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Having heard high praise of this establishment my wife and i were eager to dine here.Our starters were at best adequate.the main courses : pork goulash in which the meat was so tough as to be inedible accompanied by a dish of microwaved veg which had been excessively reheated rendering them virtually dehydrated!! My stilton and broccoli tart had a burnt pastry case and an accompanying salad was finally offered three quaters of the way through my meal.The saving grace was the lime brulee which was excellent.We found this to be over priced with very little ambience.
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good pub,good beer,food good but not that good for the price!The beers are from Hall and Woodhouse of which I am particularly partial to the Pickled Partridge at the moment.7/10
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Recently took some friends to dinner here and was impressed with the food and service. Also a good selection of wines. Agree food is a little expensive, but worth it for special ocassions.
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Took my Parisian outlaws here on Sunday, and they absolutely loved the place (400 year old pub), and more importantly the food. The Pave Steak was perfectly cooked as requested; "Senial" (rare), and the duck breast was "extraordinaire". A fantastic review from the toughest food critics in the world.
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High priced food but quantity and quality is very good. Staff are friendly and willing to take time out to talk to you. Good car park. Suitable base for a pub walk.
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Great food wouldnt say it is too overpriced. very friendly couple who run the pub, the thai currey is to die for.
anonymous - 17 Aug 2004 10:51 |
The food here is overpriced and you dont get a lot of it.However its great grub,theplace is always busy so they must be doing something right.
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food expensive,odd idea pate served without toast just a lettuice leaf.......
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Fantastic Beer. Excellent food if a little bit pricey for Dorset. Public Bar with a few 'characters'!
Chris - 26 Sep 2003 17:52 |
