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Stayed over for a couple of nights. Didn't have a desk in the room which was a pain, but the Sunday supper' (a smaller roast dinner) was to die for. Guinness at £5.50 a pint

Stopped here twice yesterday once going to Kettering and once on the way back walked through the door and got told to shut up BUT ITS ALL FRIENDLY BANTER sue is lovely on way back I stopped off for food got told we closed but she did have a few bits left over IF YPU CANT TAKE BANTER DONT GO had a good long chat with sue about bikes and everything will be stopping by OH CRACKING BACON AND SAUSAGE COB really tasty from the YAMAHA XSR BLUE bike thanks again sue hope to see you at RTTW

This is showing that it sells food, it stopped doing this back in late 2023 these places should update their website and Tripadvisor need to check at least once a year to confirm that they still trade in this area of food retail

Had a lovely lunch here yesterday. Open fire, lovely decor, great food and fabulous service! Would defo return and recommend to others

I attended a family birthday party for 50 people here on 14/9/24. We had drinks, sit down dinner and all 14 of the attractive bedrooms were occupied by us. This is a lovely, traditional pub with good parking, seats in the garden, and in the middle of a beautiful village. Food and service were fantastic and the rooms were gorgeous with a cottagey feel and large, modern bathrooms. The owner, who I think also served us, did a brilliant job and I can't recommend this venue highly enough. 5 stars +++ from me!

I've known of this pub for over 30 years but never visited due to relocating elsewhere so whilst in the area again decided to pop in for Sunday lunch then pub and restaurant were fully booked but the landlord kindly let us have a table due to a cancellation the roast beef was very generous and tasty and freshly cooked it was a pleasure to be in a beautiful real traditional pub and a real landlord the pub was clean and has a beer garden as well the toilets are stunning so much effort is made in this pub thank you for an amazing lunch

We have always enjoyed our stays with you, this being our 4th visit, but our experience on this occasion was certainly not as expected or as our previous dining experience. Our room was lovely, the breakfast very good, but our evening meal was poor at best! We both ordered Plaice and at £22.00 each our expectations were high! The plaice arrived it was very small the skin did not come off and it was not fresh, this was accompanied by a bowl of boiled new pots in their skin, a chopped up tomato and three very overcooked green beans. We voiced our concerns to our lovely waitress, who said she would pass on our views, no apologies though. We then decided to share a desert, chocolate cake, whilst it tasted OK, presentation reminded me of school dinners and priced at £10.00 it again did not meet our expectations. It was very busy on Friday with a very large loud table in the dining room. We were moved into the bar by a really lovely member of staff So in conclusion - lovely attentive staff, lovely pub, lovely room and breakfast. I did email directly but did not get a response

Delicious food, lovely location. With a choice of both stunning Indian cuisine and typical British pub food, plus today being Sunday a roast as well, what more could you possibly ask for. Food was superb. Service was great, staff so polite.

What an absolutely gorgeous 3 course Sunday lunch. Cannot fault the food, service and atmosphere. The “Pork& Chorizo” Scotch Egg starter was delicious as were the Scallops my wife had. For main I tucked into one of the best Roast Pork I have ever tasted! For puds there was in my opinion only one item on the menu to pick … Caramelised Apple Crumble with custard … yum yum! Cannot recommend The Old Pheasant enough now it’s under new ownership … big round of applause to Damon and Chef Robert.