please note - reviews on this site are purely the opinion of site visitors, so don't take them too seriously.
After an aborted visit to the Bell Inn at Coleby (closed on a Monday & Tuesday and very limited opening hours for the rest of the week and not listed on this site), we went instead to the Thorold Arms instead. This is a lovely little pub set in a small village. The exterior is decorated with all sorts of plants and other odds and sods. Inside, there is a public bar and a separate dining room. The range of beers was good - Mallards Specducular, Blue Monkey BG Sips, Potbelly Streaky & Slaters Golden. There was also a real cider - Ross on Wye Medium Dry. Impressive pub.
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Another visit to this excellent establishment. The beer festival was top, all nice hoppy beers, no malty kak. The food was top notch.
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An absolute top establishment with the beer in excellent condition. A welcome break after getting 3rd degree sunburn at Waddington Airshow.
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The Pub is now Camera East midlands Pub of the Year
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The Thorold Arms is a real refreshing change from other pubs that all seem the same.
Very cosy, great food, and friendly locals.
and totally NONE SMOKING
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Very small pub bit like sitting in my own lounge
anonymous - 13 Aug 2005 08:52 |
This pub is very friendly serves a good variety of real ale. The food is very nice and seperate from the bar, the menu is not massive but I can assure you what is there is lovely. I have introduced the Landlady to this website she did not know she was on it.
All the best
Shane
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Amazing place, real English Pub with comfy seating, fabulous food, cheese board on Sunday - excellent - staff not bad either!! - understatement! Fun Pub
Jill Ritchie - 17 Nov 2004 13:35 |
A very welcoming pub with lots of interesting local people. Good selection of real ales, Quiz nights, theme nights, impromptue singing with a local opera singer!We miss all our friends there and look forward to seeing them soon.
Karen Smith - 11 Oct 2004 14:48 |
Lovey friendly pub with good pub food and nice atmopsphere
Carol Daman-Willems - 27 May 2004 21:06 |
Cosy village pub serving 'real ale' and homecooked food. Great friendly atmosphere and a warm log fire in the winter.
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