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Food was good, staff friendly and good service

First visit since the change of management. Went for Sunday lunch - excellent - prompt service by lovely staff. Will certainly go again.

Absolutely wonderful steaks, fully recommend a visit sometime!

I know it's cheap Witherspoon's,and I've not been in for awhile but the food was awful, really use to be good food

One of the best Weatherspoons I have ever been to (only just beaten by the Y-Dic Penderryn in Merthyr) Lovely pub, lovely staff and a real community feeling in this pub someone will say hello and talk to you

Had a lovely time with my friend who recommended the fleece. Lovely staff!

Good wetherspoons, clean tidy and friendly staff Cheap food but always good

Was staying in a local air B and B and this place was just around the corner. Wanted to eat before heading off to the city for the evening and it did not disappoint. Food was very nice and plentiful and staff were exceptionally pleasant - would certainly recommend

Visited recently. Food took quite a while to come, and when it did come it was just warm rather than piping. Food itself wasn’t great, quite disappointing. Part of the order was wrong, but it took that long and the food was that poor that we didn’t see the point in raising it. Unfortunately this was my first experience at this restaurant, and based on the low quality of food, will most likely be the last.

Food was good and came out quickly until desserts they took 40 minutes but it was a busy Tuesday night I got scampi chips and peas I got about a teaspoon of peas my wife and kids ate all there's so nobody complained 😁 would return

Fantastic food and service on 14/11/2024,25 family members all had a lovely time at The Blackbull !! Nicola looked after everyone and made sure the meals where served perfectly, she is a gem x Thank you to the chefs for the gorgeous food and getting it out so quick x

The venue is quite visually pleasant inside. The service was average .The food was very nice but portions a little small, especially the deserts which were a touch expensive at £8. Not much else to report at this venue .The main question is would we have a return visit ? The answer is yes , its worthy of it

We were staying in a lodge nearby and googled Sunday lunches, this place is in a lovely spot, we parked near the level crossing, had a walk on the beach, over the hill to a cafe on a farm then walked along the canal path. It’s a very old pub, 1500’s? it’s quirky with low ceilings and little private nooks. Sunday roast was excellent as was their apple & raspberry crumble, staff were friendly and prices reasonable. Important to us dog friendly and we treated our pooch to a ‘Woofchester’ fish dinner she wolfed it down. Would recommend.

A great place we stumbled on after the fireworks at the castle. The reedley hallows beer went down very very well. We had a nibbles selection amazing value at 4 small plates for £20. I had lamb rump for main and my wife had ahicken Kiev which she thoroughly enjoyed. No room for a pud, hopefully next time. Very attentive service, great food and reasonably priced. Will defo return very soon.

We had a super girly evening here with live music