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We attended a wedding at Merrydale Manor so I booked The Dog as it said it was close by to the venue. What an absolutely pleasant surprise! As a dog lover, I was just in my element when we were shown to our room. The decor was simply exceptionally original and so much thought had gone into every little quirky detail. From the dog cushions to the themed wallpaper and the lovely pictures of the beauties in frames. Unique. At the wedding, we were able to get a free shuttle bus in the early hours back to The Dog as they are apparently owned by the same people. We also were easily able to catch a shuttle bus the next day to pick up our car (it had been raining so we had driven to the venue and left our car). The best cooked breakfast I’ve ever had was served in the morning, with lots of personal attention; nothing was too much trouble. We were both nursing hangovers and this was exactly what the morning required. I’ve already recommended this place to all my fellow dog loving friends. Thank you, a really special pub and guest rooms.

First of all the shining star of this pub is the amazing staff, couldn’t do enough to make sure everything was perfect. Which it was. Sunday lunch is to die for, lots of fresh veg and meat cooked to perfection. Make sure you leave room for a pudding, the apple crumble cannot be missed! Thank you for fitting us in with no notice. The pub atmosphere is warm and welcoming drinks and food are reasonably priced. Wish we could have stayed longer!

Very friendly staff, no frills high quality food, and dog friendly. Recommend!

Excellent menu choice, food was top quality and staff lovely. Dogs positively encouraged. Will definitely be returning.

Lovely Sunday brunch/lunch at Plumleys Garden Centre. Very cosy on a wet & windy Sunday. The Sunday lunch was too tempting and I’m very pleased I chose it. Plenty of it and the beef which was shredded was very well cooked. I needed more gravy by the end! My wife had the mushrooms and poached egg on toast which she also enjoyed.

Always a favourite venue. The food was really enjoyable as usual. However, although the service was good, there was overuse of the phrase "no worries" from the waitress! No lactose free milk alternative available so went elsewhere for coffee and cake where our needs were met.

The staff were very polite and nothing was too much trouble. We loved the roasts… served hot and on ‘hot’ plates!

Suddenly, there are signs up saying 'No Dogs'. This is a country pub, close to a park popular with dogwalkers. This seems a very backward step.