King's Head - Menu

The King's Head Pub in Cubbington is a very good pub which serves delicious food and is great value for money. The staff are friendly too.

My partner and I went to this restaurant for a meal and ordered the sausage mash and faggots. The dishes were cooked beautifully and the portions were a good size. I would definitely recommend it.

Called in on the Saturday between Christmas New Year, booked a table for 8 people. This is a great dog friendly pub. With good food, good service very clean. Everyone enjoyed the food and we will defiantly be back. View menu

Visited family in the Cubbington village and was soon made to feel very welcome at this place. I felt comfortable enough to wander down to this pub on a regular basis during my stay. A good range if beers and a great guinness.. Watch the football on the large tv while enjoying a great pint. Nice outdoor area too, pool table and dart board... Enjoy

Had a night here with my elderly parents. They had reserved a table in a nice nook in the pub. Good Friday night buzz, mix of adults, kids and dogs! Had 2 pints of Sharpe's Sea Fury Special Ale, damn good beer. Baked camembert to start followed by faggots with onion gravy, mushy peas and mash. Folks had green thai prawn curry and gammon, egg, pineapple and chips. Great pub atmosphere. Will definitely visit agaim on next visit

Called in here for lunch with friends. The pub is spotless inside with reasonable seating areas. It has a dart board area and a pool table. We had baguettes and salad between us. The portions were very generous and the food was excellent. They have a good range of real ales as well as wines at reasonable prices. Would visit again. There is a lovely village church opposite the pub which is well worth a visit as it is usually open for visitors. View menu

During our weekend stay in Cubbington, we called to make a dinner reservation at a restaurant. Unfortunately, the person who took our reservation failed to mention that they were not serving food that evening. Fortunately, the owner of our B&B advised us to double-check with the restaurant. Upon calling again, we learned that the pub was not serving food that night. When we asked to cancel our reservation, they informed us that they had no record of our booking.

Visited Tuesday evening, meal for 3, starters and main courses, 1 vegetarian. Food was excellent, recommend the 10oz rump steak from the local butchers, cooked just right, portion sizes generous. Vegetarian choice limited but the goat cheese and sweet potato pie was superb. Add into this a great selection of hand puled beers, we emerged from the pub very full and in good spirits. Highly recommended if you like a good traditional pub, roaring fire and great home cooked food.

We were disappointed with our experience at what used to be the best pub in the area. Upon arrival, the owner informed us that there was no availability for food, despite us having booked a table. We were told to order immediately. A woman who appeared to be the maitre d' made us feel uncomfortable with her excessive friendliness and hovering. Two of us ordered roast beef, which was tough and inedible. When we mentioned this to the woman, she took our plates and asked if everything was okay. As we left, she hinted at a tip, leaving us feeling uncomfortable. The atmosphere in the pub was awkward, with the owner appearing unwelcoming. We have been patrons of this establishment since the 1970s... View menu