My first visit since the refit, great decor with a lovely feel to the pub, a good improvement, some…read morefantastic pints and food was impressive good size and tasted great only missed out on top marks as food was not piping hot, service was good and I will definitely return, give it a try it's a hidden gem

Great fun atmosphere! The landlords top priority is to make sure everyone's having fun! The…read moreatmosphere is kept free from troublemakers. The outside smoking facility is excellent with heaters to keep warm while having your sneaky fag and the atmosphere amongst the smokers is just as fun as inside!

Very nice place and would recommendread more

Not bad for a Wetherspoons. Had the chicken wrap, jacket potatoe, burger, and round of drinks for…read moreunder 15£ Service was top notch, everyone friendly.

All in all a very typical if slightly small Weatherspoons pub. All of the decor fits in 100% with…read morethe rest of the chain and the menu and drinks list are identical also. The up sides of this are that the drinks are quite varied and also super cheap and the food is pretty average but there is a big choice on offer and again, pretty damn cheap for what you end up with (And also served a lot later than most pubs serve food) As with all Weatherspoons pubs, can feel a little sterile with the absence of music and perhaps a little daunting to walk into early with the hardened drinkers making the most of the cheap booze on offer, but a simple and bargainous way to start a night out

This was quite the place for Tuesday partying. My friends and I found ourselves here almost every…read moreTuesday for Karaoke and the aftershock shots that came in test tubes. This place was always fun for a night of singing and drinking and wasn't too far off from city centre.

Not really the best of places if I'm honest. The food there is edible if you like microwaved meals…read more At night time it's normally infested by cougars and a few 'yobs'. The alcohol is a ok price but tastes a bit off of its from tap. Good points are the quiz on Sundays but I'm not sure if that still runs and that it is not really that busy.

Back in the day this pub was the heart of Langford Village with fantastic food & atmosphere. Since…read morethe owners left some years ago the pub has got worse & worse. The locals don't drink there anymore due to it going down hill therefore with low foot fall by approx 90% this has driven up the prices of drink. The food used to be excellent & every weekend the restaurant was packed. We returned some months back to give a second chance. One of the items we ordered a Goats cheese & caramelised red onion tartlet. This took ages to arrive & by the time it had arrived we had drank a fare bit of alcohol so were ready for a good feed. Well what turned up was a tartlet with grated cheddar cheese & a pickled onion on the top of it! We were starving so we ate the meal & half way through the barmaid came over to see if everything was ok. We explained that this is not what we ordered, that we were not happy & showed her what we got. She just laughed & said Oh I have not had one of those she did not listen to us that we were actually complaining, she turned & left. As we had drunk a few drinks we just had to laugh at the situation & we wrote it off that we would not return. I think that I am probably speaking for the whole of Langford that if this pub dropped its prices of the alcohol & brought back good value decent pub food like back in the days then the locals would return ten fold.

Since the new landlords arrived in June it's back on track for good food and great night out…read more Lots of effort is being made to appeal to all the different clientele from pool nights to coffee mornings. Fab landlords who are are really making the effort to please and go one step further to keep everyone happy.

This is a sad, sad pub. By all accounts it used to be a nice family eating pub but the successful…read moreowners sold out and (as we have all seen many times before) the new owners just couldn't recreate the success. It's a real shame as it should be a nice residential estate pub, it's got a decent car park, in the middle of the shopping area, near an ATM. Yet it can't even manage to serve food anymore. Now I know that not everyone wants to go into a pub for food, but it is a pub that is clearly geared up to serving food as you can see from its layout. Over the last two years I've eaten in there twice. On one occasion in particular we were served frozen cheesecake as a dessert and the replacement was banoffee pie. Now, I can be a bit of a dessert expert, and my beady eye spotted something awfully familiar about the banoffee pie. Sure enough, the next day when I popped into the Tesco Express across the road from the pub the exact same desserts appeared in their frozen food section that were on the pub menu. The difference being that I could have brought a whole dessert (and still had change left over) from Tesco's for the price of a slice at The Nightingale. To be fair, having been in recently for drinks it is a pleasant drinking environment. Sport is available on TV, but that's about all it's got going for it.

Ignore the other, much older reviews of this pub. We have just moved to Langford and we're very…read morepleased to have such a friendly, welcoming local pub that does serve good food for a reasonable price - and judging from the smiles and amusement all around us we're certainly not the only ones. Highly recommended

I was initially hesitant to visit, but my husband and I met a friend there, and am I ever glad I…read morewent! The decor was phenomenal. Absolutely unique, and made one feel happy for some reason. The ambiance was perfect, the menu was hilarious, and there were board games and books to take advantage of, The service was absolutely phenomenal. The guy behind the counter was friendly, helpful, funny, and made our eating experience better for his serving us. The food was fantastic! We had some tapas, a chicken and avocado salad (and when I asked to substitute steak for the chicken and pay for the difference, it was done), and a Matador burger, all with drinks and dessert. The drinks were delicious, refreshing, and well thought out, the salad was perfect (though admittedly a bit on the small side for the price), the tapas were wiped-clean in a matter of 30 minutes, and the Matador Burger, though nothing to write home about, was filling and yummy. We did pay extra for the sweet potato fries, and were a bit disappointed by the amount of fries that extra $1.25 will get you, but with drinks and dessert it ended up a blessing in disguise. The sticky toffee sundae was something I wish I could eat every day of my life, and the churros (accompanied by two dipping sauces) were surprisingly good! (Being a Californian I have pretty high expectations of Mexican foods, expectations that Britain has managed to almost thoroughly crush, so these were a pleasant surprise). We look forward to coming back for breakfast and board games!