I love it, is old pub with nice people, they have good time and they are friendly and beer is damn…read moregood. Is just pub, but old and cozy and damn so good beer .

good beer (on the whole but beware of the stuff out of the jug it can be a bit tired). there is a…read moreweird but entertaining music session on a Wednesday night lots of friendly people having a good time no talent required

There's been quite a village rivalry between this place and the travellers rest down the road over…read morethe years. Both are similar in that they have their local customers and both in very beautiful country surroundings. I recommend sitting outside the dixies arms in the summer with a refreshing drink, just watching the world (and horses) go by.

the pub down the road is actually the shepherds rest folks, that said the dixies is greatread more

Friendly dining pub, somewhat stuck in the 80s the menu is very meaty, and most things come with…read morefried stuff. The overwhelming smell from the kitchen was of chip fat. A surf and turf came with somewhat chewy rump steak and some (Iceland ?) deep fried scampi; there is the option on the evening menu to go large on many things e.g. upgrade from a 4oz to and 8oz steak. A long dessert menu, reasonably priced, with an interesting number of items marked as luxury e.g. a luxury mango and coconut cheesecake. In sum, not bad, but not great either reasonable value for money, and as mentioned, service is attentive and with a smile.

Absolutely fantastic. So fantastic in fact, that I visited twice in one week…read more It's very, very nice inside. Cozy and cottage-y. It seems to be newly renovated. The food is STUNNING. On Boxing Day lunch time I had the special which was roast beef with mash and veg. I want it all over again as I type this. The meat was just outstanding. I also had parsnip soup to start. The soup was so good that I had it again when I returned later in the week. At lunch time again that week I had the traditional favourite sausage and mash. Wow. Just wow. Yummy sausages, creamy mash and crisp green peas. It doesn't get any more home cooked than that. A good selection of beer on tap including my favourite Peroni. There's plenty of parking, an outdoor play area for kids and the staff are always pleasant. This is a place I would return to again and again.

Have visited this place many times. Always delicious food. Recommend booking ahead for their lovely…read moreSunday lunches and I agree with Georgina, the desserts are my favourite bit! It is a more adult place but often see large families there on a Sunday. They are back to their usual high standard after the place being gutted by fire not so long back.

This pub / restaurnt is open seven days a week and offers a wide range of food on their menu. A…read morenice pub if just to sit outside and have a drink or for a sunday roast. The menu is massive and there is a page of chicken dishes, a page of various steaks etc and many vegetarian dishes, there id definitley something for everyone. Also the deserts are fabulous! It is a family place but in the evenings there tends not be many children there and is suited more to adults. Denby village is lovely and there are some nice walks in the area and a couple of parks.

The Swan & Salmon is situated in the outskirts of the town centre, so is really best to drive to…read more There are several parking places situated out at the front. It is friendly and spacious with good seating set ups. I been several times in a group of ten or more people, and the food has always been excellent. The service is bordering on slow, but I believe this is due to the number of people in the group. The prices are very reasonable, and gives excellent value for money. There is a large outdoor area with a play area for the children. There is also outdoor seating. The staff are friendly and helpful. I think the only downside is the ordering system, you have to order at the bar, and this is difficult when in a large party.

Eaten twice here, good value for money carvery however avoid the beef or ask to try a piece first…read moreas it can be as tough as shoe leather.

This pub was originally named after it was hit by a bomb in the second world war... Or so some…read morewould have you believe. I am in no doubt that the original main building is a century old but the conservatory area must have been added in the late 80s. The view out across the rolling hills is unmatched, but it's just a shame that the food is very mediocre pub grub and the tables slightly sticky in that pub- turned-eatery kind of way. Otherwise, lovely location with a play area for the children. By all means stop by if you're on a bike ride, but if by car, drive on.