Visited for a Sunday Roast today after visiting the church. So disappointed. I don't mind paying for good food and a roast dinner at twenty three pounds is a little expensive, but there was nothing about the plates of food we got that warranted that price. Myself and youngest son had the roast beef which tasted great but was like boot leather, and that is no exaggeration! I was chewing away for a ridiculously long time and eventually gave up as did my son. Tasted nice but completely inedible. My eldest son had the chicken and he reported that it was cooked well and tasty. However, the portions were very very small. We each had 3 teeny roast potatoes three carrot batons, and one small floret of broccoli split into two! That was it - the boys had a Yorkshire pudding but as I am gluten free I didn't get one and was not offered a gluten free option. The vegetables, as well as being scarce, were almost raw; I understand the principle of al dente but this was so hard it was difficult and unpleasant to eat. None of us really wanted to complain and we were also very hungry after a lengthy wait, but after five minutes of fruitless chewing, we admitted defeat and I spoke to a member of staff. I was offered a refund which I accepted and as we left the pub my son apologized for complaining (been brought up well!) and the staff member simply said it was fine! If I'm being charged almost sixty five pounds for three roast dinners not only would I expect food that was edible, and filled the plate, but also a decent level of customer service.