Lovely country pub with real ales and excellent food. Nice setting with small garden and kids…read moreplayground. Recommended.

This is a wonderful little public house; excellent food, good beer and spirits, and fantastic…read moreproprietress (Yvonne). Definitely worth 5 stars. Wife, daughter, and I are here in Rangeworthy visiting with old friends we knew from years ago in Lompoc, and have had a great time at the Rose and Crown. Yesterday was the 13th annual Beer Festival (an annual fund-raising event) at the Rose and Crown, where ales, beers, and ciders flowed freely, burgers and sausages were grilled, and music was made under clear blue skies in the rear garden. We spent four hours at the festival, during the afternoon, chatting with local characters and trying a variety of ciders and beers. It was a very good time for all. Then today, after helping with the clean-up in the back garden at the R&C, we booked a family table at the Pub and all got together for Sunday dinner. We had roast beef and roast pork dinners with steamed vegetables, potatoes, cheesy cauliflower, and Yorkshire pudding. I had a pint of stout with dinner and a wonderful bit of spotted dick for dessert. The food and service was impeccable; the setting is grand, and the entire experience has capped off a great visit to Gloucestershire.

Firstly, the food is superb. Perfectly cooked steak, and my friend's lamb shank almost literally…read morefell off the bone, it was so good. Clearly, a lot of trouble is taken over the food preparation and then the actual cooking. Would recommend the venue as fantastic value for money. A big shout out to the serving staff, Libby and Emma, who could not do enough for us and had smiles on their faces all evening although the place was full. The ambiance was all one would hope for from a country inn - beams and fires and lovely hangings on the walls. A first class experience.

This is a really nice country pub. Old fashioned on the inside and out. It's warm and friendly with…read morea good atmosphere. However the menu is not very exciting. In fact it's down right boring. They have had the same dishes on there for probably the last 10-11 years. The portion sizes are good and you do get your money worth but it's the same old stuff all the time. For a pub with such a unique location in the countryside you would think that there would be seasonal specials on a regular basis but there isn't. The food isn't exciting or adventurous. Some may argue that it is outdated! Pie and chips, scampi and chips, gammon and chips, steak and chips you see where I'm going with this? I pity the chef that has to cook this day in day out. With no flair or imagination I'd loose the will to live having to cook this all the time. Having said that the pub is pretty much fully booked every weekend so they must be doing something right at least? The food is cooked well although the steaks can be a bit hit and miss? If you want simple food and a menu that is so predictable it would make Mystic Meg look like an ammeter then this is the place for you. If you want somewhere with a bit more flair and excitement then go somewhere else. Personally with so much in offer in the way of food and drink I'd find somewhere else to eat and drink but everybody is different in their tastes.

Very impressed with the food here. I have been twice now to order from their lite bites selection…read moreas it's so delicious. We had the homemade Scotch egg and ham and cheese croquettes which are both so tasty. We also had the nachos one time and chicken wings which were also very nice. Inside is small so would advise to book if going for a meal.

This review is for the roast, and the roast alone. For the evening meals and as a pub I haven't…read moretried it out in about 10 years. The lamb the lamb the lamb. We had a party of twelve for my birthday and we all had the lamb, its that amazing. cooked to perfection every time we've been (at least five times now.) The meat comes with potatoes and the veg of cauliflower cheese, mixed greens, red cabbage and carrots are served in generous portions from side plates. Home made gravy is also a pour your own job, and the kitchen are always willing to bring more. Importantly, the accommodating chef provides all gluten free alternatives,, rather than just committing them from my plate or slapping some cardboard type replacement. Its worth mentioning that all the roasts have been tried, and loved, but every member decided on the lamb as the Queen. The roasts aren't cheap at around £11 a head but, for the quality served, its incredibly reasonable. This pub is clean and warm with roaring fires and friendly faces. A playground out the back entertains the kids in the summer and its dog friendly. In a nut shell Best roast (esp gluten free) in Bristol and the surrounds. Book in advance as its quite small and say if you need a gluten free meal.

The servers here are extremely friendly and helpful. They are great at recommending items. The food…read moreis always delicious, cooked to your liking. It is a beautifully decorated pub, that can take back in time. It also has a great outdoor dining area.

I don't need to tell you how good this place is. I just need to tell you it won CAMRA pub of the…read moreyear back in 2006. The ales are still as good today, including Doombar (and 11 other cask ales for your tasting pleasure). The pub is located opposite the Horfield Sports centre (oh the choice you'll have to make - gym or pub) an imposing old building literally on the green. Inside is a bit faux-antique, but warm and inviting all the same. Food smells wafting from the place when I was there were stomach-rumblingly good, unfortunately I've yet to taste the grub. All the more reason to go back.

I've been to the Globe half a dozen times since it's transformation from lively young persons hang…read moreout to gastro pub want to be, many moons ago This use to be my local, way back when I was a wee whipper snapper and I have many funny memory! It certainly wasn't an eating pub and pretty much a lawless land at times! Any way that was yonks ago! The pub has now stood the test of time for a number of years as a good eating pub. It has a cosy atmosphere and I've never been disappointed with the food. My last visit there was last Saturday for my Grandpappy's 79th birthday. 8 of us went and we were all more than happy with the food and service. Meals consumed on our table were my choice of beef, ale and mushroom pie, lamb shank, salmon, pork belly in a cider sauce, home made lasagne and the special: chicken supreme. The pie was excellent, marred only slightly by my food envy of Grandpappy's pork belly, wow! All in all a great night and based on this visit I have to give the Globe 5 stars, as it was a flawless meal and Grandpappy had the best birthday he could ask for. Good times.

This was my local back in the day, I spent many a night during my mis spent youth supping Cider and…read moreblack, and playing pool in what was a very rough round the edges spit n saw dust pub. Some years ago now The Globe had an impressive refurb, kicked out the under age rif raff and here you have the pub it is today. You still have the locals that gather at one end of the bar, but the back of pub is predominantly for dinners. You'll find the usual suspects on the menu, fish & chips, lasagna, steak etc. but the last few times if been I've chose from the specials board. Tonight was a family birthday so about 10 of us visited, I had Supreme of chicken which was served with rice and salad. It was good quality pub grub, nothing cordon blu but it was really tasty, decent portion and good value. My husband had the pie and chips, he enjoyed it although others who had the same complained it was a bit rich and the lid was 'too much crust'. The staff were fairly friendly, and attentive checking things were okay with our orders etc and willing to bring drinks to the table. My issue with The Globe is it does seem to lack atmosphere, I'm not sure what or how it just does, I never leave thinking 'I must go back'. Having said that it's always busy, so they must be doing something right.

excellent food and a roaring log fire, plenty of parking and a big garden / outdoor seating area,…read moresafe are happy and there is plenty of space which is ideal for a birthday , wake etc. I've never had a bad meal or experience here and use this pub as one of my go to eatery's when I fancy good food (I don't eat takeaways anymore)

Had lovely Sunday lunch very family friendly. Excellent prices service a little slow but they were…read morebusy, would definitely come again

What used to be a thriving country pub with a great atmosphere and family friendly vibe, has now…read moreturned into a quiet, clinical and disappointing restaurant. As a youngster I used to love going to The Golden Heart with my family. It felt really comfortable and had loads of room inside and amazing front and back gardens. Unfortunately that has long but disappeared and the bar now feels more like a waiting room and the restaurant has now soul. It is a real shame because the food is really good. It's a bit over price for the area, but good all the same. The drinks are crazy prices for this side of town: £4.80 for a pint of ale! This place has so much potential, but unfortunately doesn't deliver. Such a shame!

I went to The Golden Heart yesterday for a Christmas lunch with my Mum, Nan and sisters and was…read morereally disappointed! We were told that they had a lot of Christmas lunch bookings and so we'd have a wait for food, so we got there early.... And were the first table in there. Within half an hour there were a few largish tables in (4-8 people) but the restaurant was by no means full, in fact not even half full. The drink prices are high for the area, so I chose the cheapest Rose on the menu, which I assumed was the house wine at £5 for a large glass. Soda water was charged at £1 a glass, most places will include this free of charge especially if you are eating. Most of us chose to eat from the set price lunch menu at £11.95 for two or £13.95 for three courses... But this menu only included flatbreads and a small choice of mains dishes. They hadn't had their fish delivery so the fish dishes were unavailable, but they did have fish cakes which is what I chose. When the food finally arrived (after an hour of waiting) it did look reasonably nice, presentation wise, and my family liked their flatbreads but my fish cakes were horrible! They didn't taste much of fish, more like cheese - I honestly would have guessed baked Camembert or something and that's not what I was after at all as I'm not much of a cheese fan! So we did a bit of swapping around and I had some of the duck flatbread which as nice enough. We all chose a pudding, they took another 30 minutes to arrive and weren't warm as they should be... I had treacle tart with ginger cream - didn't taste a bit like ginger! When we got the bill I realised I'd been charged £7 for my wine, so I questioned it and apparently the house wine is not the cheap one, it's a few choices down on the menu and costs more???!! I don't know anywhere else I've been where the house wine is not the first listed and cheapest on the menu??! Very bizarre! There was no goodwill gesture either just a brief and miserable 'sorry' from what I assumed was the manager on the day. All in all it wasn't a pleasant experience, there was a frosty reception from most staff apart from a girl on the bar, who was very nice, a ridiculous wait in a restaurant no one would class as busy at all (who knows how they would cope on a busy Mothers Day!) food wasn't up to scratch, and drinks overpriced. I've been going to the Golden Heart since I was a kid and it used to be one of the best pubs in the area for families in the summer and it was relatively cheap and cheerful back then... Its transformation into a trendy country pub initially gave it a 'quality' status and we would go for special occasions for a nice meal, but since I feel it has gone downhill and as a result you are paying over the odds for nothing special and so I wouldn't recommend it, sadly!

Decent service, great atmosphere, FANTASTIC food. The price makes it a once in a while treat but…read moreit's still anazing

What a find. Welcoming friendly staff, tasty well presented food, huge burger with chips and the…read morechocolate plate for dessert was delicious. The bedrooms are in a separate building. Tastefully decorated rooms, clean and comfortable. Air con/heating controls so you can be cozy or cool. Value for money is excellent. The breakfast was lovely, cooked to order, but service didn't start until 7:30. Close to Aztec West Business Park. Forget the big chain hotels, I will be staying here again.

This pub is always a bit hit and miss. Ive only ever eaten roast dinners here. They used to be…read morebetter before it was closed down and re opened as the badminton carvery. Recently having a roast here and it wasn't nothing to shout about, bulk made food. Soggy vegetables but lots of meat. I tend to go here more for just drinks in the bar, the bar has a nice country atmosphere and its a nice place to meet up with friends for a glass of wine. Although there is also the tv screen which does play sports too along with dart board and standard fruit machines. Its never mega busy in there but has a full bar and average prices - hence the average rating.

This has recently been refurbished and is lovely in there now. Lady that served us was really…read morefriendly and happy. And I have to say one of my favourite carverys around now. Went on a Monday night so price was £6.95 and on Sundays and bank holidays it's £8.95. You get two meats of your choice, a sausage, stuffing and a Yorkshire pudding plus all the traditional vegetables such as potatoes, cabbage, parsnips, Califlour cheese, carrots etc.... Really tasty carvery! On a winters evening it had such a warming feel to it, we felt really welcomed and cosy sat in one of the booths. They do offer other pub classics in here but their speciality is the carvery as it is now called The Badminton Carvery. Worth a trip for sure! The food is amazing and so is the atmosphere!