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Great pub in Marshfield. Good prices, excellent and carefully poured Guinness. Full range if drinks plus food (haven't tried it). Very nice outdoor garden area with some cover if needed. Will be back
What a lovely find! We were hungry, and pulled into this small town, and stumbled into this wonderful little pub. Kind, lovely people, prompt service, and yummy food. Great pizza, and the sticky toffee pudding was excellent!
Pete's pizzas are the bomb, up there with the best in the Gloucestershire/Wiltshire area and the fact they also serve Stokes sauces with it is also an excellent topper.
Friendly and warm. We didn’t eat but enjoyed a drink inside
Really great little pub. We didnt book but they manage to fit us in for a table of 2.
The food was really good and well priced. We had a Burger and Pork Belly.
Both meals really good with plenty of extras.
Staff really friendly.
They have a well ON the bar, very cool
I visited this pub with friends for a late Sunday lunch. Street parking was a bit tricky nearby but we eventually found a spot.
The menu was somewhat limited with a small selection of starters and desserts but the main roast choices were plentiful.
It was a bit chilly inside on a cool November morni
Great pub, fantastic food our Sunday lunch was divine along with the splendid hospitality,
We took my dad here for lunch on his birthday. Having only been before for their carvery lunch on a Sunday we were very pleasantly surprised to really see what the chef could produce. The food was nothing short of excellent! Forgot to take pics of the mains - the pies and fish & chips are to die f
Visited for the first time for Sunday lunch. Greeted pleasantly by the affable landlord then looked after by his young helpers. Everyone was competent yet friendly. I rarely cook a traditional Sunday lunch (for one?) but my comment when we finished our meal sums it up ..."that was far nicer than I c
We went to Bath for the weekend and found this on booking.com 20/30 mims away from Bath depending on the traffic. We are glad we stayed here as the room was very cosy with bottled water and tea and coffee and we had a meal at the lord nelson and it was delicious delicious homemade pie and homemade c
First visit to this pub. Ordered the nut roast. Really impressed...tasted real good. The Yorkshire pud that came with it and likewise the veggie gravy were delicious. Generous portion too. Would recommend a visit.
Excellent foodie pub . Good affordable Sunday lunch. Super beer. Well recommended.
Warm welcome, lovely beers. New landlord getting the pub up and running again.
Definitely pop in again when in the area.
Interesting old well entrance in bar.
Excellent restaurant grade food at pub prices. A real gem.
Had Sunday roast dinners here 2 days ago, 6 of us. The food as well as being absolutely delicious, was beautifully presented on nice hot plates, at very reasonable prices. I think the chef's name may have been Lucas, sorry not sure. The wait
Food was like fine dining..The pub very cosy and welcoming. Staff helpful, pleasant and polite. I would say that the toilets let the place down. They seemed very scruffy for an establishment offering such high quality in other areas.
lovely traditional country pub With log burners 🔥fantastic in the Winter & the colder months🧣🧤 staff very friendly & so helpful & the food was absolutely delicious 😋 also the location is excellent for Beautiful country walks Definitely go again 😀👍
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