Queens Head, Ludgershallback to pub details please note - reviews on this site are purely the opinion of site visitors, so don't take them too seriously.
I have been to this pub several times. The Queens is a traditional village pub with plenty of character. The oak beams and open fires make a welcome retreat in the cold winter months whilst the beer garden is perfect for the Summer. The staff are friendly and the service is efficient. Bar food for those that want to stay in the bar area, or if you prefer amore substantial meal then the Black Rock Grill is a different and enjoyable way to dine - fresh steaks are good quality and value for money. The owners Kevin and Jane are open and friendly and always welcoming to new and existing customers.
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The food in this pub is fantastic would recomend to anyone. everyone is so friendly and the best of all no squddies all round nice pub, lovely gardens as well
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i went in here to have a meal and me and all my family was thirlled with the polite service from ALL members of staff the meal was delicious and the pub its self was clean and hygienic i was made feel welcome by all members of staff and the garden is fbulous for kids. the manager came and spoke to us and made converstaion hich i thought was wonderfull to be honest i had the beset meal ever in there (black rock) and ill go back there again and again BY FAR THE BEST PUB IN LUDGERSHALL !
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Traditional pub, reasonably priced food and real ale though only normally one or two. Good size place with plenty of seating outside and inn, it boasts a skittle alley/function room to the rear and an impressive thirteenth century fireplace. Recently redecorated by new owners it remains a popular venue for all ages though sadly lacking in any traditional activities such as Darts or Snooker/Pool.
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Good old fashioned, warm, comfortable pub, even appeals to the younger drinker like me! im only 19 and me and a large group of friends spent our new years eve there!! call us sad but we enjoyed it!!
Jason - 22 Sep 2004 20:34 |
A traditional, oak beamed, real fire, country watering hole. Great food in pleasant eating area. Well laid out garden with ample seating and even more ample off-road parking. A fairly small pub, but with a good range of well kept and competitively priced real ales. Quiet backgroud music lends itself to a friendly atmosphere, full of chatter rather than loud music or TV. Monthly curry and quiz night on the first thursday of each month. Probably rather more suited to us seasoned journeyman drinkers, but still attracts a good number of the younger age group. Friendly and efficient staff. Good beer, good price, good food, good parking, good atmosphere. What more could a man ask for?
Viper - 5 Apr 2004 13:23 |
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