The Woodborough, Winscombe - pub details
Address: Sandford Road, Winscombe, Somerset, BS25 1HD [map] [gmap]
Tel: 0871 951 1000 (ref 24457) - calls cost 10p per minute plus network extras
Worle (4.6 miles)
> Current user rating: 5.2/10 (rated by 13 users)
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user reviews of the Woodborough, Winscombe
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| This public house is very pretty and we like going there but, what happened to a young lady there last night was very disgusting. We could not beleive how a female member of staff marched up to her face shouting and intimidating her in front of her friends, over not taking her take away drink away but opening it outside, we heard her call her a slag! and she needed to get an eduaction causing the young lady to get histericle as she was trying to explain. I can't understand why these people work with people when the have no people skills at all, we will never go to the Woodbrough Inn ever again unless this barmaid called JOE is dissmissed! I hope another member of staff has the courage to inform the owner as it is apparent this member of staff is a bully! justice4thepeople - 24 Jul 2013 10:20 |
| Met friends for lunch yesterday and found it v.good. Butcombe in excellent nick, food came up as ordered and quickly. Good welcome and atmosphere. This is a 'middle of the road' pub doing well in an area where others are not: they're doing something right ! davercox - 12 Apr 2013 16:08 |
| Nice pub. Good pint of butcombe and lovely food. Eaten here twice now and both times really impressed, fresh hot and tasty food at decent prices. Restaurant area quieter than main bar as you'd expect. Friendly staff, good service, the accommodation was good too when I stayed the first time. zedhorn - 5 Feb 2012 10:30 |
| This has been a popular pub for many years but after today`s experience I really can`t think why this is so. Dreadful service, mediocre food and with it taking two and a quarter hours to serve lunch to a group containing five well behaved small children it was not something I would wish to repeat. mangelwurzler - 30 Apr 2011 21:38 |
| A large popular pub in the centre of the village. Essentially it�s a big �U� shape, although the right hand leg looks to be currently used more of a function room whereas in a former life it was probably a skittle alley. The main drinking bar is at the front, with another bar off to the left that seems to be reserved for diners. Beyond this again is a good sized restaurant area with table service. The pub d�cor is tidy and up together, but doesn�t have much in the way of character. It all seems a bit identikit, as though they bought all the furnishings off the shelf somewhere. You could be in any number of chain pubs up and down the country with dark polished wooden beams, some exposed brickwork, red checked carpet, brass fans on the ceiling and the obligatory black and white photo�s on the wall. It was very busy on a recent Saturday evening though, with most tables taken both in the bar and the restaurant which is good to see in the current climate. Having said that, it�s the only pub in a sizeable village, so there�s not really any competition. The front drinking bar and "dining" bar had a mixed age group, but the actual restaurant area seemed more popular with the older generation. I think the youngest punter in there was about 60. The menu was extensive and offered something for most palettes, from pub staples such as curry, ham, egg & chips, etc. to more adventurous dishes. There was also a specials board with another ten or so choices. Most of the mains were around the �8 mark, and seemed decent enough value for what we got. My Thai Smoked Mackerel fishcakes from the specials board were certainly very tasty. Staff were all helpful and friendly. Beers on tap were Butcombe, Courage Best, Doom Bar and London Pride. Ciders were all from the Thatcher�s stable, with their Gold, Pear and Hobgoblin. Blackthorn - 27 Feb 2011 13:22 |
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