Went in the bar, there was an ok atmosphere but decided to leave as there was a dog sitting on the bar counter. Concerned about the hygiene.
22hel1
Had belly pork roast, expecting a nice crispy belly pork but no ? soft and covered in gravy, veg tasteless and mushy, needed a lot of salt and pepper, very disappointed as starving, took belly pork home for the dog ?
joey 1996
Best place in the world!!
iain morgan
Nice pub good place to watch sports
Mark Time
As a pool player it's heaven, having 2 tables! Decent beer, free music and friendly atmosphere.
Pamela L
Great village pub, large car park, outside tables and lovely cosy pub. Bonus of being really dog friendly. Food at lunch time was gorgeous, specials board and full menu, chose the cottage pie with a bubble and squeak topping served with roast potatoes and three veg. Generous portions and yummy. Homemade cakes and coffee available as well as all the normal selection of alcohol.
Mike Coates
Saturday breakfast from 10 am @£4-50, your choice from menu selections, enjoy with coffee or your favourite tipple, hard to top this one. Still the best in town.
lorraine schofield
Do a fab breakfast( huge servings!) Lovely staff, prices are good and local atmosphere ? ?
It is great to see the Highweek still survives in an age of so many pubs shutting up shop. Came here for maybe the last time, for old-times sake, after losing our final link to Highweek. First had a drink here before my wedding 25 years ago, and many more in between. The menu was a bit limited - Gammon, egg and chips, scampi and Chips, and from the left field, Liver, bacon and mash. We went off-menu and added cheesy chips to that. All were perfectly passable (although we swerved the liver and bacon, as no-one really eats that anyway). The open fire was very cosy, but make sure the landlady doesn't see you give it a poke if you want to avoid a stern rebuke. Decent beer - Jail Ale - and a good selection of keg beers. Hope it's still there in another 25 years.
Lyndon Wilson
Nice but not great, proper builders pub where the sign doesn't even match the name, only one ale on tap and its not the best.
R426WXdawna
A cold Monday evening, lovely wood fire burning. Pleased there was decaf coffee. Ordered x2 ham egg & chips, food was under £20. The photo is of my dinner but partner gave me his egg, hence 3 in the picture. I think because of the ham we were given cold plates, so everything got cold quickly, so next time I’ll request hot plates. Friends had scampi & chips & had hot plates. Nice pub, good parking & toilets are very clean-lots to like.
Barry Jordan
Good service, friendly staff and locals, we'll be back
Diane Reid
A real pub for working people, great staff and a great atmosphere
Great, traditional pub, superb.
Went in the bar, there was an ok atmosphere but decided to leave as there was a dog sitting on the bar counter. Concerned about the hygiene.
Had belly pork roast, expecting a nice crispy belly pork but no ? soft and covered in gravy, veg tasteless and mushy, needed a lot of salt and pepper, very disappointed as starving, took belly pork home for the dog ?
Best place in the world!!
Nice pub good place to watch sports
As a pool player it's heaven, having 2 tables! Decent beer, free music and friendly atmosphere.
Great village pub, large car park, outside tables and lovely cosy pub. Bonus of being really dog friendly. Food at lunch time was gorgeous, specials board and full menu, chose the cottage pie with a bubble and squeak topping served with roast potatoes and three veg. Generous portions and yummy. Homemade cakes and coffee available as well as all the normal selection of alcohol.
Saturday breakfast from 10 am @£4-50, your choice from menu selections, enjoy with coffee or your favourite tipple, hard to top this one. Still the best in town.
Do a fab breakfast( huge servings!) Lovely staff, prices are good and local atmosphere ? ?
Really cool pub ?
Restaurantji Recommends
It is great to see the Highweek still survives in an age of so many pubs shutting up shop. Came here for maybe the last time, for old-times sake, after losing our final link to Highweek. First had a drink here before my wedding 25 years ago, and many more in between. The menu was a bit limited - Gammon, egg and chips, scampi and Chips, and from the left field, Liver, bacon and mash. We went off-menu and added cheesy chips to that. All were perfectly passable (although we swerved the liver and bacon, as no-one really eats that anyway). The open fire was very cosy, but make sure the landlady doesn't see you give it a poke if you want to avoid a stern rebuke. Decent beer - Jail Ale - and a good selection of keg beers. Hope it's still there in another 25 years.
Nice but not great, proper builders pub where the sign doesn't even match the name, only one ale on tap and its not the best.
A cold Monday evening, lovely wood fire burning. Pleased there was decaf coffee. Ordered x2 ham egg & chips, food was under £20. The photo is of my dinner but partner gave me his egg, hence 3 in the picture. I think because of the ham we were given cold plates, so everything got cold quickly, so next time I’ll request hot plates. Friends had scampi & chips & had hot plates. Nice pub, good parking & toilets are very clean-lots to like.
Good service, friendly staff and locals, we'll be back
A real pub for working people, great staff and a great atmosphere