The Yew Tree Public House in Shropshire

First visit here. Decided on the carvery. Beef was tough, vegetables were luke warm, the sauce in the cauliflower broccoli cheese was watery as was the leek dish, and plates were cold! Pastry on apple pie was very undercooked. Ambience in room was not good, so all in all not a good experience. Staff were friendly. Will not return.

Myself and 5 friends were in Stretton for the car show over the weekend of 10th - 11th Aug. We booked a table for the Sat evening and had a fantastic meal. The food was exceptional, good choice, hot and plenty of it without being over facing, the beer was really well kept and rather moreish. The staff who looked after us, Hattie and Ella, were great, very friendly and attentive. If you're looking for good food, a nice pint, great atmosphere and brilliant staff whilst in Stretton you won't do better than The Yew Tree.

Thursday carvery. Lots of meat and plenty veg. Good value. Shared a nice Bakewell tart for dessert. Staff very friendly.

We booked a table with our 2 dogs, but the dog area was in the public bar with a tv over the table! We opted to sit in the garden (in the cold) and had an OK meal, but apart from the friendly waitress, it was very disappointing. We had read such good reviews of this pub, but would definitely not visit there again

We ate at this place on the last day of our holiday as we were just up the road in Church Stretton. All walked out we drove the 3mins to find a nice big carpark next to the pub. Lovely friendly service throughout. A good choice of dishes on the menu and gluten free options available. The food was very tasty and well prepared. Good portion size and reasonably priced too. Not sure why this place wasn’t busier as it delivered a very nice last meal for our stay.

Popped in for a drink as we were passing. Nice friendly staff that serviced us quickly. Ended up having lunch too. Had the Italian meat sandwich. The portion size was massive and it was really tasty. Would definitely recommend to anyone wanting good food and booze at a reasonable price. We will be back. 😊

We stayed at The Yew Tree whilst on a walking weekend in the Shropshire Hills. It’s a great place to stay, the room was tastefully done and the food was very good, both for dinner and breakfast. Family run business that doesn’t have the ‘part of a chain’ feel to it. Good value for money as well. We will definitely return if we are in the area again. Thanks for a great stay.

Probably the nicest Hunters Chicken I've ever tasted. My frien who had the same agreed. Hubby enjoyed the beef. Desserts were nice too. Good service and reasonable prices

A nice traditional pub with rooms. Nice bar with the sprinkling of locals a d visitors alike. It serves Ludlow Gold on draught which is always a massive plus! Lovely pub grub - gammon and chips, fish and chips. Huge portions but really tasty and terrific VFM!!Room was spotless and rather modern in style. Unfortunately the radiators didn't work until the staff had re-booted the boiler later in the evening! There was a lovely big bath there too- but no hot water all night or even this morning. Separate shower had hot water! Disappointing as we don't have a bath at home and it was a trip for my wife's birthday and she fancied a luxuriant bath! Shame as this has prevented a 5 out of 5.

Went for Sunday lunch. Nice, spacious pub with outdoor seating. Busy but no waiting around, could just go to the carvery when we wished. Choice of meats and plenty of veg & potatoes. Even saw a young girl go back for a second full plate! Friendly service. Would recommend.

Nice spot to spend an evening. Not a huge menu but the food is very good. Friendly place with good service. One of the better places to eat in the area or a nice place to just pop in for a drink.

Today I went for Sunday lunch to find they have a carvery. There was a choice of 3 meats. The meat was cooked just right with the beef still being a bit pink and they didn’t scrimp on portion size. There was a great selection of vegetables to accompany the meat, a lovely Yorkshire pudding and the horse radish sauce had a great little kick!!

Very helpful staff and pleasant afternoon. Sea bass could of been cooked was a-little soggy However my husband enjoyed his fillet steak and chips

This is the second time we have had a poor experience at the Yew Tree. We went as a large part on good Friday. We had to wait over an hour for our food then when it came almost all our meals were disappointing and poorly cooked. My fish and chips was particularly underwhelming the batter being soggy and the fish not as fresh as it should be. The risotto was greasy and overwhelmed by the chorizo it contained. The flan and burgers were dry and not very tasty. However the waiting staff were helpful and friendly.

What a fantastic fine. Everything from checking in, the room, the service to the meals were first class. The room was lovely, clean and very comfortable. Margaret does a lovely job she is fantastic. We ate in the restaurant every evening and the food was first class cooked to perfection and served by friendly attentive staff. Anyone visiting the area for either a walking holiday or just site seeing this is a must to either stay or pop in for a meal.

Took my walking group to the Yew Tree today and had to rearrange our meals, ordered in advance, several times owing to injury to one member. Kevin and the team were extremely understanding and helpful as our arrangements kept altering. Not all pubs would have been so flexible. Food was excellent too. So thoroughly to be recommended

We reserved a table for Saturday evening and were really looking forward to it. When we arrived we were greeted very warmly and offered a choice of table which was great. We both chose the haddock with hand cut triple cooked chips and enjoyed a lovely pint of larger whilst we waited. Then the food arrived....... The fish looked like it had been thrown on to the plate, skin side up and the chips were basic oven chips, which hadn't even been cooked through and were hard in the middle. I didn't eat mine and my partner only ate his because he was hungry, such a disappointment. When I complained we were told that the chef had run out of hand cut, triple cooked chips and had given us frozen chips instead! Not a great thing to be admitting on a Saturday evening, especially as the table next to us had got a bowl of them. We won't be returning which is a shame

We chose to stay here because family live nearby and we came for birthday celebrations. The room was lovely, clean and comfortable. We didn't eat in the restaurant but the breakfast was very good. Lovely staff and great beer if you like a pint of real ale. Will definitely be visiting again if in the area and would highly recommend.

Stopped off for lunch while travelling. Staff really friendly and welcoming. Fairly busy (2ish on a Saturday afternoon) and pleased to see that dogs are welcome. We both ordered the beef brisket with colcannon and roasted veg which arrived pretty quickly. They were large portions and absolutely delicious. 100% recommended.

We arrived here after a beautiful walk up on the fells. Welcoming, good humoured service. Fantastic real ales. We didn’t have time to eat but the menu looked interesting so we’ll certainly return.

Bar staff at the Yew Tree certainly know how to look after their real ales. We attended on the Sunday and the beer had been served outside from firkins, covered in cooling jackets since friday and it was still in perfect condition. The beer was not bright, but live beer and was perfect even when coming to the end of their festival. As camera members we search for pubs selling real ales but some publicans struggle to keep their beers in good condition. TheYewTree certainly always serve a good pint. If you want good British beer, this is the place. Well done Kev and all of you. Thanks

Dropped in for the beer festival. Great range of ales on offer. Great knowledge from the man in charge about the history and origins of the ales. Lovely friendly atmosphere

We were staying just up the road in Church Stretton and had our 50th Wedding Anniversary celebration here with our family (9 adults and 3 kids. We had a room to ourselves and there was something on the menu for everyone despite our widely differing...

Best haddock and chips we've had in years. Crispy batter and chunky triple cooked chips perfectly cooked. Friendly staff pleasant dining area and keenly priced beer. Just passing through otherwise would definitely be back.

Good value, efficient service, great food. Worth a visit. You could easily miss this pub / restaurant if you pass by on the Ludlow to Shrewsbury road, worth the diversion travelling up the minor road through Church Stretton or simply turn off the A49 just...

Very nice meal here at extremely reasonable prices, including the beer, which must be the cheapest in Shropshire. Wide choice on the menu, nicely cooked and presented food. Very friendly welcome. Typical family country village pub. Good size car park. Located in the middle of...

Came for an impromptu lunch on a walk and was delighted! The mussels and parmesan chips were delicious and as for the Eton Mess ... The bar staff and waiters were brilliant, so friendly and the atmosphere in the beer garden with a mix of...

We were a party of twelve and really enjoyed all of our food courses sitting in the dining room. The stand out dishes were the beef brisket and the fish and chips and the crumble for pudding. Lauren and team are always friendly and work...

I’ve popped in a couple of times to the Yew Tree Inn this week. It’s a proper pub, with great beers and chatty locals. Unfortunately I enjoyed the Butty Bach a little too much yesterday, after a very hilly 15 mile walk. I certainly tottered...

We were part of a group of 19 who went to the Yew Tree for a 3 course Sunday lunch. I didn't hear anyone complaining about their meal and it all looked beautiful. Personally I started with mushroom soup accompanied with really lovely brown bread,...

Always here when visiting family and the Butty Bach is as good an ale as you will find anywhere, moreish indeed. Came here to eat with a gang and although the two course is fantastic value, the food reports were mixed. The scampi was overcooked...

Welcoming with a good menu choice. Great tasting food, lovely pub and friendly and helpful staff. Thank you for looking after us.

We had a fantastic experience earlier this month with the Yew Tree Inn. The food was delicious, the pre-ordering and food intolerances were dealt with seamlessly and service was good. There was a large group of us and everyone complimented the food- the steak and...

Love the Yew Tree, cannot recommend the food enough. I had the brisket and it was beautifully cooked. Party of 8 and everyone enjoyed their food, couldn’t fault it. Would highly recommend. Thank you!

This Pub has new management, and it is working well. Great atmosphere, Very good PIZZA, and well kept local BEERS.

Was greeted by Kevin the very helpful and friendly bar manager who showed us to our room which had a fantastic roll top bath. The dinner was superb as well as the service and was only surpassed by the exceptional breakfast. Would definitely return here...

Ate here Saturday evening food was delicious service excellent Lovely warm cosy pub would return Thanks lolly

They saved me a wonderful sandwich for when I retuned after the kitchen closed. Convivial atmosphere in the bar. Characterful and comfortable bedroom with beams, smart decor, good-sized shower and bath. Clean, tidy and more modern style dining room. Easy parking and good heated/covered outdoor...

My partner I stayed at the Yew Tree Inn for a three night stay., whilst we explored the local countryside and walked the Long Mynd. The location was central to the lovely Shropshire hills and also to Ludlow. The accommodation was excellent and the rooms...

Was there a couple of days ago (Aug 21) and the Yew Tree is as nice as ever, great setting and wonderful decor inside. The menu seems to have changed to a more gastro style rather than the previous "good English pub food" and the...

We went for a meal in the last night of our holiday, needing options for vegetarians and dedicated carnivores, some liking adventurous food and others wanting decent pub grub. The Yew Tree had everything we needed. The pub fayre was really well done (triple cooked...

Superb meal and very friendly staff. Highly recommended. Good outside undercover facilities in the pavilion with log burning stove.

A last minute booking for a B&B in lovely traditional pub which exceeded our expectations! We were looking for an overnight stay near to Carding Mill Valley in Church Stretton and were lucky enough to come across The Yew Tree Inn at All Stretton which...

Great to have the Yew Tree back in Little Stretton and I'd heard good things, with the chef from Housemans on board. Unfortunately on our visit, someone had a non Covid 'bug' and the kitchen was closed, to be on the safe side. Really friendly...

Clean contemporary decor made for attractive ambiance. Enjoyed the Mediterranean tart. Pleasant staff.

This is a real gem. Beautiful en-suite rooms with very tasteful contemporary furnishings. Our double had ample space and was spotlessly clean. Quiet too despite being over a pub.

We came here on a spur of the moment decision. Quick and very friendly service and having initially thought the food may be a bit ‘chippy’ was pleasantly surprised. I had 2 starters instead of a main. Pork belly with roasted pineapple and a satay...

We only popped in for a couple of drinks tonight and the pub was well cared for, the staff were friendly and the beers (and G&T) were excellent. I’m really glad this pub is on my doorstep (whilst on holiday). Thank you.

Lauren and all of the team at the Ewe tree were fantastic! We decided to have my mothers wake here as she had lived in the village. The food was amazing ing with a wide selection of sandwiches, sausage roles, pork pies and delicious cakes....

Went on a Saturday for Coffee and Cake,as heard it was good. Got a table and sat down, a very surly looking blonde women appeared , asking what we wanted, no menu was offered , or any expiination of what was available, we just guessed...

We booked a table having passed this lovely looking inn on our travels. The staff were very attentive and happy to make socially distanced, mask wearing conversation which was well received considering most of us have been talking to ourselves for over a year. We...

Menu looked great but the food itself was disappointing. The service could also do with improvement. However it's good to see the effort made with the outdoor area, looks great.

Very impressed with the Yew tree. Great menu, the steaks were deliciously tender and tasty, and brownies freshly cooked and wished I had ordered one, rather than sneaking one bite from the children’s! The children’s fish and chips gorgeous too. Lots of covered outdoor seating, friendly staff and close to stunning walks.Only slight negative was the vegan with our group only had one option, which was houmous and pitta bread, so not a brilliant meal for her, but carnivores and pescatarians very happy.

On the way home from a little getaway in the campervan and we came across this lovely place, amazing helpful friendly staff and the food was amazing, I had the Ribeye steak and mum had the chicken roast dinner. I will definitely be returning and I highly recommend this place. LOVE IT!

We really enjoyed our lunch from the new menu and cant wait to try it all.The food was beautifully presented and all staff were friendly and efficient.The chips were hot and perfectly formed and the beer was fresh and cold.We are booking again for another lunchtime and reccommending the new menu to everyone we know.

We couldn't have had our last pint and meal out in 2020 ( thanks to lockdown ) in a better venue. After a fantastic walk in the snow covered hills of little Switzerland we stopped of at the yew tree and had the best five pound bowl of homemade curry a true winter warmer accompanied by a extremely well kept beer. We sat outside in their purpose built really well designed outdoor bar hospitality area. we were not cold though because Gary the landlord without us having to ask came out and lit the heater. All in all good food great value superb place if you visit church stretton just travel half a mile to All Stretton and be sure not to be disappointed a little hidden gem.

Came here for my sons birthday. We had the rump steak and it was cooked perfectly. The service from Ben was great and I would recommend the Yew Tree to anyone. A lot of effort had gone into the pub in the last 12 months and I wish them every success.

Just spent a few days in All Stretton with the family. Visited The Yew Tree on every night. Good beer, Butty Bach recommended. Ate there on our first night. Food was of a good quality and plenty of it. Good outside area and very pleasant service from the young lady looking after our table. Dog friendly. If I/We are in the area again I have no doubt we will return.

Well what do I say about this ate here in the week outside during the nice weather evidently locals get special treatment here sat with my wife listening to some of the worst conversation we’ve ever heard language and attitude of this male ruined our experience food was average priced but hardly hot and presented not all that great. Possibly family run as the service was relaxed and not really attentive more interested in chit chat with local people wouldn’t return here unfortunately.

This pub has it all, wonderful food,attentive staff,lots of outdoor seating and now wood fired pizzas that are amazing and a good selection of toppings.The cider house special cider is great too.Inside is lovely and cosy with different seating areas.Would highly reccommend the food and whole experience here.

An absolutely amazing gem of a country pub situated in amazing part of the country - the food was sooo good one of the best steaks I’ve ever tasted - cooked to perfection - compliments to the chef and the starters are amazing - the pate melted in the mouth and the mushrooms in garlic and blue cheese if your in the area pop in you won’t be disappointed - social distancing etc were handled very well and the barmaid was a credit to the pub

Has a real good selection of beer. Local Three Tuns and Wye valley ales.Outside space nice and spread out.Nicely situated for walking the Shropshire hills.

Just took the stress out of bank holiday cooking by visiting this gem of a pub/restaurant. First time and we will definately be back. I had the mussels and my hubby the cheeseburger, absolutely delicious. Great atmosphere and the staff are lovely. We will be back.

We had a lovely lunch at the Yew Tree Inn . Really like the new decor. Beer was perfect. Steak and Ale pie was delicious, with chips and mixed vegetables. Loved the little gravy boats with extra gravy. The COVID arrangements were clear and reassuring. A real treat after a fab walk

Staying in nearby Craven Arms, we came across The Yew Tree almost by accident whilst on a drive. Our intention was just to stop for a drink but we were tempted by the menu to stop and have a light lunch. We chose from the starter menu, my wife had Camembert and Brie and I had beef on a ciabatta served with a jug of gravy. Both were delicious washed down with an extremely well kept ale from Wye Valley Brewery. Talking of the ale, it was pulled to perfection right to the top of the glass with just an eight of an inch head. This is how real ale should always be served but sadly all too often you are handed a 'pint' with a large head. You then have to wait for it to settle (well down the glass) and request a top up. This request is never, in my experience, denied but it is not always favourably received. Not so at The Yew Tree, I complimented the barman on his ability, he said that I must be a Southerner like himself from Torquay.. He told us some of the history of the pub which was very interesting. Outside is a newly constructed outdoor bar area which will be a great place on a warm summer evening. The pub was well prepared for the current Covid crisis, with a one way system etc and we felt very safe and at ease. What a great place, home cooked food, good beer and warm friendly staff. Wished we could have stayed longer.

Having just walked The Cardingmill Valley we stopped for dinner at The Yew Tree Inn. Started with a pint of Butty Bach & had the ham egg & chips. The girls had the pie of the day, steak & ale, & it was well worth it. Service was excellent, price was very reasonable. Health & safety to the fore with hand sanitiser & contact details given.

Called in on the off chance and was instantly made welcome by Gary the landlord, a jovial character in all ways. It's hard to please a grumpy Yorkshireman but you can't be grumpy here; it was raining but it didn't matter because the Butty Batch bitter was a delight and I'm thankful that my son was driving, not me.The downside is that we were not there long enough, but there will be a next time.

Lucky to have this has our local. We were nervous about coming back to pubs after lockdown, but the Yew Tree and the staff put your mind at ease.Angela is fab and runs it smoothly with Gary, it’s all kept spotlessly clean. Clear layout with one way system and easy to access the toilets.The food is amazing, all home cooked!! We’ve had mid week food as well as Sunday dinners and all have been fabulous.Feels safe enough to take kids and the kids food is brilliant. Great portions and the kids love the home made nuggets!! Thanks all to a wonderful team x

A real pleasure to spend time here.We stayed in the area over Christmas and New Year and found ourselves repeatedly back at the Yew Tree Inn.Proper bar with excellent beer (Butty Bach usually on) and good company, we usually stayed far longer than intended. But a really good and friendly atmosphere and so good to see it is well used by the locals.Had an excellent meal here as well.Having seen the Yew Tree closed for a while it's really good to see it thriving again.What's not to like? We will be back.

Paul was the only person I knew who enjoyed engaging my bloke for an evening of much needed man conversation. my husband had vascular dementia & most people avoided him but not this landlord! Bless you Paul. It meant a lot to him. This hostelry is unsuitable for those who have had a humor bypass. June 1996

Excellent meal for our group of 12 lots of food and good service bonus that its a dog friendly establisment so will definitley be reurning in the spring.

Had our Xmas party there excellent food great beer management and staff where so friendly and welcoming great atmosphere thanks for a great day will come again.

Wife and Myself had a lovely afternoon/early evening in The Yew Tree yesterday. Great seat by the log burner, in cosy lounge area,well kept ales and some "different gins". First time we've eaten there, both enjoyed our steaks with homemade chips and side scampi. Chatty young girl behind the bar who was really nice. We'll be back!

Service was excellent as was the food. Beware, you may not have enough room to eat all the food if you have both a starter and main. However it is worth trying to get through it all, Beer is kept well.

After returning from a family visit , we wanted some lunch , after arriving at noon we sat in the newly refurbished lounge with its tasteful Xmas decorations. The food and drink was divine and reasonably priced.

My wife and I had Sunday lunch here and were not disappointed. Lovely home cooked food and great beer so will definitely be returning..

The pub is currently undergoing renovations and outside is a bit of a building site. Don't let this put you off. The beer was excellent and I recommend the "Butty Bach" real ale.The food is the usual pub classics but nicely cooked, the chips are home made and salads were fresh. It is also very good value, I don't think you will do better.

This is the best pub in All Stretton. The best seating is inside at the moment as there is a lot of work being done outside. The food is good and the service OK.

A group of 8 walkers, we stayed at the Bunk House just up the road, and booked a table at the Yew Tree for our first night. The local beer, HPA was in good condition, and went down a treat. A light and citrus pint that quenched the thirst. The menu was limited, but the first night lamb shank specials were amazing, as were the home made pies, the horseshoe gammon steaks, in fact every dish was delicious. A unanimous decision to return for the next two nights saw us return for repeat helpings, and they even made a special batch of steak and ale pies to welcome us back. Altogether a lovely atmosphere and good food. The pub is being extended, so some building work outside, but it did not affect our enjoyment!

Visited this pub in passing a couple of weeks ago. We had stopped briefly en route a couple of years ago and glad to report that the renovation is a massive improvement on what this pub was and how it is now run so... well done. The food is very good indeed although having to wait forty minutes for starters is a bit of a fag but being a Sunday probably explains some of that. The main courses were superb and came early enough after the starters and the puddings were great. This Inn serves very good home made food and is worth both the journey and the wait on busy days. One regret? Maybe it was just me but the barman did seem very reluctant to hand over the change after paying for the meal and I got the distinct impression that he was trying to psych me out on the old embarrassment stakes and keep the change for himself

I would just like to say we’ve had the most delicious Sunday lunch we’ve had in ages. I don’t usually do reviews but I thought I really must. The roast beef I had consisted of three thick pieces of beef cooked to perfection. Yorkshire pudding and roast potatoes. With bowls of veg over flowing. Nothing was to much trouble for Angela and her team. Thank you we will be back very soon.

We booked here for a Saturday evening after travelling all day. We had a lovely table in the restaurant area which has recently been refurbished and looks so clean and inviting. We were immediately offered a drink by a smiling waitress, drinks served promptly while we looked at the menu. It isn’t a huge menu but there’s a good choice of traditional pub food so something for everyone to like.

We called in for a drink and decided to eat. So glad we did - we both had sirloin steak from the Specials Board and shared an orange and whisky bread and butter pudding everything was delicious. The real ale was a delight and the service was exemplary. Thank you, we can't wait to return and try the homemade pies!

Excellent country pub , great food home cooked all washed down with some of the best real ale I've tasted in years . The pub is under new management , there is a dining room , a snug lounge and a public bar inside and a work in progress outside area next to the car park . I thoroughly recommend a visit .

A comfortable retreat after a hard hay in the mountain bike saddle, good beer and good pub grub. looked after by Gary and his team.

Every year, we mourn the passing of a dear friend who, sadly, lost his fight to cancer. We mark his passing with a 'ride out' with fellow scooter owners who knew Stewart, and share his love of life and scooters. A scenic ride through the Shropshire countryside, blessed with glorious sunshine, finishing at The Yew tree in All Stretton. Despite being very busy (Sunday lunches) Angie made us very welcome, and a good time was had by all. A perfect end to an otherwise sad loss. Thanks again Angie-we will be back!

Fabulous food, fabulous beer, fabulous service, what more can I say but ....... fabulous all round! 👌

Absolutely amazing atmosphere with welcoming and friendly staff. The food was outstanding you literally can not fault it, real wholesome meals. Buzzing and extremely friendly pub with both locals and visitors to have a great conversation with! Would definitely recommend to everyone!

Which ever walk you have completed.

Well-cooked, tasty food in generous portions and reasonably priced awaited our group of ten walkers, straight from the hills. We had a warm welcome from the enthusiastic new family team running this thoughtfully refurbished and now inviting pub - banishing negative memories of its former life.

Had the most amazing 80s party at The Yew Tree. From start to finish angie and gary made it a night to remember. The food was very good and plentiful. The disco was just like back in the day. Everyone was made to feel very welcome it was a great night. Can’t recommend this place enough. Thank you. Yew Tree.

Very nice little pub, doing well under new management. Great atmosphere, friendly and prompt service and tasty food. Prices are good too! Many thanks, will be sure to visit again.

Visited the Yew Tree twice in January for lunch. This was served in the bar on both occasions and each time I had the warm sausage baguette with salad and chips. Best cooked pub lunch I've had in ages and would thoroughly recommend this pub.

Visited with friends after a run on the hills for a Saturday lunch. It certainly hit the spot, great pint and plentiful food. Great to be in a bustling, friendly pub at a lunchtime.

Visited with my other half on a Sunday Afternoon....Food was lovely , portions were generous and the service friendly and engaging, and a good time was had by all i think..... I would definitely recommend this pub to anybody...

This is a great pub with new management both Gary and Pete always greet you with a warm welcome a true traditional country pub with great food they have also accommodated me with take away Sunday lunch for my sick mother

22 Ladies from All Stretton WI had lunch at The Yew Tree. January 2019. Excellent Food - Excellent Service. Well worth visiting - all staff gave us a warm welcome

Nicely refurbished pub good food and beer all at a reasonable price there’s a good choice of drinks all served with a smile even off Gary 😊

After a walk across the hills from our rental property we arrived at the pub at 11.50am and popped in for a drink. As the Barman was getting ready to open (at 12) we asked if we could come in and wait a few minutes to which we were told ok, possibly tinged with some reluctance.

It’s been a while since I have visited the Yew Tree and the difference is massive. Bright fresh decor, friendly and welcoming staff and clientele. The food was fresh, plentiful and very tasty. Service was excellent. Definitely intend to visit more often.