Crows Nest

Neil H

For a Friday night in town, taking the kids to eat here was okay and could be booked in advance. The pub was busy, with what appeared to be a pub quiz going on, and our reserved table wasn't ready, as people had taken over it. The staff quickly got the table ready, but it was over 40 minutes before food was brought to our table. The staff were polite and welcoming, but without music, the overall atmosphere was of loud chatter. The heat near the bar was unbearable and we were pleased to be near the windows where it was cooler. Still, the pub is cosy, despite needing a few repairs to chairs. We ordered a range of dishes and the food was generally good, especially the 'award winning' (according to the menu) steak and ale pie. The burger was tasty and the kids meals were good, but limited. The disappointment was the accompanying veg with the pie (I've never seen such a small amount of mash on a plate) and the small volume of sides with the burger left the plate looking empty (see photos).

Ali Graham

Classic pub with an eclectic crowd and a decent range of drinks. Plenty of seating, decent quick food and loads of huge TVs showing sport.

Rob Kraayenbrink

Our attention was drawn by the name Crows Nest as this is a rough translation of my name and is my wifi id 😄 and secondly because the days special was steak and ale pie, which is a relic of my Australian heritage. Loved the food and atmosphere.