A really good experience if you like good food at an affordable price. Extensive menu with specials…read moreboard a welcome extra. Also a good selection of beers and wines. Plentiful staff so you are not kept waiting especially between courses. It has become a firm favourite of ours

Been to the Bird in the Barley and felt the food was delicious and also the service was fantastic…read morekeep up the good work excellent would come back again.

I really like The Horn Inn and have visited about 3 times in the last couple of months. They have a…read moregreat menu and the food is of good quality. It can get really busy on an evening so I would recommend booking a table. Whenever I have been on a Friday evening the pub and restaurant area has been full. All the staff are also really nice and helpful. Over my various visits I have tried the steak and ale pie, chicken with wild rice and the chocolate fudge cake and brownie and ice cream. What I have seen from my fellow diners meals, also looked delicious as well. If you visit on a lunchtime, meals are slightly cheaper for a smaller lunch size portion. They have a car park at the rear with plenty of a spaces and a small outdoor area. Definitely one of my local favorites.

This is a traditional village pub with masses of charm and character. The pub is divided into small…read morerooms which gives it a real cosy and quaint feel. One of the rooms also has an open fire which is fantastic on a winters day. The food here is lovely, nothing out of the ordinary just good home cooked grub (especially the sunday lunches.)

The staff alone give this place a 5* rating! But that's what you get when you go to a village…read morepub/restaurant. The local people are so welcoming and lovely. The staff were friendly and VERY helpful. My mother in law recently moved to the village and had the pub had been recommended by neighbours. We ate there on a Saturday evening, in total we had,Starters: Vegetable soup (homemade), Garlic Mushrooms, Prawn Cocktail. Main: 2x Sirloin Blackrock Steaks, Chicken and Leek pie. Desserts: Homemade Banoffee Pie, Chocolate Sponge and a Strawberry Eton Mess. Drinks: 6 pints of beer all for a FANTASTIC £73!!!!!! Lovely pub, typical village looking pub which added to the experience! Pie and Pea night is on a Friday. If in the area, please do visit, it's a magical place. I'm pleased my mother in law lives in the area as I can visit when I visit back home! I would advise you to pre book a table as it is very popular amongst the locals and surrounding areas!

A friendly family run pub, offering unspoilt character and good value food. The beers are well kept…read morewith a good turn over. Hot Rock steak is a speciality and pie night on a Friday. Its not posh but does not pretend to be, it certainly ticks all my boxes for a well run family pub.

My husband ordered Bob's pie and I had the Butternut squash curry. We both loved our meals. The…read moreservice was not what we are accustomed to as Americans, however, it seems decent for Britain.

My mum and I had lunch at the Sutton Arms when we visited nearby Scawby Hall. The pub was…read morerecommended on their the Scawby Hall website, so we thought we would give it a go as we didn't know the area very well. We were relieved to discover that it was a great find! They have a bar area at the front and restaurant at the rear, which is where we sat for lunch. It was really busy for a weekday lunchtime, which we took as a great sign. The staff were all really helpful and accommodating. It is table service, so they come to the table to take your food and drinks order. My mum ordered the scampi and chips and I had salmon filet with new potatoes. The menu is large, with pub classics as well as a few fish dishes and specials. I was really impressed. The prices were great as well. My mum loved her scampi and gave it 5/5! I really enjoyed my salmon, the seasoned crust on the top was tasty, but it was a tiny bit over cooked/dry for me. It still tasted great, but I'd have taken it out the oven a bit sooner! I was just happy to have been a healthier option, which isn't always the case with local pubs. They have lots of pies on the menu, so I definitely would like to go back and try those.

A friendly local pub/restaurant, with an interesting and exciting menu. Very good food and very…read morereasonably priced. Service is very professional and attentive. Lovely local village

We thought we would take my elderly father out for a Xmas meal, contacted the Malt Shovel to…read moreenquire, we were told you needed to pre-book which we did 2 days in advance, detailing exactly what we required starter, mains and sweet. £18.95 each so expectations were high. Arrived a good 15 minutes before our booking time and informed the staff who asked if we were ready to start our meal which we said yes. Nearly an hour later after 3 separate enquiries about where 2 prawn cocktails and a soup had got to? no sign of any starters. Others who we noted had come in some time after us ordering "on the day" from the "normal" non Xmas menu were started and finished before ours made an appearance. Needless to say we left angry and hungry, we shan't be bothering again. Staff are totally lacking any form of management, what appeared to be the "Manager" was downright rude and each time he came out of the kitchen was filling his face with food (lucky him) the bar staff didn't know what a medium wine the bar maid said wines were'nt her thing!! Don't deserve the trade - AVOID!!

This is a hidden gem in a predominately industrial town.The Malt, as it is affectionately known, is…read morea friendly country pub on a busy High St. It was, in years gone by, a cinema but has been very tastefully and convincingly renovated and turned into the popular place it is today. The current licensees Simon and Belinda ensure that customers both old and new are made to feel welcome and will do their best to ensure your visit is a positive one. They are backed by an excellent staff team who are knowledgable about the range of real ales stocked and the excellent food served. The Malt is divided into two bars; one side is a working mans bar (but girlies are welcome!!) where for the price of a couple of pounds you can become a member and enjoy discounted beer prices. and; the other side is the lounge, traditional in style and serving food where children are welcome (during food serving times.) In addition to the two bars, the upstairs of the Malt houses a snooker club (again with bargain membership and beer prices.) There is a small beer garden and smokers are catered for with a covered area. Real ale buffs will be in heaven here!! There is always a marvellous array of ales, some resident and some guests but all expertly kept and served. The Malt also hold regular beer festivals and is a member of CAMRA, often winning awards for excellence. Added to these is all the usual range of alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages you would expect to see. The food is all home made and cooked to order (real chips and vegetables, not frozen!!) The menu is extensive and most people are catered for including vegetarian. There are often specials and mon-sat tea-times are a real bargain with two courses for a fiver or one for three quid. On Sundays the chef serves a choice of roasts and booking is advisable as it is very popular!! There aren't really any negative comments one can make, maybe that people in wheelchairs may find it a bit difficult to access the toilets without assistance, but otherwise disabled people are made very welcome. All in all, the Malt Shovel is personally highly recommended. Little touches the current licensees have added like the 'book swap shelf' have made it feel homely and serves to reinforce the country pub feel. If you want good food, a nice pint in a relaxing atmosphere and value for money then head there!!!

Good old English pub with great friendly atmosphere!!!read more

Following a recommendation from a colleague that this was a dog friendly pub with good food, I…read morethought that I would visit. I am so glad that I did. The food was excellent as was the service. There were four of us and we all had different food. Everything we had was so good. Tasty and well prepared. The steaks were all high quality and cooked perfectly. Salads were seasonal and tasty. Mac and cheese was ordered as a side and was perfect. The deserts were a highlight and were all home made. I wish I had a pub like this closer to where I live.

This pub must surely boast the best views in England. It stands right on the side of the river…read moreHumber and has breath taking views. Had the most gorgeous meal here sat in a bay-window alcove overlooking the river. Unfortunately the weather was awful but the surroundings and staff most welcoming. Excellent prices. Recommended to all.

Walked in not greeted with good morning, straight away have you a reservation. No we hadn't as was…read morejust passing and thought have a treat. Her reply was all our tables are reserved but if you can be finished in an hour I can let you sit. Found that really rude to be honest but we were all hungry. Went to the bar to as told to even though there was a app to order from table for ignored no one serving for at least 5 minutes, no sorry to keep you waiting. Food was average but expensive the gammon was very fatty and the roast potatoes were like bullets the Brussels were over cooked with stalls on them, the Yorkshire was cold cauliflower had a funny taste. We spent around £65 Found service rude and food nothing special. Toilets were dirty with dirty finger marks on all the doors . Overall would go again , wouldn't recommend.

Very bad experience waited 1 hour and a half for food they gave us free drinks but we were all…read moredriving the food was okay but I should of cooked it myself because it would of been better and done alot sooner they owe me atleast £50000 for this horrible experience