Eaton Farm

Decent carvery at a good prices. Choice of a few beers, but needs to 'up the game' with cask ales, especially considering the brewery that owns them. Reasonably clean and tidy with good service, but starting to look a bit tatty around the edges now. Decent food and lovely desserts. Good for everyone from young families to couples, to discerning pensioners. Perfectly located - bus stop outside and plenty of parking.

This a great place to go for a meal, a drink or both, they have great facilities, the staff are friendly and welcoming. The service is always spot on, the food is great and they have a good choice. I'd recommend booking during busy periods, they are very popular. Well worth a visit, once you've been you will likely go again. A great all round experience.

Despite it being a very hot Sunday, the staff were all pleasant and chatted to me whilst ordering. It wasn't as busy as I've seen it before, probably because of the weather, but there were still quite a lot of people there. We were seen to our table early and the table was in exactly the right place for us, without us having to ask. We both had a carvery with all 3 meat. I'm allergic to cheese, so the chef serving behind the carvery explained what not to eat and asked if I'd prefer the serving spoons to be changed on the others around it. I thought that was a lovely, gesture, but I didn't think that was needed at this time. The food was absolutely lovely. The meat melted in your mouth. My favourite was the beef by far. The roast potatoes were so soft in the middle but crispy on the outside and I could have gone back for more of those (if I hadn't been so stuffed!). All the food was delicious and tasted freshly cooked. I've had mixed experiences from when I've been before, as last time I went the guy serving me behind the bar was extremely rude to me. I wasn't the only one to notice this, but chose not to let it ruin my meal. But this time everyone was really nice. Couldn't fault anyone.