Drayton Old Lodge - Menu

Very nice venue, perfect service and great food at a very good price. Best value meal I have had in years. Thank you Alison and team, I can see why you were recommended

Had an excellent carvery at lunchtime, food very fresh well cooked. Staff were very friendly could not do enough for us. I strongly recommend this place to eat will definiately be going back. Excellent price for what we got.

Of the 4 Christmas lunches we have had during December, this was the poorest and really only achieved the average rating because the starters and desserts were OK .......the turkey and vegetables were pretty bland and, unfortunately, poor View menu

Visited via Groupon, What a lovely surprise. Venue is beautiful, staff were all lovely and Alison was so bubbly she made our visit. The food (Carvery) was perfectly produced and served by a smiling chef (a very rare bread). Fantastic value even without a voucher. Dad spied a sausage roll as we were leaving and has vowed to get his hands on one. So we'll be back again soon!

Visited on a Groupon offer having never been to this restaurant before. The restaurant is housed in the old nurses home and certainly has a nice character and ambience in nice gardens. We were a couple and warmly greeted after referencing our booking. The staff were very attentive and professional in the restaurant and effectively suggested to a group with a noisy baby that they may like to make use of the family room! Would highly recommend.

We were a party of 35 people. The venue was a great surprise, set in lovely grounds with plenty of parking. The carvery was delicious succulent turkey and roast beef. The roast potatoes were beautifully prepared as were the brussels sprouts and carrots. These vegetables appeared to be home grown as they tasted so fresh and good. The Christmas pudding and custard was just what I loved after such a great meal. I can certainly recommend this venue to a any one looking for somewhere great to eat. The staff were extremely polite, smiling and helpful. Don't forget to book! View menu

I am a 53-year-old woman who went to a restaurant for lunch with my daughter and my one-year-old granddaughter. Unfortunately, we were told that the carvery was fully booked for the next two weeks. Despite the restaurant not appearing to be busy, a man in a chef's outfit sitting in the corner made a sarcastic comment and laughed rudely. When I questioned him, he became aggressive and started ranting. He identified himself as the owner, Steve, and refused to let me speak to the manager. I was shocked by his behavior and felt intimidated. I will never return to this restaurant and would not recommend it to anyone.

On the spur of the moment we decided to go out for lunch and came here. It's a great setting and a bit more special.The main courses we had were lamb shank with a variety of vegetables, chicken pie and 2 meals from the Carvery. To cut it short we were all very pleased.The only question was about whether the pie, which contained lots of meat, could have had more gravy but that was sorted as gravy was brought to the table when my wife mentioned this. The carvery was excellent as was the lamb. You could have a one course carvery mid week for £7.95 which is great value. We also tried the jam pudding and custard and also lemon cheesecake which were good too. All in all a good meal with friendly a...

Before I start I will say I emailed this venue to complain and get insipid reply so here's my review. Being gluten free was impressed when phoned to book that was asked about allergies, however we were assured that gluten free option for the car very was available and told they did gf gravy and Yorkshire puddings!! On arrival all good, everyone else was keen for the carvery, I asked about y.pus and gravy and was told NO y.puds didn't do gf and we were never told they did, we said could they check another waitress arrived and basically made out we were lying, because of this decided to not have carvery on principle was then told only other option on the menu was the chicken dish which would m... View menu