The Nags Head — Restaurant in England

We visited the soft play which they have on the pub garden for the first time last week and have to say we won't be returning. The tent isn't massive and there was other children playing it gets very hot in the tent no fans are provided. Staff arnt that friendly, there was a young man behind the man, no customer service, had a go because we didn't Pre book, even tho said walk in welcome, didn't smile. Actually quite scary!!!! Ordered a coffee, couldn't finish it as cheap and nasty. Breakfast was cheap and tasted it too. My twin girls got bored of the playtent and wanted to play in the garden bit, dog poo on the grass EVERYWHERE!!!! also while my twins was playing in the tent a small dog came through the gap in fence and actually walked into the playtent! My girls are terrified of dogs, this isn't on at all. There was also another great big white dog standing my the gate wanting the kids breakfast. Safe to say we won't be returning. Also not sure if the toys are wiped and cleaned after each use either. Think a lot of...

What a cracking place this is, a real traditional country pub with a very warm welcome. How many pubs do you know that still have a dartboard? The food is delicious, home cooked fresh produce all prepared on site. We took advantage of the roast lamb Sunday dinner which consisted of four good sized roast potatoes, a generous homemade Yorkshire pudding, carrots, Cauliflower, brocoli, Cabbage, Swede, roast Parsnips, a good portion of roast lamb and gravy that was so tasty. All this culminating in a substantial Sunday lunch served with a smile, we drove from Addlestone to try it and was not disappointed with any part of the experience. A blinding call from the management as they have got it bang on, perfect for us, there is even the garden to accommodate doge as...

Yeah decided to edit this on a return visit. Yeah the food was nice, but the "regulars" who prop up the bar give you the evil eye when you walk in which is less than welcoming. It's like walking into a western saloon bar where the music stops when you walk in . Never mind we have a few drinks (Corona on tap is nice) so we decide to bring our empties in when we leave. We're met with a load of glasses on the bar when we bring them back and I ask "are these clean or dirty?" So we know where to put them and the barmaids reply? "Yeah I was talking to these people first". Okay, trying to do you a favour, we'll leave them out in the beer garden next time.. nice enough place, the service and atmosphere does put you off from...