Ye Olde George Inn in East Hampshire

the pork scratchings are amazing

Booked for a birthday lunch. Service was good, food was exceptional. Will definitely be back. Comfortable surroundings.

From walking into the pub , no friendly wellcome , moaned about dog , advertised as dog friendly. Moaned about the mess our granddaughter had made she’s 18 months . Food okay If there was another pub serving food I would of gone there

A clean and comfortable place to stay, I can’t complain about the room. But It was ruined by a grumpy member of staff. We came down for breakfast in the morning and were seated in a tight corner space, offerd tea or coffee, no offer of any juice or cereal, no offer of a refill on hot drinks there was no customer service what so ever from the member of staff. When I was paying the bill I quibbled over the charge, he was very abrupt in his reply, that the breakfast was not free, it was an extra £20 which I did not really agree with as we were not offered the free breakfast. The service was not what I would have expected from a business where your bread and butter are the customers. Will not be staying again.

Had Sunday lunch their. Very good, A lovely pub in a lovely setting. Will return in summer .

Relaxed Sunday lunch. Very nice toast dinners and fish and chips. The sardines are not the go to choice but service was excellent, especially as we were a party of 11.

We have been visiting this restaurant for a long time, in fact since they moved from petersfield to ye olde George Inn. We love this place! We have since moved to Oxford but still find time to drop in for arguably the best food, best atmosphere and nicest people!

What a find the day before we were due to go back home! We liked the look of the place when we drove by so booked a table for Sunday lunch. From the moment we walked in (with our large dog) we were made to feel welcome. The staff were friendly and helpful. The sourdough starter and dip was melt-in-the-mouth delicious. Best ever! The mains were served hot and were beautifully presented and cooked to perfection. I can’t recommend highly enough and have just booked to go back to the area in the Summer. Can’t wait!

Excellent pub, quality place to go and enjoy a drink or some of thier lovely food

We were recommended to eat here on a Sunday, so we made the booking, and arrived on a cold Sunday afternoon. The place was packed, but Ian showed us to our table, and very friendly he was to. Food quickly ordered, and 10 minutes later, there it was in front of us. Belly of port, with all the trimmings, and wow, what a delight. The food was exquisite, and plenty of it. We will definitely be back for some more. Many thanks to all the staff.

A great stay, with a fantastic breakfast and a great Sunday lunch......but spoilt by an extremely unfriendly member of staff. The final straw was coming down for a coffee at 10.25am on Sunday to be told that check out was 10.30am [no one had mentioned this previously]. I said Ok, we would drink our coffee, pack and leave. At 10.55 we came down to settle our bar tab and leave......he said it was £75. That seemed high and when I asked for a copy of the bill I saw he had added a late departure charge of £25. When I asked he said we were 25 mins late leaving and it was £25.......ie. £1 a minute!!! Never experienced anything like this before will not be going back.......which is sad because it not a bad place! Just spoilt by a single member of staff.

Booked for lunch however when we arrived told our reservation had been put in for the next day. The person behind the bar was very unhelpful said they had stopped serving and not his fault. His reaction was rude and sarcastic, disappointed by his attitude.

Disappointed by the attitude of the customer who booked on the wrong day and was an extraordinarily rude little man I hope he enjoyed his lunch at The Thomas Lord.

We came to The George for dinner and luckily Ian was on duty to make sure everything went well, he knows how to run front of house. The food was also really good again. Keep it up.

Stayed one night. Had a lovely stay. Lovely historical building with very friendly staff. Breakfast was good. Also ate there for dinner. Everything very good.

We were staying at the hotel for a couple of nights and ate there both nights. Lovely pub grub. Their breakfasts were great too.

Great atmosphere, excellent food, fabulous hosts .......AND dog-friendly. PLUS this place is set in a picture postcard village. What's not to like? 😃

Booked Friday evening dinner, very friendly staff, shown quickly to our lovely table. Had the baked Camembert to share as a starter …. Huge and tasted amazing. Followed by the Eye fillet which was absolutely stunning. If you are in the area I would highly recommend stopping here for dinner.

The pub has all the signs to be amazing but sadly it is not by any stretch of the imagination. The village setting is quintessentially British and on arrival the scenery does put you in a great mood. Sadly that lift in spirit does not last on. Stayed one night there and as soon as you walk in you feel like the staff are disappointed that you did make it to the place. Taken to the room upstairs and it was very very clean. Yes it is small and the shower room reminds you to go back to weight watchers upon your return home. It’s a pub room and walls are paper thin. I could hear the person next door unzip his suitcase!! I hope that’s what it was…. Booked dinner for 7:30 and the restaurant was simply empty. Guy at bar took me the the table furthest away and luckily I ordered my drinks whilst I was at the bar. Guy brought me the menu when I sat down but he never came back. At 7:50 I walked to the bar to call the waitress who was most helpful since the guy forgot about me. Dinner was pricey but very good. Guy from counter came to get my plate at 8:20 and I asked for the dessert menu. 15 minutes later I walked to bar to tell them I am leaving. The guy then said oh sorry I forgot to bring the menu!! The restaurant was just empty and he forgot!!!! The 2 staff were busy all the time discussing tipping week whilst they totally ignored a paying customer. Room wise: if you are like me and built for comfort with extra padding, you will find the shower room and the toilet most uncomfortable. It is extremely small and tight. No hot water in wash basin but shower was powerful and hot. Breakfast is included but it’s only continental. Full English is extra. You don’t help yourself but rather tell the waitress what you want and she brings it to you. Coffee is made fresh in front of you and the morning service (without the bearded guy from night before) was excellent!

Every time we think we will treat ourselves to Sunday lunch out we always come back to Ye Old George. Classics done well. Sunday roast with all the trimmings, treacle tart, wine, coffee. Heaven!! To top it the service is friendly and welcoming, quick and attentive. Can’t fault them.

Stayed here overnight while walking the South Downs Way. Lovely pub! Welcoming log fire, comfortable beds, wonderful food. The manager kindly offered us a lift back to the trail after breakfast, which saved us 2 miles uphill walk back. We would definitely recommend this place and would love to come back!

Food was great, service was slow and inatentive. Bell for food pick-ups was being rung three to four times before waiting staff went to the kitchen.

Booked a specific room for a special occasion, which the hotel was notified of. Was given a different one, with several conflicting excuses. Spent ages listening to the phone conversation in the room we should have had, through paper thin walls. We were the only customers in the overpriced and chilly restaurant so there was no atmosphere. Asked the waitress if there was salad with the steak and she said no, so we ordered salad. The steak came with a mound of pea shoots. The salad was a bucket of pea shoots. We'd had enough pea shoots so we didn’t eat the salad. We went to the bar area after dinner, having not been offered a chance to order dessert or coffee, to hear the chef loudly complaining to the bar staff about customers who "complain" (we didn’t complain, we asked) about salad, only to leave it. Next morning, our otherwise lovely breakfast had a pile of inappropriate pea shoots on it. On a full English breakfast.

Two of us had lunch there yesterday. Everything is first rate. Slow cooked pork belly particularly good.

Had a delicious lunch today, lovely starters and superb roasts, best we’d had for ages, food was great and Ian and his crew were very good as well.

A family get together was arranged for a Sunday roast because this establishment does in my opinion the best Sunday roast dinner. The food and the service were excellent and all the staff were friendly and efficient. Everyone of the party of 10 thoroughly enjoyed...

We requested a seat next to the open fire, were seated appropriately but no fire. As soon as we were seated the Menu was presented, no drinks menu. We felt rushed to order. Order a 3rd bottle of Merlot, which was excellent, it arrived open...

One of our favourites it is slowly becoming less so. Pre-Christmas with no open fire leaving it cool and unwelcoming. Food is great, the only plus

Had lunch here during the week. It was quiet but had a nice atmosphere. We had the lunch menu. There was a reasonable choice and the steak pie was good but quite a lot of pastry. It came with mash and red cabbage. I would...

Great experience from phone call to book, person who answered the phone friendly and helpful. Great menu with plenty of choice for all diets. Sunday beef roast cooked as requested with plenty of vegetables. Fish & chips was absolutely lovely. Clean and welcoming environment all...

We cycled over to East Meon today for Sunday lunch. We have eaten here before but not Sunday lunch. It did not disappoint. Lovely selection of vegetables, delicious puddings. Service was excellent, friendly and well paced. Thanks for a lovely time.

Enjoyed one of the best Sunday roasts for a long time. Good selection of vegetables and well cooked. The chocolate brownie dessert was a high point. Compliments to the chef. A relaxed and comfortable environment is a very pretty village.

I stopped here whilst walking the South Downs way to Winchester. I stayed overnight and the accommodation was excellent. Food and drink were also excellent. All staff were courteous and helpful with a good sense of humour. I would highly recommend stopping here, for food...

We spent a few days in a nearby cottage and went twice to Ye Olde George for diner and once for a drink. The food was fabulous. So often food in pubs is disappointing but both meals at the George were excellent and home made....

This pub never fails to impress. Friendly staff and a delicious Sunday roast . We’ve been a few times over the years and definitely a family favourite.

Lunch for two with easy Parking in this small, quiet, picturesque village with a happy absence of through traffic. Have now been here about 5 times and so far always have been content. Menu has good variety and food is well presented and of quality...

This was one of the best Sunday lunches we had for years! There are stunning walks around East Meon too. Food was outstanding. Really good service and hospitality. We will be back!

I made a booking for four of us to have lunch 20th July. We were greeted by a very friendly manager and seated in the coolest position. Drink orders were taken and served immediately whilst we perused the menu. Two of us had starters/snacks, and...

A great location in the South Downs ANOB. Looks great in the village setting with free parking. There are several dining areas; public and formal. The public areas need an upgrade but the helpful friendly staff make you overlook the shabbiness. Great range of beers...

Just stayed the night, room was comfortable and clean, staff where welcoming and evening meal was good.

Visited for lunch while walking the South Downs way. The staff were very friendly and served us with food and drink in good manner. The menu was varied and interesting, it was difficult to decide what to choose! In the end I took the Cod...

Stayed overnight whilst walking The South Downs Way and found this pub to be understaffed, with tired, drab rooms and over priced food. The bedroom was poky, with an awful shower room, old carpets and thin walls. The check in on arrival was with a...

Stayed here for a couple of nights and the staff were extremely polite. However the walls in the bedrooms were a little thin so can here everything from the room next doors (I mean even the snoring !). Breakfast choice was good and generous, but...

fabulous country pub in a beautiful village stayed overnight and will be back very helpful friendly staff a delicious full English breakfast well presented rooms oozing character the quintessential country pub

3 of us went for lunch today, lovely warm welcome, good menu, excellent food, absolutely delicious. I have never had a disappointing meal here. Brilliant as always.

Went for a walk in the area and then had Sunday Lunch here. Staff were very friendly and food delicious. At times service was a little slow, but not a problem as we were happily chatting.

Visited again for lunch that remained of a high standard. Landlord too has the gift too of reaching out to several customers at the same time so making for a good atmosphere. A wood burning stove is an attractive feature. Parking is easy - a...

Met friends here as it was half way for each of us. The pub is located in a very quaint village and it has lots of character. The staff were very welcoming and the food was excellent- will definitely go back !

I visited with my son for Sunday lunch at 2pm. Sadly the service was poor and we had to get up and find a server three times for various items and needs. Once seated no staff came back for quite a while. When food was...

I booked a nights stay with my husband, a couple of friends and their dogs for a cosy New Years Eve and was not disappointed at all. On arrival we were welcomed and allowed to check in early before we went on a walk. The...

This was our first visit to Ye Olde George, but we had heard good things and our expectations were surpassed. It was a quintessential Christmas setting, a lovely lit up inn decorated beautifully. We were greeted warmly and shown to our table. The food ordered...

Visited on the off Chance and we’re found a great table Superb staff very efficient friendly and capable Roasts fabulous and had to share a pudding as too full for one each Pudding amazing too

We got off to a shaky start with the roasts being sold out and the table in a draughty position but the staff and management did everything they could to rectify and moved us to a table which had freed up in the restaurant and...

Firstly the good stuff, food was excellent, the pub is charming and very clean and the staff are very pleasant and service good. So why only two stars? I stayed two nights. Rooms are fine and beds comfortable but there is NO SOUNDPROOFING! You can...

I have been here a couple of times and both times the food has been fantastic! If I lived nearer I would visit more often. It’s good quality ingredients cooked well and the serving staff were helpful and friendly. We had the roast beef and pork belly with the bread as a starter - my only regret was I didn’t have room for a pudding. We ate in the pub area as we had our dog with us - they provided some water for her.I would thoroughly recommend!!!

When we arrived we were told we had not made a booking and that it was likely we had booked at a similar named pub in Petersfield. We looked at the booking log and pointed out our booking to the server who joked that we shouldn't panic.The food itself was very good and the waiting staff attentive, however when paying the bill there were further problems caused by the same staff member who had been unable to find our booking. The bill was about 110 pound so we asked to put 80 pound on one card and 50 on another, giving a 20 pound tip. We were told we could possibly do this and that if we wanted to share the bill we would need to go to the bar and itemise every item in order to split it. We pointed out we were paying mote than the bill and offered to pay the exact bill but again were told we had to go the bar and list every item each family had ordered. A disappointing end to a pleasant meal.

Came in for a few drinks with the work guys and was served by Janet and Mellissa very friendly and helpful

Really amazing food and friendly staff. Particularly recommend the scallop starter and pork belly main. Whole area nearby is beautiful too

Customer service was great by the staff. Special mention to the tunes being played in the background, a good choice. Beer tasted fine & had body to it. Food was really good. The sourdough bread was lovely as was the rib eye & the haddock. Would definitely visit again. Thanks for a lovely evening.

We stayed in East Meon this weekend. Had dinner at the George on Saturday night and again on Sunday lunchtime. The staff were very friendly and welcoming and nothing was too much trouble. The food was out of this world with the belly pork the best I’d ever had and the sage gnocci were to die for. Honestly , my friend and I agreed it was the nicest food we had had for a very long time. Absolutely fantastic place .

We have been here a few times and it’s been amazing. We visited tonight and were totally disappointed! This was the place we dreamed of going to during lockdown but ordering the ribeye was a total mistake. I ordered it medium rare but it came well done, sent it back and waited 25 mins for it to be well done. The table next to us couldn’t eat their food as it was dry and deep fried. Had my steak been 20£ I would have accepted but it was supposed to be a ribeye and I got an overdone sirloin for 30£

We were local for the day so decided to stop in for a nice summery pint outside. Covid regulations respected and had a one way access to the bar. Staff and other visitors chilled and relaxed. Nice country view, enjoyed watching the world go by on a sunny day.

We had a two night stay at the Inn. The food was very good, the accommodation clean and comfortable. The setting is stunning and for out door pursuits the showers are marvellous. The staff were very friendly and helpful. I would definitely stay there again.

Superb pub in a perfect English village. Wonderful staff who were incredibly helpful. Food and Beer was excellent. Room had everything you would want.

We stayed here for an event in Petersfield, great comfortable bedrooms, accomodated our small dog, excellent continental breakfast and good service. Such a friendly pub, really enjoyed our stay here.

The best steak I’ve ever eaten and his belly pork was very good too. Lovely friendly pub doing really nice food. Our waiter was the chef’s son and told us with some pride his dad also owned the pub. That pride was justified. We only had one course but the desserts looked heavenly and were beautifully presented. Definitely one to return to.

My brother in law and I actually stayed here. The staff were extremely good and service was excellent, nothing was too much trouble. From a safe and secure place to store bikes, to bringing a top up beer without even being asked!!! We ate dinner and full English for breakfast and both were perfect!!!!Go and enjoy!!!

We stayed locally in West Meon but decided to try out the food at the George. The fish and chips were amazing with thin crisp batter and superbly fresh fish. The burger was very good as well. However, the blueberry panda cotta was tasteless but the texture was good. A stronger flavoured fruit would have suited better or just left plain vanilla

Absolutely fantastic food. Not had food that good for a while. Perfectly cooked seared scallops with a wonderful wasabi emulsion. Cod Loin with massive flakes of beautifully cooked cod with miso mayonnaise and a side of parmesan and white truffle oil fries. Not one complaint!! Top top local food all cooked to perfection. Well done Chef!

Another delicious meal. The chef certainly knows how to combine flavours. Foodie heaven. Word got to the kitchen that it was my birthday and my dessert arrived with an extra something - made my day!

Took an hour or so to meander around the village of East Meon and stopped off at the George for some drinks sat at one of their tables outside at the back. A historic pub with plenty of character and plenty of safety measures in place due to the COVID age that we live in. Had a nice cool pint of Ferret served by lovely bar staff. Food menu looked great....maybe next time.

Cosy pub setting, combination of locals and tourists, warm atmosphere. Friendly service, relaxed feeling (they were happy for me to take my time). The food was delicious and each dish impressed me. Asparagus soup, followed by scallops and almond lemon cake for dessert. The presentation was beautiful and excellent choice of ingredients. Appropriate measures for Covid. Perfect.

Just eaten dinner at this lovely pub. Received a warm welcome from the two members of the team which was great on such a wet and windy evening. The hone cooked food was delicious. We shared the asparagus soup for starters and for mains had the loin of cod and haddock and chips. Fresh and very tasty. Highly recommend.

We enjoyed visiting Ye Olde George Inn and will return as soon as lockdown ends! The menu had all the must haves with very friendly staff.

Had the 28 day dry aged rib eye steak. It was as tough as old boots and the triple cooked chips looked and tasted like they’d come from a chippy, but not as nice. Was totally underwhelmed and disappointed. My wife had the lamb which she said was really nice, so one out of two I suppose. Maybe I chose the wrong meal but being a steak lover and all. Have ate here once before and that time my wife didn’t like her meal so maybe it’s a bit hit and miss generally. The pub itself is nice and the beer was good. However the lady serving, like the food, was a bit hit and miss in her attitude.

We enjoyed an evening meal at Ye Olde George for our daughter's 9th birthday, whilst staying at Meon Springs Yurt Village. Very generous servings. Delicious meals and good service.

It is all too easy to take excellent for granted when it is in the next door village! But every time we go to Ye Old George I am reminded of how brilliant it is. Today we went for Sunday lunch. My husband had roast pork , I had fish cakes. His roast was amazing. My fish cakes were lovely but I will be honest their roast is the best!! Oh and thief puddings! I had rum and raisin creme brûlée with biscotti and ginger ice cream. Worth every calorie. Great service. Consistently good. A fantastic pub.

Found this pub on a recent short trip to East Meon. What a gem of a find.! Warm and welcoming atmosphere and amazing food. Provided strict adherence to the current Covid 19 restrictions, which reassured us each time we paid a visit. Ian, who we assume is the bar manager has an amazing repertoire and had us laughing out loud. Table service was excellent with visits to ensure everything was topped up and we were enjoying our food. Would recommend this lovely village pub and will certainly go back in the very near future. Dog friendly too!!

Rather chilly table by the back door, but soon movedA really excellent, different menu, which you somehow knew was going to be excellent. My wife had the Salmon & Crab claw fishcake, and I had the Wild Haddock. No resemblance to your normal fish and chips, deliciousThen to share the rum and raisin crepe brûlée with hazelnut biscotti and stem ginger ice cream, quite sufficient for 2.Impeccable service, and mine host a delight to meetWonderful atmosphere and decor, just wished we lived round the corner

A lovely overnight stop, about a mile off the route, with excellent service, food and accommodation. Happy to fill our water bottles and provide us a lovely packed lunch for the next day's walk. Highly recommend to anyone undertaking the South Downs Way

We stayed on a campsite overnight in the village for an early start to Portsmouth ferry port. We booked a table the day before as times are rather strange with COVID-19 which was a good thing as the pub got quite busy. I had the Haddock and chips and the fish was one of the best I’ve ever eaten really tasty. My husband had the burger which he said was delicious. I wanted a pudding as they looked really good but I was too full. The wine was fabulous and the staff very friendly all in all a good night out after a five and a half hour drive down from Yorkshire.

Was recommended by a friend and did not disappoint. Very well organised as far as social distancing concerned and felt very safe.The food was superb, sea bass goujons and roast beef ( medium rare) cooked to perfection and my partner really enjoyed her Nut Roast and Rum and Raisin creme brulee.Dog friendly and we will return

We stayed for one night at Ye Olde George inn whilst cycling the South Downs way. The pub was extremely accommodating. They securely stored our bikes over night. Food at the pub was lovely. Rooms were clean and spacious. Breakfast was delicious and Ian made sure we had plenty of piping hot toast! I definitely recommend a stay here.

I had a one night overnight stay at the George Inn and it was a very comfortable stop on my South Downs Way walk. I would recommend this inn to other walkers as the food was great, the bedroom was comfortable and clean and the staff were cheerful.

We sat on The Forgotten Table. The food was superb. The staff lovely. The customers friendly. What more do you want from a pub. Shame we don’t live locally.

Friendly. Tasty Food. Pricey Soft Drinks. Booking Essential.Booked via email as was unable to get through on the phone which I really appreciated. Large free car park at rear with a few outdoor tables. Children and dogs welcome. Dog welcome inside bar area. Very popular and I was glad I booked as those that hadn’t and were not lucky enough to score an outdoor table were sent away. Slick COVID set up. Staff did not wear masks but they were taking track and trace info, sanitiser stations dotted about, open windows for air flow and socially distanced tables. Toilets set up for only one user at a time and lots of good signage in the pub. Took a while to order drinks and food and a while to come. Soft drinks on the pricey side. Food was delicious. Fish batter lovely and light. Really tasty meals and pudding. Good portions. Took a while to pay as only one card reader and several customers wanting to pay at same time but staff friendly and efficient to make waiting pleasant. Would recommend and eat here again when next in the area.

Paid nearly £9 for two pints of lemonade and orange juice, which wasn't even that nice! The barman was friendly enough.

We booked in for a late lunch prior to ding a circular walk around the village. Staff wee helpful and asked if we wanted to reserve a roast in case they sold out by the time we returned. We were glad we did as the roast beef was fantastic. Lots of roast potatoes, the best Yorkshire pudding ever, roasted shallots and beetroot added a nice change to the standard veg you usually get with a roast. Really enjoyable.

Clean and warm welcome - pork belly was stunning but the harissa pasta was not good - as it was under the govt eat out scheme then ok but if we had paid full price for the pasta i would have asked foe my money back - menu v meat orientated but give a thought for the veggies

Friends who have ventured out to pubs/restaurants over the past week or so told me they felt pretty safe as the waiting staff were masked and being careful when handling items, we therefore decided to visit The George for a meal. We were extremely disappointed that none of the waiting or bar staff were wearing masks and when the Chef walked through the restaurant he also was not wearing one. No gloves were worn and cutlery etc was all handed out as per normal.

There is a sign outside wishing everyone a warm welcome saying coffee is served. So popped in at 11am for a coffee with my Mum and husband. When I ordered two coffees and a coke I was told by an older member of staff “he thought he’d taken the Starbucks” sign down. He was most sarcastic no please or thank yous . I commented it was a little early for alcohol at 11am. Lady after me ordered 3 coffees I said he told me it’s not Starbucks he then commented he was fed up making coffee and the village needed a coffee shop!! So much for warm welcome. Coffee was served by friendly young man which was the only highlight. After covid and now venturing out don’t expect to be talked to so rudely.

Popped in Saturday lunchtime after completing a country walk around East Meon and were glad we did.Good service, friendly staff, excellent food and beers. The 3 starters we had were really good - well presented, lots of flavour and good attention to detail. Worth noting too that the owners and staff were well organised with good communication to all customers ref the procedures they need to follow the COVID shutdown ... good to see.More than happy to recommend this pub !

Whilst on our way home from Portsmouth on Wednesday we decided to explore some of Hampshire's villages and stopped at this amazing pub for lunch.On a cold and windy day we found the pub to be warm and welcoming and thefood is locally sourced and is wonderful. The best treacle sponge ever!Unfortunately I left my scarf at the pub so we went back on Friday to collect it and have another lunch.I can't recommend this pub enough and am looking forward to going back soon.

Popped in for lunch - met with a nice welcome! Nice pub, full of people so had a good vibe. Menu for lunch was varied and very tasty. Chickpea and sweet potato burgers delicious and the crab claw sandwich. Wish we had this pub where we live!

I was staying here this week and really couldn’t fault the food. Plenty of choice on the menu but some of the dishes are quite expensive. I went for a burger which was delicious. Full English breakfast in the morning was spot on.

Used to love this place...weekend lunch was shambolic though. Over an hour food to arrive...portions were miniscule (suspect they had run out of beef?) and beef was as tough as old boots. Very disappointed. Under new hands? New chef????Oh...and one thing that has gone up are the prices...just as quality has collapsed

came here for my birthday meal with my husband. Food was delicious, service.... non-existent!You would be looked after better in pizza hut or wetherspoons! No acknowledgement in regards drinks or care in regards to food being served and if it's ok. (luckily for this establishment their chef is pretty good!).For 4x drinks each, 1x appetizer, 1x starter and 2x mains with a side, accumulating to £108.00 Bill for 2 people is madness. Wanted to try this place as menu has always seemed interesting glad we can say we tried it. would I reccomend? No.Will I return? No. And that is thanks to the lack of service the staff provide.

Have been a regular to this restaurant for a few years booked a table for sunday lunch for 6 people and was so disappointed to be told when we arrived sorry no sunday roasts left can I ask what was the point of booking a table most dissapointed first time we have ever been let down here and it will be a while before we return

Great food and lovely pub. The service and portions were amazing. Will definitely return if we are ever in the area again.

Fab-u-lous! Great atmosphere, Sunday roast, log fire, & service all brilliant. Character pub in a lovely village.