The Mount Inn, Stanton - pub details
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Address: Old Snowshill Road, Stanton, Broadway, Gloucestershire, WR12 7NE [map] [gmap]
Tel: 0871 951 1000 (ref 25404) - calls cost 10p per minute plus network extras
Pub facilities/features:
- Food served
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> Current user rating: 6.2/10 (rated by 12 users)
other pubs nearby:
Snowshill Arms, Snowshill (1.7 miles), Pheasant, Toddington (1.7 miles)
user reviews of the Mount Inn, Stanton
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| This is the 2nd time we have called at the revamped mount inn for a drink and hopefully a snack whilst walking in the cotswolds. The first time we visited in the summer it was packed, with lines of people waiting for drinks and to order food. As 3pm closed in the owner announced to the food line that from that point only fish and chips could be ordered. Overall not a good first impression, especially with the owner verging on the rude to customers. So we gave it a second try during the Christmas break, arriving a little early at 11:50am. The pub was supposed to open at 12, but the staff were morei interested in cleaning the windows. At 12:05 the pub was still not open and another couple left. At 12:10 the bar man who was cleaning windows indicated to go and use the other door as they were now open ( even though a group of us stood at the door indicated as 'BAR' ). As I got to the bar, with another couple of people, the owner continued to play with a display behind the counter, with no acknowledgement to her clients. Eventually I got served. We did not eat as they now do not do any tasty little pub type snacks rather gastro food, and overpriced bageuttes. storeyc - 3 Jan 2011 14:51 |
| Incredible views by far and away the best thing about this pub. Beers by Donnington are not my favourite although in good condition. Only been in during quiet times, never been a problem getting served and staff friendly enough. Interior a bit hodge-podge, but ideally you'll be sitting outside on a nice day. zeanard - 8 Sep 2009 18:54 |
| Cracking location and view (I live locally so I know the pretty spots), initial impressions are good and staff are attentive. Good sensible English pub menu (no Thai green curried squid etc). Chef also knows how to serve a blue steak and the meat was well matured and had a good flavour. Problems were with the sides. No mention is made on the menu or board if they are included or not. When we checked with the waiter we were told all dishes come with some sort of potatoes and veggies � so it was a massive surprise when my wife�s Beef & Mush pie arrived with nothing. When we queried this we were told that what the waiter thought we had ordered. A bit lame � as my wife pointed out to the bar manageress �Would you eat beef pastry and gravy with no mash at home?� Some mash arrived in short order. Veg was a bit sad, barely steamed std fare with no garnish or seasoning. Major issue is with the drinks order. A weak shandy was priced as a full pint of beer and my wife�s half a lemonade was charged as a pint. This was obviously a mistake but this is the second pub of this type in this area to make this mistake in a week� This aside, the food was priced fairly. Worth a punt but be careful. Slugster - 1 Aug 2009 14:47 |
| Called in on 22/02/08 with a walking group and not made very welcome, moved on in the end as did not like attitude of staff, seems to be anti walkers so best avoided. garyhall - 23 Feb 2009 13:52 |
| Not a good experience. Beautiful day. Indian Summer. Sat on the terrace. Idyllic view. Then it all went down hill! Just couldn't get served. The landlord was clearing the tables and said "here's a place ...". So we went to the bar and waited behind 2 others. And waited and waited. No one there. The landlord peeped in, collected his sandwich and sat at one of his cleared tables and drank his pint and ate his food. And we waited - and read the notice "bar staff wanted". The chef wandered through, the bar maid dealt with one customer then faffed about. Then the next. Then - whilst the landlord pushed away his empty plate and yawned - I was eventually served. Food looked OK but was very expensive. Beer was cloudy. And its Donningtons - bland taste and rather boring. This place needs a kick up the proverbial! GrahamH - 29 Sep 2008 23:34 |
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