Capella Pub is pretty good. Over the years it’s changed hands a number of times and has been updated. There is a photo of the pub probably in the 1970’s or so posted for you to see.
Food: The food is good, it doesn’t seem to come out of a box unlike some places around. The salt and pepper calamari with salad is nice, it’s cooked well and not rubbery unlike others. The stakes look good and I am reliably told that they are nice, as is the pastas. Something that I didn’t like was the loaded spud; it was not that nice. They put a cheese slice in it and cheese slices just don’t melt. I wouldn’t order the loaded spud or potato again. Just a hint, call the meal what it says on the menu because I called it a stuffed potato and the young lady just looked at me stupidly. She had no idea what I was talking about.
Temperature: The temperature of the meals are good.
Price: Good pub prices and good value for money. They have a Senior menu and price plus a kids menu.
Toilets: The toilets are good, for the most part clean.
Payment: You can pay by card or cash. They have an ATM there so you can get money out if you need for a fee of course.
Drinks: As for beer, I can’t say anything about them or most other alcoholic drinks, but my companions seem to be happy with the drinks and they are cold. If you go into the bottle shop that’s attached to the pub, they let you bring say your bottle of wine in and drink it.
Parking: In Capella there’s plenty of parking, but if you are looking for disability parking, there’s none. This is something that needs to be rectified so people who have a disability can park closer. Yes, I understand that it’s council’s responsibility however, it’s something that the business can also address because businesses lose customers when it’s too difficult to get to it.
Access: From what I saw, there’s two main access areas. The front from the Main Street and then the access from the main bar on the side. The access into the main bar from the side street, is the only pram and disability access available as there is none at the front entrance of the pub and into the accommodation. This is something that MUST be addressed and actioned by the owners and management, as it’s not good enough to expect people to walk through the main bar with a pram, walking sticks and more. There’s a high chance that someone could spill drinks and that the person who has mobility aids may slip on spills that have not been cleaned up. Also, the floor is not even.
Overall: This is probably the best place to eat in Capella if you want to go out for dinner or...
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