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Did we enjoy it. Definately not. I give it 30/70. Not a place will will visit again. Hope it was a one off. We visited on 29/10/24

We were warmly welcomed by smiling staff and given a choice where to sit. We chose the conservatory with delightful views owner the lawns to the river and marina. The menu had signs of a creative kitchen with a small but tasty collection of dishes at reasonable prices. We chose the fish and chips. It as a big fillet with crisp good quality batter and nicely coloured chips. Very tasty. The desserts were also enjoyed. We could image that this pub has very busy times as it’s such a nice position on the river and a super venue.

Little Harp, Clevedon waited 50mins for my turkey lunch then was cold so very disappointed. I ate as didn't want to wait another 20mins like my friend as her meal was cold too.

Thanks to James and his team. Great banter, always a pleasure to visit.

We came here purely to see our favourite waitress Clare after hearing she had moved on. She never disappoints and makes your visit so personal, kind and fun. Food was good and had a real relax Christmas vibe, loved it! Xmas meal was fab, turkey delicious. Of course we will return, it's not just the food but the people and real community vibe is so nice X good to see our Clare again!

Cozy, friendly and reasonable prices. Couldn’t try food unfortunately as kitchen was closed but lovely little pub.

The food was amazing and the staff brilliant. Treat us all amazingly, including the three dogs. Quality and price were unbeatable.We will be back as soon as we can.

Insect served beneath the (undercooked) chips. Would give zero stars if possible. Avoid.

Not the best, visited with friends. But just the once mind.

Very slow waiting for food. And also slow to get the plates cleared away. Then waited 45 mins for desert, after chasing up 2 members of staff. Chips with the mains were not even warm.

Terrible Experience - Never Coming Back it wasn’t the bars staff fault I recently visited High Orchard and spent £50 on what turned out to be one of the worst dining experiences I’ve ever had. From start to finish, the service and food were completely unacceptable. The food arrived stone cold, and we waited ages for cutlery. In the end, we had to go and find our own cutlery and sauces. My friend ordered a burger, which came without the sauce he had paid extra for, adding to the frustration. When I spoke to the manager, he did offer fresh chips, which were fine, but that didn’t make up for the overall experience. My friend also ordered cheesy chips but was given a bowl of plain chips with cheese on the side. That’s not what we expected for the price. When I finally started eating my korma, the chicken was rubbery and completely inedible. It was one thing after another. This was hands down one of the worst dining experiences we’ve ever had. £50 wasted, and we will absolutely not be coming back.

On works night out. We were going on a boat and went to The Lord Nelson for a drink first. Bar girl asked us to quieten down (one other couple in the bar) as she said we can't be louder than the music and also the landlord was upstairs sleeping. Unbelievable! You couldn't make it up. Suffice to say we did not go back after being on the boat.

Friendly, helpful staff. Nice atmosphere. We had a Sunday Carvery, the meat was cooked perfectly. We felt however that there could have been a wider selection of vegetables.

Changed a little since new owners took over.change not for the better

Nice traditional pub good food and friendly staff