The Shoulder of Mutton Inn in Richmondshire

Amazing home cooked food in this traditional pub, a friendly welcome from all the staff. Deffo recommended the Lasagne and steak pie. Good selection of ales. Thank you

We were holudaying at Kirby Hill for a few days and visited this lovely local 3 times, once for drinks, once for a meal and once for desserts. Each time was a lovely experience. The landlord and landlady made us feel special and valued and nothing was too much trouble. We had a laugh and our 2 teenagers loved it....no easy task!!! The food was delicious, fresh, hot and plentiful. The onion rings are worthy of note, as was the sticky toffee pudding and chocolate bombe. Delicious! We would love a friendly local pub like this one at home and would definitely love to return.

The three course Sunday lunch for £24 is an absolute bargain. The beef came lovely and pink and the veggies were bob on. Staff very friendly

A big thanks to mark for his hospitality and thanks to Lindsey for great food. Highly recommend and will be back. Steve and dan

We stayed here 21 Dec 2023 on our way to Keswick as the Pub is a motorhome stop over with prior booking. You need to be a self contained unit though. A quiet spot was given to us in the carpark with great views in the daylight. We had a very warm welcome in the pub from the owners and locals. The pub has a varied menu with a good selection vegetarian & meat eater food, plus a good selection of drinks. It seemed to be all home food cooked too. It seemed a very popular pub with the locals which is always a good sign and the Pub does a lot of charity fund raisers for local charities. It is dog friendly also to well behaved dogs.

Brilliant local pub good atmosphere

Stayed here a few times an as always it was brilliant. Mark an Lyndsey couldnr be better hosts than they are. Food was great and plenty of it ,bedrooms have everything you need. We will be returning ×

Visited MANY times and we are NEVER disappointed. Great hosts and excellent food great value for money.

We have breakfast here before we start our game shooting days. Mark and Lyndsey are excellent hosts. Good service and the food is always hot and tasty. It is an excellent way to start the day for us, fantastic.

Wouldn't call it a sports bar!!!! Village pub showing football, friendly place

Fabulous place for Sunday lunch, three course menu excellent value & great quality food. Great vegetarian options. Friendly staff would definitely visit again 😊

We popped to this lovely pub for Sunday dinner today. The food was absolutely incredible. Everything tasted amazing and the portion sizes were very generous, for a very reasonable price! The staff were so welcoming, friendly and attentive! Dog friendly. Would absolutely recommend!

Loved it!! Over the last few years we’ve tended to stay at Air BnBs. Problem there not many have a pub attached…… So this was a very pleasant step back in time. Communication from the start was clear and timely, I booked direct rather than through a 3rd party provider……it was cheaper…..😘 Anyway upon arrival we were shown to our room, small and compact would be the best way to describe it. But it was exactly what we wanted….. Downstairs for a pint, unfortunately arrived too late for dinner. Had a great chat with the owner who was engaging, even allowed me to buy him a 🍺 TBF he did offer to return the compliment but I was too tired to take part. Next morning, down to breakfast and partook in the offering of a full English, delicious….. Unfortunately it was early October and the promised views were unavailable due to the local fog……will have to go back and take in the full alleged majesty of it all. Bottom line, if you need somewhere for a holiday, 1 night stop or just a Sunday lunch, this is the place if you’re in the vicinity. BTW good luck with the ongoing renovations……

Very friendly and attentive service. Wide choice of ales on tap. The food was freshly cooked and excellent, the best whitebait I've tasted. Would definitely return.

Parked overnight in our motorhome, had a few pints, very friendly staff and owner beers n cider were great. Had full cooked breakfast in morning, nice walks and village dog friendly. Would definitely stay here again.

Stayed here for one night as a camper stopover. Had dinner which was superb. A very warm welcome, very friendly hosts and locals. Also has rooms. We will certain stay there again on our way to Scotland.

We had a lovely meal here, 5 different dishes (all homemade), all beautiful. Pizza was excellent and would highly recommend the burgers. Also an excellent choice of vegetarian options. Choice of 4 casks, 2 X Black Sheep (very good pint of best bitter) 1 X Theakstons and TT Landlord. Staff and Landlord very friendly (an old school landlord who actually takes time to speak to you and have a laugh). Would definitely recommend

We had a lovely meal here, 5 different dishes (all homemade), all beautiful. Pizza was excellent and would highly recommend the burgers. Also an excellent choice of vegetarian options. Choice of 4 casks, 2 X Black Sheep (lovely couple of pints of best bitter) 1 X Theakstons and TT Landlord. Staff and Landlord very friendly (an old school landlord who actually takes time to speak to you and have a laugh). Would definitely recommend

Stopped off for Sunday lunch on the way back from Scotland. It was an excellent roast, absolutely loved it. The Sweet was also excellent. We will definitely be back if going by that way again. Cheryl & Kevin, Nottingham

Absolutely lovely pub with fabulous views from the beer garden. Landlords and staff were all very friendly and helpful. Food is home made and cooked to order. Highly recommended.

Rocked up and asked if we could stay for the night in our camper van. No problem as long as we ate and spent money which was to be fair the best night ever. Staff were brilliant especially the beardy bloke working the bar, who was so professional. The food was lovely and my husband enjoyed the pie and I certainly enjoyed the lasagne. The atmosphere was of an old proper pub and we certainly met the locals. Loved the entrainment and everything about this special pub and village. Hats off to Mark and Lyndsey who don't know us from Adam for taking on such a challenge in these challenging times. We will be back if you have space for us in your car park. You are so lucky to have such a lovely village full of interesting people. Carry on the good work

Super little find for dinner - warm welcome and super food

Stayed in campervan in carpark great views great staff and good food well worth a visit

I went for Sunday lunch on Sunday 13th August, My pooch and I decided we would eat out and have a beer. The Sunday Roast was superb, compliments to Lyndsey and her mum

Great food, the mustard mash was delicious, good size portions, excellent quality and value, nice selection of cask ales and really friendly staff, if I could give 6 stars I would. Went back the next night so that tells you all you need to know, very highly recommended

Celebrated 50th wedding anniversary, son's birthday and our wonderfull little ladies end of term reports. The service and food were amazing, thank you all at this establishment for helping make wonderful memories.

Stayed overnight at short notice, wanted somewhere in the Richmond area and so glad we found this place. On pulling into the spacious car park we were taken aback by the stunning view and the lovely little village setting. It’s a pub with rooms but the facilities and provisions are excellent. The hosts Mark and Lyndsey have been here since November 2022 and are professional but witty and talented at what they do. Mark runs the bar and Lyndsey the kitchen and rooms. The food was fantastic, and piping hot, we had dinner as well as the complimentary quality breakfast. Four hand pulled ales available as well as lagers and cider, Guinness etc. The rooms are spotlessly clean and have everything you need from a room in a pub! We found this place by chance but will be returning as the impression it left was that good and that’s all I can say. Thanks again Mark and Lyndsey for a wonderful stay.

Really welcoming staff and good cervice catered 8 members of our family plus two doggies. Definitely call there again 👌

Great food, lovely atmosphere and the landlord was really friendly, proper Yorkshireman.

Stayed one night whilst in Dales. Clean, comfy accommodation with great view, lovely food and very friendly owners and staff. Hope to visit again soon.

Had dinner here, food was good. Well portioned. Friendly staff

Beautiful views, food was top quality. Stayed with my Sister's. I hopeing we can do it again.

Wonderful pub. Good schoice of ales. Lively setting great views.

Stayed here with my 2 daughters due to circumstances,mark and his partner couldnt do enough for us the place was beautiful cleaned daily and the food was outstanding,such a beautiful place would highly recommened this place we will be back ;)

Popped in for lunch as staying local and this place didn’t disappoint. We sat outside as the weather was beautiful. Amazing views from our seats. The food was delicious and all handmade. I had the burger and chips….. all handmade of course and hubby had the pizza. Little one enjoyed her fish fingers and chips. Staff were very friendly and welcoming.

A wonderful place to visit.... Which we did twice. Once midweek for evening meal which was excellent. The second was for Sunday lunch. This proved to be truly amazing. For me as the only vegetarian...... This was without doubt the best vegetarian roast I have ever had. All meals were absolutely fantastic and all three of us couldn't have asked any more for quality, quantity and friendly service. Indeed, we abandoned the rest of our walk and spent the afternoon in the garden overlooking a brilliant view with a bottle of wine before our walk back across the fields to Mount Pleasant Farm Cottages. The new landlord and landlady were charming and have worked very hard to bring life and reputation back to what we gather was a failed previous management. Good luck to them and if what we experienced was their start.... The future of them and the pub is assured. Thank you for such great experiences.

Stayed here for a week & the accommodation & food were just perfect. The hosts Lyndsay & Mark made us feel very welcome, nothing was too much trouble, It’s a great place for walks with beautiful scenery. Would highly recommend staying here.

We stopped by for an impromptu Sunday lunch and received a friendly welcome when we walked in. First thing was a great selection of draft ales and lagers ✅ The Sunday roast lunch was delicious! The options were roast topside of beef, roast pork or "a bit of both". Our plates arrived along with lots of perfectly cooked veg including crispy roasties, lovely buttery mashed swede, and extra gravy (without having to ask for it!). There are lots of other choices on the Sunday lunch menu and the chips we saw being delivered to the next table looked really good. We will definitely be back to try more of the food and hopefully will have room for dessert next time.

A really nice Sunday lunch with great service. Would thoroughly recommend. Will definitely go again when in the area.

Exactly what we were looking for! Our family of 4 stayed in the family room for a quick get away in the dales. Communication prior to our arrival was reassuring and allowed mistakes that we had made. Upon arriving we were thrilled to see it was as we hoped, a rural pub with a great view of the dales on the edge of a small village. The owners greeted us with a drink and we enjoyed a much needed walk across the fields before dinner. The menu was plentiful with a great choice for the kids and vegetarians among us. The food was declared delicious by all. The bedroom had a considerate additional gift for the kids and we found the room met our needs. Breakfast was equally delicious and we were delighted to have found such a great place to stay at such short notice. Highly recommended.

Friendly welcome and it’s clear the new proprietors are trying their best but … Our Sunday lunches weren’t great, tough beef, average pork, reheated roast potatoes and tasteless leeks in cream sauce. The other veg was ok but if you haven’t got the basics of the meat and roast potatoes right the rest is superficial. My prawn cocktail starter (£7.25!) was a plateful of lettuce with a tablespoon of prawns and the garlic mushroom starter was stodgy with shop bought garlic bread. The decor is tired and in dire need of a refurb but I’m sure the new landlord will make this a priority.

We had a family dinner at the shoulder of mutton, a wide variety of meals and everyone was very impressed and enjoyed each course. The atmosphere was nice even with the landlords dad jokes :-) we will be back

Superb food, we’ve tried several dishes on the menu now. The pub is warm, cosy, spotlessly clean, and has a great ambience. The hosts, Mark and Lindsay are so welcoming, you want to return again and again.

We booked a table for 8 at short notice. When we arrived the car park was full but we managed to squeeze our car in. We received a warm and friendly welcome from Mark and his staff. The place was buzzing! The menu offered options...

We popped in for lunch en route from Richmond to Barnard Castle (check opening hours for food service) and had a great meal. The hosts are welcoming and the traditionally furnished bar comfortable and spotlessly clean. There’s often a daily deal so check out their...

Marvellous pub in a lovely part of Yorkshire.. Mark & Lindsay are the friendliest hosts I've come across..lovely food and lovely atmosphere. Really worth the visit

Service superb, food top quality, homemade, friendly staff, beautiful old traditional British pub serving exceptional food, location was exceptional, country village, stunning .

Hate to be negative but it has to be said The people running this pub are leaving in a couple of weeks and someone else is taking over. Tbh it's fine but needs a bit of tlc on the decor it needs a freshen up...

Walked from Haggs Farm over the fields and the meal which we ordered at the pub was delicious- best steak and ale pie I have ever had. Staff genuinely friendly and helpful, lovely beer garden.

Found this pub when looking for dog friendly pubs in between Manchester & Newcastle so we could meet our son for a meal with their puppy. What a charming tiny ‘hamlet’? It was and it was a gloriously sunny but cold day.. The views were...

Warmly welcomed into a friendly atmosphere by Kirsty who made us feel at home as soon as we arrived for one night stay. Small room but warm, clean and comfortable with a lovely view. We didn't have a dog but there were dogs in other...

We enjoyed a meal for 4 at the Shoulder of Mutton in a friendly and relaxed environment. Decent food and helpful service.

Went for a family meal, had previously been nice when been before in past years. However, went tonight and was not up to scratch. Food was what can only be described as bland for some dishes. Another two steaks were actually inedible and disappointing. Has...

Oh dear!! We have visited previously and had excellent food, well presented. Perhaps tonight was a bad night?? Starters were random and £8.20 for two slices of black pudding and an egg is - steep to say the least. The chicken sweet and sour was...

This being our 1st weekend away since the pandemic, we were happy to be out and in such a lovely place! Ordered drinks and was happy playing pool until we were approached by who we think was the manageress. We were the only 4 in...

I would not recommend it to anyone. we rented the whole hotel. the owner of the bar is not wearing a mask. immodest, arrogant, he challenged the police because of it. under the rules, the police did not send us. WiFi and heating were turned...

Stayed here for the week with our old collie dog. Stopped in the Annexe, which is like a self-contained apartment. Comfy and spacious with a fridge and microwave, which is handy. Had a lovely cooked breakfast every day. Evening meals were great and the locally...

Visited for a Saturday afternoon into evening bite and a drink and not disappointed. The place itself is looking dated to be fair. It’s a sign of the times and rural pubs have had it rough but recent Covid events have made it even harder....

We stayed here for 2 nights from saturday 29th August with our 2 dogs.The owners are a lovely couple and there staff are very friendly. The breakfast is very good so we ended up having our evening meals there as well which was very good . The hotel is in a nice quiet location with great views from the beer garden. We recommend it and would certainly stay again

We stayed here for one night. Lovely couple running the Inn and meals were ok. However we were disappointed with the room, very dated and requiring some care and attention! Views from the Inn are wonderful and the Garden lovely to sit out in.

We have just come back from this amazing place. The location is just fabulous with beautiful views and the hosts including the chef were outstanding! Friendly and welcoming... The accommodation was like home from home! The food was fantastic. The boys enjoyed having a pool table downstairs too!Thank you for a perfect stay and we are really looking forward to returning soon!

Such a lovely, friendly welcome. We came in for an evening meal with our dog as we were staying in a nearby camping pod and we are so glad we did. The food was absolutely lovely, nothing was too much trouble. The atmosphere was really friendly and welcoming and we felt really safe with the Covid measures. Thanks for a lovely evening.

What an absolute gem of a find! We came for a little family night away with the kids and puppy and have not been disappointed. A fantastic pub, beautiful country views, friendly bar staff, lovely locals and the food was out of this world. Thanks so much, we will definitely be back again ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

3 crusty bikers stopped for a fabulous night with great ales, food and banter followed by a scrummy breakfast which sobered us up for the next episode. Thanks Kirsty and Matt and the gang for looking after us, top job!! Will be back!

We stayed here Saturday evening in our motorhome. Kirsty and Matt were super hosts. Extremely dog friendly, real ale great , food really tasty and good value. Thank you for making our visit so enjoyable, we will be back !

Matthew and Kirsty were absolutely brilliant hosts Food was outstanding Rooms are clean and comfortable Just what we needed Thankyou and we shall return again We are grateful for your hospitality and down to earth approach MARIE AND RICK &POOCHES 👍👍👍💕

After staying at a holiday cottage in the village we decided on our our last night to get a takeaway. The whole family chose battered sausage and chips and it was the best we had ever had the chips were amazing, both the gentleman who took my order and the lady in the bar were lovely we wish we had tried it earlier on in the week as we would of definitely of tried the Sunday lunch .

Highly recommend, excellent fish n chips, thoroughly enjoyed it. Would definitely return if in the area.

Very friendly pub in lovely area, great choice of food from an interesting menu and altogether a very enjoyable evening will definitely be returning.

Wonderful meal today at the shoulder off mutton in kirby hill, Richmond,north Yorkshire. served by two very hard working young ladies ,the pub had a very friendly atmosphere about it ,will return

Only stayed one night here on our way to a reunion close by. Very friendly welcome - nice beers and a remarkably extensive menu. Room small and basic but very clean and orderly. No problems at all in recommending this small country hotel which delivers very good value accommodation with gastro-pub cuisine.

We had a lovely meal here, starter, main and squeezed in dessert. Large portions of tasty food and the hardest working barmaid/waitress in the world! It was a nice relaxed atmosphere and good value.

What a great place.... fantastic atmosphere which made the meal so enjoyable we were welcomed by Shannon (working on her birthday) who said we must try the specials board.. we weren't disappointed I had locally sourced meat platter which is the best I have ever had.. will return very.

Set in lovely quiet countryside, the pub appears traditional from the outside but somewhat outdated on the inside. We ordered an evening meal- it was served hot and tasted nice, but we felt both dishes were overpriced for what they were. The service lacked a smile. The bar lacked atmosphere, gaining the occasional staggering drunkard as the evening went on.

We were intending to eat dinner here but were put off by the frankly nasty musty smell as we walked into the bar. Just seems like it needs a good clean. We got drinks instead and headed out back to the outside tables, which do have a stunning view over the countryside.

We found this (one of a number of Shoulder of Mutton establishments in the area, so pay heed to the postcode. We arrived at dinnertime and had excellent food – bangers and mash and the burger. Both were excellent. The beer was very good and we had a nice chat with the landlady about dogs, the local area, and so on. The room was nice, if small, but it is a very old building. I had a fantastic night's sleep – eventually – but my other half had to take our puppy out to the car as he simply would not settle*. Every time we settled him, he would go mad and sit by the door. In the end, she most of spent an uncomfortable night in the car with him to prevent him keeping up the whole house. I was lucky as I was driving the next day. Breakfast was very high quality, but we had to put the dogs in the car as the breakfast room is the dining room. This should be borne in mind if you have a dog you cannot leave on its own. Overall, it is a lovely dog friendly pub serving excellent food in a beautiful location. * It seems another couple with dogs had been staying before us in another room and they had left bowls of wet food open all the time they were there. The smell had lingered in the room (others were in there that night) and while we couldn't smell it, the puppy probably could and this is what made him so excitable. Even after this, we'd definitely be willing to give it another go as it was a lovely place.

The accommodation was good at the Shoulder of Mutton. A small en suite but when you have a stone building of this age there will be compromises. The staff were friendly and keen to please. The beer was well kept. However food was poor. We had dinner in the restaurant the night we arrived and breakfast in the morning and it was not up to scratch,. We had to give breakfast orders the night before (not my favourite system) and my full English tuned up well and truly dried out from being left under a heat lamp. I regret leaving a bad review because the village looked stunning on a beautiful summer's evening.

Suggested by Jane at the Hack and Spade we had excellent Sunday dinners in the bar area. It was very quiet, only one other patron, so the owner/barman spent his full attention on us. Really good homemade pub food and cold beer on tap.It is not too far out of Richmond---definitely come here for a good pub meal and friendly environment.

Landlord very friendly - staff honest abs a delight - beer exceptional- food basic but dam good - this is a proper pub not one of these false places that tries to be ! Thank you to all x

We really enjoyed our meal here. I had seafood pancakes and there were lots of big chunks of fish and prawns in a delicious sauce.

This is verv different to where we have stayed before. Set on the Yorkshire dales the views were lovely. It’s a quaint pub/inn which hosts mostly locals. The owner was friendly and helpful and the breakfast was very nice. On the downside the room was small, not very warm and the bed was really uncomfortable. We booked at last minute so we were happy to get a place. It was reasonably priced and dinner last night was pleasant. I just think there is room for improvement. May be increase the price and make things more comfortable warm and friendly.

This is a lovely little pub and the food is great. I just don’t understand why the man behind the bar (possibly landlord) is so unfriendly, not really the sort of person that should be working in this sort of industry. I’m not surprised the staff looked on edge 24/7.

Stayed here on the 31st October 2018 as a halfway point to a trip to Edinburgh, and again on the return trip 6th November. Ideal spot out of the way with superb walking and views , we arrived late approx 9.30 pm so were too late for a meal , but we knew that from viewing the website , so no problem. A couple of beers for me and a glass of wine for the wife and off to bed. Matthew showed us to room 3 , which was a little on the small side , but it had all that we needed for one night , shower and a very comfortable bed. Breakfast was arranged for 9.00 am the following morning , spot on and well cooked English , cereals , juice , coffee and tons of toast , I was stuffed . On our return trip , 6th November , we were given room 2 , which was very much larger , with the same facilities , and a great view from the window , again we arrived late , so were too late for food , so beer and wine it was , and again breakfast was to a high standard . This is a fantastic , little old pub b&b; , so definitely not a right up to date commercial concern , and my wife and I loved it , definitely a return trip is on the cards when the weather is a bit more favourable , thank you Matthew for your great hospitality , hope your wedding next year goes as planned .

Family weekend away. Visited Friday evening and Sunday afternoon for Sunday lunch. Food wonderful, excellent choice on the menu and great hosts. Thank you! We’ll definitely be back.

Nice 'oldy worldy' pub in a lovely location. Could do with updating in some areas

The Sign at the end of the road proudly displays open for lunch in addition to some sites on the Internet also communicating open for lunch. Great shame given the reviews we have seen for this particular pub. Seems pubs in this area need to re-communicate the revised opening times as we had the same problem at the neighbouring Bay Horse.

The place was dirty, no hand soap in ladies loos, the beer was warm, my husband ordered leg of lamb, when it arrived it was nothing more that a lamb steak for £14!! I'm just shocked that from reading the reviews people actually enjoyed their food here.

Arriving here after a robust evening walk over the hill, we were greeted by the jocular landlord. Entering, I said, "I booked a table for seven.' 'Oh,' he said, 'why are there only two of you?' Ha Ha.

We ate here as it was just around the corner from our B&B; accommodation.

We had a lovely meal 9 of us in all, All chose different food of the menu which was excellent, Smoked haddock, Curry, Hunter's Chicken and Salmon, plenty of veg with the meal and really good service. All had a sweet which were good, an excellent evening meal out for our gardening/ eating out club.

Stopped for 2 nights and we had a very warm welcome from all members of staff, the food is nice but a bit expensive for the portion size, you have to order breakfast the night before the morning, the breakfast is nice but you have to ask for beans. I must add nothing is a problem and everybody is happy to oblige. There is room for improvement on the décor in the pub itself. We had a annexe room which was clean and tidy and lots of room, the bed was hard and a small double so i slept on the sofa couch which was rock hard.

Met friends here for tea, there was another couple in when we got there which was 7.30pm, nobody else came in the whole time we were there. The food was basic but okay. Won’t be going back in a hurry.

excellent value warm welcome country pub easy to find and food is good , stayed here in 2016 perfect break :)

Having arrived on a Sunday afternoon and not wanting a Sunday lunch we were offered a beef sandwich if we wanted something lighter even though this was not on the menu. This was lovely beef and came with an accompanying side of roasted potatoes. The staff were welcoming, accommodating and genuinely very helpful. Our dogs were also welcomed into the bar if not the restaurant which was fine by us. The decor is a little old fashioned but everywhere is very clean & tidy. There are some great views from the decking in the beer garden as well as some nice walks in the vicinity.

As many of you know I’m Celiac and I like to let fellow Celiac’s where to eat. Just excellent ratings here!! As soon as I said I was Celiac the Land Lady and her husband knew exactly what they were talking about, the roast pork that I had was excellent the roast potatoes and mash 10-10 Now the vegetables, broccoli, cauliflower and carrots were cooked to perfection which you don’t always find unfortunately. It was all served with my very own gluten free gravy boat ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

End of season for visitors, so only one the party dining whilst we were here.

Really like this place. We had a family meal here on a Saturday evening, and weren't disappointed. Yorkshire portions of really good pub grub -- two pie and chips, and two hunter's chicken -- that totally hit the spot after a walk, and really cheap too. Great atmosphere, and excellent ale. It's on my list of places to go back to.

We were a group of 8 friends staying in nearby Ravensworth and decided to give this place a go. We were glad we did! Of the four evening meals we had out in the Richmond area, this was the one we enjoyed most. The menu was imaginative, presentation was excellent and, above all, the food was delicious. I had a kale, butternut squash and feta frittata which was just lovely. The others had dishes ranging from monkfish to venison casserole and there were happy faces all round. Would definitely return here. It is a little out of the way and that may have been the reason there weren't many people there on a Thursday evening, but it's certainly worth a drive out from Richmond or wherever.

Extensive choice of both game, meat and fish. My venison was perfect with a herb dumpling and black pudding mash. Others in the. Group enjoyed the guinea fowl, monk fish and vegetarian frittata Perfect food Would highly recommend the food here

The staff were excellent, menu was good and place was very clean. Went as a table of 5 for Sunday lunch, beer on Draught​ was lovely and overall we were very happy. Starters were great, deserts were also very good but main Sunday lunch was a little dissapointing. Meat was a bit bland and fatty (we tried lamb and beef) and roasties were a bit tough. Yorkshire puddings and veg were good, gravy also lovely, just lacked that spark. Left full and price was less than expected. Overall a good 8/10