The Harp Inn — Restaurant in England

Here again to share my experience, because my dad said he couldn't find my review, so they obviously deleted it, which further shows you what kind of establishment they are. We walked in at 2:50, asked if they were doing food. The young barmaid seemed very put out and annoyed by our presence and said, "only for another ten minutes". Her whole tone and demeanour was off. She shouted to the back "some man is asking about food" with us literally right in front of her. "Some man"?! We were told they were only doing sandwiches, which was fair enough. We glanced at the menu, went to order, and she snapped, "you need a table number". I was starving at this point, so we obliged. Later, she came outside to clear glasses and had a loud barmy with two male customers she obviously knew, swearing back at one of them loudly as she went back in for all to here. Like, park your drama, you're at work! Utterly disgraceful. Clearly a place that doesn't take too kindly...

What a truly fabulous ‘find’. Unspoilt, cosy and with such a friendly and welcoming team.

Hubby, myself and our elderly Westie popped in for lunch. We were met by a really lovely young lady who couldn’t do enough to make us feel at home, and what a great sense of humour she had too. The roaring fire was a welcome treat on a sunny but cold day. We toasted our toes whilst enjoying pink gin, a Butcombe Beer and home made harissa lamb burgers. The menu is excellent and exceptional value. Bailey was treated to two sausages whilst he enjoyed the peaceful atmosphere. The Harp Inn is totally unspoilt, no pounding music or flashing neon lighting, it’s perfect for conversation and enjoying the amazing views and history. The team and Inn are fully dog friendly which is a bonus. First visit for us, but it won’t be...

It's a lovely little pub with a great atmosphere,very relaxing place ,sit and watch the sun go down ,lovely.However since my last visit pre lockdown ,I had the displeasure to revisiting the bar last Wednesday evening after a friend booked a table inside the main bar area ,I arrived about half hour late and my two friends were already seated waiting ,attempted to join them only to be shouted at in a very load voice because someone was sitting on a stool with his back to the main walk way and I would have passed to closely ,!!!!!its become a bit paranoid now ! and that’s not being sensible ,it’s still a very nice pint of bitter however the tactless way the big tall bar woman dealt with the situation spoiled my night ,I will still drink at the Harp however it will be outside preferably when she...