The Keyworth Tavern, Keyworth - pub details
Address: Fairway, Keyworth, Nottingham, Nottinghamshire, NG12 5DW [map] [gmap]
Tel: 0871 951 1000 (ref 9242) - calls cost 10p per minute plus network extras
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> Current user rating: 7.2/10 (rated by 8 users)
other pubs nearby:
Plough Inn, Normanton-on-the-Wolds (1.2 miles), Griffin at Plumtree, Plumtree (1.4 miles), Pullman Inn, Widmerpool (1.8 miles)
user reviews of the Keyworth Tavern, Keyworth
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| Like many I went down on the opening night of the new Tavern (19/08/2013) and I cannot really beleive it is the same place. I spoke to many of the folk their and they said the food was great, after a short time I got my own food and agreed with their statements. I think bigboyj's review is a little harsh, it was opening night, the place was absolutely rammed and all the staff are new. Give it a week or two to settle in and everything will have settled in. Everyone seemed happy with the place and no doubt it will do well as it is now a great place to go :) siade_meme - 21 Aug 2013 09:25 |
| The old Keyworth Tavern was very old and was a real mess so it was nice to visit the newly refurbished one today. We walked in and it has been done up to a very nice and high standard which includes the bars and all seating areas and even the toilets. It was a nice atmosphere and a nice place to sit. Unfortunitly that is it for the positives. We were there for about an hour and a half as we were eating and having a drink and in that time we did not see one of the staff smile including the people in charge. We ordered food at the bar along with drinks and the soft drinks consisted of 90% ice and 10% Pepsi which was made even better by the fact we said no to ice. When the food came I was really surprised about the portion sizes as the kids meals had more food on the plates than the expensive adult meals and this is the first time ever i have walked away from a pub hungry even after side orders as well. I had a tiny bit of chicken on my plate that was burnt and was so chewy and tough and tasted like charcoal. The chunky chips were nice but the fact there was only 7 on my huge plate just made me laugh. We thought the menu was ok but we personally think it is too posh and too pricey for what we got and were put off by the fact a few pub classics were missing and also no where on the sunday lunch menu does it say chicken or turkey which is the only sunday lunch meat item my family eat so there goes eating there on a sunday. On the whole theyve done wonders in making the place look and feel great but they need to work on the staff and get them looking happy and enjoying the job which hopefully is just down to being new and also they need to work on the quality and quantity of the food which I hope was just a one off today and will be nicer in the future because it was no where near as nice as the food is at the Salutation inn in Keyworth at the moment. Rated it a 7 due to it looking great but lacking on the food side but hopefully next time we go the food will be nicer in both quality and quantity so I will be able to change my rating. bigboyj - 20 Aug 2013 15:20 |
| The Keyworth Tavern reopened last night (Monday 19th August 2013) after what seemed like forever. The pub was closed for a major redevelopment and is now totally unrecognisable… in a good way. The refurbishment has taken over six weeks and has cost over £300k The menu is amazing and we has the Rib Eye steak, medium, served with the chunkiest chips you've ever seen!! They now have four cask ale including two from local brewer Castle Rock. It was really busy and the atmosphere was electric. This is just what the village needed and I can see folk travelling to it from surrounding villages such as Ruddington, Bunny and Tollerton ;) GallagherMark - 20 Aug 2013 12:05 |
| In response to past negative comments,the lounge is suitable for families and is clean,tidy with a warm and welcomng atmosphere, the bar is a clean bar and was being re-decorated on my 1st visit and spacious. The overall feel of the pub feels like the heart of a community. It provides a smoking shelter and plenty of car park spaces. overall a pub i find very pleasant The_Joss - 26 Aug 2008 14:47 |
| Ooops sorry...meant to say the Griffin in Plumtree, not the Plough! vampgirl - 3 Apr 2007 22:22 |
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