Reviews The Greyhound Freehouse

We had a wonderful meal here - we hadn't booked and just asked for a table when we arrived. The menu is mostly pizza and starters/sides though there are a small number of other things (e.g. lasagne and mac cheese) and dessert. We had a small pizza each plus a couple of sides - everything was absolutely delicious and fresh. We'd definitely recommend!

Absolutely fantastic food at this place the starters we had where so amazing o was tempted to order more and the pizzas where fantastic amazing flavour and perfectly cooked. Loads of options of pizza topping with a choice of build your own pizza at a good price to.

Really nice place and staff seamed nice and happy to help, just moved into the village and thought I'd give it a look, all prices reasonable and pizza was top notch, good choice of food on menu and cater for gluten free, wasnt a issue bringing my daughter like some places and also they are dog freindly, looking forward to hog roll Sunday and nice pint to wash it down, just found my first local that I will be happy returning to, Update been back many times and now my local and very happy with it the staff are more than welcoming and get to know you as a person or family, top rated pub from my opinion that's for sure only thing I would say it needs it either a juke box or to play louder music for the bar side of things, but that's not a negative that's just my opinion

The pizza at the Greyhound is a must try for anyone who even vaguely likes pizza, amazing stuff. First time vising the establishment and not disappointed, will definitely come back here with family and friends in the future. I had 'The Texan' and it was a truly delightful experience, props to the chef! The pub itself is very 'olde worlde' and has a really nice atmosphere.

Floccinaucinihilipilification (to judge something with disgrace for you plebs) - How I would define this establishment to any fellow goat owners/enthusiasts if it were not for the excellent food. An utter opprobrium that this place believes it adequate to drape the head of a fallen soldier, a lost friend of a goat upon their walls. It sits there, as solitary as an oyster - lifeless, it’s pearl stolen by the pirates this pub calls their landlord(s). Consequently, je suis très désappointé (meager peice of français pour tu, possibly once the sacrés tounge of the goat corpse that lie ahead of me). The juice I was served, ‘tis considerably aimable although could be mistaken for tropicana with ice (bits free of course i’m not a psychopath). In the past when I have been balked with bits floating around my juice, like a parasite in a pool bearing a flamingo floaty, I tend to share my bits with my goat, to quote the buddha “Give, even if you only have a little.” Yet, whence I came upon this place last week I would have abhorred to such behaviour as I was afraid my goat would not be able to eat whilst locking eyes with the soulless voids of its late friend, rest well soldier. However, the pizza was perfectly exquisite and the chips were amazing. 10/10 for anyone not entering with a goat by there side.