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The Plough — Restaurant in England

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The Plough
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The Wheatsheaf
1 Stretton Rd, Greetham, Oakham LE15 7NP, United Kingdom
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Rutland Caravan & Camping
6 Park Ln, Greetham, Oakham LE15 7FN, United Kingdom
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The Plough
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The Plough

23 Main St, Greetham, Oakham LE15 7NJ, United Kingdom
4.5(286)
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Phone
+44 1572 813613
Website
theploughgreetham.co.uk
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Tue4:30 - 10 PMClosed

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Featured dishes

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Beef Bourguignon
Sautéed beef, slow cooked in a traditional french sauce of red wine, pancetta and mushrooms, served with mashed potato & seasonal vegetables
Smoked Salmon & Tiger Prawn Salad
Rosettes of smoked salmon & succulent tiger prawns, combined with a crisp salad, olives & lemon mayonnaise
Wholetail Scampi
Wholetail breaded scampi, served with a salad garnish, chips & garden peas
Traditional Cornish Pastie
Traditionally made in newquay. The finest quality locally reared skirt beef is layered over a mixture of locally sourced potato, onion and swede, with a pinch of our seasoning. served with homemade slaw & a side salad
Roast Pork Dipper Roll
Slices of prime pork loin, carved from todays roast, stuffing & apple sauce in a warm bocata roll, served with chips and our famous gravy dipping pot

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Burns Night Supper
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The Wheatsheaf

The Wheatsheaf

The Wheatsheaf

4.8

(295)

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Reviews of The Plough

4.5
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5.0
2y

I booked this pub, to finish off the good week I had with my best mate,and my Husband joined us(after travelling on his motorbike)..The thing I loved was everyone was friendly, happy to help...as iit was a humid night(8th Sept),we decided to eat our dinner outside...The waitress came to our table within 15 mins,she told us what was on the menu, what the specials were..phil(my Husband) had baked camebert to start, Carly and I decided we'd just order the main course, I had pie n mash, with gravy n mixed veg, Carly ad steak n chips, and Phil had this burger (it was massive)... I LOVED my pie..it was bloody tasty..phils burger fell apart,but he also said it was far more tasty than just an average burger, and Carly couldn't stop saying (um nomnomnom). I said I wanted desert, and Phil and carly didn't think I'd manage it, BUT...I devowed a lemon mousse, with cream..and it was so nice even licked the plate clean. A beautiful Pub, which was only a 10 minute walk away from Rutland campsite... I was excited on the walk back, we saw 4 bats, and an owl. All I can say is....if you're ever lucky enough to stay at Rutland campsite, YOU'VE GOT TO GO TO THE PLOUGH...you will not be disappointed Strangers actually talk to each other, not like back here in Essex.. I can now see why my best mate, said that being around Rutland Waters it's so peaceful, and I actually get it.....I'm coming back hopefully very...

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5.0
20w

Stood out as the best place we visited ,during a mini-break in the, area; and we visited lots of good places. Home from home, traditional pub, with very welcoming and accomodating staff. Small, but great, selection of ales. Lots of wines, the one offered to my partner tasted great. Vibrant amtoshere, and friendly locals. The Plough is situated in a lovely picturesque village. Onto the food.. A small menu (a good thing) serving traditional pub dishes. We went for the roast beef sunday dinner. Absoloutely delicious. Suculant melt in the mouth roast beef, delicious thick, creamy mash. Perfectly cooked, flavoured and seasoned vegetables. Gorgeous, crunchy flavoursome Yorkshire pudding. Only fault was, being from Yorkshire, not enough gravy was served, however the staff had no problem proving more. If you are in the area and have not been yet, then give it a try. Easy parking, dog & kid friendly. Lots of outdoor seating, nice...

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3.0
4y

Firstly I want to say I thoroughly recommend The Plough, it could easily be 5* so in a sense you could say I'm about to pedantic and mean!! We both had lovely meals and the waitress serving us was extremely pleasant, however where it all went wrong was, we were ready to go, I'd asked for our bill and didn't think that was much of a problem, but it seemed to slip her mind, I thought she was busy, apparently not according to my wife and the other problem we were experiencing was were then finding the seats uncomfortable. So quite simply had we had our bill within a few minutes which honestly should have happened, we wouldn't have been so uncomfortable at all and I'd have happily given 5*, sometimes it's the little things that matter...

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Richard LemmRichard Lemm
Stood out as the best place we visited ,during a mini-break in the, area; and we visited lots of good places. Home from home, traditional pub, with very welcoming and accomodating staff. Small, but great, selection of ales. Lots of wines, the one offered to my partner tasted great. Vibrant amtoshere, and friendly locals. The Plough is situated in a lovely picturesque village. Onto the food.. A small menu (a good thing) serving traditional pub dishes. We went for the roast beef sunday dinner. Absoloutely delicious. Suculant melt in the mouth roast beef, delicious thick, creamy mash. Perfectly cooked, flavoured and seasoned vegetables. Gorgeous, crunchy flavoursome Yorkshire pudding. Only fault was, being from Yorkshire, not enough gravy was served, however the staff had no problem proving more. If you are in the area and have not been yet, then give it a try. Easy parking, dog & kid friendly. Lots of outdoor seating, nice village. 5*.
SuzanneSuzanne
We popped in after a walk with our two dogs for a couple of pints of Timothy Taylor Landlord. A lovely pub that really feels like it's the heart of the community with the village shop forming part of the pub next door. The beer was good and the pub was really welcoming to us. One of our dogs is really frightened of fireworks and the village display was on that evening so we were encouraged to stay and we were really made to feel welcome and everyone was so understanding of our scared dog. We didn't eat but it looked very good and they have specials every day Friday was fish day.
Jeanne-Marie DouglasJeanne-Marie Douglas
Nice warm atmosphere... fire to sit by! Lovely cup of latte coffee and delicious spinach and stilton soup - huge portion - with cute bread roll! Sprouting pea shoots floating on top - delicious and classy. Sherry trifle afterwards and they gave us 2 spoons to share it as we asked! (Post xmas diet). The burger meals looked enormous for a tenner or a little more so I want to go back! Scampi burgers looked fabulous.... The locals are nice and all bring in their lovely doggies, nice and friendly. Yes I'll be going back for sure for one of those amazing burgers! Food served from 5 pm!
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Stood out as the best place we visited ,during a mini-break in the, area; and we visited lots of good places. Home from home, traditional pub, with very welcoming and accomodating staff. Small, but great, selection of ales. Lots of wines, the one offered to my partner tasted great. Vibrant amtoshere, and friendly locals. The Plough is situated in a lovely picturesque village. Onto the food.. A small menu (a good thing) serving traditional pub dishes. We went for the roast beef sunday dinner. Absoloutely delicious. Suculant melt in the mouth roast beef, delicious thick, creamy mash. Perfectly cooked, flavoured and seasoned vegetables. Gorgeous, crunchy flavoursome Yorkshire pudding. Only fault was, being from Yorkshire, not enough gravy was served, however the staff had no problem proving more. If you are in the area and have not been yet, then give it a try. Easy parking, dog & kid friendly. Lots of outdoor seating, nice village. 5*.
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We popped in after a walk with our two dogs for a couple of pints of Timothy Taylor Landlord. A lovely pub that really feels like it's the heart of the community with the village shop forming part of the pub next door. The beer was good and the pub was really welcoming to us. One of our dogs is really frightened of fireworks and the village display was on that evening so we were encouraged to stay and we were really made to feel welcome and everyone was so understanding of our scared dog. We didn't eat but it looked very good and they have specials every day Friday was fish day.
Suzanne

Suzanne

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Nice warm atmosphere... fire to sit by! Lovely cup of latte coffee and delicious spinach and stilton soup - huge portion - with cute bread roll! Sprouting pea shoots floating on top - delicious and classy. Sherry trifle afterwards and they gave us 2 spoons to share it as we asked! (Post xmas diet). The burger meals looked enormous for a tenner or a little more so I want to go back! Scampi burgers looked fabulous.... The locals are nice and all bring in their lovely doggies, nice and friendly. Yes I'll be going back for sure for one of those amazing burgers! Food served from 5 pm!
Jeanne-Marie Douglas

Jeanne-Marie Douglas

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