Quite rowdy on a Saturday night as you might expect. A couple of real ales you probably would not…read moreexpect in an Irish pub (Jail Ale and Doom Bar). - The South West influence coming into play there! I had a fun evening but I do prefer a lot of the other pubs in the area!

Awesome place to hang out, staff really friendly, great live bands every weekendread more

Irish-style pub. Live music at weekends and bank holidays. Very friendly staff. You feel welcome…read morethere even if you are not local. Always very friendly and loud atmosphere. Average prices of drinks. No food. Popular with young people, gets very busy at the weekends.

friendly pub good music light menu ! service with a smile!read more

Reasonable Irish pub. Quite good, nothing special. Big and rather quiet during the day…read more Often busy - mostly with young people - in the evenings.

Great cask ale selection. Exactly what I was looking for. Try the ales by Roam Brewing.read more

A simple stripped down honest locals pub (formerly a fisherman's pub). So much so that as a…read moresolitary tourist I felt a bit awkward. There is a fire...but litte other decor to speak of. Not that that is a bad thing Enjoyed a pint of tribute, which I think came from a barrel in the back because the only beers on display were sharps beers...that weren't on yet. I was a tad confused. The pub is dog friendly and as I watched a little yapper on a lead repeatedly try and charge a dog 5 times its size, it was easy to see where the inspiration for Scrappy Doo came from!

This used to be a dark, low ceilinged beach shack of a pub named Harpoon Louis with a reputation…read morefor good seafood, and it was a shame to lose a pub of such character a while back. Thankfully 'The Plough', whilst reversing both the decor polarity and the bar approach (you now run the smokers gauntlet), has managed to keep the funky vibe going; plenty of hat wearing action possible. 7+ ciders available, right from your bland overmarketed 'irish' ciders to real guzzler's treats like Weston's Old Rosie (7.2%) in the time it takes to fall off your bar stool. A random house special is Tractor fuel - half cider, half ginger beer - all pokey. Andy does a cracking selection of £6 pies with a couple of choices for vegetarians too. Nice and leftfield.

Traditional pub; decent service; good food (mostly just pies and mash, but they have good fries…read moretoo). My favorite pie is the deer and beer and chili, but the matador is good too. We've had a number of their pies and never been disappointed. Nice selection of beers and ciders and they always rotate through different craft ales and ciders. They always have orchard pig cider on tap. You can bring kids here... though may be best to avoid quiz night or just come early.

Proper Job is a divine beverage and I was delighted to find…read moreit available and tasting fine at the traditional local pub. I was a little worried that it was the only beer on of 5 on a Thursday night. Not that I could imagine choosing something else..I just hoped they had something to go on for the weekend. Very noisy round the pool table so I sat as far removed from that as I could be.

I used to live next door to this pub but still used a pub further away as my local…read more The pub is only ever busy on football days where trouble is frequent. I don't think this pub could ever be accused of making you feel welcome, in fact the bar staff seem to spend more time talking to the locals than they do serving drinks.

I've written before that one of those things that the British instinctively seem to seek is the…read more"ideal country pub", and this one is about as close as it gets! It's a medieval thatched building, located next to a country stream, with a (mainly) steam operated preserved railway (a former branch of the GWR - Great Western Railway or God's Wonderful Railway, according to locals) running on the adjacent embankment. So a quiet pint in its garden in summer certainly ticks the location boxes. And on the victualling side of the equation, the service is friendly, the (largely local) beers well kept, and the food very well prepared and well presented. The lunchtime menus are, perhaps, a little unadventurous, but the evening options are more varied. Highly commended.

I went for sunday roast dinner. It was decent, but I have had better. The potatoes were a little…read morehard and not soft and fluffy inside. Also I thought it seemed a little pricey, over 100 pounds for 4 adults and 2 kids. Although that did include drinks and wine.