Windmill Inn

It's usually really good food and service. However we booked an afternoon tea for 30 people. We had booked time if arrival. They had sat people at one of our tables in main pub, so we all want outside to marquee. The food cane out in drips and drabs, in fact it took over one and a half hours to bring out all the plates of food. We had prearranged for gluten free and dairy free afternoon teas , but they bought out fruit and cheese. Gluten and dairy free products are available at local supermarkets. I would not recommend large groups going for afternoon tea, its OK for small groups as they don't seem able to cope with larger groups. We did write to the venue, but no reply received. As I say its usually a really good place to meet and eat, but on thus occasion we were very dissatisfied.

Amazing value for money with Great future Potential! We stumbled upon this pub while searching for a place to eat on a rainy Sunday. Our usual method involves a quick online search, browsing through reviews. Although it didn't possess the quintessential countryside charm being in a town centre location, it turned out to be a great experience. The quantity and quality of the food surpassed our expectations and ranked among the best we've had in quite some time. While the menu may have been limited to Sunday roast options, the portion sizes offered great value for money, exceeding what we initially anticipated. The ambiance and atmosphere of the pub were a bit underwhelming, but given the exceptional kitchen, staff, and delectable food we enjoyed, adding some more décor and additional interior elements would truly elevate this place. All in all, we were thrilled to have discovered this gem and are already planning to return on a day when the menu offers a wider variety, perhaps during the week or on a Saturday. This place has a great future and we would love to see it succeed!