The Greyhound

The restaurant is really nice and the garden was really lovely. The road noise is a bit, but if that really bothers you then I'd recommend sitting inside. The starters were a bit disappointing as the honey mustard glazed chipolatas are not glazed at all, it is a dip, and the calamari was overcooked. The mains (crispy beef salad and mixed roast) were delicious. The puddings (sticky toffee and caramel-chocolate chip cheesecake) were really tasty. I would think this would be a great pub on a warm summer afternoon to have a few drinks and relax in the garden. It's worth a stop in.

We’ve stopped here a couple of times on our way home from grandchildren care and we really rate it very highly as a superbly well-run pub restaurant. Last night confirmed this view with a warm welcome (we hadn’t booked), a great table in a busy restaurant, an outstanding waitress and delicious food. The one potential small glitch was that Penny’s venison arrived without potato. No sooner had I shared the mash from my wild boar pie, than the missing spud arrived as a side plate with apologies from the chef. We hadn’t said anything so there’s another sign of how good they are. Thank you very much to a real team.

Excellent, attentive service. Nothing was too much trouble, even though we were quite a large party. An nice extra touch was a birthday card from the team to the person celebrating, which was lovely. Great food too with extensive gluten free options - quite the boon for one of our number. Will definitely return.

A stop for lunch as we headed west, arrived early and were lucky to get a table, make sure to book for the weekends. Food is tasty, fresh and wide ranging without being overwhelming. Great for those watching their weight with calorie counts on the dishes. Drink choice is also plentiful, staff are friendly and we're attentive. Deffo recommend for those that like something pub luxe.