1 vegan option for Starter. And main. And some vegan dessert. But one of the best pubs my family been too…

An absolute gem in the peaks, lovely location beautiful pub, great staff. We've had the Royal Oak as a firm favourite for years now, needless to say when they took the bold move to change the ledgenry steak and Stilton pie I was a tad concerned. No need the change whilst very different and a bit smaller was definitely a change for the good, short crust pastry buttery that melts stuffed with tender beef and some Stilton, proper home cooked chips greens and a boat of proper gravy. The other half had the lamb duo which he w Said was great tasty lamb great feta and olives. Whether out for a drive or a walk can't recommend the Royal Oak enough

I have been coming to this pub for years and sending many others this way, for one reason, the Beef and Stilton Pie. This was an exceptional stew style pie with puff pastry. Unfortunately they have changed this dish to a small shortcrust pie and coupled with an excessive number of chips to fill the plate. To be honest you’d now be better off going to M&S for your pie needs. A real shame!

We visited for a family lunch and were not disappointed. The pub was busy but staff were attentive and welcoming as soon as we arrived. Tables are quite close together so there is not loads of room but we were still comfortable. Our meals were all lovely, myself and my husband would highly recommend one of their pies. I did have an unwanted garlic clove in my pie but a glass of wine was removed from our bill which wasn’t request or expected but very much appreciated. We couldn’t fit puddings in the the banoffee delivered to the table beside us looked delicious. We will definitely return if we are back in the area

We have been coming here for years, and always tell people they must go. However, really disappointed with our last visit, first the service was poor, we arrived and I went to the bar, the lad behind the bar purposely ignored me until I had to ask if I was getting served, he said sorry I would have got to.you,but he wasn't serving anyone else just chatting to one of the locals. I opted for the stilton pie, what a let down the chips were sparing and the pie well I've had better from Marks and spencer. It used to be meat in a dish with a flaky pastry topping (I know that's not a pie more of a stew with pastrytopping) but it used to be good. Would we go again? Doubtful probably the to look elsewhere, real shame we've passed a lot of custom your way.

Great Easter roast dinner this evening. Fantastic food, roasts were delicious and huge...including the kids portion. Service was great and clearly a great team working here. Highly recommend!

Not a great experience. Everyone was friendly, but the person serving us got our order wrong on two occasions, firstly with drinks and then with our food order. Which was vaguely annoying but we managed to sort out the drinks with the help of an extremely efficient, quick acting member of staff, and we just shrugged and accepted the wrong food as the person serving genuinely believed they'd got it right and it wasn't worth the argument (we were ravenous!). Two of us had ordered toasties. What we got was two slices of cold toast with some barely melted cheese and a slice of ham in the middle. It was ok, it wasn't nasty, it just lacked flair and flavour. The accompanying salad was really good, though.

What a fab find! We stumbled upon this lovely pub during a walk on the Tissington Trail. Decided to go in for a coffee, we were welcomed at the door and shown to a table in the cosy lounge...then we smelt the food so asked for a menu! So a coffee turned into lunch. Wow, the food was delicious and value for money and the service was top notch. Food came out quickly and was well presented. Our 2 collies were made welcome and given water. Enjoyed it so much we went back the next day...and once again were highly satisfied. 10 out of 10.

Fantastic pub absolutely delicious food, we had a great range of food all with friendly service. Lovely atmosphere definitely would visit. Great selection of beers and cocktails also!

My recent visit to The Royal Oak left me with mixed emotions. The bar staff, waiters, and chefs were outstanding, creating a welcoming and friendly atmosphere. The food offerings were generally satisfying. The chicken strip starter, although tasty, seemed overpriced at £8.50 for its modest size. The roast sirloin Sunday dinner, however, impressed with perfectly cooked meat and an adequate portion size, though the inclusion of mash would have been a welcome addition. The Bakewell tart rounded off the meal nicely. However, my experience was marred by overhearing what appeared to be the shift manager's disheartening conversation with his staff. His blunt refusal to acknowledge their hard work with Christmas parties or bonuses was disconcerting, telling them that they shouldn’t be asking for them or mentioning them like they aren’t deserving of their own break from serving people. These dedicated employees, who sacrifice their holidays and work tirelessly throughout the year, are the backbone of this establishment. They deserve recognition and fair compensation, especially considering the significant income they generate for the business – evident from our own bill totaling £200 for a four-person meal and drinks. Confronting the manager about his remarks, I expressed my disappointment in his attitude. It's unacceptable for staff, who contribute immensely to the success of the restaurant, to be denied reasonable requests for pay raises and bonuses. It’s quite concerning that this is even a conversation, as it’s clearly quite an important matter to the staff. Does this mean that this business is running off of the goodwill of staff who work there? I find it extremely disheartening to overhear that these employees are not receiving even simple Christmas parties for their hard work, let alone no bonuses or pay rises which should be first and foremost to share in the success of the business, they are the ones serving the drinks and putting food on the table. This incident left a sour note on an otherwise pleasant dining experience, casting a shadow on the manager's leadership and empathy towards his team. It's a shame to witness such a disregard for the hardworking staff who are the true pillars of The Royal Oaks's success. And how brazen to have such a conversation in front of paying customers, I can only suspect he thought we would agree and he was sorely mistaken. Without this issue the rating would have been 4/5 stars.

Visited the Royal Oak on Saturday 16 December 2023 for our annual Christmas friends and family meal (19 of us) for the 4th year running. We’ve tried a number of Derbyshire pubs over the years and the Royal Oak is definitely our favourite. The food, drinks, service and atmosphere are fantastic. Nothing is too much trouble for the great staff/chefs who are all very accommodating. The pub is in a lovely setting and is a perfect setting for such an event. We can’t wait to go back next year (already booked!)

Visited for Sunday lunch after having the place recommended by a friend. Arrived at 5pm & I think they had been busy & were clearing late lunch diners out. There was 4 of us & we ordered lasagne, which was lovely. A steak pie which was nice with a wonderful puff pastry top But the Sunday roast beef was nothing special. Big plate with a slice of beef in the middle, 1 Yorkshire pudding, 2 tiny roast pots, 1 small roast parsnip, 3 slices of carrot, a tiny portion of cabbage & gravy for £20. I’ve had much better roasts at other places, for half that price. It was presented in a posh style but simply not enough food. The pub itself was clean & the drinks were good & the waitresses were lovely.

We had had The Royal Oak recommended to us by the owners of the property we were renting at Hurdlow Grange and what a god recommendation. Everything about the evening was fantastic. Good atmosphere, good beer - and wine!! - good service and quality food. What more do you want?? Definitely going back.

Homemade pie was delicious in fact all 3 dishes were beautiful the service was great too! We will be back and would recommend

My wife and I were given a table in a far corner which was okay at first. There was a smal dog on a seat at the next table which was unhygenic to say the least. I would not want to sit there after that dog. But that dog and its owners left quiet soon but only to be replaced by a couple with a much larger dog. This was a shaggy dog that stood between the tables and had its fur rubbed and fluffed by its owner. The waitress was so imressed by this that she also fluffed up the dog's fir releasing more dog smell and particles into the small dining room. The waitress may have washed her hands afterwards but maybe not - she certainly enjoyed getting dog smells on her hands. Eat at the Cheshire Cheese Hurdlow only if you can tolerate kennel condistions.

We were on holiday in the Peak District and visited The Royal Oak on 3 occasions to eat . On every visit we had a great experience - welcoming friendly staff, very enjoyable meals ( 2 lunches and an evening meal ) - plenty of choice from a sensible sized menu along with some meals from the specials boards. We very much look forward to visiting again when we are back in the area next year

Service, staff, ambience and food amazing. Great choice of menu. We chose the Oak Burger and Sea Bass (special). Very tasty and decent portions.

As this is one of our favourite places my son organised this meal to celebrate a family reunion. Unfortunately it was such a disappointment I just don't know what went wrong. My Belly pork was ruined by having gravy slopped all over the dish and particularly the crackling. My sisters prawn salad was served with no dressing plus the black spotted avocado was hidden (it really was passed it sell by date) My husbands liver was cooked perfectly but spoilt by the gravy swamped all over the plate in a sloppy mess. You might wonder why we didn't make a serious complaint at the time, well we didn't because it would have caused too much distress to the person who booked it. Not to mention the white wine which was awful it could not be drunk. I certainly hope this was a one off because previous meals had been delicious and perfectly presented as we were hoping to hold a big family celebration in December at this lovely place.

On our family tour of pub dining in the peak national park, we returned to our regular haunt. You just can’t go wrong. Really happy to see that the children menu has been extended to include lasagne both meat and vegetarian. In the past we have had an adult meal split, ( which the pub was happy to do) but now the kids get their own.

We like to visit at least once a month. Unfortunately we missed July as I was in US. The welcome is always warm and its nice to be recognised. I had the lamb kofta on flat bread with pulled lamb and Greek salad. It was a massive portion of some of the nicest food I’ve eaten in a long time. My husband had bangers and mash. It was good to hear that some of our favourites may be returning to the menu! The staff were amazing as always. Booked the September visit before we left.

Excellent food, the blue cheese sauce in particular was amazing. Staff were very friendly - just an all round nice place to eat.

me. my partner and two children aged 13 and 4 came here to camp for the night, we loved the site, close to everything, had tea inside the pub. excellent friendly staff, food was spot on. adam who runs the camping area, lovely bloke, good sence of humour. i did see a review recently said wasnt anywhere to just sit and have a beer ( i am assuming they didnt see the huge beer garden outside). would defo return

We visited this restaurant last Monday, being in the area for a helicopter experience happening locally. I always check out Tripadvisor prior to visiting a new area, to find recommended eateries, liked the menu, thought we had found a local gem, and made a lunchtime...

Average grub, no frills, the price does not reflect this. It isnt really a pub mainly food only. There isnt any area to just relax and have a beer. The atmosphere is busy and the staff very accommodating.

The food and atmosphere was amazing. The staff are fantastic and so friendly. We will definitely be going back

Absolutely some of the best pub food I’ve ever had . Friendly atmosphere. Beautiful setting. You will not be disappointed

We were staying in a cottage 3.5 km from this excellent pub. We walked there, had an absolutely delicious meal - the beef and stilton pie plus veg and chips(!) was huge and so good. My husband even had a hot fudge sundae, which he...

Outstanding venue and mouth watering meals were provided by the staff at The Royal Oak yesterday lunchtime (23rd June) for my sister Sue and her husband for as we celebrated their wedding. The staff were so delightful and friendly. Considering we booked so late, the...

Wow! What a find!! Tucked away off the main Buxton road this was one of the loveliest places to eat we have found. Even though we arrived late (through taking the wrong road), our friends had already been seated at our table. We were then...

Lovely rustic atmosphere. Friendly and accommodating staff. Popular and rightly so. Good food generous amounts. Lovely for a Sunday lunch after a long walk!

Visited as it had been recommended to us. I had lasagna it was dry and burnt, chips warmed up. Staff spent more time talking to locals. Although it was removed from the bill it spoilt my birthday meal.

We have dined a number of times at the Royal Oak in the last year. We normally do a Friday or Saturday evening. This trip was for Sunday Lunch. We were so looking forward to the meal as always. We were delighted by the food...

My wife and I visited the royal oak on Sunday with our little doggo and both had the pork belly roast and sticky toffee pudding and cheese cake to finish, one of the best roast dinners we've had in a very long time, and same...

Lovely pub, excellent food and good service. We were a group of 15 and they accommodated us on a single table. Delightful Sunday roast!

When you first walk in to a country pub, the one thing you want, especially on colder days, is an inviting and warm environment, and ideally the crackle of an open fire. When we recently called in to the The Royal Oak for an impromptu...

Really great pub food, you can taste everything is homemade. The beef and Stilton pie was huge and so fresh. Good beer selection, the bao bun starter was amazing too. Would 100% recommend

Had a lovely meal here. Fire was going and we got a table by it, staff were really friendly, beer was great and the grub was spot on. Came back the next afternoon after walking Lathkill Dale just for a pint by the fire and...

We received a warm welcome and enjoyed delicious food. There were seven of us, all ordering different meals yet the service was perfect and efficient. The portions were generous. Will definitely return

Came here last night and the food and service was lovely but was prompted to write a review after being reminded about the sharer ploughman's we had here in the summer. The best one we have ever had. I do hope it returns to the...

Fantastic! Lovely pies, great staff and cosy surroundings. I also really appreciated that they had a 0% gin on the menu!

This was my third visit to the pub but the first for a Sunday lunch as we were so impressed with the service and food on our weekday visits thought we must give it go! We were not disappointed inspite of being extremely busy (fortunately...

Steak and Stilton pie was excellent as usual but felt the veg let it down a bit, sweet potato mash was tasteless. Love this pub and will come back but not on a cold day. Heating wasn’t on and it was absolutely freezing, we had...

And yes it was a treat. Four friends out for lunch all had different meals. Every one of them was very good. Great value for money. Good service. Unfortunately couldn’t manage a pudding however they looked fabulous. Need to leave some room next time. I...

Visited for midweek lunch. I had the Pulled Lamb Moussaka, it was more like a lamb hotpot but with no lamb! My partner had Chicken Tika Masala but did not like the strange flavour. Will not return.

Family get together at the the Royal Oak certainly didnt disappoint. Excellent food with top service staff in a great rural location.Beer also superb. Good selection of main courses all sampled by our group were first class and well presented. First time visit but certainly...

We haven't been for some years and am glad we came back. Main reason was that the kitchen is open all day so could eat around 4pm. As someone else pointed out the menu had changed but I was very impressed with the Millionaire Fish...

What a wonderful pub this is After a friendly greeting a discussion about a change to the the menus to accommodate a dietary requirement the lunch was a resounding success Following a number of visits over the years the quality of the home cooking never...

We have been visiting this pub for a number of years and we’re sadly disappointed to see the menu has now changed beyond recognition. Gone is the sea bass or the game pie. Even the classics are no longer classic e.g. lasagna with chorizo and...

Early evening meal on Christmas Eve after a walk - Royal Oak never disappoints, food was delicious, and the chefs clearly don't want you leaving hungry as the portions are huge! The Royal Oak remains a must drop by whenever we're in the area -...

Cosy pub, amazing food, good value and great service, what more could you want? We can't wait to return again

My husband and I (and our dog!) visited for our anniversary today. Absolutely delicious, homemade food, huge portions at reasonable prices, friendly staff and cosy atmosphere. What's not to love? Will definitely be returning!

We visited as a family of seven for Sunday lunch. We reserved a table online; the process was really easy. It is a nice, cosy, traditional pub in a beautiful setting. We all enjoyed our main courses, the portions are big, the food is tasty,...

We had the best lunch out in a very long time. Really friendly staff. We moved from the front of the pub onto the Oak Room. My husband’s lamb and rosemary pie was the best pie he’d injoyed in years and his green vegetables were...

I’ve been coming to the Royal Oak for nearly ten years. This weekend, eight of us visited. Unfortunately, the menu has been stripped back so much it’s unrecognisable. Gone is the Pie Board Gone is the Burger Board It was a Sunday evening and I...

We were a party of 17 and visited during half term without booking. The staff were very friendly and we enjoyed drinks whilst we waited for our table. We received excellent service and all of our meals were served at the same time without issue....

Wonderful olde world type pub with superb food and very pleasant atmosphere. Open fires, very reasonably priced and all in all a ni e experience.

Had a lovely meal at this fabulous pub in a delightful setting. The service was excellent and very friendly, despite being so busy. There was a good range on the menu and the food was well presented. The only negative was that the tables are...

Stayed near the Royal Oak and visited several times for food and drinks - Service was great and was made to feel welcome. The food was very good and reasonably priced - will definitely go back if we are in the area again

If you like walking with a great pub at the end of it, look no further than this place. We visited on a Sunday - beef and lamb were cooked well, tasted great.. Staff most efficient - can highly recommend,

Pre booked for a table of 17 ‘hens’. Friendly and attentive staff who did everything they could to accommodate us on a busy Saturday afternoon. Fast service on both drink and food. Cocktails were amazing as was the food. Everyone in the group enjoyed there...

We came here to meet friends ,pub was very busy , staff were friendly and helpful , but our party we were all disappointed with what we had , basic pub food , my partner had a coffee and the cup had two big chips...

My lasagne was unctuous, obviously homemade, and absolutely delicious. It came with a very tasty salad drizzled with a yummy balsamic dressing, and a mountain of chips. We visited on a very cold Monday evening - and the place was packed ! That says it...

Been visiting this pub for over 7 years. Have to say the waitress where lovely but the food has gone down hill. Clearly this place has been taken over and me and my husband won't be visiting again.

Do not eat here.... if you want to be able to walk the next day. The portions are big and the food is just too good to leave, add to this a very friendly, attentive staff and a good selection of ales and you have...

Very simple....fantastic pub and location, excellent campsite attached. Chef is top draw and food hits amazing standards.... Staff are friendly, helpful, knowledgeable and do everything to give great experience. 10 out of 10 every vist... Marshall does a fantastic job as all staff do, but...

Called for food, and weren’t disappointed slight mistake with order but Marshal sorted everything out thanks.

Limited menu for GF pescadarian! But choose the Roast dinner and enjoyed the veggies... ham taken for snack later by non GF and meat eater 😋. Friendly service, good location and has a field yo camp in if wanted..would keep this place on the radar...

After a long walk around this village we had booked to eat at this pub in the evening. We found everyone locally very friendly and welcoming. The food was delicious with hearty helpings. We will return!

Macaroni was obviously over microwaved , chips greasy and just not nice , shame as this was once a great place , gone down hill massively

The millionaires fish pie must have made the millions from peas. A quarter of the dish was peas with about a table spoon of fish and the rest a tasteless white sauce. This was accompanied by some greasy, soggy chips that were not properly fried....

We booked a table here for 1 pm. As we were travelling up from Kent, we got stuck in loads of traffic and wouldn't make the reservation in time. Phoned through and they couldn't of been more helpful. Moved our booking to 2pm with no...

We prebooked (Saturday 5.15pm) and glad we did as every table was taken. There's a  large menu choice. Certainly something there for everyone.  They also had a specials board which we ordered from,  sharing beef nachos as a starter.  Very nice plenty of chilli beef...

We stopped for lunch at this pub which is conveniently situated just off the high peak walking and cycling trail. The staff were very welcoming and helpful, they served a good range of beers with plenty of choice. The menu and specials board are fairly...

We booked a last minute dinner reservation whilst we were staying at a nearby campsite. The food was delicious with my daughter describing her choice as the best dinner she’s ever had! The Thai green curry was so nice and my husband was equally impressed...

Myself and my boyfriend spent 5 days at the Longnor wood holiday park (which was also amazing) and we popped to the Royal Oak for an evening meal. We were so very impressed the staff were so friendly the food was incredible and the outside...

Cycling the Tissingtpn trail from Ashbourne, the Royal Oak served as a very welcome rest stop before our return trip. Delicious food, friendly staff and great outdoor and indoor spaces.

My party of 4 adults enjoyed our leisurely afternoon and were pleased with menu selection, fish dishes were tasty, steaks were moist and cooked as requested. However, sirloin a bit pricey at £24 and it lacked sufficient accompaniment veg, potatoes etc .Puddings were delicious and...

Been here so many times over the years and never had a bad meal and today was the same. Food is always delicious, the staff are great and very walker and dog friendly... I've recommended it to friends and they've all enjoyed themselves and revisited...

Went here as part of a large group for a birthday/retirement celebration. Being gluten-free I ordered a 10oz sirloin steak. £26! I’ve had nicer steaks from Aldi! I’ve also been to nicer pubs and paid no where near that. It arrived with quite a bit...

We thought this would be a lot better than it was as we’d tried to dine there a while back and couldn’t get in.However we got a table next to a screaming baby whose noise was only drowned out by the shouting chef..he needs to...

From the young couple smoking weed in the car park on our way in, to us downing our drinks to leave, this was not a good visit. At the mid-point of our family bike ride, we stopped as planned at the Royal Oak pub in...