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My children decided to take me to the woolpack inn for a mothers day treat, and i must say it was a great choice, it is one of my old favourites, we all had roast dinners and can i say for � 7.95 it must be the best value for miles. The meat was plentiful and nice crispy roasters and amass with fresh veggies, it was also nice to have homemade yorkies as alot of places i can tell they be frozen.with drink as well we had change from � 50.00 very pleasant staff on and service was very good concidering they were so busy. I can`t wait till next visit.
25 Mar 2009 10:40
Alas, my favorite pub ever has once again opened it`s door`s, things were looking a little tricky for them some 3 weeks ago now, when they had a thatch fire,but they have turned it around and are once again putting out some wonderful food and some fine ale. I heard on the radio that they were reopening on monday 21st April so I just had to take the wife we`ve missed it so much and as usual a superb meal was had by both of us, if you want superb food in an olde worlde atmosphere give it a try.
21 Apr 2008 15:21
Just been to this hovel, unfortunatally I have 2 children which they did NOT like at all, after having a 70`s throw back complete with tash stomp up to me to warn me to get the kids out as they are under 14 and this in NO longer a brewers fayre we decided to dine outside , food was rubbish no wander they are cheap, 13 chips and 10 small scampi ( which i know is not wholetail as stated )and a tea spoon of desamated peas and a stalk of wilted lettuce not my idea of good food, hubbys steak was very poor and the kids shared fish and chips which was just about edible. The prices are very cheap but you are only getting childrens portions so if your not that hungry ,have not got children and want second rate food well then this is your kind of place.
6 Apr 2007 18:14
I have been visiting the Woolpack on and off for about six years now since i arrived in this area. I must say I have never had better food anywhere and I have moved around quite a bit since leaving Italy. I have to keep going back for there superb steaks, which you cant beat, my wife is a fan of their huge fish and chips which is served in newspaper can you believe, it is so typically English. We have got to know the family who own it quite well and a few of the regulars and everyone is so nice and friendly we really feel at home here. I hope they keep up the good work which i`m sure they will and my family and I will be frequenting the Woolpack for a good few years to come. Well done to the Woolpack team.
29 Nov 2004 10:41
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The Woolpack, Sopley
Me and my wife have frequented this hostelry over the years and have always found it to be a good reliable roast on a sunday but we visited today , and to say we were disappointed was an understatement . The beef was more suited as leather and the roast potatoes were lacking potato , say no more.
The gravy was really nice but the Yorkshire pudding was powder when we hacked in to it .
All in all a disappointing lunch . May give it another go next visit to see if any better .
2 Jun 2013 21:47