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The staff in this cafe are disgustingly rude - whenever you go in here it feels as though you are being a pain by giving them business. They’ve got their approach all wrong. There’s no smile and happy welcome - the owner looks at you with a face of distain because they have more food to prepare. The opening hours are totally unreliable and the service takes ages. I was sent away on this occasion after making a trip down because they had had an influx of orders and ‘weren’t taking anymore’. This was at 1pm and they closed at 2pm. It’s just not worth going. And the arrogance and attitude of the staff when they told me this was just inexcusable.

Lovely Sunday lunch, beautifully cooked and presented. Staff friendly and very efficient. Would thoroughly recommend. I did book a table. This is my fourth time for Sunday lunch and all have been excellent.

We have stayed 3 nights at The Star and can thoroughly recommend it. Breakfasts are excellent if not a little limited but what they provide “ full English “ and variations of are extremely well prepared. We ate once for evening meal as we like to try other places in the locality. Our party of 6 all chose different courses and were all very pleased. Accommodation all recently refurbished to a high standard. All staff friendly and attentive especially the management. Would stay again

The menu that is shown is no longer available since the pub has H ' changed hands. It was very disappointing as we went a celebration . The place was very cold and was told to sit near a radiator which then went cold.

Outdoor seating on a lovely patio, Lovely food especially the cakes. Friendly staff. Didn’t visit the model village this time .

vegetable satay vegan main very good. served with a couple of slices of soft homemade bread that is good enough to be sold as loaves. supermarket bread is full of additives so wd be nice to be able to get decent bread somewhere. fritata with salad was apparently also very good. generous portion of vegan biscoff chocolate cake. cd maybe do with a little less sponge or more 'butter' cream to make it more moist but not a bad effort. drinks are a little basic - cans of coke etc - but quite functional. suggest the cafe revamps its facebook page so people can see the latest menu and opening times. garden at the back is very pleasant with a colony of chirping sparrows occupying a large bush in one corner

Fantastic pub very friendly staff a fabulous beer garden with plenty of seating in the Sun got to get a massive thumbs up from me ..

Went last night 4 10 24 for steak night could not fault anything. Food beautiful staff brilliant. Compliements to the chef. Will be back. Thank you.

Absolutely love this place. Bought some stuff to take for a picnic, my god the rare beef sarnie is delicious! Love that you can choose what bread you have also. Great prices on all the other bits such as sausage rolls, Scotch eggs and pies. We got abit of everything and was a very reasonable price. Don't mind waiting in a long que for lovely quality food. Only thing I will say is the chalk boards can be abit much to look through, almost too much going on to choose what you want, but generally if you know what sarnie your after I think they can just make it up. I got a rare beef, horseradish, lettuce and onion in a white roll, this exact combo wasn't on the chalk board but no problems them making it. Will 100% be back here time and time again. Thank for the delicious food.

Memorable for all the wrong reasons. We ate here during the week before Christmas and based on the online reviews we were looking forward to a treat. The only positive was that the two people who were waiting on tables were friendly. I don't usually write reviews but this was so far away from what has been described that I would hate anyone to save up for a special occasion and have the experience that we did. First of all the room was crowded which is not ideal at the best of times but there had been no attempt to make space between the tables in the way that many restaurants have done as a response to the pandemic. They even fitted an extra table in while we were there and had to lock the front door to make room for it. We opted for the a la carte menu and my husband and daughter ordered starters which arrived in good time. They described them as ok although the terrine was not as tasty as one we made at home. We waited for the main courses. My husband's plate of beef was absolutely huge but with very little vegetables to accompany it. It was nothing like the delicate presentation shown on the pictures in other reviews. My slow roasted pork was a large lump of meat with thick white fat which had not been rendered down by the cooking process at all. The flesh was cooked but very tough and tasteless. It was sitting on a bed of one carrot and one parsnip. The carrot was floppy and cold, the parsnip so raw that it was impossible to cut. Luckily we had ordered a side dish of extra parsnips that were properly cooked. We ordered puddings then we waited, and waited, and waited.. Eventually the lemon posset arrived (ok but lacking in lemon flavour) and then my sticky toffee pudding. I took one mouthful and couldn't believe what it was like. The texture was glutinous, almost like frog spawn (ok I have never eaten frog spawn but you get the idea) and yet it tasted burnt. I began to wonder whether it was just my taste buds (Covid?) but my daughter took a mouthful and confirmed how bad it was. The waitress removed it to the kitchen and came back to say they wouldn't charge for it. I genuinely have no idea how they managed to get it like that. This is not a cheap restaurant and clearly they have in the past served some good food but if you are intending to go I would advise checking what is going on and whether the chef is on form or you could be very disappointed.

Was waiting for our children on a D of E practice and was told about this cafe so visited for coffee and cake. Great coffee, setting and even found a vegan cake. IF in the area would visit again. great find.

We were welcomed by a lovely friendly tattooed lady who spent time to chat with us and make us feel really at home telling us about the decor and menu. We had coffee (a bit weak) and cake: this was delicious: apple cake and a scone with jam and cream. We saw people eating from the menu, the eggs Benedict looked delicious and the lovely waitress booked us in for a return visit when we will definitely be sampling the brunch options especially the rumpledethump recommenders by said waitress. Can’t wait to come back for the eclectic food and superb above average service.

We opted for a takeaway here whilst staying at Yellowtop for a couple of nights and was so pleased we did, the food was red hot, well packaged and plentiful, so och do that next time we come it'll be rice and nann yo share. My other half opted for a chicken buna, tasted very nice, I opted for Chicken tikka tandoori and of my gosh was this lush. I'd read some comments on here, I'm not saying they are true or not but on 28th September my meal was one of the best Indian meals I've ever had and we will definitely be back.

Wow. This order totally exceeded my expectations. Yum! I will be back.

Working away from home and staying in a lovely guest house up the road and we decided to go for a pint. I saw other customers food being brought out and I couldn’t resist!!!! And I was the furthest from disappointed than a fat man who loves his food could be. The roast of the day Yorkshire wrap is beyond words and I will be returning when I’m over this way again and to top it off as this review is titled? The landlady and the staff are so welcoming I felt like I’d walked in to my local not a pub 200 miles away from home!! Thank you so much and I will be back.