Dyke's End Pub - Menu

Dan and his colleagues were extremely helpful in providing a wonderful buffet lunch for my Fathers 90th birthday. The food and service were excellent and we will certainly be back

We had a lovely roast after a walk around the area. Vegans were easily accommodated and dogs were also welcomed. The staff were really friendly and we really enjoyed our meal. Will definitely be back!

Came with a couple friends for a Sunday roast. The food was wonderful and the staff are lovely! They reserved 2 vegetarian nut roast for me and my friend which was very thoughtful! Will definitely be back again! View menu

Visited the Dykes End with family recently and was very impressed with the quality of their Sunday Roasts. Really nice welcome and very family friendly. Would recommend for a visit on a Sunday as the Roast beef and veg were exceptional.

Nice take away treat during lockdown! Ordered two gluten free fish and chips this evening as a take away and was the best gluten free meal we had out. Excellent fish and crispy batter and the chips were amazing. Rare find and we look forward to going back.

A fabulous Sunday roast today we had the roast beef and trio of pork with a lovely bottle of red. A very warm welcome by all behind the bar so glad to see Noel back. Perfect roast potatoes with loads of veg cauliflower cheese was fab with crisp Yorkshire’s. I had the sticky toffee pud to pud utterly delicious and my partner had the cheesecake he says it’s the best he’s had. I can see why it’s always so busy, roaring fire in a lovely village make sure you book! View menu

You can’t be charging £9.00 for Fish and Chips and expect a family to be able to afford this. This is more expensive than any average fish-shop price, and about on par with what a small dine-in restaurant would charge. Except, you’ve got to eat this out of a box. For £9.00, you need to be serving something pretty special, not McDonalds style chips and skinned bit of cod ... Sorry but you are over-charging! Triple cooked chips, and more of them ... Larger cleaner, fish? Minted Peas? Sauces?

Lovely pub. We arrived early on a Friday evening for a pie and a pint after work. There was only 4 or 5 others in when we arrived. We ordered our food and she said we would have to wait til 6.30pm (1 hr)as the kitchen didnt open til 6pm. The pub quickly filled up and it was a good atmosphere. But at 7pm, we had to chase our food because it still hadnt arrived (1.5hrs later) and we were absolutely starving. Only 1 other table had been served with food. The meal itself was ok, lovely creamy mash, pie was a bit watery, peas overcooked/old.

If you are looking for a really GOOD Sunday Lunch and feeling welcomed but not rushed then I highly recommend Dyke’s End Pub. All the food was freshly made. The plates were lovely and warm on a cold day. The meal was hot! We tried the Pork with deliciously crunchy crackling, roasted potatoes, carrots, parsnips, Yorkshire Pudding, with a separate dish of Broccoli Cabbage entwined. AND with an added feast of Cauliflower Cheese was sublime. The Desserts of Sticky Toffee Pudding which was fantastically fluffy and the melt in your mouth toffee sauce and the refreshing coolness of the ice cream was an excellent combination. I chose Apple and Blackberry Crumble which was so fresh with the addition... View menu