Waldegrave Arms in Bath and North East Somerset

Four of us went for Sunday Lunch after a Sunday Morning walk. The drinks were very good, (Can't say that about a lot of pubs who only sell cheap unheard of Lager, I had Peroni). The food was excellent (we all had the beef) and the dishes of veg were perfectly cooked. The gravy was plentiful and tasty. Service was first class and when the bill came it was less than expected. We will definitely be heading back there in the near future.

We stumbled across this gem of a pub while camping in the area. It’s off the beaten track in a small village. We were greeted by a cheerful guy behind the bar, he was helpful and made us feel very welcome, the young lady who served us was also lovely, she ensured we had all we wanted and checked on us a couple of times. The food is out of this world! Excellent pub grub with a few twists, I had the “Mother Clucker” and my wife had the best fish and chips she’s ever had! The kids loved their menu, it’s quite cleverly written, offers loads of options including vegetarian and healthy choices as well as the usuals. A vegan friend was pleasantly surprised with the choice, no vegan burgers in sight!! she settled on the Veganic wrap, which she loved! Outside there is a great kids play area which kept the kids entertained for a good while, dogs are welcome in the pub and on the patio, but not in the play area, which is a great idea, we know the the kids are able to run around without liking out for poo! If you are looking for a chilled family/ dog friendly pub with great food and fabulous staff, then this is the place to visit!

I like this pub great atmosphere lovely food and the guys that run are lovely and make me feel welcome

Came down to the pub for an al fresco dinner and a pint yesterday and it was amazing. Very generous portions, delicious food, and great service. The New Yorker burger was one of the best burgers we’ve ever tried. Very lucky to have such a lovely local.

What a little gem of a place hidden the beautiful chew valley near the iconic waldegrave estate. The pub has so much character, old, well kept loads of history and from a snug chair to a bar stool there is an area for everyone. We had Sunday lunch and wow it didn’t disappoint! Loads of food and all homemade and the service was fab. If you can leave enough room for a desert… they are amazing! The grandchildren played in the garden which has a large slide and climbing area. It was great as there are no dogs allowed in the garden area so we know there wouldn’t be any random poo around, although dogs are loved and looked after here with fresh water and shade in the walled garden area. Will definitely be back! We want to try their new weekly menu. Well done guys!

First time here and I can honestly say that it is the best food I have ever tasted! The pub is lovely and the staff are very polite and friendly! Would highly recommend

Came upon the lovely pub on a circular walk around the south east Mendips. Welcoming, and dog friendly. Good beer ( free house) and although a small choice on menu it was great tasty pub food. Homemade cream of parsnip soup was delicious. Mega club sandwich and best chips I’ve had in a while. Would highly recommend anyone to pop in.

Very nice but nothing extraordinary prices seemed quite high for an average sunday roast cheaper prices around the area

Booked last minute Sunday lunch. Cosy pub and welcoming staff on a cold November afternoon. Great lunch with all the trimmings. Generous portions with quality ingredients, ticked all the boxes. The seasoning of the veg and gravy were delicious. The roast chicken and roast beef both came with stuffing and Yorkshire pudding so we were very happy. We will definitely be back again and keep our eyes peeled For Italian, Chinese, steak and fish nights. Thank You

Tried this pub after a recommendation and was not disappointed. Staff very friendly and welcoming. Accidentally arrived on their Italian night and couldn’t of been more thrilled!! Lovely food, drink was fab. I have a food snob child and she was impressed! Dog friendly which was great to be able to bring her along too. The chef also came out for a chat which I thought was lovely and he’s convinced us to go on another visit for their fish evening on a Friday, highly recommended!

When we arrived our host made us feel very welcome, nothing was too much trouble. The pub has a lovely atmosphere and the menu is varied and interesting. Good food and great service!

Went to the Waldegrave today for a family Sunday lunch. The food was the best I’ve had in a long time. Big portions the beef was so tender. The kids loved the play area. Reasonably priced and attentive staff. Highly recommended. Will be back to try the main menu.

We last visited the Waldegrave in late May 22 when the food was delicious and freshly prepared with lots of option available. We visited today and the food is now below average deep fried or reheated pub grub. No vegan or healthy options available, and only one vegetarian option because they didn’t have any vegetable curry or “meat free chilli”. What a shame the food has gone down hill. I think the pub may have changed management since our last visit.

We went here again for a special birthday and were not disappointed. The quality, portion sizes and price were as wonderful as ever. Derek, Al and the team were fantastic and everyone said how much they enjoyed themselves. I'd give 10 stars if I could!

I just had an annoying altercation in pub with a playground that I closed their gate... excuse me but that needs to stay open for our patrons. I was really upset after because it was one of our favourites. Honestly do they think their customers are so stupid they can't open a simple gate. Being a mum of 4 under 7 I was having a lovely time until the containment was compromised. I think it would be a nice pub for 5 + but my 2 year old adventurous twins safety where they don't understand. Note: Go to Queen Vic at Priddy or Castle of comfort and learn how to treat families better.

This is a really great pub, lovely garden and food was superb. This would have been a 5 star review. 5 of us came and we arrived just before 12pm and there were only 5 others in the pub. Service was poor, from a young...

Came for the Wednesday night burger deal this week. Food was great - generous portions with a good pint and glass of wine included in the price. Sat by lovely open log fire. Service very friendly and attentive. Will definitely be back

We thought we were going somewhere else but Google had other ideas. And lucky us, new to us and already a favourite. Splendid welcome, seated by a cosy log fire with proper flowers AND real napkins. One hell of a good start. A chicken casserole...

About the best Sunday roast ever. The excellent beef (or pork) was buried under a cornucopia of nicely cooked mixed vegetables.This was in addition to roast potatoes, yorkshire pudding and broccoli cheese .All too much. Lovely building with log fire, attentive efficient staff. Reasonably priced...

Popped in on Sunday on the off chance for a Sunday lunch with the wife & friends on the way back from a weekend in Wincanton. To be fair I was expecting to be told it was a no go but a table was found...

I love visiting the Waldegrave, and this Saturday was no different. The setting is beautiful; I love the decor and open fires. The staff are friendly and the food never fails to deliver.

We decided to celebrate our wedding anniversary at the Waldergrave Arms. There is no doubt that this venue is cosy and decorated tastefully. However we were quite disappointed with the meals. For a £17 Sunday roast, we were disappointed to be served lukewarm meals. We...

The setting is good very comfy and pleasent . The menu is not exciting and not many choices of anything special so basically pub grub which I didn't expect. Young girls serving were pleasant but not very attentive. Also as its a country pub dogs...

Had a delicious lunch here today after a night camping. Great food, friendly staff, nice decor and an open fire. Will be back

My partner and I enjoyed a fabulous evening at the Waldegrave Arms. The staff were so welcoming and helpful. The pub had a wonderful feel with stylish country interior decorations including fresh cut flowers on all the tables. The food was delicious (so many wonderful...

Current owners have been working away at providing a great pub and service for a couple of years now. In my opinion, this pub is fast approaching being the best food, drink and country pub environment in chew valley. Pub classics with a bit of...

So wonderful to be welcomed back to this charming pub restaurant in East Harptree. Friendly staff reassured us of the guidelines in place and we dined in anticipated style. Too much choice as usual (menu nearly all gf too) and a drink in the sun...

What a little gem! Stumbled across this lovely little pub and aren’t we glad we did. The decor is delightful with fresh beautiful flowers on each table. The staff are attentive and the service great. The food was delicious with serious attention to detail at...

A very poor meal and most disappointing bearing in mind other reviews Staff untrained and chicken almost inedible Definitely one not to revisit in our Valley

Really friendly welcome from this recently redecorated pub. Food was excellent for both adults and children - couldn’t fault this Somerset Village Pub.

An enjoyable and tasty meal at the pub - pleasantly rustic, with pleasant, switched-on staff who were smiley and eager to help.The meals were good - starters and desserts fine but our party all agrred that the main courses were the winners - cauliflower, fish n chips, lamb pitta.One thing to look out for - a very IT savvy memeber of our party had booked online (email/Facebook) but they did not seem to have received the booking - worth phoning maybe so as not to miss out on a good dining experience.

This pub was a great find. The food was fantastic, big portions. Lovely traditional atmosphere. Nice garden with a climbing frame for the kids. Would definitely go back

Visited for Sunday lunch. We were welcomed warmly and shown to our table. Beers was well kept and tasty. Good wine list. Starters were excellent but the star of the show was the main course succulent meat served with generous helping of a variety of beautifully cooked vegetables. The ice cream for dessert was pretty good too! We will be back!

This place has a great stylish menu. Food tasty and presently elegantly. Good selection of wines beers and thatchers have cider. Child and dog friendly . Would say this place is definetly a need to book as extremely busy in the warmer season .

This Pub/restaurant has been maintained with loving car. It feels authentic and has a lovely garden with play equipment for children. On this occasion we had the most delicious chips but we decided to return for a 'proper' meal.

Lovely to be back inside the Waldy with friends and family.They manage the Covid rules and restrictions well, inside & out whilst still maintaining a great, friendly, safe vibe. Been twice in 2 weeks for dinner. Lovely sunny garden to have pre-dinner drinks and then perfect to escape to the cooler restaurant room for a fantastic meal. Great menu. Loved the feta with lavender starter, always love the chicken burger however it's decorated and the puddings are always fantastic.Book if you want to eat because it can be busy. Very popular with locals.

Booked for an impromptu Sunday lunch. Sat in the garden which was lovely and space for the kids to play. Great range of beers and the food was amazing. Good quality and just the right quantity. Service was impeccable. We will be back!

Delighted with the whole experience. The pub was cosy and inviting. The beef roast was cooked perfectly. My partner had the pork which came with a crackling too. The quality of food was amazing with fresh and seasonal vegetables - definitely value for money. This was made even better with the extensive wine list, I had a beautiful Primitivo. The friendly staff and open fires created a great, welcoming and relaxed atmosphere. I can’t wait to visit again soon and try something from the normal menu - which seemed to offer a range of classic dishes with a modern twist.

Good food - not cheap, but excellent, friendly staff, welcoming to children, dogs and muddy boots. Children's climbing frame in the garden, log fire. In beautiful village of East Harptree, you can go on walks from the car park, which is quite large.

We had a wonderful Sunday lunch here. Lovely table near the fire, the kids played outside on the playground area, the food was great and the staff so welcoming and accommodating. We will most definitely be back!

What more can you say really!? We stopped by for a treat and what a treat it was. The cheese board was sizeable and delicious and each bite of our dark chocolate bread and butter pudding felt like a little drop of heaven. Reasonably priced given the quality and staff was warm and lovely. Bonus point for the excellent hand wash and hand lotion in the bathroom.

What a great place. The staff were very Friendly and attentive and the food was excellant. I had the cod and chips and the cod was so fresh one of the best cod and chips I've ever had. Well worth a visit if you want home cooked delicious fresh food in a lovely old pub

Visited the Waldergrave after many years off as it had really gone down hill. It was so surprising the quality of the food was amazing. This isn’t your run of the mill pub grub this is more fine dining at good prices. I have to say this is probably the best place to eat in the Chew Valley. Prices were good and staff were attentive and knew their menu! Well done. We will be back with friends soon!

It really is a joy going to the Waldy. The food continues its very high standards. The staff are lovely and friendly. Emma, Nick and Lowri are the perfect hosts. The beer remains fantastic (Butty Bach in particular). The roaring fires add to the atmosphere in the lovely dining room. This is what a good pub should be like

We have a long tradition of eating out with friends (& family visitors) on Christmas Eve and were finally able to return to our local, the Waldegrave for this special occasion after a few years break. We were confident having enjoyed other meals & Steak Night here since the new management took over.Wow. We all had a fantastic meal. The decorations made the pub look perfectly cosy for Christmas and as usual the food & service were great. The team are always very welcoming.The puddings, as we have learned, are all so tempting that in usual fashion we ordered a minimum of one of each and sufficient spoons for our whole party. We feel very lucky to have this pub as our local and will return often! Thanks.

We popped into the Waldegrave back in the summer shortly after the new management had taken over and were delighted by the food and drink served.Decided to head back for a pub lunch this week to check that the standards hadn't dropped. On a cold wet Thursday the pub was warm and welcoming . We had a pint each of the Butty Bach and Dartmoor Jail Ale followed by food, (moules mariniere/farinata then ham sandwich and steak sandwich). All of this was excellent in terms of taste, amount and price. On a personal note I was sad to see that the slow-cooked beef brisket sandich wasn't on the menu.Service was prompt. Friendly and polite without being fawning although I could do without being called "you guys".Highly recommended.

Service and ambience is excellent and would be ideal for a Sunday lunch without the kids, however it's not family friendly. There's no nappy change despite very generous loos. I had to change my child on the floor and, boy, was I tutted at by the middle class locals! They do offer half size portions for children (on request) but the sausages were very rich for my usually excellent eaters. I would go again but it wasn't the right place for a family Sunday lunch.

Visiting family for weekend.. Passed by briefly quick sandwich Decided on Sunday Roast by myself.. On both occasions Absolutely amazing food lovely environment and excellent service.. Choice of Roast pork or beef.. If in the area highly recommended

We had an excellent family lunch at The Waldegrave today. Really friendly helpful staff and excellent food. The pub has changed hands a few times in the last 2 or 3 years but its kicked on a level with these guys, thoroughly reccomend it.

Awesome meal on Saturday night at the Waldegrave Arms. New owners and the meal was the best we’ve had in the chew valley for a long time. Food amazing. Service amazing. Ambience amazing. Staff amazing. Really good!

A lovely Sunday afternoon, warm fire, good company and a leisurely Sunday dinner which was magnificent. Roast beef that melted in the mouth and roasties that crunched spectacularly. Gluten free too!

My partner and I went for a romantic meal for 2 a week ago, we have lived in the Valley for 12 years and can honestly say this was one of the best experiences ever! The food was beyond amazing! The decor was beautiful and the whole experience was 5*. If you want food that is beautifully cooked and to a next level standard go here! Well done guys keep it up we will be back! The banana parfait was so delicious, we are still talking about it a week later!! XXX Thank you XXXX

The Waldegrave Arms is an absolutely beautiful pub/restaurant. The food is delightful, you can get classic pub grub but also some high quality modern dishes - all made with fresh, seasonal ingredients. Meat, Vegetarian and Vegan options available with equal deliciousness! The atmosphere is warm, cosy and full of character. The botanical decor was designed by one of the owners and is changed seasonally and the hand wash in the bathroom is delightful (organic, natural, smells delish!) - it's the small touches like this that really make this pub a fantastic place. OH and needless to say, the staff are wonderful.

as one of our within walking distance pubs, we had been meaning to come back here since the change of hands. It's definitely a lot better than it was and looks good. We had the sunday roast, the meats were lovely, the only thing we didn't like was the carrot and parsnip was quite hard, would have preferred them a little softer, but all tasted good. Lovely to have a local with Butty Bach on tap too.

Wow ,well done , great transformation. The pub looks great with a crackling fire , lovely ambience and interesting menu .

Four of us visited last night to try out their steak night. 2 steaks for the amazing price of £20. Absolutely delicious. The steaks cooked medium rare were so tender they melted in the mouth. They came with hand cooked chips, mushrooms and tomato. The side of battered onion rings were so light they almost fell apart the batter was so light and crispy.

So happy to say this is my local. Well done to the team at the Waldegrave. Second meal this week; it's so good you'll go back twice. Everything delicious. Portuguese white very lovely. Thankyou!

Delicious food Love the new look of the pub Good atmosphere We had fantastic food and very good service , definitely be back ✅

This was my second visit to this lovely welcoming pub. The staff team are very helpful, knowledgable and provided excellent unobtrusive service. The decor is homely and the food is amazing. Lowri the head chef uses fresh flavoursome ingredients which are beautifully cooked and presented. I can throughly recommend this country pub and wish Nick and Emma and their team every success in their new venture.

A great roast dinner, served by friendly helpful staff. A secure spacious garden which was ideal for the children in our party to let off steam before lunch enabling the adults to enjoy a pre dinner drink. A beautiful old building which has been upgraded but not modernised, , so much character , a very warm friendly atmosphere

Beautiful old pub sensitively restored with large atmospheric dining area contrasting with the cleaner lines of the bar area with wood burners cheerfully glowing. Plenty of friendly staff in both areas offering a high level of service and serving up a really splendid meal. Top marks for the new management and chef!

Brought my boyfriend's family here for lunch on Saturday. The batter on the fish and chips was delicious, and the other meals were very tasty. The waitress/bar person was very attentive.

This is the perfect country pub, tastefully furnished and with a log fire burning. It is equally good for a relaxing drink or a full meal.

The new management and chef are doing a fantastic job. Interesting and delicious food and a relaxed atmosphere. Perfect,

Excellent food, great service made to feel really welcomed we will definitely be returning at some point in the future.

This pub has come under new management about 2 months ago. Called in on a Thursday lunchtime during a local walk. New landlord very welcoming and chatty. The food that we had, (slow-cooked beef brisket sandwiches), was superb and moderately priced. The rest of the menu looked good in that it was real pub food and real pub prices. We ate outside as it was a nice day: indoors the décor was light without being bright and everything was clean and tidy. Of the two draught beers, (Timothy Taylor's Landlord and Butty Bach from the Wye Valley Brewery), we only sampled the BB which was excellent.

Had a great lunch from a terrific menu can't wait to come back and try something different as looked amazing. Lovely staff and great garden.

The new landlords have done a wonderful job with the pub - fantastic food & really friendly service. We have eaten lunch here as a couple and enjoyed the high quality food and choice of dishes. And also have had dinner of fish and chips and burgers with the kids, so it's great that they can cover all bases to a high standard.

Lovely to see this pub open again with new management. Superb meal. Nice Beer and Great service. Lovely atmosphere too.

This Pub has suffered from a number of Landlords over the past few years. The new Couple ( 5 weeks in ) seem very pleasant and friendly.

Great menu, not over long (always a good sign) and we were not disappointed. Great ham, egg and chips with homemade piccalilli, halloumi salad with lovely pickled bits, and beef sandwich (sorry cant remember the details as I didn’t eat it myself) was pronounced the best sandwich EVER. Friendly efficient service. We will definitely be back. The Waldegrave Arms are in very good hands (sorry for feeble joke)!

We do so agree with dbp 18. We live locally and this is the best the Waldegrave Arms has been in 35 years. Lowrie the chef is first rate. We had pickled squid and venison bresaola to start and we both had lemon sole. We shared the cheese plate and then the chocolate pear pudding. All were first rate. We like the fact the menu is not too long. We know as a result the food is freshly prepared and not out of a freezer. We eat out quite a bit and this is really good food. The wine list is good too. But the pub also has pub classics including fish and chips, ham eggs and chips etc. and great beer. Butty Bach from Abergavenny is outstanding. And it is a really nice place to eat too. We are going back and back and back....

Wonderful pub just a mile from our campsite so we ate there two nights running! Very child friendly with a great climbing frame in the garden. The quality of food was fantastic with friendly and attentive service. We’d definitely be back if we’re in the area again.

Thoroughly recommend this pub, really excellent and interesting food, very good wines, lovely friendly efficient but unrushed service and everything sparklingly clean. We'll be back!

We were lucky enough to find this pub for Sunday lunch last week. I know you shouldn’t judge a pub/restaurant by its Sunday lunch but we did with this one . Wow ! Amazing food in an incredible dining room setting and friendly atmosphere. Haven’t seen in Alistair Sawday yet but will be .!!

A return trip to sample the Sunday lunch.

I was lucky enough to attend the reopening of this pub on 28th June and was treated to a preview of the menu from the Michelin trained chef. Everything tasted sensational and was packed with flavour.

We were greeted by an over confident cocky scruffy person who tried his best to act like a manager, but he failed dismally. We have used this public house for years as we live in the village, and we can't wait to go back again, but unfortunately we will have to wait a couple of months for the new manager, it's a pity his senior partner has to deal with things like this he a is very pleasant and relaxed guy, he would be better of without him

My husband and I visited this week,whilst visiting a property we are interested in purchasing. The landlord made us very welcome,even though he is relatively new to the area himself! Lovely lay out inside, with very well kept seating areas, inside and out. We visited again,on the same day to have an evening meal before we traveled home. We both had the steak burger.A lovely meal .

We visited for a last minute Sunday lunch with family following a lovely walk in the Combe. It all started well as the pub has been beautifully decorated, and there is a lovely beer garden with play area for the kids, but having had to wait nearly an hour for our mains the food was really poor. The Yorkshire puddings were inedible (cold and burnt), cauliflower cheese was watery, and roast potatoes seemed to be old and just warmed through. At £13 a head it was overpriced. The two young servers did their best but I felt that the owner/manager was a bit off. Apparently our food was late because the single starter plate hadn’t been taken back to the kitchen. A simple apology and message to expedite our mains would have helped but we kept being told 5-10 more minutes. The final nail was being given the wrong bill.

Booked a table for 8, although it was busy our starters arrived together, as the main courses. Lovely food and wines, a great evening. This is not the 'run of the mill pub grub 'but restaurant style food at sensible prices.

Had a most enjoyable Beef Sunday Lunch but was impressed from the start with the choice of find at the bar and how nicely the raspberry gin was presented with juniper berries and raspberries.

We had a table booked at Waldegrave Arms but want to this pub by mistake. Bizarrely they showed us to our booked table. Food was fine, but starters took over an hour and mains came after another hour. They were not overly busy, perhaps just a bad night, but also didn’t seem over bothered that everything was taking so long, despite us telling them we had to leave if food didn’t come soon. Won’t be returning, will try the correct pub next time...

Service was slow and Food took forever to come. Nice atmosphere inside however ..when food did arrive was rather nice

Popped in following a post Christmas walk. With a warm welcome from the owner, we sat by an open fire in the cosy restaurant. All three is us opted for the sunday roast, my beef was well cooked and tender, good choice of 4 vegetables all al dente. We didn't have a pudding though choice was tempting! Coffee was good too. We will return, particularly as dog friendly, and situated in a pretty village with excellent walks nearby. Recommended.

Booked a table to visit this dog friendly pub with our friends for a Sunday roast after a walk in the nearby East Harptree Wood & Smitham Chimney. We received a lovely welcome from the manager & her staff. The roast was excellent, good choice of super meats & veg cooked to perfection followed by beautiful desserts. There were vegetarian choices on the menu. Definitely recommend this gem of a place. We sat in a separate room called the ‘stable’ with its own stable door, two tables put together, this made us more relaxed with our dogs, this would be an ideal room for a large family group with little ones. The room was still very much part of the pubs atomosphere. There were two open fires and easy chairs to relax in, with the kitchen easy to view. A good selection of beer & ales. Lovely & clean with attention to detail all round. Thank you for making our day special. We will be back!

Tucked somewhat about of the way in this pleasant village, it’s certainly not somewhere you’re going to stumble across by accident and it was populated almost entirely by locals on our recent mid-week visit, who whilst all clustering around the bar making it slightly tricky to get served, did at least all seem friendly enough. It’s had a change of ownership and something of a refurbishment since my last visit, and whilst I always thought of it as a cosy old country pub, it was perhaps getting a little tired and they have done a good job in keeping much of the original charm whilst at the same time freshening it up and making feel a little more contemporary.

Been a few times and we really enjoy it always a polite place to visit. Always have a good laugh with the chaps behind the bar. The food is always made fresh from the kitchen. The meals are all good never had a bad meal there. The roast is good and the lasagna is good. Always a fantastic meal highly recommend it.

What a great meal! We opened with gins from the extensive selection. Very good starters of trout pate and pork and hazelnut terrine. Well cooked sea bass and a really tasty fish pie. Finished off with a yummy sticky toffee pudding. A good wine list too. And very reasonably priced. You must go. Lovely staff too.

Really excellent meal (smoked trout and horseradish pate, confit duck with puy lentils, cassoulet, sticky toffee pudding). The French chef is very talented and the menu is a mixture of his specials and pub favourites so something for everyone. Lovely friendly staff too.

Found this pub by accident wanting something to eat late afternoon on way to Bristol Airport. Really nice meal, good beer and friendly staff and landlord. Would go again; in lovely village and scenic area. It is under new management and they have an interesting building that has potential for development.

We ate here whilst on an overnight stay in the local village. All of the staff were really friendly and the pub had a nice, homely feel (all helped by the open fire!) We both had the Cajun chicken burger which we couldn't fault, the chips were also lovely. Would definitely recommend!

After a busy flower show in the village the committee headed to our local pub for a meal out. It was delicious, we chose a variety of dishes and all were presented very well, were lovely and hot and tasted delicious. I had the ribeye steak which was cooked perfectly and came with enough trimmings for a hearty appetite.

This pub has had a refurb & there is a new chef. Good pub food at reasonable prices. Family friendly with a safe garden with children's play area.. Historic building in the centre of a very pretty village.

Fantastic food and really lovely staff! Such a cosy pub, would highly recommend for food or just a drink!

Lovely village pub. Very friendly and welcoming staff. Food was well presented and very tasty. We will definitely be returning to try the Sunday lunch and will be bringing the grandchildren to test the lovely play area in the rear garden.

Ate here with friends last week and was really impressed. The choice of meals is great; catering for all tastes. The portion sizes were huge...no room for dessert! Will have to make a return visit to rectify this.

A proper English pub serving very good food. The welcome was great and the service very good. I would advise you to book before turning up because they are always busy especially at weekends.

We went the the recently rejuvenated Waldegrave Arms in East Harptree...Grear Service.. helpful staff and delicious food... a real treasure

Visited on a Sunday at lunch time. They had decided not to serve traditional Sunday lunches which was disappointing - the standard menu was available but was not very exciting. The lasagne was tasteless and the triple cooked chips were soggy. Service was slow but friendly and the beer was good.