Been a few years since I last had a Sunday lunch at the Conley Fox, "well not much has changed" I visited the the fox with my wife and mother for what I though would be a pleasurable Sunday lunch this turned out not to be the case!

The bar was very quite not many people inside or out, the restaurant it'self was only half full, the first thing I noticed was the lack of staff! considering it was a very sunny day, we waited 10 mins to be shown to our table this would be the norm if busy.

Now sitting down we embarked on ordering some refreshments this took 10 mins to arrive after ordering, moving on from this my wife and I decided on the traditional English roast beef lunch (Not much can go wrong here since we live in England) my mother opted for her favourite fish and chips. 15 mins later the meals turned up, I will talk about the roast beef first.

The roast beef meals looked appetizing enough, mine was luke warm my wife's was stone cold! we then called the waiter back and asked him if he could re-heat the cold meal, after a few mins in the microwave this came back piping hot.

Half of my plate was taken up by something that looked like a giant Yorkshire pudding to the left with a pile of green vegetables in the center(might be cabbage) with 3 slices beef underneath followed by 2 sliced carrots accompanied one sliced parsnip too the right.

Honestly the only part of this I would say was acceptable to eat was the carrots and parsnip. The green vegtable was stringy chewy stumps as for the beef this was tough and grizzly my wife's meal was just as bad.

My mother had the fish and chips, she ate everything but she was realy hungry.

When we managed to get a waiters attention we then ordered more refreshments these took 15 mins to arrive, feeling very fatigued now so I managed to catch the eye of the elusive waiter and asked for the bill " well blow me down this took 10 mins to travel 20ft to our table.

I left a tip as large as the effort put in by all the staff this was a very big ZERO.

I will think very hard about going back again in 2 years time if ever.

Avoid is the best advise I can give You.

The restaurant owner's need to seriously consider making improvents if they want to compete with the Bull pub across the road.