Stump Cross Inn

I haven't been in the rooms so can't rate them. The location, of course, can't be faulted. It's beautiful around here. Outdoor seating. Plenty of parking. It's a bit squeaky clean for my tastes but that hardly qualifies as a criticism. The staff are friendly and - the best point, for me at least - is that they serve a perfect pint of Timothy Taylor Boltmaker. One of the most satisfying pints I've ever enjoyed. Nice Malty tones and far from being overhopped, which seems to be the fashion now, unfortunately for my pallette and, I suspect, old geezers like myself. (Go Freedom Pass Boys!) So, yes, a quiet pub with good service and a 5 star ale. I shall review the food when I eat something there!

Absolutely wonderful meal, excellent service from the staff who were so good with my toddler as well, the food was excellent, my toddler had the double pizza from the kids menu and my husband and I had fish and chips and the lamb shank as well as starters and dessert and the only complaint is that we couldn't finish it all haha.

On the off chance on a Sunday we rang up looking for some pub grub, and they offered to seat us in the bar area which we were fine with despite me having some sensory issues so bar areas can usually be difficult for me. When we arrived the bar area was so cosy & relaxed that it didn’t make a bit of difference to being in the dining area, In fact I really liked it. We both had the carvery and it was delicious, perfectly cooked meats, pie & comfort sides with great option. Over all we’ve been really impressed and will definitely be back as much as possible.Deserts were lovely too. All the staff were super friendly, helpful & efficient. I think I’ve found my perfect local cosy pub grub spot!