Weavers Arms in North Warwickshire

Yet again, I find this pub closed despite their website saying it is open!! The landline phone number is invalid and the information is obviously out of date! As a local, who is interested in seeing the pub open again, I am increasingly frustrated at the lack of information about what is happening. If the new tenants want to regain back their old customers, they need to do far better in communication with the new opening, than they are doing at present.

Excellent food and service. Beer is nicely kept. Well worth a visit and we will be recommending this pub our friends!

What can I say….. great food and wonderful customer service. 10 of us were playing at a local golf course and wanted breakfast before our round. I had read the reviews and contacted the pub. As it stood, the opening times of the pub didn’t work with our confirmed tee off time but the owner accommodated us by opening early. The deluxe breakfast was huge and we all loved it!!!!! The food and the staff were amazing and all of us said it was the best breakfast we’d had on our golfing travels. We will definitely be using this place again and I can’t thank the owner and staff enough for all their hard work in accommodating us.

The food here is absolutely amazing! This was the first time we have visited as we were close to the area on an overnight stay and we definitely will be coming back again! The pie I had was the best pie I’ve EVER had, my sister and mum both had lasagne and they said it was soooo soo tasty!! The portion sizes are great, the chips were the best chips I’ve ever tasted & it was all freshly cooked & made with love! overall the food and service was 10/10 and I couldn’t fault it! Thankyou for a great meal and service!

First time of visiting here and it definetly won't be the last. Service was friendly and welcoming. The attention to detail for our 18mth old was amazing and more, offered to bring out when ready which was helpful, the baby friendly plates and cutlery and the size portion for the price was amazing. Our food was hit, quality very yummy and the puddings the same Great place to eat, amazing food and drinks and amazing service.

I've been here several times to eat and drink & always have a laugh. My favourite has been the sizzler, which is a choice of chicken or steak, with various stir fried veg in sauces all served on a hot plate which is still sizzling when it arrives. You get potatoes or chips with salad - a proper bargain. My other favourite for when I am being good is a jacket potato with cheese and beans - simple but delicious. Hot, fresh and great value for money. Makes it really easy to return here time and time again.

We went with friends and had beautiful meal the steak pie with Stilton is amazing as is the liver and onions and the cottage pie The service is so friendly and attentive without being over bearing the decor is friendly and welcoming and the beers are lovely . We would defiantly be going again

Stayed at Marriott Forest of Eden hotel and wanted a change. About 10 minute drive but worth it. Fabulous food and great portion sizes. Very good value. Pub very basic inside and in pretentious.

We have eaten here a few times. Their lunch menu offers amazing value. The fish and chips was excellent with fresh, crispy fish and chips. Did not disappoint. I believe everything is home-cooked. We'll be back

We visited the Weavers for our first post Lockdown meal out. Glynn has clearly been very busy decorating both the bar and the lounge and the place was immaculate. We chose to eat off the lunchtime special menu and it was extremely good quality as always and unbelievable value. My pint of Eagle was perfectly kept. The social distancing, sanitisation and track and trace were all effective but didnt intrude on our family meal. Next time will be an evening meal off the full menu - as we are totally confident that the Weavers has taken every possible precaution. Glynn is a great host and runs a fine pub.

Lovely venue,great surroundings,lovely family run pub Great selection of food available at reasonable prices Always made to feel welcome and revamped pub making use of the covid situation

Lovely welcome great service and lovely food .We didn't have to wait too long and you aren't rushed either. Social distancing is observed and track and trace is in place. Great pub great beer give it a try

Very pleased to return here after the lockdown. We enjoyed a very nice meal, beautifully cooked and absolutely delicious. Warmly welcomed and drinks swiftly delivered. Use of an app to ensure safety purchasing drinks, and all precautions taken to ensure distancing and customers well being. The pub has been recently renovated and felt fresh whilst still retaining its character. Well worth a visit.

We last visited for Sunday lunch the mashed potatoes still had ice in them my wife's gin glass had lipstick round the edge we showed this to the landlord Glyn who replied it's not my colour never offering to replace it which being an ex landlord myself I found very unprofessional we will never return and will advise others to check the cleanliness of the glasses and to make sure your food is cooked properly I can't believe how bad it was

We have eaten here a few times. Each time we've eaten from their good-value lunch menu. The portions on this visit seemed a bit smaller, but they are still adequate for lunch, just not generous. Food was all fine. Speedy service

Great, unpretentious pub meal. Very good value, very well cooked served with good beer. Good to find a pub doing good value, home cooked meals. Fairly standard menu but plenty of choice. Would come back if in the area.

This is a pub serving simple standard pub grub, without pretension. A few dishes are a little more creative. Most items were enjoyed. Service was pleasant and friendly but perhaps a little slow. All fine: we will be back

We ate here for lunch. The lunch menu deal is phenomenal value. The menu is fairly standard pub grub and delivered quite simply. It doesnt aim to be sophisticated but offers good simple fare

We came here for a birthday celebration on recommendation, we had sharer starters which we enjoyed. When it came to the mains we were slightly disappointed. The mash, Fresh veg, and salad were lovely, however, the fish platter was just frozen fish thrown in the fryer, our steak which was ordered rare was over cooked, and the Diane sauce was just like peppery water. The meat in the steak and kidney pudding was inedible. I know that the waiter heard me make a comment to a family member about the quality of the food, and ignored it. If we had been asked how our meal was at any point, during, after the meal or even while paying the bill, I wouldn’t have felt the need to give this negative feedback.

We popped in here for lunch today on our way back from melbicks garden centre as we have been here before and remembered it was good.This is a lovely rural pub that has a beer garden (dog friendly) with a small play area, a lounge and restaurant. They play music from the 50’s onwards which I liked! Glynn serves you with a smile and is only happy to help and the staff aren’t overly attentive giving you space to relax and chat.The food isn’t overly expensive, there is a good selection and everything is cooked fresh and tasted delicious, we had the cottage pie, liver & onions a tuna sandwich and a chicken and bacon salad. Today wasn’t very busy but I can imagine it to be at weekends.We would definitely come here again.

Lovely country pub with fantastic quality home cooked food. I regularly go for the lunch menu as the prices are brilliant and the portions perfect. The menu has classic food that is all of the best quality and the service is always brilliant. Lovely rural setting too.

Here at the moment enjoying the £5.95 Sunday lunch with my wife. Superb quality beef dinner. Good selection of puddings and quality real ales. Very pleasant service from the waitress who took the drinks and food order at the table.We will have no hesitation in recommending this place. Steve & Sarah.

My daughter took me here for lunch last Thursday we sat out side to watch the world go by I had a tuna sandwich (request no mayo ) it was presented lovely & extremely fresh my daughter ordered a steak baguette served with chips shecreally enjoyed staff attentive but not in your face Recommend nice relaxing lunch

had a really nice meal and excellent beers,staff really pleasant and friendly would recommend and hope to go back again,we stayed overnight in our motorhome in the car park.

We arrived having missed last orders for the kitchen but the staff were very accommodating and still took our order and made us 4 delicious baguettes which we all enjoyed!

We had heard it had been made over so thought it would be nice to return for a meal instead of our local. The outside was looking renovated and new which gave us hope. As soon as we walked in we were met by old worn patterned carpet, the same dowdy wallpaper, the outdated woodwork, the creaky chairs and tables that are so old they are sticky and cramped space. They have spent all their money on the outside and not even touched the inside. We were first to order and still waited 35minutes for our food and meal 6 came 5 minutes after meal 5. The food was just about average. The only saving grace was the waitress ‘Angel’ I think her name was. Sadly I would not recommend to anyone or return. Try The Greyhound at Sutton stop for a good meal.

First time visit, pre-booked table (7pm) when we arrived at the venue, it seems pre-booking was an absolute necessity, all tables were reserved or taken. A small but adequate dining area, set out in a cottage style, nice friendly greeting from the barman, Old Speckled Hen and London Pride on draught ,both in top condition. Excellent pub grub menu with some specials on the board, we wanted to try the mixed grill but it was sold out, our next choices were very good, the fish and the gammon. My wife chose one of the house specials a home cooked Chicken Mushroom and Leek pie- delicious ! Good food really good value. The bar man suggested to ensure the mixed grill was available to mention it when next booking a table.

This was my first visit to the Weavers Arms and as it does not have a web site did not know what to expect, other than its reviews were positive. My first impression was the inside was a little shabby or well worn, but not dirty. It seemed a pub that primarily serves its local community and the chatter was quite noisy, albeit they were all very friendly. The waitress and the landlord were very accommodating, cheerful and service was good. The meals we had were well presented, well cooked and were wholesome. They represented good value. Overall there was a warm and cheery atmosphere.

4 of us visited this place on Friday 24th August, 2nd time for wife and I in a couple of weeks and had yet again another lovely meal. Friendly staff promt service and good food, difficult to fault really, we will return, good quality and not everything done in micro wave alah ding style, good fresh food.

Booking made for twenty guests the dinning area was very small and not really suitable to a large number.

Having been given the landlord's permission to park our motorhome for the night we spent a very enjoyable evening at the Weavers. Very hospitable staff along with a lovely meal in the restaurant made for great evening. Would definitely recommend, oh, and dog friendly too.

Went for lunch with a friend. The atmosphere in the pub is friendly, it's very clean and the food is excellentb home made quality. The lunch menu was excellent value and all of the food was freshly prepared. The portions were a perfect size for lunch. Strongly recommend

We have been going to the weavers on a Sunday and occasional Saturday nights and never had a need to complain in just over two years the waitress called Angel is most polite and effeicant as is the landlord and the rest of the staff once again thanks for the brilliant service Steve and Janice

Four of us wanted somewhere near Astley Castle for lunch. This sounded fine, and was perfectly acceptable for a pub lunch, with a wide variety of choices on the menu. First time I had eaten faggots for many years! Desserts were nice too, as was the choice of beers.

Met up with family here for Sunday lunch, the food was excellent, just like you would have at home, lovely fresh veg and proper gravy 😃 We would recommend the weavers, it is a friendly village pub with super food 😃

We eat here every Friday, the food is excellent, the atmosphere brilliant and the staff are fantastic.

Visited this rural pub for a meal with special friends for a night out. The food was excellent with the staff being friendly and very helpful. Although the dining area is small, it created anice atmosphere with plenty of room. There was also a good selection of beers and wines available at the bar. Will definitely be returning for another meal. Try the mixed grill.

Nice food, great atmosphere, liked the food and the options that came with it, friendly staff, especially the young girl and the gaffer. We will be back.

We visited here for the first time today, the weather was lovely so having the garden was great, until we saw it. The grass was very over grown and it certainally needed some tlc all around.

Me and the wife popped in for Sunday lunch with out booking And was lucky enough to get a table Sunday dinner was very nice great pint of beer all round great service will defo go back thanks

Me and my partner visited here about 8 weeks ago and enjoyed our meal so I decided I would take my mum there for lunch as it was her birthday, couldn’t fault anything food was delicious and even though it was fairly busy still came out quite quick, didn’t even need to ask for water for the dogs they just gave us some to take outside with us, very nice paintings for sale on the restaurant wall as well, I saw one last time I visited hoping it hadn’t gone but it had this time but talking to the landlord about it he said we would ring the artist and see if she still had it as she turns them around to keep them updated lucky she does still have it so left a deposit to pop back and pick it up from them.

Lovely home cooked, Sunday lunch , excellent value ,very clean and tidy pub, great place to visit on a Sunday aftermoon😊

Another delicious meal last night at The Weavers in Fillongley. Never disappointed glorious food fantastic staff a lovely place to eat.

It had been about 8 years since I last visited but as we were staying close by, we thought we’d have our meal there as I’d remembered it being nice.

Visited here for Sunday lunch having driven past many a time and wondering what the food was like! Great value Sunday lunch (two courses for £9.99), traditional and generous portions. We'll be returning to sample dessert sometime! Service was friendly and pretty speedy. Be sure to book on Sundays as the restaurant gets very busy - now I can understand why!

Have passed this pub a few times when visiting family and we decided to try it on a Fri night. Well, what a find. Fantastic food and atmosphere in a genuine old type pub. Generous well cooked portions from a great menu. We had to wait 30 mins as it was busy but it was well worth the wait. Don’t drive past it, busy stop. You will not be disappointed.

We visited for a mid-week lunch. The special lunch menu we were offered was not particularly extensive but adequate and stunning value. (Their main menu was also available.) Service was speedy-enough, friendly and helpful. Our meals were all enjoyed. Standard pub grub: entirely fine. The portions not particularly generous but more than adequate adequate for lunch. Stunning that they can do it for the price. I do hope they have costed this fully

Friendly welcome and good service with excellent choice of food to eat. Lunchtime menu very reasonable priced with plenty of choice.

My OH and I visited earlier this evening and we were impressed with the food and the service. Lovely country pub atmosphere and a great menu. We will definitely visit again.

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Very friendly pub in a quiet setting. Food was amazing and very reasonably priced. Well worth the 25 mile journey...

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Sunday lunch and evening meals real ales absolutely brilliant landlord and staff outstanding what a friendly pub thanks see you all soon would recommend to anyone

A nice dog friendly (in the bar area) pub. You can eat in the bar and there is also some seating outside. Tupical country pub, not posh but nice.

Stopped here in our motorhome we liked it very much food was good staff friendly beer good recommend you try it out if in area

We went to the weavers on recommendation from a friend its a lovely pub friendly good beer and best sunday lunch ever and cheap although its a ten mile drive for us we will definitely be back Thankyou everyone at the weavers from mick jean & julie

Wow what an amazing lunch we've just had. Had beef and lamb with all the trimmings and it really was lovely. All food was fresh and arrived in no time at all and the portion size was extremely generous. Would highly recommend The Weavers Arms. They do child portions and a "greedy pig" portion for those with a big appetite and have offers for two or three course Sunday lunch.

Dropped in on Sunday, we had not booked but we were found a table without any bother.We both had the Roast Beef which was excellent. The pub is a really quaint old style pub. The small restaurant area is adjoined to a cosy bar. One course Sunday lunch is £7.95, Two courses £9.95 and Three courses £11.95.I would suggest that if you want a table in the restaurant area that you pre-book. However you can always eat in the bar.We will certainly be going back again.

Called in a few times on my way past.Always find it friendly and relaxing.Good beer and choise.Just how pubs used to be.Theres a large garden outside and a country view,nice on a warm day.

Our first visit and it wont be our last . We had been out walking and called in on the off chance . Tasty pub grub and friendly service.

Visited for lunch with a walking group, and found this little gem of an unspoiled pubby pub. Food was great value, the landlord cheerful and friendly - as were the other customers! If you like unpretentious pubs where people actually talk to each other this is a winner.

This is the first time we have been to this pub , though we know of friends who have used it on a regular basis . My wife and I were passing at lunchtime today , so !!The menu consisted of 3 starters , 7 Mains and 5 deserts , the cost . 1course £4.952 courses £ 5.95 and all 3 for £ 6.95 . What a tasty bargain and served with a smile and and they have some really nice beers . We will go out of our way to return .

Very good pub called in today after doing a local walk, found it to be a nice friendly pub nice fire going in the hearth. They seemed to be doing well with their special priced lunch menu, we plumbed for a steak baguette and very tasty it was too!!!The landlord keeps a nice pint of draught ale also. We will return.

This is a friendly and compact pub. The staff are attentive and genuinely care for their customers.The food is filling and there is lots of it. Expect to be well fed. You can also ask for a "surprise" pudding!Certainly would recommend to anyone.

Part of a large party of fifteen. Our meals had been preordered and were served efficiently. Exceedingly good value. All requests were attended to with a smile and delivered despite there only being one person serving both meals and behind the bar.

This was our second visit to the Weavers and once again we were delighted. Lovely old fashioned pub, small and very homely. We both had the Roast Pork dinner which was excellent.One tip, check out the opening hours on the website as the times do vary from day to day.Well worth the visit.

This is how local pubs should be. Dog & family friendly, great home made menu at good prices, excellent real ale. It may not look much but this place is worth stopping off at.

Dropped in for lunch on Tuesday. This is what I call a "real" pub. Small bar area with a little restaurant attached. Very large garden area behind the pub.I had the Roast Pork dinner and my wife had the Roast Beef dinner.Both meals were excellent value, well cooked and presented, these were real meals not mass produced pub chain food.Done expect a plush chain pub, as I mentioned earlier this is a real old fashioned place. well worth the visit.See you again soon.

Have eaten here many times the food and friendliness are excellent, whether it is a Sunday lunch or weekday selection the food is home cooked locally sourced and very good. Our only problem is sometimes it is full up.

We ate twice in the same week at the Weavers while staying in Coventry. Our first time was for Sunday lunch when we both had the roast beef dinner. The staff were very polite and friendly as were the locals. The food was excellent cooked to perfection, the two decent sized slices of beef just melted in our mouths, absolutely delicious, the meal came with good sized portions of vegetables, roast and boiled potatoes and of course with yorkshire pudding. We then had the apple pie with cream, this was bought to the table hot and a perfect sweet to our meal, we enjoyed our visit so much we went back a couple of days later to sample their lunchtime menu. The lunchtime menu is fairly extensive with a lunch menu, daily menu and a specials board. We opted for the lunch menu and had the plaice in a lemon butter sauce with potatoes and peas, another fantastic tasty meal cooked to perfection we followed this with the spotted dick and custard which we enjoyed very much. Both the dinner and sweet were decent size portions. Prices vary but the lunchtime menu you can have three courses of decent proportions for around £10 each. We shall definitely visit the Weavers again. Friendly staff, friendly locals and fantastic meals, what more can you ask for?

I haven't been in the Weavers Arms I was a child in the 80s and when I walked in with my mum it felt like I'd stepped back into the 80s; in fact we nearly turned around and walked back out. I am really pleased we put the old fashioned decor aside as we had a really lovely lunch. Service was punctual and unobtrusive, nothing was too much trouble. The food we had was good, honest pub grub. I had the steak and ale pie with chips and peas. It was a very generous portion and well cooked. Really pleasantly surprised by our meals, thank you.

Visited by chance, when we just decided to go out for a meal. The food was excellent - sizzlers that really sizzled, and chips that were crisp on the outside and fluffy inside.The pub is small enough that your food can be cooked to order, but you don't have to wait ages for it. It's clearly well liked by local people, as some of the conversation sounded like an extension of The Archers.

This is our second visit to the Weavers Arms after a recommendation from a family member. The first visit was on a Sunday and was one of the best Sunday roast dinners I have had in a pub/restaurant in a long time! We visited today (Sunday) at short notice and got a table. Unfortunately, there was no beef or turkey left, and so only had the choice of pork, lamb or salmon. There was a vegetarian option of cauliflower something or other. 2 of us were OK with this, the other 2 were not happy! We had starter which was hot and delicious, and very well presented. The main meals were all hot and well presented. The vegetables were all cooked to our liking and a good selection. Unfortunately, they didn't have any of the pudding left (Belgian waffle) which 3 of us were looking forward to, so we didn't have pudding. Overall, the food was well cooked, well presented and delicious. The staff were very friendly and the restaurant area was clean and tidy. I'm looking forward to visiting on another day of the week to sample the main menu.

we have been going to the weavers arms for about three months on a Sunday and i cannot say a bad word against the meals and staff the best Sunday lunch i have had everything is fresh good choice of meat and the staff are always happy and friendly

My husband and I visited the Weavers Arms on bank holiday Monday for a snack lunch. We found the food was really good and all freshly prepared and the full menu looked really nice with a good variety as well as a specials menu. The room is small and I think you would need to book a table for an evening meal. The atmosphere was very pleasant and the landlord very friendly. I would certainly go back again

Outstanding quality and service a must to try for a evening out good food good beer a friendly atmosphere what more could you ask for thank you all at the weavers from Steve and janice

Went for evening meal,hadn't booked but got a nice table and pleasant surroundings. Staff were extremely friendly and helpful. Menu was excellent and also had a specials board. Service was first class as was the food. Will definitely be back to try the Sunday roast.

Called in for drinks with a group of cyclists. A good choice of drinks were available from the handy hatch in the beer garden. I had a quick look around and saw it was a well established local.

First time in the Weavers for years, just popped in for a quick meal. Very surprised. We had a platter starter. I had mixed grill, missus steak, lad had cajun chicken and ribs. Ice cream sundae and chocolate fudge cake desserts. The quantity and quality of the food was excellent, service prompt and at a very reasonable cost. Will definitely be returning and would certainly recommend a visit.

Visited with friends on a weekend evening on recommendation of family who come regularly. Good variety on the menu and there was options available for gluten free too. The pulled pork potato skins starter were delicious. We all enjoyed our main meals and desserts. Waitress was very helpful with one of our groups gluten free queries and friendly throughout. Reasonably priced and the setting was pleasant in an intimate restaurant. Very happy and sure we will be back again.

Sunday lunch well cooked and presented staff freindly and cask ale brilliant this is a propper country pub well done landlord see you next week

Popped in for dinner. Staff welcoming and helpful. Food just average I'm afraid - typical pub food you can get anywhere.Expected more, having seen the previous reviews. There are much better places locally.Very nice people but wouldn't go again.

booked 15 people in for my birthday celebration. The meals were very tasty, perfectly cooked and hot. Glynn arranged the restaurant to accommodate us all and all of the staff were very helpful. We have eaten here before on many occasions and have never been disappointed. A lovely friendly atmosphere in a quaint country pub with plenty on the menu to choose from. thank you for a lovely evening. Sue

Think of your typical traditional English country pub, and you're thinking of the Weavers Arms. Good selection of beers, friendly welcome and a roaring fire.It's popular. We popped in at 6:45 on a Wednesday evening and the place was already busy. The restaurant area is small and can be noisy when busy.The menu is good with a good selection of daily specials. The food itself is good rather than exceptional, simply presented and enjoyable. We are both very good home cooks and can be quite critical of food that is not top notch. If you are a gourmet, this is probably not the restaurant for you, but if you want decent pub grub, you will enjoy yourselves.

Called in for dinner a few months ago after picking up friends from Birmingham airport and had a really nice meal, plenty of choice and great value. Again dropping off relatives at the airport, this time lunch time and decided to call in as we passed. What great value, we had the mid week roast, one lamb, one beef and expected a small serving judging by the cost. This was NOT the case the food was really nice and plenty of it. Would highly recommend this little pub, for both food quality and great value. We need to support great little country pubs like this.

Weavers table for two ..real beer real food very happy friendly .debbie glyn & michelle should be proud of there little old pub food beer excellent service lovely .clean & tidy country pub car park play area for children in the garden ... excellent we will be back

For the past month and a half I have been working for a Summer school where the food we are served is on par to nothing but school dinners. When I was served the glorious 16oz rump steak specifically cooked to my liking last night I was very very happy and found the meat tender and probably one of the best steaks I have ever eaten. All the food we ordered was home cooked and not brought in and it really showed in the presentation and taste. Would definitely go again. A larger range of draught ale and ciders wouldn't go amiss though.

We went to the weavers arms at the weekend and stopped for a Sunday lunch after a country walk. This proved to be an excellent carvery from which we chose the roast beef and this was served with a good mix of vegetables. Very enjoyable, as were the drinks.In addition there were nibbles on the bar which included pork pie, black pudding and tasty cheese!We ate in the bar area but there is also a restaurant The owner was very helpful and when he knew that we had been walking he gave us a map of other walks in the area. Altogether a delightful Sunday.

I've always gone to the Weavers from a young age... seen a few different owners and different ways. Glynn and Debbie are great and do great breakfasts ;-) Thanks.

We had a roast in here and it was very good. The staff are friendly and the decor is typical pub. We enjoyed our time here.

Another gorgeous meal at the Weavers, belly pork yummy ! Thank you Glynn and staff. Never disappointed by the food at this restaurant.

I have known this pub for over 40years with it's changing fortunes. Once a vibrant farmers pub, now a casualty of the ready made wholesale boil in the bag or microwaveable junk that signifies a pub slipping into its inevitable decline. We had two meals. My wife had chicken in a white wine sauce. Small portion nothing to rave about and over chipped. I had the"crispy belly pork". It was anything but crispy, in fact the glutinous fat stuck to my teeth.once again over chipped. Why is it that shortcomings in poorly served meals can be disguised by copious quantities of chips.One saving grace however was the glorious pint or Ubu. In my opinion the best beer produced by the Purity stableIn conclusion a great place for a beer, but a poor place to eat

We had our first visit tonight. What a mistake. I decided to have mushroom and red pepper stroganoff. It was terrible. I don't think there was one full mushroom in it. Very bad. We will not be returning for a second time.

We have been here a few times now as a large family group. Both times we have all enjoyed the food. The Weavers Arms serves good quality (large portioned) family pub grub and traditional puddings/desserts. Their restaurant area is rather small so if you want to go it is best to book ahead. We have been midweek for a meal and also on a Saturday night and both have been busy. Our table for 9 has always taken up the majority of the restaurant. Great value!

Great food and beers. Good value for money and friendly staff. Good selection of meals on the menu plus a 'Specials' board.

Have just returned from my partner's birthday meal at the Weavers. Since our last visit the exterior appearance has certainly improved, and the menus are much more stylish. My point of purity bitter was perfectly kept and we were made very welcome. The food was outstanding, as always. My partner's prawn cocktail was really well presented and my black pudding and Apple fritter was delicious and innovative. My partner and daughter both had steaks that they really enjoyed and my slow cooker fillet of lamb was divine. Thanks for a great evening.

We went for lunch and, as ever, it was great. This is a family run pub, friendly with brilliant service. I'm a vegetarian and had a lovely lasagne and my husband really enjoyed his steak. We didn't have dessert as we were too full because of the very generous portions. Highly recommended.

Always warmly received here, whether popping in after a walk or for a booked meal. Lovely food, generous portions, assume the beer is kept well as my hubby is a regular visitor! Quiz nights and other community events, plus accommodating private parties too. Recommend a visit.

Went for lunch at The Weavers Arms, having got tired of the usual Toby Inns and Harvesters. Glad we did. This is a proper country pub run by people who care about good beer and honest to goodness home-cooked food. We'll be back for more.