The Wheatsheaf in Rutland

Been here a few times. Last time was Sunday 24th March. Roast was nice with a dish of fresh vegetables. Also ordered Stilton and Mushroom Risotto which seemed a tiny portion but curiously was just a sauce as only a few grains of rice in it, the garlic bread gave it the most substance. Not an enjoyable dish.

Tend to go here once a year and usually in January! The welcome and service is always good and the basic pub grub is tasty and nicely presented. Good choice of beers etc and all at fair prices! Must go in the summer!

I love the atmosphere and food to this pub and always welcoming I deffo give this place ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ I will keep coming back as always

Best sunday roast ive had - well cooked and presented with lashings of gravy and a smile from the servers. Pub had a lovely atmosphere typical english cou try pub with reasonable prices.

Well run. Clean. Very polite staff. Freshly prepared local produce. Sunday roast was exceptional. Beef cooked to perfection. Vegetables cooked just right. None of this frozen and ping microwave cooking. Staff very friendly. Can't rate this pub high enough.

Went for a drink today on our way through - wasn’t planning on eating here but food smelt & looked great so we took a chance and gave it a try!! (we are fussy eaters). So glad we did, it was a fabulous Roast. A tad expensive at £16.95 each - £8.25 for kids, however we had Beef and got plenty of slices each, a great sized yorkie, plenty of veg and potatoes plenty!! The horseradish was also delightful Staff were friendly and welcoming - as bikers this isn’t always the case We will definitely return !

Excellent pub experience myself and my partner were camping in the area thought we would try the local pub for Sunday lunch. The service was friendly and efficient we ordered 2 roast beef Sunday lunches. Everything was cooked perfectly great portion size and was delicious. What I did like was we didn’t have to wait ages for the bill afterwards, we will definitely be back again the pub has a warm and welcoming atmosphere- wish it was my local!

If you want to pay £15 for a portion that is called a full meal but resembles a child's portion then this is the place for you! first time here on a stop of home from Rutland water, and will be the last, poor value for money in the opinion of all 4 of us who ate here

My wife and I had a short break in the midweek following Easter and stayed in Edith Weston. One evening, we walked to the Wheatsheaf from our accommodation and had a three course meal, which was truly excellent. The wine was good too. This is real Pub food expertly cooked with the freshest ingredients. The Pub has a nice friendly atmosphere and the staff were great. I wish this Pub was in our village.

I have been hearing about the delicious lunches here, particularly the gammon steak from my husband. When we visited the area this weekend, we went with my in-laws. We didn't order a huge variety. Despite many mouth-watering choices, three of us ordered chicken, leek and ham pie and one had the gammon steak. Everything came to the table piping hot, fresh and delicious. The combination of the pie, chips and fresh peas was outstanding. The local beers were flavourful. Service: the owner was very considerate of my father-in-law who has mobility problems. The area where we were seated was on the level of the entrance. There were no steps and the owner made sure that the seating was comfortable. The wait staff were attentive and prompt, but not intrusive. The décor is pleasant - traditional but fresh and clean looking. There is a wood fire in an adjoining room; perfect for a cold evening. A sheltered beer garden is at the front entrance of the pub, under a marquee at the moment, but that may change in the warmer months. I would like to come back in the summer. I hope to make visiting the Edith Weston Wheatsheaf a habit; there were too many dishes I would like to try.

Visited the Wheatsheaf after a long walk at Rutland Water. A lot of local pubs only took bookings and I called in advance and was told walk ins were welcome. We opted for the roasts.....one Beef, one Turkey, both were delicious with and lovely cheeseboard to share to finish. Lovely friendly staff and great Sunday lunch.

Thank you for accommodating our family group of eight at short notice for lunch this week. Excellent pub food, lovely warm welcome and good pint of Everard’s.

We were part of a group sailing at Rutland Water and a crowd of us visited the pub on Monday to socialise. Despite coinciding with another large group, the staff catered for us all admirably. Better still, the grub was cooked to perfection. Even better, on a sweltering hot summer evening, the pint of Everards 'Sunchaser' quelled the thirst perfectly. So much so that we returned the next night for more of the same!

We are doing a little pub tour of our home county and popped along for a bite to eat on a Saturday evening and had a lovely meal and pint sat outside in the marquee area. I was hoping there would be more of a pretty outdoor garden area, but it did the job. The inside looked really lovely. We had the chicken breast and a steak pie, both really nicely cooked with fresh salad and vegetables. Service was excellent, a really nice unpretentious but nicely cooked meal in a great location. We will be back!

The pub was very busy at Sunday lunchtime. We has two small children with us. Despite the pressure of a full pub, the staff could not have been more helpful and welcoming. Nothing was too much trouble. The food was excellent. This was our second visit and we will undoubtedly be back again on our trips North as it is only about ten minutes from the A1.

Service and staff very friendly BUT value for money shocking!! My wife had King Prawn starter as main but prawns were not King! Few slithers of Smoked Salmon, two quarters of un fresh brown bread and SOME salad- £7.95! I had gammon, egg, pineapple, mushy...

Lovely meal in a real traditional country pub! The steamed ginger pudding was delicious- best dessert I've had in ages - loved it 😊😍

Called in unplanned on a Sunday early evening and were delighted to see that they still serving food. We both had roast beef and vegetable and gravy served separately, lovely food and prompt and friendly service.

Great food, staff friendly. Not 5 stars as the real ale I had was not the best, but they rotate their beers, so just happened to be one that I didn’t like. Others may really like it.

Stopped for dinner whilst having a short break in nearby Preston. Staff were very friendly - service was good, food was very good and real ales on offer were reasonably priced. Also very dog friendly so would visit again if in the area.

Friendly pub with decent service. Beer is reasonable at just over £4/pint. Good atmosphere early on a Sat night though fairly dead by 9.30. Food is OK, nothing special but reasonable standard pub fare

Third visit here and never disappointed. The fish and chips were really excellent and the service was good too. Some nice beers on tap also and plenty of parking. A great pub, close to Rutland Water in the attractive village of Edith Weston.

Popped in for a lunch, have never been before and menu looked alright. I ordered the ploughmans, came with no ham just salad, cheese, pickle and a woeful little slice of pork pie. Wife ordered the burger, it was inedible. Had a terrible bitter taste...

8 of us went for evening meal and found the pub very pleasant and comfortable to sit in and the staff were friendly and efficient. Didnt have to wait too long for all the meals and everyone was happy with then. Prices very reasonable. Would...

Friendly and welcoming staff; attractive ambience; good (ie bright) lighting; local ales ; well-cooked and attractively presented food (try the wonderful fish pie); speedy service; hot plates; and, best of all, NO music ! We were staying in a local hotel for 2 nights, and...

Good food. Good beer. Good atmosphere. Great service. Staff go out of their way to make your visit good. I will be back when I'm next in the area.

On a recent visit to Rutland water the Wheatsheaf was our local the food is pub grub but cooked and prepared so it always enjoyable piping hot and very tasteful. The staff were very welcoming and the atmosphere pleasurable plenty of seating inside and out....

Such a lovely setting… Staff friendly…food lovely … left stuffed …. would recommend to anyone as it is something different to stamford options

I last visited The Wheatsheaf back in 1986 whilst stationed at RAF North Luffenham about 10 mins walk away. The pub has changed dramatically since then, but what a transformation. The staff were fantastic especially when my partner got a bit of food stuck in...

Was recommended this on our holiday to Rutland. Was fantastic. Amazing food, great portions and good price. Service was excellent. Very knowledgeable on the cask ales and wine available. Would definitely go back

Staff were friendly and welcoming. We both ordered the steak and ale pie which was promptly served and came with a choice of chips/peas or potatoes/vegetables. We both thought that this was the best Pub pie that we had ever had. The pie was large with plenty of tender lean meat. There was also a choice of 2 real ales.

We loved everything we had here. We shared a starter of delicious Kingprawns in a light batter, served with a small salad and sweet chilli sauce. For main courses we had a generous slice of chicken and leek pie, served with new potatoes and a selection of vegetables, although chips were also on offer, and a tender rump steak, served with chips and a choice of various sauces. The ales were also very good, the staff friendly and efficient and service was prompt.

Visited for evening dinner. Staff were so friendly and helpful. The setting is lovely and the food was fantastic. The bill was very reasonable. Will definitely visit again.

Lovely location, friendly staff and despite the loosening of covid restrictions I was pleased to see they were still taking covid seriously.

Bog standard ribs, scampi, burgers kind of food. The chips were excellent, but the rest was the type of thing thats bought in frozen and reheated from Brakes. The huge plastic banner advertising Steak cheaply should have told us this, but there was nothing else open in the area. First impressions weren't great, 3 whole blackboards with lists of RULES as you go in and the stench from the loos right by the front door was very offputting. It was the smell of those block things in the mens urinals that wafted to us at our table everytime the front door opened.The food was hot and like i said the chips were lovely, but the salad was undressed and i had to ask for tartar sauce for my scampi. But hey ho. It was fairly empty on a lunchtime, but it gets some great reviews, so some people obviously like it! Just not for me.

Visited at short notice for a meal.I have to say service was prompt and helpful.A good atmosphere and comfortable.The food was first class and efficiently served.Overall a good experience considering we had not visited before.We shall return.I am not easily pleased so credit where credit is due.

Stopoed here for Sunday lunch after a trip to Rutland Water. Friendly service, good prices and a good portion, especially of the meat which is sometimes lacking. No need to book in advance either.

Lovely friendly pub with quick service. Great home cooked food, would recommend. From our campsite it was about a 50 minutes walk to the pub so we tried to call them to make sure they were open due to Covid but they didn’t answer after calling several times but we were advised later they close between lunch and dinner. We decided to take the risk and walk there anyway and luckily it paid off.

Have had the takeaway Sunday lunch several times, the portions are very good and also other dishes on other days too. Staff are always friendly, helpful and accommodating. They provide a good, safe service during these difficult times. Will be visiting again soon. Definitely recommended.

Went here today to meet friends for lunch. First time we had been there. Staff very friendly and helpful. Food delicious. Fully directed on where to go. Will definitely be going back.

Wow. Got greeted at the entrance made to wear a mask on entry even if you was outside. Asked to do track and trace which they were checking. All table service, and was short staffed but never waited long for service. All very well organised. Been here before and was so pleased they kept the boozy steak pie on the menu. All thumbs up to the staff, service, drinks and especially the food. I just wish some customers would understand even after a year that they shouldn’t have a attitude when having to wear a mask on entry. The staff and landlord are doing a fab job here.

If you love pub classics and expect a good, substantial, tasty meal, this is a great choice. Been here a few times and we’ve never experienced even the slightest hint of bad service. The staff work so hard and always try to accommodate, even during a very busy bank holiday Monday during eat out to help out. Great tasting food, you’ll never leave hungry and it’s brilliant value for money. Good for walkers, cyclists too as it’s a short walk from Rutland water.

Absolutely fabulous menu, spoilt for choice.! A very experienced chef has put this menu together and produced some stunning plates of food. Accompanied by an excellent recommendation of wine.. Very relaxed atmosphere for everyone-.families friends and couples. Suggest you book in advance so not to be disappointed Staff and service excellent..

Excellent meal,visit was for a 50th wedding anniversary, staff were very helpful and welcoming, thank you to all staff for a special day, will definitely return 👏👏

On a family outing to Rutland Water, popped in for lunch on a busy Saturday and had a lovely meal. They have a sensible queueing system but it still feels like a proper pub. Staff ensured we were comfortable and served our drinks (and a jug of water) promptly, as the food took a while to arrive. Delicious scampi, huge yummy crispy haddock & chips. The burger was “ok” (says my eloquent 13yo nephew). Well done to John and the team, we’ll definitely be back!

Came in for a meal here with my stepson after a lovely bike ride around rutland water. My stepsons burger came out with little speckles of mould on the bun. We brought this to the staffs attention and the owner (John) came over with a very arrogant approach and could not take any criticism about this below average food. All my son wanted was another bun and some polite customer service and this would have resolved this matter. BUT NO BUN WAS OFFERED. Instead he goes back into the kitchen and grabs the bag of bread rolls and chucks them on the table in front of him saying 'for your concern' in an aggressive manor. We were both shocked and instead of causing a scene he decided to pick off the the mould and eat the burger. Not something that we expected to do in a restaurant. I'm not sure if John has rubbed off on his staff but one came over to collect the plates and could not of looked more unhappy if she tried. No thank you or no how was the meal. John if you ran this business and relied off local custom you would be out of business a long time ago with your average food and terrible customer service skills. The only reason I can think to why you are in business is that you get random people come to you each time through the tourism around the area.I also run a business and it amazes me that you treat customers like this. Your responses on trip adviser speak for themselves of how you respond to criticism and how you have lied and made my stepson out to be in the wrong. I don't care how many positive reviews you have as you can get the negative ones deleted from trip adviser, but if you actually cared about the customer you wouldn't have to state this comment and you would actually be more concerned about there negative experience. A little bit of advise that you could really do with is, a negative customer experience can be turned into a positive if you had some good customer service skills.If you got a bit of filler and filled in that chip on your shoulder you might actually get better on in life. Hopefully the recession that is coming will make way for a better business to take over this restaurant.

Went for dinner had a burger and the burger bun had mould on the top, guy came out and told me its just the grill, what grill causes clearly green mould? He was rude and patronising as he bought out some other rolls to show me they are fresh which I believed but with the heat they can easily mould. All he had to do was get me a new bun or other something else yet he was rude and obnoxious. Too big of an ego to be be honest and sort it out like he should of. Will not be returning and cannot recommend either! See the photos for the mould.

Great service, covid precautions followed to the letter with no fuss. Fantastic steak / ham open sandwiches. Friendly, staff. Felt very safe and valued. Thank you. Will be returning.

We were passing and called in for a sandwich.Very nice pub with excellent staff serving very good food.

Came for a ride out to Rutland on the motorbikes and wanted to visit here based on the reviews. So glad we did! A warm welcome from the moment we walked in and great food choice. Settled for the steak and fish and chips. Really clean pub and nice atmosphere. Finished with cheese and biscuits and left very full and satisfied. Will definitely plan a trip back here

Very nice experience. Food was good and plentiful, service obliging and real ale excellent. Kids food good too!

Very welcoming & friendly staff & delicious food! The fish for the fish & chips is huge! Not at all greasy & crispy batter. The beef stroganoff is so nice too.

An excellent lunch here today....the food was good as indeed it was when we last passed by in November.Staff are friendly and helpful and we will certainly return as we would like to try their Sunday lunch!A very impressive pub with a decent and comfortable sitting area.

We called here for lunch after a walk in the nearby countryside. Decent menu and unrushed service. We would call again for a simple lunch.

We went here for dinner on 5th January 2020.Rutland Water was very quiet so not many places open on a Sunday evening serving food.The Wheatsheaf were happy to give us a table up until 6.30pm.The lady who served us behind the bar was very welcoming and friendly.Standard pub menu however goood value for money.My partner had the fish and chips & I had the roast, both had potato skins to start both yummy.We live on the North Norfolk coast so fish and chips are one of our faves but he said they were delicious.Sadly we couldn't fit in a dessert very full.Would go back & Recommend this coat pub!

We called in on Sunday afternoon of the 29th December and had a roast lunch which was superb, great friendly staff who gave a very warm welcome.After dinner, we had a very good conversation with the Son of the Landlord, a very nice, down to earth young man. We wish him all the best for his future career.As I have said previously it is a pity we do not live nearer

On Sunday 15th December we came with two old friends , once again, for Sunday lunch. The Pub was very busy with ,I expect with people having pre- Christmas get togethers. We did not have to wait long, before a pleasant young man came to take our order. two of us had the roast beef lunch, and two had roast turkey. The food was excellent, as always. We enjoyed our lunch also the atmosphere, which was very joyful. This is a very good village pub, with good staff, and we shall no doubt be visiting once again before long.

A pleasant atmosphere and some very friendly customers - I had a superb dinner here on Wednesday evening when there is an offer on steaks

My wife and I called in for a pint and a sandwich on the way back from Rutland water. Ordered the sandwiches from a pleasant girl at the bar, half of lager for the wife and a pint of real ale for me.I drank a third of the pint before I had to give up. The beer was fine - not cloudy in the slightest - but tasted tart and vinegary. I went back to the bar and ordered a pint of lager for myself instead. I didn't make a fuss or ask for a replacement even though I should have, I just asked the bar staff to tell the landlord that the pipes needed cleaning, paid for my pint and went back to my sandwich.Ten minutes later the landlord came over and had a go at us for daring to suggest his lines weren't clean. No "I'm sorry you weren't happy" or " is there anything I can do to make it better" Just an aggressive response to some helpful criticism. He cleans his lines "religiously every Friday morning" apparently. Well, if you're reading this landlord, try starting the process on Thursday night instead because your pipes are infected. Leave the fluid in 12 hours and spend the time reading up on customer service.I wouldn't have rushed back for over-priced, lacklustre food anyway, but given the attitude of the fella running the place I wouldn't recommend it on any basis.

Great pub. Good food, good ale (Everad Tigers) the service was a bit mixed though as they seem to serve the regulars first. We did enjoy our visit and would go back (probably)

We visited The Wheatsheaf at 4pm on a wet Sunday afternoon after a walk on the Rutland Water path. We were a group of 9, with 4 adults and 5 kids aged 10-15. The pub was fairly busy, although obviously past the Sunday lunch rush. We were seated straight away with menus handed out immediately, and had friendly service for drinks at the bar. Most of our group opted for the roast dinner, with others having scampi, burger or a choice from the children's menu. The food arrived in about 15mins, and all the meals came very close together, which is often tricky for larger groups. Generous portions and nice hot food, good servings of vegetables with the Sunday roast. We all had dessert from the choices on the blackboard, and all were very good, with the profiteroles being a favourite with the kids. All in all a very successful meal in a welcoming, cosy pub with friendly and efficient staff. We'd definitely return if we are in the area again.

First time here and what a delight. Friendly and helpful staff but probably the best fish and chips I’ve ever had in a pub. The fish pie I’m told was full of fish and thoroughly enjoyed too! Other members of the group has sandwiches and or baguettes which looked equally good. A good range of beers on offer too.

4 of us were looking for something to eat on Sunday afternoon and came across this lovely pub. Food was excellent and good gluten free options

We have never visited this pub although less than 15 minutes from home. It was a busy Sunday lunchtime on our way home from Nottingham. Surprisingly full menu for a Sunday including a good vegetarian section.

Visited on a busy Friday night. We had not booked and only decided to visit a few moments before.

We had lovely meals two consecutive evenings. Good welcome as soon as we stepped through the door. 4 specials and a good pub menu. The steak was really tender and the chips just right. Chicken pie was delicious. The cannelloni was extra good and a varied salad. Gammon pineapple , egg and chips as good as we had had anywhere. Despite it being quite busy the staff gave us really good attention. Would definitely come again when in the area.

Good dog friendly pub in pretty little village. Good choice on menu and lunch was tasty and good value. Was nice sitting outside in the patio area

Eight of us met up for the day visiting family at nearby Uppingham School. We walked to the pub and were quickly found a table. Even the dog was welcome! The service was a little slow, but it was busy for their obviously popular Sunday lunch. We had a range of food, all was excellent. A great place.

We have lunched here on 2 previous occasions and because we have always had excellent food and great service it was an obvious choice. We we not disappointed on our third visit. Son had Ploughman’s which was excellent. My wife and I had baguettes which were huge but delicious. Accompanying salad was neatly presented.

Not our 1st visit. And won't be our last. My husband went for the gammon - no egg or pineapple. Was offered battered onion rings instead.

Went for lunch with our 2 dogs. We were amazed to find we could actually take them inside to eat! Due to it being a lovely day we chose to sit outside. The food was fantastic, staff very friendly and the coffee had to of been one of the best I’ve had in a very longtime. We will definitely visit again.

A fabulous lunch here. Brilliant service. Also an amazing manager who helped me organise a future booking for my local WI group.

A great pub and restaurant close to Rutland Water, great food, first class Chef and friendly staff. Dog friendly as well. Our family love this place as it is very relaxed with a great atmosphere.

The food was excellent, we had rib eye steak which was cooked to perfection. Service was friendly and extremely efficient considering how busy it was. definitely go again

Our first visit for a evening meal to this Dog Friendly Pub from a nearby campsite, wondering why we’ve not been before? The food was excellent, steak cooked just as ordered & Moules & frites off the specials board were delicious. The staff were all friendly & helpful & we won’t wait for another stormy night to go back for more. Many thanks to everyone, see you soon.

We visited this pub which stands at the edge of Edith Weston village which is absolutely charming. The ambience is authentic and the service is good.

On visiting for a drink one afternoon I was met with what I can only describe as the most patronising, rude member of staff. My Gin was served in a small child's lemonade glass and on asking for a Gin glass was met with "why would I want a tiny gin served in a big glass so I can put my little hands around it and look at it". I was then followed outside and was told they do not serve Gin in a gin glass because customers steal them. Think customer service training is needed. I will not be visiting again even though I am local. After all would beer in a mug be acceptable? Below a picture of a Gin in the correct glass for reference. Gin lovers avoid.

I was part of a group staying at the nearby Normanton Best Western. This is the nearest pub and a pleasant walk away along the edge of the reservoir in the right weather.

My group ate twice at this pub, it is close to the Normanton Park Hotel. The food is fine, and decent beer is available.

Stopped in for dinner just because we were near. Friendly barkeep and waitress answered some questions about beers and menu. We had the Haddock and chips and the Boozie meat pie. Both were very good. Huge fish portion, delishious, and the batter light and flakey. Meat pie(steak and ale) was rich and tender. Great meal!

On a Sunday this was very popular and the restaurant area was full but it was a glorious day and so we were able to sit outside. We had the Sunday lunch which was delicious and served nicely with the meat and potatoes plated and the vegetables separately. It looked like a very tidy plate of food and tasted great. It isn't the cheapest place to eat and soft drinks were expensive but the food was good. Clearly popular with the locals and for a good reason.

The best place I’ve ever eaten. Food is fresh, filling and the portions are great. Friendly and extremely helpful staff. Great atmosphere lovely decor. Plenty of seating inside and out. Lovely beers and larger. Would highly recommend!!!!!

I have to say that when I first came here it felt like I had come to my local. Everyone in there is not a stranger but rather a friend that I am yet to meet. Thanks for the warm welcome but can you make the burger a tad bit smaller please?! It was delicious but hard to finish!

Visited recently as four adults and a child.

We had a meal here the other night. It was by far and away the best meal we had in the area on our 7 day holiday. The steak I had was superb, better than in many restaurants and my partner's burger was good too. Service was efficient and attentive. A very well run establishment.

Excellent pub food we had whitebait to share which came promptly with a spare plate to share. Chicken pie was fab with real pieces of tasty chicken served with gravy. The burgers were excellent too as was the vegetarian option of which there were many. Highlight though was the staff the landlord is lucky to have them.

A beautiful place. The staff are really friendly, the interior is quaint and the food is excellent. If you cycle around Rutland Water (which you should), The Wheatsheaf is on the map given to you, so is easy to find. Highly recommended.

Called and for a steak night supper and was not disappointed, 8oz Rump cooked to perfection, looked after by very attentive staff, This pub, in my opinion, can't be faulted, If you are in the area give it a try, Do wish we lived nearer

Had the lasagna and fajitas and wow they were great and the service was exceptional the staff were so friendly and our woofer loved it

Enjoyed a nice three course meal on a Sunday afternoon. Service was good and the menu has a nice range of options. Most of our party had the Sunday roast and throughly enjoyed it.

Food is good but not great pub grub. The lasagnes are terrible. The bechemal sauce comes as a slice The meat sauce is dry and the vegetable lasagne comes with a pile of veg in the middle.

There were very few others on the day that we went but the place was pleasant and had a nice ambience about it. The food was very good, well prepared, served hot and very tasty. Service was efficient but I can imagine that in the summer when visitors abound there could a short wait, although they did seem very organised. Slight drawback was that the bar and serving staff were a little short of 'bedside manner' hardly a smile raised but as I have said very efficient. Perhaps we caught them on an off day as friends have raved about the place. Well worth a visit.

Saturday lunch was excellent, piping hot, very tasty food. We thoroughly enjoyed every mouthful, we didn’t have a desert,though the choice on the board was very tempting. Service was also swift and polite. We had searched for a dog friendly pub in the area, so pleased that we chose this one. Definitely one that is on the ‘will visit again ‘ list

We had lunch at The Wheatsheaf when we stayed in Edith Weston. Its a lovely village next to Rutland water. The pub is a lovely village pub with friendly helpful staff. Very doggie friendly so our dog approved! Nice food - massive portions - we're veggie & there was enough choice for us. I recommend!

This is a lovely village pub in Edith Weston. The menu was a typical pub lunch one with something for everyone. The specials also looked very interesting. Plenty of available tables and you could sit where you wanted. Having selected our mains we ordered at the bar. The food arrived promptly and was very hot, tasty and good value for money. We also had a look at the dessert board and decided to have desserts. My syrup sponge was hot and definitely a winter warmer. The servers were lovely, friendly and efficient. We were made to feel welcome and would recommend.

Excellent Tiger on draft, with good wholesome food. The chips are fantastic. Looking forward to the winter specials.

First time only had a few drinks, but was a very friendly place. Perfectly placed seating areas, dogs very much welcomed

Greeted by two delightful young ladies, on what was a bit of a dismal night. Gilly had Steak Pie and I had the rump steak cooked medium rear both meal cooked and presented to perfection (Thanks Chef), I highly recommend this hostelry

Very welcoming and efficient, even though they were hosting at least one birthday party and 5.00pm on a Sunday is perhaps not the best time to turn up looking for a meal. We were served promptly and all four of us enjoyed our three choices from the Sunday lunch menu. All in all, we went away happy and full.

Food good apart from vegetarian lasagne, bland, minimal filling mainly pasta!