The Williams Arms, Wrafton

We went as a group for a 65th birthday. The youngest of our group was 6 months, but small for her age, but can sit unaided and hold her head. She uses a high chair at home so we asked for a high chair...no problem they said on the phone. However when we saw the high chair it was completely unsuitable for a child under the age of one. Although had a tray it had not straps what so ever!!! When mentioned to the waitress she shrugged her shoulders, when mentioned to the manager he said it was a H & S...RUBBISH. My six month old had to sit in the pushchair...luckily we had it in the car!!! We have since checked with H & S and they said they have never heard of this ruling. It is more than likely that high chairs with strap do not fit in with the nice wooden decor, the high chairs are wooden and non adjustable. If you have a child under one and wish to go here bring your own travel high chair that sits on a normal chair, your child will slip down in their ones, and at worst could injure themselves. Food is good, carvery meat can be a bit fatty on a bad day but they have an excellent selection of vegetables. Waitress service is very slow and they can be unhelpful. Manager spends his time hiding behind bar looking at bits of paper...reluctant to help. When busy service is very very slow.

3 Jun 2008 13:52