The Hatchet Inn - Menu

We make a pit stop for lunch here on our way to Cornwall every year. We found it originally by mistake.. I booked the wrong Hatchett Inn and ended up here! So delighted we did as the food is fantastic! Real English pub food and the most beautiful setting! Picture perfect… please go out of your way to visit

Called on a Sunday evening and the place was empty. Very strange. This is a large pub and was told the lunchtime trade was hectic. but quiet that night. Ordered Steak and Ale pie, chips, veg etc. I must say it was very tasty and a great portion. Overall good value for money and a nice pint of real ale!!...Nothing not to enjoy !

This pub is fantastic. It is situated in a beautiful rural setting with gorgeous gardens and outdoor seating areas. Inside, there are charming bars with impressive log fires. They serve Timothy Taylor ales and offer a great menu with delicious food, along with excellent service. The best part is that they are fully dog friendly. This pub truly stands out as one of the best.

Waited for nearly an hour for our food having been advised we may have to wait for 25 minutes, no timing update given, which was delivered by a pleasant waitress, however, the food was awful it appeared to all be from frozen stock, even with cling film attached to one of the vegetable bowls, the vegetables were grey green yuck.. Totally tasteless, and overpriced. What a disappointment. Won't bother with this pub again. Real shame as lovely setting.

I visited the restaurant twice last week. During my first visit, I had garlic mushrooms, whitebait, steak pie, and Cumberland sausage, all of which were cooked perfectly and the service was excellent. However, during my second visit, we had to wait almost an hour and a half for our food, which was eventually served by the bar manager with apologies. Unfortunately, the calves liver and bacon were dry and the fish pie was overcooked. The soup was served in a cracked bowl. The front of house staff were embarrassed and made amends through the bill, although it would have been more appropriate for the kitchen staff to apologize. I hope this was just a one-time occurrence, as I have enjoyed dining...

Six of us got together for a reunion lunch at the Hatchet Inn in Lower Chute on a sunny day at the end of August. We had all been there before and decided to return since it was conveniently located for all of us coming from different areas. We sat in the pub's lovely garden, with most of us enjoying the sun while one preferred the shade. A helpful staff member noticed this and took it upon himself to provide a parasol for the person in the shade, going above and beyond to make sure we were all comfortable. Despite a bit of a wait for our food, we were not bothered as the weather was pleasant and the delicious dishes were well worth it. The portions were generous and reasonably priced. The p...

After deciding that we would try The Hatchet Inn with friends we have all decided we won’t be going back. The starters were mediocre, the Pâté had no flavouring to it and there was far too much for the amount of toast you get (which was also burnt) and the garlic bread was disappointing. The steak was dreadful, asked for it to be medium-rare and it came out as blue and wasn’t eaten (Aldi have better quality cuts than what this was) the ham, egg and chips was of poor quality and the beef wasn’t very good either. Although the steak was taken off the bill it was still very expensive and I would not recommend it to anybody. There weren’t any check backs done after the food was served either so n...

If you’re looking for the quintessential English country pub in peaceful, idyllic surroundings, then look no further. It has all the attributes you’d expect to see on a picture postcard the thatched roof, the beams in the ceiling and the lovely flowers that surround the buildings in beautifully maintained gardens. The staff are all extremely welcoming, friendly and attentive, the accommodation rooms are spotless and extremely comfortable. If you’re going there for a meal, make sure you’re really hungry beforehand the food is of peerless quality and the portions are as generous as they are filling. If you’re staying there, the same applies for the breakfast in the mornings. There’s a great se...

Had 2 nights in this lovely country pub with my partner and our dog Ted. We stayed in room 1, The room was large, warm, and comfortable, it had all you would need, the shower was powerful and lovely and hot. We ate in the pub both nights, and breakfast was included with the room, dinner and breakfast was all freshly cooked, and very tasty, the menu, is your usual country pub fair, but very well done.. both our evening meals were perfectly cooked. I had sirloin on the first night and turkey and ham pie on the second, my partner had steak pie, then scampi. We had cooked breakfast both days, with tea and toast.. cereals where also available and fresh orange juice was on the table. All was fresh...