The Dove Inn - Menu

The delightful Polish family running the Dove served up a wonderful lunch, including some rather special Polish dishes and Polish beers.

We moved to the area in august and we have now made this our local. The food is lovely, and not expensive, but the best thing is the staff, from the owners to all that work there. Everyone is friendly and nothing is too much...

A very nice pub, with good food and also overnight accommodation. Ample parking and close to the railway station. The family run pub was very friendly. If booking accommodation pick your room with care as one room faces the railway.

We have passed this pub many times on a route we use frequently, and this time decided to stop for lunch on this occasion. Good decision, we would repeat. We shared three dishes including two of the Polish items. All three were excellent quality, with...

I visited The Dove twice, once for lunch and once for an evening meal. On both occasions me and my family thought the food and service were first class. Good menu with a very varied selection as well as a specials board. Nice choice of beers too. I enjoyed trying a couple of the Polish dishes that were on offer. Would not hesitate to recommend.

The Landlord and staff have little understanding of dealing with the public The decorating is by Matalan and they charge London prices for very moderate food They did not remove the inedible burger from the bill and the waitresses were not trained to deal with a complaint Probably the worst food we have had for years Certainly the worst welcome and service Never again

We were very glad to have found this place for a lovely relaxing Sunday lunch. Great pub, with good service and an interesting menu which included Sunday Roasts (I had the succulent beef), classic pub grub and a selection of Polish dishes in a nod to the owner’s heritage we tried some starters and they were very tasty. We were staying at the nearby Forest Holiday Lodges and will definitely return when we come again.

this village pub is well worth a visit. From the warm welcome to when we left all the staff were very friendly and welcoming. The well stocked bar with a wide range of drinks was a good start, the real ales on offer were very nice. The menu offered a good variety of food and nice to get a choice away from all the usual fare. I had the polish dumplings and got to say never had them before but what a treat!and all this for a very reasonable price.looking forward to visiting again soon.

We happened upon this pub on a Friday lunchtime, as we were cycling to a weekend away at Blackwood Forest. Enjoyed a lovely lunch (sandwich for me, chicken schnitzel for my partner) by the fire with a glass of mulled wine heaven! Booked in for dinner the next evening, and the lovely team were so accommodating and let us have the Christmas menu. Again the food and atmosphere were great, especially in the restaurant. However, we then moved to the bar area to watch the end of the football game, and decided to leave as soon as it was over, due to the unpleasant behaviour of a group of regulars, who were behaving in a pretty disgusting manner towards one of the female bar staff, calling her a ‘co...