The Plough

Came to watch football when on holiday in area. Pub looks unprepossessing but staff very warm, friendly and attentive. Relaxed atmosphere. Food: standard pub roasts with veggie options, but well done and veg really good. An excellent roast parsnip soup, great cauliflower cheese, good puddings to follow. Good sign that it was quite full on a Sunday evening. Family friendly. Dogs allowed. Could not fault the staff, they were lovely.

What a lovely surprise to find such a friendly pub especially with our two dogs. The staff could not do enough for us and our little doggies. Sunday roast was gorgeous and are going back on Tuesday for tea. Excellent customer service, you all should be so proud of what you are doing and are a shining example to other establishments!!

Firstly, parking at this property is not ideal - if you have a large car you will struggle. There are about 20 spaces all very tight. Secondly, this is a pubs pub - not a food pub or a restaurant so don't be confused about the atmosphere you are walking into. There are no drinks menus, very limited options, they had ran out of a lot of the menu items and service is very slow. The staff here are friendly and helpful but inexperienced. They are not front of house or waiters, they are bar tenders so don't expect restaurant service. The food here is good pub food but not exceptional by any means. The price point reflects the quality. Clean and warm.

Fantastic service from all Bar staff. We called in without booking a table . The Plough was very busy but we was lucky enough to get a table for Sunday lunch. Food was very well presented and plentiful... Could not fault anything..

Do not eat here! The staff are lovely, but the chef has been there a week and the food is awful. Barely warmed up/raw food I suspect in a microwave and no concept of hot, tasty well cooked food. Worst dining experience ever. Off to buy Immodium as I’m sure food poisoning is in it’s way.