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Draught lager advertised on the bar (Heineken) had not been available for months???. Some food on the menus (specials or written) was not available (starters, mains and desserts) and making it worse staff were not even sure so were back and forth to kitchen. The food itself was overpriced for what was basic fare.All in all a poor state of affairs and would not recommend to my worst enemy!
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SERVICE WAS TERRIBLE.GOT FOOD IN DIFFERENT STAGES AS THEY KEPT FORGETTING WHAT YOU GOT WITH YOUR ORDER.MAIN MEAL HAD TO BE MICROWAVED.THERE DISCRIPTION OF THE FOOD ON THE MENUE IS NOT WANT IS STATED.
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Poor food, overpriced and badly cooked. Also a poor choice beer. However staff are charming and helpful, and it's quite nice inside.
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Lovely food although not a particularly cheap eating out experience. They had one real ale on, Theakston's when I was in then back in October. The old owner's now own the Travellers Rest(or Travelling Man I can't remember) at Witton Gilbert, which also does good food although at a slightly cheaper price.
J1985 - 11 Dec 2007 15:53 |
Lovely food although not a particularly cheap eating out experience. They had one real ale on, Theakston's when I was in then back in October. The old owner's now own the Travelling Man at Witton Gilbert, which also does good food although at a slightly cheaper price.
J1985 - 11 Dec 2007 15:52 |
Could be a great pub once the smoking ban is in place and the service is improved. Beer 7/10, Food 7/10, Service 2/10.
anonymous - 1 May 2007 15:28 |
roadside pub that has no problem selling it covers. opposite side of A167 from plawsworth you are within easy reach of Newcastle, Magnificent Durham, Fichale Priory and a host of other places. Beer and drink 7/10. Food 7/10
anonymous - 27 May 2005 00:44 |
scottish newcastle pub&hotel,with good ale,services&food inthe quite mining village near walridge fell in thelovely countryside not far from finkle abbey&durham city&for exploreing bed&breakfast is available
anonymous - 7 Apr 2005 14:16 |
