New Harp Inn — Restaurant in England

What a disaster. Table of 8 booked 3 weeks ago. The pub was busy and had a good atmosphere, if you ignore the rude customers! Ordered our food and drinks at the table. Drinks came within a resonable time, but the food took over an hour. Not a problem in itself as we were all chatting and entertaining ourselves. Unfortunately, it seems that some of the food had been ready for a while and sat there getting cold while the rest of it was cooked. Piri Piri chicken was stone cold, the vegetables were cool, the pies were luke warm as were the chips, but the fish and chips were piping hot! New potatoes were substituted with diced fried potatoes with no explanation or apology. These were not eaten as not liked by the customer. I returned my cold piri piri chicken and it was offered to be recooked or I could order something else but as we had already waited over an hour I wasn't prepared to wait again and then have everyone else wait for me to get my meal. No problem getting it taken off the bill, but we will not be returning. On a side note, the table next to us also waited over an hour for food, then got their mains brought out before they had received their starters!! Obvs, they were sent back and it was another 30 mins before the starters arrived. Goodness knows what time they are able to leave! I definitely would...

Went for a meal here on a Saturday evening, seemed fairly busy, and 18 of us in total. We had heard that the service was slow, so had booked early at 5pm, but also because we had 8 little kiddos that needed to be fed early and we were camping at Tresseck campsite, a 2 min walk away. But the menu had masses to offer, the service was really quite quick, and the plates a great size. I had the cider braised ham and chicken salad, and it was delicious, a great size for the price (£13) and lots of different yummy choices like stuffed peppers, homemade coleslaw and crunchy onion topping mixed in. Others in the party had burgers (very nice, quite large; a vegan option available) and the lamb (really lovely, especially with a bright and zingy orange and parsnip veloute mash thing). The hosts were friendly and made sure we had everything we needed. Lovely outside dining at the back, under a grapevine covered pergola area, and a pretty beer garden full of cosmos and rudbeckia flowers, with a stream at the end (beware the crocodile!!) Thank you for...

The worst and most arrogant service of any pub i have experienced in my lifetime. Mainly due to the two horrible old women and the large man (Adrian) who i will get into later. Bar lady aggressively exclaimed at my 8 year old boy for simply standing near the bar. During our whole experience it felt like we were not welcome at all being moved around multiple tables and having chairs taken off us while sat down. The toilets also stank horribly while being sat in the main bar area. This is probably from the horrible, arrogant and cocky large man. He claimed to have made all this food (which was horrible) but also stank while making his way out of the toilets. This alone made us question are stay at this place. Please don't ever come here even though there are no other options. I have given this place multiple chances over the years while camping nearby and it has never risen higher than THE WORST PUB I HAVE...