The Lime Tree is right in the heart of the local community and is a great all-rounder, offering:-…read moreLive Bands, Live TV Sports Sunday Quiz Night Disco's, Karaoke Pool Table, Darts Juke Box, Fruit machines Large Function Room, Covered Smoking Area Ample Parking

Great village pub. I've lived here for years and the current team at the Packhorse have done an…read moreamazing job of turning around what was a rather sad excuse for a local. Great food now, good beer, and a friendly welcome. I've eaten in both the bar area and more formally in the restaurant area, and both are great depending on whether you want something a little more intimate or not. And if you just fancy a lunchtime pint, which I've been known to do, then it's definitely somewhere I'd recommend. Lovely place.

Lovely pub, reasonably priced, good quality food for a local pub too…read more Lovely staff, friendly and will have a laugh with you. Their pulled pork burger is really yummy, better than Frankie & Bennies by far! Consistent in all areas even when busy. And to top it off the sell Old Speckled Hen!

Very disappointing. Ordered several meals. After sometime someone came to the table to inform us…read morethat one of the meals was not available as they'd run out. Without being given menu's we had to make an on the spot swap. The waitress took the order and left, only to return a few minutes later to say we'd owed £2.30 as the replacement meal was more expensive. Hang on, you ran out of food and made me choose something I didn't really want, and you want me to pay a few pound more after you inconvenienced me??? Meals arrived after being insulted with an additional bill. Oh dear. The lamb cutlets still had a heart beat. I wasn't asked how we wanted them cooked, but wow, they were so bloody they could have been extra's on casualty. We returned them and asked if they could cook them a little longer so they weren't bloody. This time they came back as charcoal. We ordered vegetables for the baby. Hmmm. The cauliflower was brown and the string beans were more string than bean and looked they had been reheated several times over several days. All in all terrible food. I can't say the staff were unfriendly, but they certainly weren't customer focused. My advice, avoid.

Good for after work drinks. Recently refurbished and it looks really nice but a tad pretentious. I…read morepreferred it before! Nice seating area outside with views of the lake. Fairly pricey. Nice landlord.

Very good service, had to send food back because they put unwanted item on plate but great food…read moregreat atmosphere and great service, five stars. Amazing restaurant

This is a great place if you fancy value for money and fantastic food. the menu here has a great…read moreselection for all the family and like watching sports then get yourself down there cause with large screens all round the pub you wont miss a thing. The staff at the Hungry Horse are very cheerful and welcoming and there is always a good atmosphere. Go on people you wont know what you are missing till you try.

food good but there was a party of 20 of us they took our food order and they served the food…read morerandomly they served one table and by the time they had served the second table the first table had finished eating and so on with the rest of the tables,never did get any dessert even though I had ordered it

Good food, good service and good atmosphere. Ample parking…read more Overall a very nice place to go to. Must add that the chief cook reminds me of Gordon Ramsey in Hell's Kitchen when she walks around the restaurant...

The American in me really likes the place, my British colleagues in the back of my head would be…read moretelling me it is like an airport lounge, not a proper pub. Compared to a lot of the pubs I frequent, this one is quite large and open, but it is also a brewery. When you walk in, there are some couches against the wall, but the centre is just open, no tables, no chairs, just a lot of floor space. There is also a second floor that overlooks the floor space... and the bar. I wanted to try a couple of their brews, so I had a half pint of the Bishop's Farewell... mostly because of the fantastic name. Didn't enjoy it. On my second go, had a half pint of the Citra, still a lighter beer, but had a slight finish of citrus which was refreshing and helped curb the bitterness. Eventually there was some music in the background, but overall it was a nice place to get a drink.

I had a feeling this was the kind of place I would end up on my travels through this area, a bar…read morewith a lot of local beers at reasonable prices. This British thing of ordering the food at the bar even though you are seated somewhere is different but my friends did end up ordering food here and they enjoyed it while I put my calories down the old fashion way. I tend not to think of this place as a pub but a casual eatery that serves lots of local beers, that would help me put this place into perspective with its wide open areas and modern layout, decor and furniture. The food selection didn't seem to be from a pub either, asian food. Hmmm, not understanding this from a beer perspective here but whatever keeps the populace coming back. Most of the beers here were pretty good, I had quite a few that night so I can't even remember really which ones I had so come and grab a pint or two or many.

A really nice venue! Good bar and great gigs! Keep it open!!read more

From the owner: The Cresset is Peterborough's foremost multi-purpose venue, playing host to an exciting and diverse…read moremix of live entertainment community activities, corporate and private events.

Great village pub that offers exceptional quality food. Located on the outskirts of Peterborough,…read morethe Bluebell serves a good range of real ales and always has a guest beer on offer. At the rear is a very large garden and when the weather is good this is a great area to meet friends and have a meal, whilst the children can run around and burn off a little energy.