The best restaurants in Hanneys Vale of White Horse South East

Excellent place - welcoming service and great food. The pace of the service is good, not too fast, if still attentive. We were impressed by staff knowledge of the menu, allergies and wine. Had lamb, pork belly and hispy cabbage and all were very good indeed. We’ve been coming here on and off for 30 years, and it’s better than ever. Choose the area at the far end, or in the bar. The full height space in the main area is very impressive but quite brightly lit. They do a great range of cocktails too and very reasonably priced wine.

Saturday night. Took our booking weren’t too busy but were gearing up for big groups. They Lost our order. Didn’t bother telling us Left us waiting an hour for food. Served both big groups. Still waiting. I was with 2 children. Never came over to ask or explain. Then sent a quarter of the order to the table and nothing more until I went and complained. Finally 15 minutes later the rest arrived. Over priced, terrible service, I will not be back. It used to be good. Such a shame.

The rooms were notably clean and well-decorated, featuring a spacious shower and a large, practical vanity unit. The heating was effective during my stay. However, the front-facing rooms are subject to significant traffic noise, making it difficult to keep the windows open. Breakfast offered a limited selection, and the pre-packaged muffins were disappointingly expired. While the coffee was acceptable, it wasn't exceptional. The absence of an on-site chef meant the restaurant was closed, and there was no evening meal service. The reception is not consistently staffed, requiring guests to use a key for after-hours access. On the positive side, the bed was comfortable, and the large desk provided ample workspace. The room was also meticulously cleaned and the bed made daily

We went for an evening out and all I can say is the food is amazing. All piping hot, beautifully cooked and plentiful. The onion bhajis are amazing the the paratha was the best I have ever tasted. Can’t wait to return and this is now our go to restaurant for a meal out. Thank you for an amazing experiences

We enjoyed our meals at the Plough last month, we were made to feel very welcome and although the pub was very busy we received first class service and food.

Disappointing to be honest, wont be returning in a hurry. The landlord/chef was incredibly rude to my Mum when we went to pay our bill. He shouted from across the restaurant asking what our table number was in a very abrupt manner. This took a while to spot as it was faintly scribbled on the top of a mustard pot. As he walked away he said "bloody hell you need to go to specsavers, if you can't see that.. you've got a serious problem." Incredibly rude and put a dampener on our otherwise lovely lunch.

This venue makes no claim to be gourmet food, but it’s great for families and solo diners. There is space for many customers and designated for quiet eating. Nice burgers with chips and coleslaw

My husband had a full breakfast , I had a bacon bap. Unfortunately the breakfast was lacklustre . The bacon was dried up , my large bap was lacking in bacon three shrivelled up pieces. Will definitely stick to cake. Everything seems as it had been hanging around , dried out.

We were a big group with kids. Pre ordered our food but it still took forever to come out, and then was pretty awful all round. Staff were friendly but had no clue what was going on. Very disappointing