The Plough Inn - Menu

A fantastic locals pub with a lovely selection of home favourites with local ales to compliment your choice In the summertime the garden is great for families

Stopped off for Sunday lunch, no roast on a very limited menu, opted for Sausage and mash off the Specials board although there was nothing special about a dish I could have made at home!

Last time we visited was before lockdown, what a absolute pleasure, it’s a Pub ! You’ve got bike memorabilia on the walls and the smell of a pub. The barmaid was really normal and helpful. Beer was good and food was good and tasty

Came here by chance with a friend last week. Barmaid lovely and this cute pub was was sweet. Loved the little shop behind the bar! Enjoyed our fish n chip lunch. Huge portion and piping hot. Enjoyed a cup of tea beside the log fire before leaving.

I fancied a steak Saturday night and called for a takeway. I was told only a better cut and more expensive one was available. As still reasonably priced I decided to go for it.I believe it was called a Chateaubriand. It was one of the best pieces of beef I’ve had for years. Mouthwatering and cooked to a perfection. Homemade peppercorn sauce was delicious. Thank you.

We were invited to a family party at this pub on Sunday and were surprised how good it was. We have driven past several times and have never been tempted to go in. When we first arrived we thought it wasn't going to be very good, but on going in, the warm welcome, the great staff, and the good food, made the evening a great success. There is a limited menu, but all our meals looked and tasted good. The atmosphere in the pub has a really friendly feel, and most of the customers seem to know each other. All in all a great evening, will certainly go again soon.

We went as a family for Mother’s Day. We all ordered roast as that’s is all that was being served. It’s was vile. The roast chicken was just a chicken breast fillet which was cold. Potatoes looks lush but we’re stone cold. Veg again was cold. Every dinner we received was cold. I’d advised the waiter it was all cold and she advised she would let the ‘chef’ know but nothing come of it. Very very poor customer service from that point of view. However the bar man was very friendly. The chicken was good enough for the dog through, so he enjoyed some cold chicken ha!

Having made booking on there Friday before, we a family of four with two teenagers and a dog were made very welcome from the moment we arrived. We were seated in a very comfortable room with a roaring fire, which we happened to have all to ourselves. The food arrived after a short wait enough to know it was freshly cooked, and it was absolutely divine and this from someone who often finds roast dinners out a bit disappointing and not as good as I could cook at home . The beef was cooked to perfection, the roast vegetables were spot on and the cauliflower cheese was to die for! Pud was great too! And the beer was really good.

We were looking for a pub for lunch having visited Leonardslee gardens, and saw the Plough. Getting in to the pub was a bit of a challenge: what appeared to be the main door was locked despite a sign outside saying open. We ended up trying all the doors until we find one that opened. The kitchen was not fully staffed so a limited lunch menu was on offer, but that suited our needs so we were not inconvenienced. Food was served quickly. We sat in the garden but the parasol pole was not well secured so ended up knocking over one of our drinks. The staff were pleasant but signage to the way in, and attention to the parasols have brought down our rating for this property.