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What a miserable and un-welcoming place! Dropped by Saturday over the BH weekend, it was 2.30. Food available? Nah, kitchen closed, not even a cheese sandwich � said with out a smile and shrug of shoulders� Stuff it then obviously don�t need the business, others do!
Go there again, possibly not.
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You walk into this pub and you are welcomed straight away the landlords are superb,the toilets are spotless and always smell nice,the whole pub is very clean and the lager is the best tasting lager than other pubs weve been in,although ive only eaten once here it was a very good experience excellent food and fresh i would highly recommend this pub also alot of entertainment nights with well behaved customers.Theyve really thought about smokers too with their summerhouse nice and enclosed with heaters.
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Two years after my first visit.
Still friendly staff and a cracking pint of Harveys.
In these difficult times for local pubs this is one that is deffinately worth a visit and your support.
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Such a fabulous pub to go into. Les and Tim are very welcoming, food is delicious and smoke house is fab espically in this cold weather. They have thought of everything and look after their customers. Whats even better is that their daughter Dawn and Son in law Bill have just taken on a pub in Crowborough called the Whitehill Tavern and that is also very welcoming when we went in there as they are so friendly and greet you with a smile. Will definately call in there in again and see them.
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Brilliant pub for all ages! The food is all freshly cooked and the portions are just big enough. The beer garden in the summer is excellent. Also in the winter thanks to the thatched area with heating! All the staff and people who visit there are friendly and you can never be sure to be sat there on your own.
anonymous - 2 Nov 2007 08:50 |
Lovely refurbished country pub with friendly staff.
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The last time I came here about four years ago it was the sort of place where you wiped your feet on the way out, so seeing it lately whilst driving past looking all spruced up we thought we would try it again. We visited for Sunday lunch and it was really heaving, got a good welcome and a fine pint of Wells Bombardier to start, the barman found us a table and dining commenced with two superb roast dinners, nothing fancy, not gastro or fine cuisine just good old fashioned grub and plenty of it served by a smiley and slighty stressed looking waitress who seemed to struggle while coping with all of the pub diners on her own. A second pint, this time of well kept Harveys finished the afternoon to perfection. Negatives? minor but details count to me, the yellow gloop that was presented as English mustard looked radioactive and tasted awful, it may be cheap but some corners are not worth cutting and more waiting staff are obviously required to give a quality service. All in all though a great experience for us and we will return. A worthy 8.5/10 for me
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Excellent pub with a fabulous beer garden. You can see they have worked hard to make it very inviting. The food is fabulous and all of it is home made. The banoffee pie is too die for. The staff are very friendly and welcoming even if you go in on your own to eat they make you feel welcome.
The y have had live entertainment there which is excellent. A few weeks ago they had a steele band which was really good.
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Visted this pub mid evening on a Sunday night, arrived after the advertised time for food but asked and they seemed happy to serve us. Nearly sold out of all the roasts so shows how good they must be. I had the scampi and chips and you would of struggled to get more on the plate.Cracking pint of the local best bitter( Harveys) so good had to have another not bad price when all considered. Staff seem very friendly considering it was our first visit. Well worth the trip and will be calling in again.
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