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We came for a family Christmas meal and all I can say is 5* all round, all meals came out together hot and tasting amazing, the service was 5* from all of the staff, great start to our Christmas holidays. Thank you the roebuck

Just time for a pint this time ..

if you are a tall person over 6ft then you are in for a treat because you will have no problems fitting under the shower head we were in room 3 and had no complaints about the room.

Used to be my go to Indian restaurant. We were told it's busy you will have to wait twenty minutes, about 30 -40 minutes later we were seated. there were only a table of 8 and maybe another table of 6. Hardly what I would call busy. The food was pretty average. Mine was ok but the other 2 curries we had barely tasted of much probably the blandest currys I've tasted. The samosas were tiny as well and 2 seemed a very small starter. It felt like the guy waiting on was doing almost everything and I wouldn't be surprised if he was helping cook in the kitchen. So disappointed because this used to be such a great curry house and I definitely wouldn't visit again

Having worked at Hoar cross hall for the last three months and visiting the Lancaster cafe every day cannot recommend this hidden gem any more than the 5 stars it has. Tina Janet and Trouble! Have looked after us no end and will help with anything on the menu. The specials are always cracking too. Enjoy. Many thanks Ian and the gang

Absolutely wonderful atmosphere and probably the kindest staff and manager I've seen in a pub in years. I will absolutely be coming back here soon.

Family of 10. Where to begin. Mixed up veg and non veg samosas and my vegetarian wife ended up eating meat. Half hearted apologies, blaming each other - they didn’t really have a clue. We waited 1 hour for starters even through the restaurant was super quiet. Food was not great. Fish Amritsar slimy and bland. Chana Puri bland. Nan breads flat. Chilli paneer and paneer shashlik were identical. Tandoori chicken and aloo tiki were ok. No drinks menu. Left after Starters. Place is a joke.

Located on the main Lichfield to Ashbourne road, the main bar at the Swan remains a traditional, largely unspoilt place to come and enjoy a convivial drink. Lovers of real unspoilt pubs will, no doubt, enjoy this space. The back section of the pub is somewhat more modernised and is focused mainly on food sales. The food here is very good, and reasonably priced too. There is an extensive menu, nothing over-ambitious, but the house speciality is the homemade pies - and excellent they are too. These are 'proper pies' - by that I mean they are fully encased in pastry (not just in a dish with a pastry lid), and there is a good selection available ranging from traditional pies such as Steak & Kidney to some more unusual choices. I opted for the aforementioned Steak & Kidney, a personal favourite, once the staple of all pub food menus but now becoming increasingly rare - and an excellent choice it proved to be. Pies come with mash or chips, a selection of fresh vegetables plus a jug of gravy. The one small negative about this pub is the selection of ales - Bass or Tribute at the time of our visit. I would like to have seen at least one ale from a small independent Local brewery on the bar. There is a small farm shop, mainly selling meat and meat products, adjacent to the pub.

Lovely Sunday lunch! 😊 Beef was cooked to perfection! All veg cooked just right. Everything was fresh and hot. Poppy recommend the restaurant to us , after she came into where I worked. 😊 She was very attentive , friendly and bubbly, all staff looked after us.