Reviews Queen's Head

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James Wilsher
+5
Totally charming, unspoiled family run pub that I've been going to since I was in a pushchair. Food is delightfully simple, the finest round of beef & horseradish sandwiches you'll eat & brown soup, which is off the chart in the taste dept. It also has a superb selection of taxidermy. Too many other things & stories to list here. The best pub in the world.
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Joe Wadsack
+5
It's a perfect pub. I have been to literally thousands of pubs here in the U.K., and around the world, both in a professional and in a social capacity, and this is the best one. This defines how a pub should be. Not surprising, then, that it has been listed in every single edition of the Good Pub Guide since the first in 1974. The Queen's Head is a must visit.
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Neil Marshall
+5
Peerless pub. Where else can you sit under a diorama of the Battle of El Alamein (the ceiling) and drink Adnams straight out of the barrel with perfect Aga-cooked rare beef with home made bread and horseradish? Just don’t tell anyone...
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Lucy Marcuson
+5
My fave pub - fantastic roast beef sandwiches and platters, yummy soup and excellent Adnams beers with a few guest ales too!
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Simon Hawtrey-Woore
+5
Nothing changes - know what they are good at and are excellent at it - how all pubs should be.
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Clare Moisan
+5
Wonderful... Cambridge atmosphere...food platters/soup...love the QHN!
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Wendy Rose Jeffs
+5
Brilliant original old pub with real fire and doodles on the ceiling real ale and sarnies served in traditional surroundings. One of only a few pubs in the area that hasn't had its guts and personality ripped out to make way for bland boring bar food pub. Met some nice folk in there too while we were there.
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S Scholes
+5
This place is unbelievable for food and beer. This has to be a must visit place. All the food is great. I've almost tried the whole menu and I am never disappointed. The cider is lovely. But they have a great range of beers which I hear great things about.
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Robert Peacock
+5
I have visited the Queen's Head infrequently over the past 40 years, and it hasn't changed one bit. Still a great traditional English pub with exceptional Adnams beer kept the proper way. And here's hoping it stays that way!
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Julia Holt
+5
What a lovely little village pub. Very welcoming and has seating outside with a shelter and heat lamps,there is also a garden at the back too. The beer is very good and several choices including some in the barrel. There is a different food can on a Wednesday and Sunday.
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dododone
+4
Very nice pub, but the sandwiches, while pleasant enough, were very small, basic and not at all good value.
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Ben Harris
+5
My favourite pub in the UK! The best ale you’ll find outside a brewery and incredible soup and sandwiches to boot. A traditional pub, with rich character and friendly staff
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Tony Tyler
+5
Fantastic do not ever change this pub back to basics .will try the brown soup next visit.beer from the barrel 😋 mmmm.
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Steve Leverett
+5
Wonderful village pub — great selection of beers — limited lunch menu but good.
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Steve Brewer
+5
There's a whole new pub culture nowadays, and The Queen's Head, the most traditional pub you could possibly imagine, has embraced the new rigours required without diluting any of its charm. You should go, and support the place, you won't be disappointed.
5
Margrit Edwards
+5
Excellent Been going there 50+ years Somethings change Queens head no 😁 Great to have a mild beer from tap
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Stephen Chamberlin
+5
Not just a pub, it's a time capsule from another gentler era. Wonderful, I wish I lived nearer.
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Rob Garrett
+5
A delightful traditional pub. Split into two bars, we sat in the public side where an open fire was keeping us warm. Beer is served straight from the cask, with three Adnams (bitter, ghost ship, broadside) and a Milton guest on. Food was basic but hit the spot, on our Sunday visit they had meat/bread platters. In reality this meant lightly toasted bread and ham or beef or pate etc in a make-your-own-sandwich style. Simple but it suited us.
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Chris Sendall
+5
This is one of the best pubs. Real ale direct from the barrel. I always have roast beef and horseradish sandwich. A super stopping off place on a cycle ride.
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Emma Hunter
+5
This pub serves really great simple food, from high quality ingredients. Sandwiches and soup are on offer with platters on Sundays. I had the smoked salmon sandwich with horseradish with a glass of good french sauvignion. The interior is very traditional and dogs are allowed.
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Paul Beesley
+4
A great old fashioned pub with real ale and good food. Where else can you get toast and beef dripping? Check out the soup and sandwiches.
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Nick Dance
+5
No food this visit, but always welcoming and a good pint. 👍
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Andrew Mutty
+5
This is just the best 'old pub' in the area. Ale is served from the tapped cask behind the bar. Open fire and candles in the 'lounge' and an oddity of furniture in the public bar. Did is wonderful even if limited in choice. Brown Soup is worth the wait and the Ham or Beef sandwiches are great. Love this place and return often.
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Tim Arnold
+4
A fantastic, unreconstructed, beer-focussed village pub with a limited but solid food offer and lovely staff. If I was rating it for adults only, it would be an easy five stars. Probably not the place for families with young kids - especially fussy eaters.
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