The Tite Inn - Speisekarte

Very poor Sunday lunch, over cooked, too much oil, dry, expensive. Couldn’t cut in to the potato’s, carrots and parsnip black.

Beautiful location, well-kept property, easy parking, great and comfortable decor, warm welcome from hosts knowledgeable about local area, great selection of food and drinks.

Very disappointing. Well named the Tite Inn. Beer at £5.50 a pint is at least a pound dearer than most local pubs. My peppered squid were O K but the portion was tiny about 3 mouthfuls ! Iwon't be retuning and neither will my friends be comig Speisekarte ansehen

We had a lovely lunch with a large group of friends. We all had roasts including the veggie option which was really tasty too. Service was great with a nice atmosphere. Some great wines good beers too. Definitely recommend here for a Sunday lunch. Also must mention the crumble, loved it. We’ll go again soon.

We visited on the evening whilst staying at the near-by campsite. The pub is in a lovely setting and is well maintained. Staff were welcoming, polite and helpful. The pub offers it's own beers and a choice of food, which was cooked really well. Minor criticism is that the prices are on the slightly heavy side, but then everything is these days, and you are paying for location and convenience.

The food and service were both impeccable. The staff made sure we had everything we needed as soon as we walked in, they helped us select food items from the menu and generally made us feel welcome. We were able to relax, laugh and spend time together as a family while enjoying delicious food and a comforting atmosphere. I highly recommend this pub/restaurant to anyone looking for somewhere in the area! Speisekarte ansehen

We called in here for a light lunch after visiting Didley Squat Farm shop. The pub is linked with the nearby Chadlington brewery, so I tried a pint of their I.P.A. which was a very tasty, hoppy beer. We had some squid rings with a gremolata coating, scampi and fries with an especially tangy tartare sauce and creamy garlic mushrooms on toast with aged parmesan. All these dishes were very tasty and the perfect size for a wee bite of lunch.

Not impressed with the lunchtime menu. £16 for ham egg chips is ridiculous. I ordered a starter instead at £12.00 which was giant prawns in curry sauce. Some people might really enjoy curry sauce with prawns but it's not my personal taste. I ordered without but asked if l could have garlic butter to which the answer was no. In fairness the prawns were giant and reasonable value. Staff are pleasant enough but just do their job no real interaction. We went to the pub 3 years ago pre-covid and had a wonderful lunchtime meal, so thought we we try again as we were passing by. Very disappointed

On arrival we were greeted by friendly staff at the bar and chef sitting with some locals. Decor looked cosy and tidy but where we were seated considering the restaurant side was empty, it wasn’t appropriate. Some of the locals were rowdy and swearing a lot so not the scene of a couples dinner. Food came out very quickly which was good but presentation was poor. Almost seemed like the chef was hacked off he had to cook so just plonked it on a plate. There was more rocket on my dish than there was steak. Really poor food that you would expect at a much cheaper venue. Really not impressed. Filet of steak expected at the price they charged. Student cooking. Edible but not what you serve in a su... Speisekarte ansehen