Lovely cosy warm place. Very friendly staff made to feel very
kevin upton
Had a nice gammon and egg with seasonal vegetables very quiet Saturday
John Wood
If you happen to be in the area, for example visiting Diddly Squat Farm maybe then a stop off for a bite to eat and a pint at The Tite Inn is well recommended. The food is exceptionally good, with service to match in a nice pub with ample parking.Parking: Parking is ample for around 50 vehicles
Mari Mitchell
Lovely atmosphere and great service. Vegetarian option was a bit over cooked and dry, also I had to pay extra for vegetables on the side. My friends had their veg included ?. Please could the manager consider this: vegetarians like vegetables and will hoover up every last sprout or whatever. Please don't discriminate against them.
Laura Daniels
What a wonderful little pub! We booked here for our Christmas meal for x19 of us and everything went down without a hitch. It was so easy to organise everything with the managers and they were very accommodating. The food was presented beautifully, tasted amazing and came in very decent sized portions. We were very impressed with all the extras including the extra roast potatoes! The mini mince pies at the end were such a lovely touch. And all of this for a very reasonable price! All the staff were very friendly and welcoming and looked after us so well. Highly recommend!
lawson lawson
Lovely pub, welcoming service, good local beers, nice food selection with a varied menu. Some portions seemed a little too small for price point to what you got - some of the food seemed to be more brought in pre-made to be cooked but with prices of made in house.Parking: It is easier to walk along the road rather than through the garden. It was quiet when we visited, so imagine parking can be difficult in busier times.Kid-friendliness: Gave us some pencils and colouring book - for the kids - not us
Phil
After nothing much to see Diddly Squat Farm (lol) we popped up the road and found this little pub. Well presented, dog friendly quaint place, we decided to have a quick lunch.We both chose the burger that came with chips abs baconaise, although a little on the small side given the price, we couldn't fault the quality and level of service, experienced.We would definitely return, if we are up this way again....4/5
i c
The place is cozy and nice. The food was probably the most overrated food that I’ve ever had. The burger had the size of a happy meal at 18 pounds , burnt and blunt .Should have sent it back but was too hungry . Taste the the ales before having them.
Stuart Roberts
Lovely little pub in the heart of the village, great local beers and fantastic food. Service was
J D
Great meal with the family.Great local Ale on Tap ( sShould be as they own the PH)I'll be back , but most definitely on a Date night.Parking: Loads just off the main road below the pub.Kid-friendliness: The Childrens menu is handed as well as adult.
Lovely food! Great staff! The beer garden is wonderful and cosy with the heaters! Highly recommend!
Sarah W
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.
Rob Morgan
Classic country Inn with super garden areas. Spotlessly clean, good ale, friendly staff and tasty food. Will go out of my way to eat here again when I'm passing.
Konnie
We were a large group of 7. We sat outside next to the playground area. My child has a fantastic time playing with the children of other dinners. The pub has amazing grounds when the weather is sunny. Service was also very good, even with the extra distance our waiters were always there to cater for our needs asking if there something else they could do. Food was delicious and all 6 adults were very happy with our choices.
PandNic
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
Lovely cosy warm place. Very friendly staff made to feel very
Had a nice gammon and egg with seasonal vegetables very quiet Saturday
If you happen to be in the area, for example visiting Diddly Squat Farm maybe then a stop off for a bite to eat and a pint at The Tite Inn is well recommended. The food is exceptionally good, with service to match in a nice pub with ample parking.Parking: Parking is ample for around 50 vehicles
Lovely atmosphere and great service. Vegetarian option was a bit over cooked and dry, also I had to pay extra for vegetables on the side. My friends had their veg included ?. Please could the manager consider this: vegetarians like vegetables and will hoover up every last sprout or whatever. Please don't discriminate against them.
What a wonderful little pub! We booked here for our Christmas meal for x19 of us and everything went down without a hitch. It was so easy to organise everything with the managers and they were very accommodating. The food was presented beautifully, tasted amazing and came in very decent sized portions. We were very impressed with all the extras including the extra roast potatoes! The mini mince pies at the end were such a lovely touch. And all of this for a very reasonable price! All the staff were very friendly and welcoming and looked after us so well. Highly recommend!
Lovely pub, welcoming service, good local beers, nice food selection with a varied menu. Some portions seemed a little too small for price point to what you got - some of the food seemed to be more brought in pre-made to be cooked but with prices of made in house.Parking: It is easier to walk along the road rather than through the garden. It was quiet when we visited, so imagine parking can be difficult in busier times.Kid-friendliness: Gave us some pencils and colouring book - for the kids - not us
After nothing much to see Diddly Squat Farm (lol) we popped up the road and found this little pub. Well presented, dog friendly quaint place, we decided to have a quick lunch.We both chose the burger that came with chips abs baconaise, although a little on the small side given the price, we couldn't fault the quality and level of service, experienced.We would definitely return, if we are up this way again....4/5
The place is cozy and nice. The food was probably the most overrated food that I’ve ever had. The burger had the size of a happy meal at 18 pounds , burnt and blunt .Should have sent it back but was too hungry . Taste the the ales before having them.
Lovely little pub in the heart of the village, great local beers and fantastic food. Service was
Great meal with the family.Great local Ale on Tap ( sShould be as they own the PH)I'll be back , but most definitely on a Date night.Parking: Loads just off the main road below the pub.Kid-friendliness: The Childrens menu is handed as well as adult.
Restaurantji Recommends
Lovely food! Great staff! The beer garden is wonderful and cosy with the heaters! Highly recommend!
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.
Classic country Inn with super garden areas. Spotlessly clean, good ale, friendly staff and tasty food. Will go out of my way to eat here again when I'm passing.
We were a large group of 7. We sat outside next to the playground area. My child has a fantastic time playing with the children of other dinners. The pub has amazing grounds when the weather is sunny. Service was also very good, even with the extra distance our waiters were always there to cater for our needs asking if there something else they could do. Food was delicious and all 6 adults were very happy with our choices.
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