Welcome to Town Restaurant in Swansea

6 of us dined here on Saturday night Very warm welcome and all staff were friendly and pleasant All meals were lovely and large portions I had Affogato for dessert which was delicious and the perfect end to the meal

A gem in Gower! A beautiful gastropub with a warm and welcoming atmosphere, nestled in a fantastic location with access to scenic Gower walks. The combination of a cozy, inviting pub with friendly staff, stunning street food dishes and pub grub that we enjoyed with a refreshing drink whilst enjoying the view. A spot to remember!

Everything about this meal was great. I had 3 courses. The soup was amazing to start with everything about the Sunday roast was delicious. We ordered extra stuffing to go with our beef and the stuffing was incredible. Gravy was also scrumptious. Beef was really nicely cooked to medium rare and beautifully tender. Followed by some very generous desserts which overstuffed us nicely! We left feeling very full. All the staff were incredibly friendly and helpful. It was a perfect lunch despite the downpour happening outside.

First Class Country pub in thd heart of Gower. Staff are very friendly and tentative. Food was outstanding and served with a smile. Definitely a return trip. Thank you.

I came here with my friends for lunch on a sunny afternoon this week. We were kindly greeted by the bar maid ‘Ava’ who looked after us well. We had the option of either the main menu or a lighter option of baguettes and jackets which were pointed out to us on their board. The food was absolutely superb, I had the scampi and chips which was a very good portion. We were then offered their homemade desserts board but unfortunately we were too full from our mains. We will definitely be coming back soon and making sure we save room for a dessert.

I am writing to express my extreme dissatisfaction with our recent dining experience at The Welcome. We ordered jalapeño mac and cheese, truffle fries, and a nachos sharer. The mac and cheese was flavorless with no trace of jalapeño, and the nachos were a joke—just cheap tortilla chips with a bit of cheese, no toppings whatsoever. When we complained, the waitress admitted, “Oh yes, I did wonder why he didn’t add anything,” which begs the question—if she noticed, why didn’t she think to check it? Instead of fixing the dish, she later brought out small pots of clearly store-bought salsa, guacamole, and sour cream. To top it off, when we expressed our refusal to pay £12 for such poor quality, the response was a dismissive “yeah, okay” as she handed us £12 in cash, despite us paying by card. There was no apology or effort to make things right. This was a far cry from the experience we’ve come to expect from The Welcome, and I’m deeply disappointed. I expect better and urge you to address these issues immediately.

The Welcome was a splendid find. We had an evening meal for 6 and thoroughly enjoyed it. The service was excellent and the food was cooked fresh. I would totally recommend a visit.

Lovely pub with great service because we had a dog we were seated in the bar , sat in the corner but had to move as all you could smell was the toilets . Ordered burger and chips and gammon and chips , both were lovely …would go again but would sit somewhere different

I never normally write a review, but I felt after the experience I had here that I must. Fantastic service by Grant and the clearly dedicated team that work with him. And compliments to the chef for such wonderful food. I ordered a steak that was cooked a perfect rare, and my partner had fish and chips, which was "amazing". Will definitely be returning. Wish they did mushy peas with the fish and chips, but no reason not to give 5 stars for such a fantastic lunch.

Fantastic service from the moment we walked in, food also lived up to the type. Highly recommend! Big shout out to Clare who made us feel most welcome 😄

We visited the pub just for a drink and enjoyed good beer and cider. The interesting street food menu prompted us to stay and eat. The food was really delicious with a kind of tapas vibe but the portions are really good and the three dish deal at £22 would be ample for two. There is a good menu of more conventional pub restaurant food. Would call again if in the area.

Called in on the bank holiday after a coastal walk, never been before and we were very happy we did. Great service, good menu, food was great.

Booked a table for 6 for a Sunday lunch. The food was really nice and the staff were so friendly. 3 course lunch for £25. We would certainly return if in the area again

5 of us popped in spontaneously after a trip to the beach and felt very welcomed with lovely staff that were very helpful and friendly. The childrens food was excellent, very fresh, deserts fantastic and everything was overall very pleasant and we will definitely go back. Nice to see dogs and children so welcome, with the easy free parking and traditional pub feel i would say really worth a visit.

A very busy Saturday night, we shared the street food which we really enjoyed, good local hand pulled beer, not overpriced. Helpful friendly staff, all in all a good experience.

Free Parking to the side of this small but beautiful Welsh pub.Seating outside for when it's sunny. Lovely heritage on the building,small inside so recommend to book. Set menu price on certain items. Great ingredients all local. Family friendly,clean, welcome at the door. Disabled access available. Fast with orders and drink. Moderate price. Would go again.

This was a very disappointing experience. Firstly it was over priced. A pint of beer £4.70, Fish and chips £15.50 each. With starters a total of £58.85, would I expect better for this total - yes I most certainly would. Was it possible that on a Monday the full-time chef was off? I ask this as the food was awful. A first course of prawn and crab cocktail didn't seem to contain any or minimal Marie Rose Sauce and the prawns were utterly tasteless. The main course of fish and chips - the peas were rock hard [offered to replace them] and the batter was soggy - we left a large part of it as it was inedible. The beer was very good although at £4.70 a pint and with a poor meal it didn't go down too well. I should have challenged the manager Grant about this but it was a very public/local environment. I should have requested a refund as it was so poor and handing over £58.85 was galling.

The Sunday lunch in the welcome is second to none , with a good range of food to choose from , lovely veg , and good range of starters , party enjoyed the French onion and cider soup . The puddings were lovely particularly the chocolate bread and butter pudding . The staff were very attentive (Annabelle,Donna, and in particular Tristan who could not have been more helpful .

Often frequent with my mates on a Saturday bike ride, so today decided to try their street food specials. The best £8 I have ever spent. The Korean chicken with sweet potato fries. Best pint of Heineken in Swansea, and now great value smaller meals, not that it was actually small mind.

Great new street food addition to the main menu. The food was fantastic and an absolute bargain at £8 per dish. Definitely worth a visit.

the BEST Sunday lunch we have had in a long time. The swede and roasties are insane. We had the lamb which was so flavoursome and plenty of. The cosiest and friendliest pub, very clean & plenty of room at the tables.

Excellent Sunday lunch, great atmosphere in the cozy bar. Extra gravy a nice touch. Stuffing ball and Yorkshire pudding a treat. Friendly, helpful staff.

Called on a Sunday night from recommendation of son & partner. No Bass on tap. Starters were ok & then it went downhill. cod and potato dauphinoise were tasteless, a medium to rare steak was well done. They delivered our food to another table, it was not busy but the usual chef was not working-you couldnt get the salt out of the shakers. previous meals have been good but not this time. They could nt supply a proper glass for my wife s gin & lemonade. serving staff did not even ask how our food was & nor ask if we wanted a sweet . Table next to us left a lot of uneaten food

Found this nice little pub whilst on a day out, friendly staff great beer garden, good choice of ales, loved it there

Perhaps when paying the bill and asked whether everything was ok and l said “all right” l should have been more honest but as my wife and l were treating to youngish grand children l did not wish to spoil the experience for them. For the benefit particularly of the management we were terribly disappointed. We had returned followings a previous visit August 2022 when we had been more than satisfied with both the service and the food. However not to be on this visit: The positives of our visit having booked a table it had been reserved as requested was clean and awaiting our arrival. The staff serving at the bar responsible for taking the orders and serving the food were courteous and helpful. The starters 2 x battered cockles were excellent as was the Brie. However, the Hummus and Chille left a little to be desired. The drinks chosen - coke, wine and non alcoholic beer was most acceptable. But regretfully that where it stopped. We ordered the following main meals:- 1. Gammon and egg with hand cut chips etc: Observations the gammon although it could be said a good portion was a thick chunk, that was salty and fatty. The chips were dry and over cooked. 2. We ordered two pizzas one Paperoni with no cheese although we requested grated cheese separate, this never arrived and one Hawaiian the base of which was hard even difficult to cut and the Paperoni although we requested no cheese the chef could have used his imagination as to the presentation, it was presented with only a limited amount of meat. 3. The 4th main was a full rack of BBQ ribs, chips, onion rings etc - sorry the chips felt that they had been cooked not twice but 4 times and were hard and a dark brown. The meat was dry. And the BBQ sauce was limited and in my view over cooked. In all not a positive nor good experience. On reflection l am are sorry not to have brought the above to the management at the time but our reason for that we have already explain. Will we return may be not as this experience did not come cheap £104. Those responsible l trust take this review in the spirit it has been written and will be helpful and in future those visiting will not be as disappointed as we were.

Decent if predictable pub grub - burgers, chicken, ribs etc. Not fine dining but tasty. Busy place. Good service (although tables are sticky and would benefit from a more thorough clean). Reasonable value.

Excellent food, nice bar and perfect beer. We came here after finishing the Gower peninsula coastal walk, it was the perfect end to fantastic trip, excellent business fronted by a quality bar manager in Grant.

The pub itself is nice inside however the food we had was genuinely terrible. I ordered a smothered chicken which isn’t a particularly difficult dish to make. The “homemade” bbq sauce was like dish water the chicken was tough and under cooked. The cheese had...

Lovely friendly local pub. We visited twice on our visit to the area and enjoyed both visits very much. Dog friendly with a feel good relaxed vibe. We just wish it were our local but will definitely visit when back in the area. Its sister...

A really exceptional dining experience. Went here for Sunday lunch with 16 members of the family. The staff bent over backwards to accommodate us. The serving staff were courteous, helpful, friendly and efficient. The food was first class and the beer from the local Gower...

Really pleased with this place and will definitely go again. We had pre-booked for Sunday lunch, both going for the Turkey (pork, beef and lamb also available. Cooked to perfection. There were only two customers when we arrived at 12:00 but the place was full...

Family meal here recently. Good pub food. I was prompted to review as I saw the recent one. My son had the children's meal and it includes dessert which the previous reviewer failed to mention. We had no complaints and would definitely return.

Visited with friends and children. Kids meals are very expensive. Most expensive children’s meal I’ve seen in Swansea £10 per child and the chicken is southern fried which my kids weren’t keen on as it can be quite spicy. The welcome burger was “ok” and...

So normally this is a pub I recommend for food, and a place I eat in quite often, however my food was very disappointing. The starter Brie wedges are amazing and cannot be faulted however I opted for Hunters chicken (although not called this on...

Excellent Sunday roast here for Mothers Day - our dogs came too, plenty of room for them and lots of other dogs there to keep them company. Roast turkey lunch was excellent, great portions, lovely veg, and desserts were great too (sticky toffee pudding and...

Lovely pub , lovely location Female staff are lovely You enter the pub, you cannot get to the Bar as there’s always customers sitting around it , what ever day of the week it is the same person absolutely drunk sitting over the bar ,...

6 of us ate here at lunchtime after our 6 mile walk. We were made very welcome and the food was excellent. 2 of us had a starter Cawl as our main course, very tasty and filling couldn't have managed it as a main course....

The girls that served us were very polite, we had 2 course meal, reasonably price and tasty. Was a miserable evening outside so we were nice and cosy inside sitting upstairs

We ate here on the 13/09 in the bar area. what a treat specials board was full with lots of options and portion sizes were filling. bar was full with locals and others eating which just shows how good this pub is always a good...

Visited today (6/09/2022). Gentleman behind the bar put the curt into courteous. Was brusque, supercilious and short. I hadn't left the bar , as a local, laughing, said to him, in my presence, " you're stylishly rude, aren't you" which he acknowledged with a raffish...

Having undertaken some research as to where to have an evening meal with the grandchildren after a full days site seeing we decided to try this recommended hostelry. We were attracted by the positive reviews and the wide number of menu options, and the price...

Went for a meal after recommendations. Menu a replica of the nearby Rake & Riddle, not sure who plageurised who. Staff very quiet, did not acknowledge us really in any way. No real atmosphere. Seemed like some of the staff would be more suited to...

Never been before, but was invited for drinks and a meal. The food was not the best in all honesty, had the sirloin and found a little dry. But what blew me away was the young Jaydn who served us. He went over and above...

This place was an unexpectedly good find. We alighted on it at lunchtime when we were starving! The food arrived quickly and was very tasty. I had the lasagne, my husband had fish and chips. Both were good portions and great value for money. Only...

As holiday makers I have to thank my satnav for finding this place. Part of the beauty of this area is it's isolation, and there are few decent restaurants around, so we booked them all ahead. This is a rustic traditional pub/restaurant with a relaxed...

Serves food until late on a Sunday where some other pubs don’t. Delicious homemade lasagne and burger. Lovely atmosphere and dog friendly. What more could you want from a pub!

Visited for a meal with my wife. The steak was like a chuck of gristle. We complained to the staff after they asked was everything ok with the meal only to be told there was nothing they could do. The service was ok but had...

It was perfect, just what we needed. The roast was served with plenty of vegetables. The puddings were out of this world. The cheesecake was so good we had to order another to share. The brownie was enormous but was so good it did not...

We had a very enjoyable lunch at The Welcome but one staff member was so abrupt to the point of rudeness. This gentleman informed us very curtly that we needed to vacate the table after we had our deserts. We hadn't been told about this...

My wife and I have just got back from our honeymoon in Llanhidian , whilst we were there we ate at this establishment on several occasions and every time we received a very friendly welcome and the food was excellent . The only problem I...

Had lunch today Garlic Prawns and chefs special Moules en Frits worst meal I have had down there bread with mushrooms was soggy and the main course was so salty it was inedible

We visited a few times during the week we were staying just down the road. Very busy place, with a dining room upstairs and tables outside in front and a large marquee at the rear. We had a selection of starters on the Friday evening...

Just collected our first Sunday dinner. One lamb and one nut roast vegetarian. Both were fantastic. The Yorkshire puddings were a meal in themselves. Have just discovered my new #1 place to get a cooked dinner in Swansea.

Myself and five friends visited this restaurant for lunch yesterday. One of our party ordered a vegan chilli, which when tasted was too spicy to eat, the effect on my friend was, running eyes and profuse sweating! This was explained to the waitress and was...

Great food, excellent service, the best we have we experienced in the Gower. We have had several mediocre meals in pubs nearby so we’re not expecting great things but the food at the Welcome was great- starters of scallops and chilli prawns and mains of...

Very warm welcome, phoned ahead and reserved a table for 6 friends and two dogs no problems and tucked into a very nice lunch, tapas beers wine fish and chips all delicious. The staff were very friendly and made the dogs very welcome

The curse of Covid has its upside. Takeaway Mother’s Day lunch from The Welcome. I cook for a hobby cos I lerrrrrrrrrve my grub, but this was a whole different ball game. A cornucopia of flavours and portions big enough to please the hungriest diner. Good wholesome traditional fare that put a smile on my face and a glow in my belly.....and it doesn’t stop there. Weekday treats and innovative dishes provide a tasty contrast and never disappoint.. roll on victory against diversity day and the chance to enjoy a sociable pint in good company at the Welcome.

Visited tonight, a bit wary about previous reviews with regard to covid rules not being adhered to, not my experience. lovely tasty food - not haute cuisine but good tasty pub grub - perfect for a wet dank Saturday when I cannot be bothered to cook at home1

Three adults and three dogs. Not asked to sign or register on track and trace, social distancing not good, large groups of people socialising on one table (group of 8) and people walking in with no face masks on and dogs off their leads annoying ours. Ordered drinks , paid for them and walked out as I could not believe what I was seeing. I had to video what I was seeing as I honestly could not believe it.

having heard good reviews many years ago but had not visited we dwcided to give it a try when our holiday plans were thwarted i had steak very fatty and tough as old boots supposed to have had garlic new pots there was no garlic and the garlic bread was so over cooked wont be going back

Had another superb Sunday Roast. Consistently spot on. Swansea begins Covid restrictions at 6pm tonight. The Welcome has stringent processes in place for Covid which means, in my opinion, it is a safe place to visit and enjoy a lovely atmosphere. Please support this local pub.

Our second visit here within 3 weeks. Had the 3 course Sunday lunch - the menu varies every week, but the choice of meat remains the same. The pub is very covid compliant with registration, social distancing, one way system, dividing screens etc. The food was exceptional, the food home cooked, plentiful and very tasty. The staff very efficient and friendly especially our waitress Ffion who excelled.We will return again when lock down eases. Fantastic to find a dining pub in a lovely area of Wales.

Nestled in a small village called Llanrhidian the Welcome is a lovely pub.ProsThe food is very nice and of good quality and well cooked.We were the only people eating as it was quite early so no atmosphere.The staff were attentive and friendly.ConsCar parking is limited

Very enjoyable meal here several weeks ago. Pity the pub wasn’t fuller (socially distanced of course) as would’ve added to the ambience. However, service faultless and food delicious (I had the sea bass). We were initially offered a table in the dining room but we opted for the bar as more people around.

We visited in a group of three adults . The pub itself and the Covid precautions were good ( lots of space , good ventilation, staff wearing masks, plenty of hand sanitiser, tables disinfected between guests). But the food was pretty poor. I had pan-fried salmon with fennel risotto. The salmon was a small, cheap rectangle from a supermarket pack drizzled with what looked like teriyaki sayce; the ‘risotto’ was a lump of lukewarm, claggy, tasteles, overcooked rice - I don’t often leave food or complain but this was vile and overpriced. The waiter was apologetic and did offer an alternative meal but as the other food was fairly unappetising ( my companion had the steak pie, which initially looked good - lots of veg etc - but which came with congealed ‘gravy’ like glue which she had to spread rather than pour, and the pie tasted of strong, cheap bbq sauce rather than steak and ale) I declined and took a free coffee instead. The fish and chips looked ok. The staff were lovely but they need a better chef.

We booked at the last minute for an early evening meal and were given a table for two in the bar area. This felt a bit 'hollow ' and not cosy with people passing through. Maybe could have asked for a table in the dining room. For drinks there was a large marquee in the garden, clearly enjoyably frequented by locals.My husband ordered fish and chips and I had pan fried sea bass fillets on a bed of cockle and lava bread hash in a creamy sauce with green beans. Both meals were generous and delicious.Dessert was good too. The welcome and service were friendly and helpful. Awareness of Covid demonstrated. Worth going to.

Small pub but does have outdoor seating available. Would recommend booking if you would like to sit inside. Free car park to the left of the pub very friendly staff and welcoming, old style farm house deco inside,dogs welcome in beer garden. Food outstanding chef, fast service,Home cooked food with local ingredients sourced. Mid range prices paid.Family friendly but also good for evening date nights. Excellent protocol for the covid rules. Very happy customer shall be returning.

So so glad we made the journey to eat here. It felt like we was driving to no where, but rest assured it is worth it! We ordered steak with jacket potatoes and onion rings and really enjoyed it! Followed by an extremely delicious pecan pie with the most refreshing ice cream. This was all made perfect by the waitresses who served us with genuine smiles and a welcoming aura. A little gem of a restaurant!

We booked in for dinner and had a very enjoyable meal. My husband had the fish and chips, and I had the ribs. Both excellent.

Visited this lovely place for a lunchtime meal.The owners have spent a lot of time updating this beautiful place. Newly decorated inside with a lovely seating area to the rear of the pub.The staff were all very friendly and the meals (Ribs and Chicken Stack) were good value for money.Slight problem was the small car park.I will be visiting this Gower Gem again and I have recommended this place to my many friends who have static caravans nearby.Well done to all involved with the running of this beautiful place.

Ok so the ‘garden’ is pretty poor. But wow - the food was awesome! We had the ribs and they were absolutely stunning - falling off the bone and spot on. All other sides and kids food great too. Can see why the ratings are so high for this place!

The pub is located in a very pretty village on Gower. Sunday roast is exceptional and without a doubt the best around for miles. The staff are helpful and cheerful. Please support this pub as it is off the tourist trail but a hidden little gem.

Went for a valentine dinner. Perfectly cooked, tasty home made food. £20 for 3 courses. The pecan pie was special.

Called in for lunch and a drink after a lovely walk on llanmadoc beach with three dogs.The welcome is dog friendly and no problem bring in the dogs. The bar man brought out a bowl of water for them without being asked , nice to know you really are welcome.We had light lunch of Jacket potatoes and beer for me and glass of wine for my wife.Meal very good barman friendly and was happy to chat. Always a bonus when you can take your dogs in . I recommend this pub for lunch especially if you have a dog.

what a lovely pub, people, locals and a band - the food looked delicious. we had a holiday cottage in the village for a week and it was a delightful place and the local pub was this one, honestly, it was fabulous.

Just had a great meal with excellent service. Generous portions and very reasonably priced. Loved the Christmas decorations too! We will return.

40+ plus damp and cold cyclists booked in for a Christmas Dinner after our Sunday ride. Meal was superb with all the trimmings and a fabulous Yorkshire pud with the beef. The welcome and the service was great and, and three great real ales on tap. 40 well fed punters for the cycle home.

Lovely pub, loved all the poppies and tribute on your frontage, well done. Came here with friends who live local, after a walk on long the marshes. Only came for drinks, but will return on another day to sample the food, as the menu looked good. My husband really enjoyed your Bass, great pint of ale.

Came here for dinner yesterday with friends, we had a warm welcome as per usual and a massive hearty meal with a couple of pints. Service from the young man behind the bar was quick and professional. Will definitely be returning to try out the breakfast they have to offer.

I have dined here quite a few times and have sampled breakfasts,lunch and diners. I have never had a poor meal.everything is outstanding from the welcoming staff to the local ales.the Sunday lunch is to die for.i will be returning time and time again

We rented a cottage nearby for a week and ate in the pub every day. Friendly service and food of a good standard every time. Good value

Just had a lovely Sunday Lunch here. Friendly staff. Excellent service. Delicious roast and yummy brownie for pud 🙂 Really recommend

We have visited the Gower twice a year for the last few years, and we visited the Welcome To Town today now we know it's dog friendly. The pub is tucked a few hundred yards off of the main road, and has parking facilities at the far side of the building. Inside, the pub was bustling with locals- always a good sign, and the pub was clean and tidy, with a traditional feel. There were two major brand ales on draught, plus a choice of lagers and a cider on tap. There was also a good selection of craft gins on the shelf. Meals are served daily from 12.00pm to 9.00pm, and there was a good selection of bar meals, tapas, pizzas, and pasta dishes available. We had the gammon, and the fish and chips. Both meals were excellent portions, well cooked and presented, and good value.

We visited while staying in the area for a wedding. The food was excellent, everyone enjoyed their meal,really recommend this restaurant❤

We live nearby and our family of four visited on Thursday 5th September. We ordered from the menu and paid at 7.10 p.m. At 8.26 p.m. our food started to arrive. that's a 1 hour and 16 minutes wait.

Visited for Sunday lunch as four adults and a baby after our parents had visited a few months previous and were singing high praises.

Recommended by friends ,we tried Sunday lunch at the Welcome but we're disappointed to wait 40minutes for a warm not hot meal .

Had the most delicious meal last night in this lovely restaurant/pub. The village setting in Llanrhidian is in itself so attractive and the restaurant sits very snugly within it. We ordered the sea bass which was served on a bed of cockles, laverbread and scallops hash. It was quite exquisite. The service is exemplary and the overall ambience is exceptionally friendly and welcoming. We loved it!

Came for a dinner after a trip to rhossili. The food and the service was excellent. And reasonably priced.

Superb food. Loads of pubs offer vegan options these days but most pubs don’t do vegan food to this high standard. I had a great burger and my wife had one of the best pizzas she’s ever had. Will go back tomorrow to try the vegan hoisin duck pancakes.

My Daughter & I enjoyed our veggie & vegan pizzas, lots of choice & gluten free options too, locals at the bar where friendly, staff where very helpful, would eat here again.

Our usual monthly meet up choose to visit the Welcome inn, we were very pleased with the layout , parking was easy, we were warmly welcomed by the staff who brought us drinks while we choose from the menu. We were served fairly quickly with a variety of meals all tasty and served well

We have eaten here twice this week. Service brilliant. Food amazing.

Dining area and the local bar in the one room though they do have a separate dining room somewhere else in the pub. Pet friendly and can be a little noisy at the bar but the food is sensational. My steak was cooked perfectly and my daughter loved her BBQ chicken. Will definitely be returning very soon x

For those who are hungry and those who are just in need of nibbles. This place has it all. The full rack of ribs is very special. The fully loaded burger with triple cooked chips extra special

Aged grandparents and 13 year old grandson,who was hungry, really enjoyed a great, value for money lunch here today. Fantastic home

Decided to visit the Welcome for a few drinks and meal. We have been here a few times since new owners have taken over and always have excellent food.

Family of 5, Visited on a Thursday night in the summer holidays so expected it to be busy, it was busy but not rammed, found a table outside no problem. Lovely pub and a lovely location. We ordered at around 8.15 we were not advised that there was a wait on food! 9pm food had still not arrived, asked staff again if our food was on way was told 5-10 minutes and given garlic bread (which two of us couldn’t eat anyway as we’d ordered gluten free meals)

This lovely pub is our go to place for food on Gower. Since it was taken over just over a year ago by Mark and his team we have eaten here loads of times and each time the food has been of a very high standard. Menu changes with the seasons.

Lovely setting down a steep winding road. Ordered scampi and chips and fish and chips. Service was prompt and friendly. Presentation excellent. Only drawback was the very loud heavy rock music which was deafening and not conducive to eating a pleasant lunch.