Ye Olde Inne — Restaurant in England

We booked our family Xmas dinner there was very excited for it tbh , when we arrived the waitresses was friendly and amazing really good staff especially the young girl waiting our table , unfortunately when the food came was very disappointing I think my meat was lamb but the slices was so thin it almost seemed packet store bought again the carrots we had 3 slices very small and not even a quarter of a parsnip and a ball of something. That was mashed and the potatoes was simply lacking the gravy was nice aslo the condiments but then the desserts came and unfortunately followed suit with the sicky toffee pudding was obviously brought in and microwaved and hot held for a long time as there was a layer about the size of the top of my little finger that was hard and dried out basically and to top it off we let the waitress know some was orders with custard as it’s all pre ordered next thing we know the chef was at our table with her back up letting us know we was wrong untill we showed her the order form un professional tbh we was paying up to 30£ per person for this and from a table full of chefs and waitresses stand point never really do reviews but as it’s a lovely place thought needed to be said as a professional you need to hear the negatives to improve otherwise people will say it’s good and never return , bar staff front of house staff 10...

I wish I could give 5*. We got our starters very quickly but waitted 30mins for mains. To which we went in and questioned. We waitting 25mins before popping in again. To which they were just dishing. But at that point we were already there for a little over an hour with a 22month old ready to go home. So we asked to have it to go. They were very apologetic. We got home and the food was amazing still. We hope to be back soon to try again. There may need to be more communication between the FOH and Kitchen and awareness of people who sit outside who order. But besides this they are in a great location especially if you have a kid and a dog. As there are large fields to walk thw dog, a play park for the kids and a nice garden for a pint and some food, (just make sure you get it, or don't order...

We visited the pub on a Tuesday night, taking advantage of Tesco clubcard vouchers. First impressions are of a large but run down pub, very poor ale selection (Bass on tap, Newcastle Brown in bottles) and should be avoided if you're a real ale fan. The service was fast and friendly, but the menu given to us was not the same as the one on the website, and has been pared down to very basic "pub grub". The main meals we had were hot, with plenty on the plate, but a little uninspiring (although the chips were fantastic). The desserts were disappointing. My lemon meringue would have bounced if I'd dropped it. All in all, if you're going armed with clubcard vouchers its OK - its difficult to mark down a free meal. If I was paying full price I would have knocked another star off...