Hawk Inn Pub Dining

Good food, great environment and excellent staff Rooms: 5 Service: 5 Location: 5

Superb Sunday lunch, one of the best I've had in a long time! Service: 5 Location: 5

Great Friday evening supper with friends. Really friendly staff and good food. Service: 5 Location: 5

Good service, very good food. Good ambiance. You can choose quiet dining or eat in the very pleasant open bar area. Food drinks: Very good food.

I was really surprised by this place. The rooms were excellent. The espresso machine in the room was a particularly nice touch. Will stay here again! Nearby activities: Good spot for Thruxton. Rooms: 5 Service: 5 Location: 5 Hotel highlights: Great value

Visited the hawk today with friends for a roast, having pre booked a table, waited 15 minutes in the bar area for someone to seat us, despite lots of staff being around and the pub not busy, we felt invisible. Waited an hour for our meals to be served, and it was very good. Disappointed to realise that a 12.5% service charge had been added to our bill. This would certainly influence my return to eat here. I always leave a tip for staff that reflects the service received, I do not, however, expect It to be added to my bill. The receipt says it is a discretionary service charge, but it can only be discretionary if I'm given the choice.

Nowhere near as good as it used to be. Bring back Duncan and Leandro! Just been for Sunday lunch. Its not as good as it was, even charging now for cauli cheese that used to be a standard, and the sticky toffee pudding was served cold with a horrible toffee sauce that was probably out of a bottle rather than the lovely sauce that used to be made on site. The miniscule amount of peas served with the scampi was a joke, maybe a dessert spoonful, and tartare sauce although homemade....way too many capers making it unpleasant. This place has never been the cheapest, and as such I'll probably chose to take my family elsewhere for a Sunday lunch out if this is their new standard.

A delightful place to stay and eat. Located opposite a big green field on a gentle slope, nestled in a tiny town next to a quiet road where horseriders trot by and the Autumn sunshine pours down like warm ale. The Hawk Inn is apparently part of a chain of small hotels, but it feels like very much like it has its own independence and character. The feel of an old world country pub, but with a level of varnish across all the wood panelling that makes it feels fresh and upmarket. Nevertheless, I paid only two thirds the cost of the nearby discount hotel options (Holiday Binn and TravelStodge which both charged circa £100 for their faceless charmless room and board. Service was an ease, a deligh...

Excellent place to break up a long journey. Staff welcoming and helpful. The rooms we were given was generous and comfortable, we both slept very well. Dinner was ok. My other half didn 't fancy anything on the menu so went for a safe bet of scampi and chips which were exactly as they should be. I had rump steak cooked rare and it was perfect. I chose the pepper sauce which arrived cold so had to be sent back to be heated and the chips, truffle ones recommended by our waitress, arrived plain and also had to be re-ordered. These two items seemed to take ages to rectify by which time my steak and mushroom were cold and my husband had eaten his. To add to the disappointment I thought the truffl...