please note - reviews on this site are purely the opinion of site visitors, so don't take them too seriously.
Have lunch here once or twice a month following the demise of the George & Dragon. Food is generally good and there are generally three real ales on offer. Not an extensive range, but well kept.
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My wife and I had a very enjoyable lunch at The Bull today. The food was excellent and reasonably priced - the chef was clearly both good and cared about what he's doing. Added to that, there were a couple of good guest ales on and I thought the decor was a good balance between comfortable and traditional. Will definitely return.
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Not the pub it once was in the 1980's
I had spent many a happy hour in the beer garden
it was not the same after the fire in the early 90's
will give it another try later this year.
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Yet another 'Pub & Dining' clone. It may try a little harder than some but it is still a characterless chain restaurant as opposed to a pub.
anonymous - 18 Dec 2011 20:58 |
I note that no user reviews have been posted since the re-opening ( I am excluding the review from CRC1 as this appears to be an 'insider' review).
Can anyone explain why the pub sign has been replaced by a cartoon bull?
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The Bull has just re-opened following an extensive refurbishment. It is relaxing and comfortable, with a great new menu and a proper family atmosphere. We had a fabulous meal, traditional English food with a modern, quality twist. The puddings were sumptuous, with the lemon creme caramel getting our vote. We noticed you can even get fresh coffee and pastries from 9.30 in the morning. It is a real gem and we will be going back!
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Great Country pub with a big roaring fire, lots of real ales and a restaurant as well. The food is very good and reasonably priced although everything is cooked to order so don't go if you're in a rush!
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This is a great pub. There is always a good choice of ales. The food here is excellant and very reasonably priced. The large garden at the rear is very welcome on a hot summer's evening. I can vouch for the priest hole as I've tried to climb in it.
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Large friendly pub (staff and locals) with grat garden and patio area. Great choice of well kept real ales. Good quality food served at reasonable prices. Has a massive open fire which is used in the evening, complete with 'priest holes', Apperantly circ 1400's so one of the oldest in England.
Jonesy - 19 Oct 2005 20:19 |
