The Duke Of Wellington

Super 3 course lunch just over £12 well worth it, good friendly service, spotlessly clean and most welcoming. Good to excellent pub restaurant menu. Off street parking or park on road.

Just had a wonderful Christmas lunch. All three courses were delicious and we all thoroughly enjoyed them. Would like to thank the two lovely ladies who served us, and also the chef who at very short notice provided me with a “take out” Christmas dinner for a member of my family. We have been here a few times for work lunches and will definitely be returning. Absolutely recommend.

First time coming here for a proper dinner and I was very impressed. The staff were very welcoming, helpful and friendly. The meal was delivered in good time and all members of my family thoroughly enjoyed what they had. The veggie Mushroom Wellington was probably the nicest I've had in a pub or restaurant. I can't review the desserts though as the meal was so filling I couldn't eat any more. Nice pint of Harvey's ale with the meal.

I can’t remember having such huge portions of great quality food! It was really tasty, but can I complain about it being too much?Here’s the thing... I’m sure the management know what they’re doing, but surely if the main course portions were a bit smaller, they’d sell more deserts? We really wanted deserts, but were too stuffed! Yes, I know, we didn’t have to eat it all (and we didn’t, but our dog loved the leftovers).Even the kids’ sausage and mash was huge!Anyway, give this place a try, but maybe Tapas is the way forward!

We live local and love this pub, haven’t been in a while and took my parents here for lunch, sat in the pub side (which I love how cozy it is) and had the nicest lunch, some great veggie options, I normally go for mushroom chilli nachos but the vegetable lasagne was calling my name, and I’m glad I went with it, because it was lovely. Sometimes when you get given garlic bread with lasagne it can be very dry but you could tell it had been prepared in the kitchen and hadn’t skimped on the garlic butter! Thank you for a lovely lunch

I was leading a walk and we stopped for lunch here. When I made the arrangements they could not have been more accommodating. On the day there were 17 eating, the pub contacted me in the morning so I could preorder our food: I said we would arrive at 12.15 and would like to eat at 12.30. This worked perfectly as the pub is so efficient. All the food arrived together, there were a range of orders and everyone really enjoyed what they had. We could not fault it and will certainly visit again. This was quite exceptional service with delicious food. Thank you so much for making us so welcome and looking after us well. Can’t wait to visit again.

Located in a little village this pub is ancient, charming, and is one of my favourite restaurants which we use frequently and often take guests. Local competition is hot and the Duke is one of the best.Parking can be a bit tight due to its popularity. There is a petanque piste and pleasant garden. Summer eating is enjoyable as there is a sheltered area at the rear but not at the front.The menu varies daily and a la carte interesting and seasonal. Portion sizes are very generous but doggy-bags are not a problem.Make allowances for service time because all the food is freshly prepared. The vegetables are done to a turn and never overcooked.The staff are attentive and helpful and all seem happy...

We enjoy trying new dining spots every few weeks and this time was no exception. When we walked in, we opted to sit in the bar area. For those of us who are tall, be sure to watch your head as you enter through the door. My partner went for the mussels, while I chose the prawns as a starter and the chicken breast as my main course. The mussels were delicious and piping hot, served in a garlic sauce still in the shell, accompanied by skinny fries and crusty bread. I initially had second thoughts about my choice when my partner's dish arrived, but my chicken was absolutely delicious. It was well-cooked yet still moist, served with crunchy vegetables, baby new potatoes, and a rich gravy. We wil...

We had been recommended to try this restaurant and we were really looking forward to it but left us a bit disappointed. Only two front of house staff working on a Saturday evening, juggling running the bar and restaurant, both very pleasant people. We ordered a couple of tapas dishes to start with and the calamari was ok but pretty sure just heated from frozen, definitely did not taste home made or fresh. For mains we had fish and chips and the roast veg tart. Fish and chips were ok. The veg tart was tasty but served with a mountain of skinny fries and underdressed salad. A shame as the fries , to me, didn’t compliment the dish, again ok . Bread and butter pudding for dessert, the menu descr...