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Great staff very helpful and kind

Good selection of lagers, very friendly staff and dog friendly

It's a typical Lockal for locals where you end your work. You can quickly get into conversation. The service staff was very friendly and tried

As we had lovely meals at the Salutation in the past, we suggested it for a reunion with old friends. Obviously there has been a shift and the restaurant has aspirations of an up market restaurant. Sadly, it didn’t measure up. Very expensive, ridiculously small portions, the quality did not measure up to the price by a long shot. We were not only disappointed but very embarrassed. Will not be returning. .

Disappointing lamb roast dinner (as it arrived with hardly any lamb and loads of fat). I think I was the last plated roast of the day-they should have admitted that they didn’t have any more lamb left and offered me something else.

The menu was good and the quality of the food was good. The service was very slow even though the restaurant was only half full. The ambiance wasn't brilliant.

It used to be a great pub but the food has sadly really gone off. Embarrassed that we'd really bigged the food up and took family for a Sunday lunch and last week friends for a meal that was sadly really sub standard.

Stopped overnight as a family utilising 3 rooms. This is service the way it should be from arrival to departure. A perfect break.

Such a welcoming visit into a proper pub. Locals, workers finishing after a shift and tourists like us staying at Forest Holidays. The footpath network is extensive and worth printing a map and not just relying on your phone but this is linked to Forest Holidays by a reasonably well lit footpath and has two local stores that don’t show up on Google maps on the way. We picked this pub based on reviews and the footpath as we have two kids and a dog. Staff were really welcoming and helpful, kid friendly and definitely dog friendly. As a result of the good food, good service and choice of seating options we opted for a return visit instead of trying the Dog and Muffler or the New Inn. If we make it out another night to one of those I will write a review accordingly.

Been here a few times now, once in the summer at night, once for a late morning coffee and cake and yesterday for lunch. Each time we have been we have had a warm welcome. The food has been really good at really reasonable prices. Highly recommend.

I booked lunch one day and dinner the following day for 10 of my family and friends. On entering the pub it had a cosy feel with decorations, twinkling fairy lights and a burning log fire. The barmen and chef were all so friendly and the food was great. If we are down that way again, we will certainly visit this traditional pub.

Lovely friendly pub, staff are always helpful and welcoming, the food is good and they offer a range of entertainment over the weekend and regular quiz nights etc during the week.

Lovely setting and very convenient for pre-theatre dining. We had lasagna, which came in a ramekin dish clearly microwaved as had burnt marks around the edge and floating in oily sauce. We had ordered an additional side salad and lemon cheesecake. Certainly was not worth the money. £28.50.

Went in for lunch as a family of 5, with two dogs. Welcoming atmosphere and the food was excellent. Portion size was good, but not huge, so would suggest you be prepared to have two courses, but that’s not a hardship and we will be going back.

Four of us thoroughly enjoyed our Sunday roasts. Delicious meat, excellent gravy and so many vegetables. Generous helpings served by very personable staff. Puddings were terrific. Jon, our host is just the best landlord around. We all love coming to The Keepers, and thoroughly recommend it to everyone.