Foresters Arms - Menu

We had booked a table bit found it was in the bar area, this was our first time even though it is local to us.

The Foresters Arms is now a must-visit spot with the new chef who has completely changed the menu to offer delicious traditional pub food. I was never a fan of the old menu, but now I highly recommend stopping by to try their new dishes.

This pub catered extremely well with 28 of us for lunch. Very friendly landlord, very welcoming and not phased by the numbers of us for lunch. No pre-ordering or deposits required! Food good and served quite quickly considering the number of us. View menu

Our first visit to this pub and we were certainly not disappointed!! The food was amazing as was the atmosphere! We will certainly return! Great value for this set menu with a quality menu and ingredients. I initially choose this restaurant as we are vegetarian and the menu looked fab and not the same old!

I recently visited this restaurant and enjoyed a delicious lunch, particularly the amazing burgers. Despite the quiet atmosphere at the pub, I was pleasantly surprised by the friendly service and the incredibly tasty burgers made from their own recipe. I would not hesitate to recommend this place - thank you!

I visited this restaurant last night after hearing about the new chef and menu. Three people in our group ordered burgers, one ordered a steak, and I ordered a steak pie that sounded delicious on the menu. Unfortunately, the food was terrible. While I was waiting for my meal, the others were served and I was unexpectedly told that my steak pie was not available and that I would be receiving fish instead. This change had not been discussed with me beforehand. In order to not disrupt the meal with my family, I quickly accepted the fish. However, it was greasy and the overall quality of the meal was poor. This experience has left me disappointed and I will not be returning to this restaurant. I... View menu

We heard great things about this place and liked the menu from the website. However once we saw the decor and absorbed the ambience of the restaurant area only one other table was occupied), we lost confidence in the menu, so we tried to play it safe by ordering fish and chips and a burger. I am sorry to say we didn’t enjoy our meal. It was not well presented see photos) and didn’t taste or smell nice the smell of the fish was overwhelming). Our red wine was cold. It felt very amateurish and the ambience was in conflict with the price of the 6 specials and additional sides £4) on the menu. It just didn’t feel right and having left home at 7pm for a relaxing evening to end the week, we were h...

This place is a bit of an oxymoron. The pub is traditional in every sense, it doesn't do new fangled drinks, anything above a J2O is out and since I'm not drinking at the moment and didn't want a juice I was left with water. Husband was happy with his IPA and 8 year old lemonade. They don't do fancy! However the restaurant bleak in it's decoration and heated with an electric heater is a marvel. I'd wanted to try it as it's run by Matt Gillan of The Pass and Pine Pike fame and I was lucky enough to have my 40th at The Pass, so fond memories. He's started a casual dining brand called Electro Pirate and here it is at the Foresters. So you can have burgers or fish and chips but you can also have...

Having had some fantastic meals at this pub when the restaurant was run by the previous chef we had high hopes of the new electro pilot restaurant launched at the Foresters by Matt Gillan. We looked at the menu online which showed a good range of choice so we booked a table to eat on a Saturday night. I ordered the fish and chips described online as battered haddock fillets with triple cooked chunky chips pea fritter and homemade tartar sauce. My husband ordered the cheese burger again with triple cooked chips. What we actually got bearded no resemblance to this! My fish was a very small battered fillet served with French fries not home made and no pea fritter. My husbands burger had a stran... View menu