The Crown At Broad Hinton

My husband and I had a lovely tasty lunch with friends. The food was delicious especially the bread and butter pudding with custard and cream! The staff were very attentive and helpful.

Courteous friendly staff make you feel welcome. We opted for the Sunday roast and we were not at all disappointed. Tender beef, pork and turkey with all the yummy trimmings. The roasties and stuffing were awesome. We would have loved the apple crumble with hot custard but they ran out. Sad faces !! Staff sincerely apologised. Very well worth the visit !!

The menu has all sorts which makes me cautious. I stuck to a standard pub meal which was actually very well cooked. I had mozarella salad (good, but rather large for me) and buttermilk chicken burger with home made cole slaw and fries all very good. Looking at the mixed reviews I think possibly they might do better by sticking to a more limited standard pub menu Welcoming to dogs anywhere in the place which is quite unusual.

Have not eaten here for years so was good to give it a try after yet another change of manager. generally all very positive. Both starters were very good and the Moroccan lamb particularly so. Service very efficient and friendly and only less impressive aspect were the deserts which were all along the same theme and the one we had was rather dull and tasteless. A bit of variety woudl not go amiss on this especially in the summer.

Staff are young and very efficient and friendly. Garden was about two thirds full but inside only two tables were taken which surprised me what with it being a Friday night. Menu is not over long, burgers and pies dominate with a few meat and veggie choices. Two of us had pies, the filling was tasty but the pastry was slightly hard and took some cutting. Came with chips and peas but would have expected a selection of veg. Desserts are OK but the cheesecake was very heavy and cloying.Expected a bit more going by previous reviews. What we got was just standard pub grub.

We visited on a Wednesday evening with friends. The pub was quiet. The menu was very limited, which was fine in itself on a weekday, but the quality of the main courses was mediocre. The dessert selection consisted of 2 different types of cake. Not even ice cream! So I wrote a personal letter to the landlord (who is new) to give him an opportunity to at least apologise without my going public with our complaint. He did not even bother to reply. All pubs have bad nights. It happens. But the failure to engage with disappointed guests was unforgiveable. We shall not return.

We went to The Crown today with two friends to celebrate our anniversary. The food really was top quality. I am famed for making poor decisions regarding steak but gave it a go today with crossed fingers. I had the fillet medallions with black pudding and was so pleased I did as the steak almost melted in the mouth I also had flowers delivered to the pub earlier in the day to give to my wife as a surprise. But the bigger surprise was the two waitresses who sang us a Happy Anniversary song along with a dance when the flowers were presented.A great touch that really made it a wonderful day.Thank You

I’m always honest and try to give a fair and balanced review of my experience.We found the pub to be rather chaotic, noise levels were so load it was impossible to hold a conversation. There were several families with children who were being allowed to run around their tables and not social distance from other diners. The staff made no effort to try to control this. Some staff were not wearing masks. Staff were slow to take our order, with both drinks and we had to ask if we were to be given menus. We ordered Sunday lunch, but all meals were barely lukewarm. There was a good selection of veg which was hot but all the meat dishes were tough. A bug bear of ours, is why do pubs think that every...

This was our 'local ' while we stayed at Thornhill 2 miles away. Unfortunately it was closed Monday Tuesday and didn 't do meals Sunday night so Wednesday night was our only option. That is a shame as we would probably have done 2 nights there and 2 nights at La Strada with hindsight.This pub is dog friendly very ! Dogs are welcomed and diners with dogs can sit where they like. The landlady is lovely chatty and friendly and very welcoming. It felt like we were regulars. Our starter was very slow coming and there had been a mix up, we didn 't complain but it was knocked off the bill. Amazing, we would never have asked for that. It was hummus, pitta bread and salad and nicely served and tasty....