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Really nice local village pub. Great atmosphere.

Traditional pub, owner landlord and lady, a little tired décor but outweighed by the welcome and friendly staff. Good value, tasty homemade pub grub. Thoroughly enjoyed our evening meal served in the garden. Good range of ales.

Not our first visit, on previous occasions we have found the Duke warm and inviting. Tonight not so much, as per the title of the review we were sat at the table with our coats on throughout our time there, normally we would have expected to see a nice log fire but not this time, as to the food we ordered 2 pies and a burger, one pie was stone cold & the other barely warm, the plates were taken back and a priority order sent to the kitchen for replacements which duly arrived some 30 minutes later piping hot and with profuse apologies. My burger (& chips) though nice enough was fairly bland and tasteless. To the staff's credit they did take the pies off the final bill and once again apologised.

Great happy service from Sam as usual

Vastly improved, great cod, chips and pea fritter. I'd go as far as saying, best chippy within 10 miles as the poole ones aren't what they used to be

Very nice pub felt very welcome

Went for a late lunch , which unfortunately was very mediocre. Parts of it were obviously pre-made and reheated thus were very dry, plus an odd mixture of undercooked veg and overcooked fish. Not terrible but it’s annoying to pay good money for food you can make better at home. Wasn’t cheap either. The barman was lovely though and we enjoyed the chocolates that came with the bill !

Amazing food! It was so tasty and very quick service The staff were friendly and the atmosphere relaxed and cosy. We loved the prawn starter and the special mains on the board.

Great traditional Chippie. Good value andxsuperb friendly service.

Friendly local pub, good beer and food. Heart of the local veterans community.

Arrived expecting to find a pub and found it had changed hands two weeks earlier and reopened as an Indian restaurant - we were obviously among the very first customers! We were given a warm welcome, the food was absolutely excellent and the service attentive. I would highly recommend the Goan fish curry, mild and deliciously seasoned.

Had heard good things. Arrived and seated. Told there are no fish dishes and we couldn't have the three roast options as we hadn't preordered (no mention of this when I booked). Therefore 6 choices removed from main menu. Mentioned to waiter this was disappointing. Owner came over and said we had a complaint, we didn't. We explained our disappointment, pointing out two of us don't eat meat, therefore not much choice. She then lectured us "that they are not wetherspoons" and how they cook to order. No sorry, poor customer service. Food ordered was very average, festive burger over cooked, veggie burger was greasy. Two of our wine glasses were dirty, one with lipstick on, asked for mayo and got a dirty plastic bottle. We gave a small tip because our waitress tried her best but we will not be returning. Shame as the pub has a nice atmosphere.

7.45pm on a Saturday night. Was told Chef was leaving now and there was a limited menu. Ordered a fish butty. Not quite what I wanted but limited menu now. The fish wasn't cooked properly. Grey and translucent. I said ' am happy to pay for it and don't want anything else. ' The Landlady stuck her fingers in it and rubbed the fish between her fingers in front of me. No .' it's overcooked she said. Disgusting.No customer acknowledgement or even nicety. I Asked to pay and waited . Offered some discount. Courtesy and etiquette not found here.

Great place, lovely cheerful people good service and great tasting Food.

Good atmosphere, great food and friendly and efficient staff. One of the best places fir a Sunday lunch.