Boar's Head Inn

My friend and I visited during lunchtime service and were told that we'd have to wait a while - we hadn't booked. On asking how long a wait, the waitress consulted the kitchen and on return we were shown a table in a cosy room off the bar and our orders were taken. The wait for food was not as long as expected so we were pleased. The food was well prepared and tasty and filled us up and we were able to eat at leisure. We would eat there again.

Was in middle of 5 mile walk. Arrived just as opening. Decided to stop for a pint. Very friendly welcome. Started with a pint each but was advised sandwiches (served with salad and chips was a popular choice and often shared) decided to come in side for food and they we right about size of plate if food. Really nice atmosphere with lovely open fire blazing. As we left bigger dinners were coming out and if was not walking would Ave sat down again. Highly recommend this place.

Based on just the one visit but I found this to be a very charming family run traditional pub. More like pubs of old and less like the swanky ones that, though nice; are all too common these days. It has a proper family run feel. Mum and daughter serving. Regulars at the bar. But the food was actually spot on. I had bangers, mash and onion gravy with veg and it was banging! I'll certainly return to try other things. Hope the family there keep hold of it. It said so many pubs these days are big business affairs and not so many family run anymore

We dropped into The Boars Head Inn, as part of a 10 mile circular walk from Lye Green. This was an Easter Sunday. Unlike others already seated, we opted for the fantastic ploughman's, and hot mixed seafood platter eaten out in the garden. A warm welcome, and the food exceeded our expectations. Definitely one to visit again.