Yardley Arms

My god how this place has gone down hill, as long back as I can remember it was always a bit rough in here, but our last visit was on another level, it started off with a serious lack of knowledge on drinks, when you work behind a bar you get a rough idea of prices, but to seriously not know what you charge for a bottle of prosecco or the size of bottle you actually sell sort of questions why you would choose the place in the first place. But it was a Saturday evening so we perceivered as it was our sons 17th birthday and their was 13 of us in total, we sat their with drinks waiting on a couple of our group to turn up, we had already done a round before our group was final, so into the next.round, when you look behind the bar you see a little poster proclaiming they serve the perfect gin and tonic, and if we don't serve the perfect gin and tonic we will replace it, well first of all after questioning it they don't, after a shrug of shoulders and a huff and puff the lady behind the bar announced it was their for show, I have strayed a bit but when you get the apparently perfect gin and tonic served in a high ball glass, when there is the perfect g and t pictured behind the bar wouldn't you question it.

Been visiting the Yardley Arms since it used to be called the Millhouse when I was younger. Prices have increase a tad bit over the time of coming here but the food is still one of the best I tasted. Welcoming and friendly environment for the family and children, outdoor climbing area for is still there as I remember since visiting when I was child.