The Plough Inn - Menu

This was an excellent find fantastic meal, great location and superb accommodation. The split level rooms were so well designed and lovely for a relaxing break. We loved our stay in a perfect location for our walking trip thank you!

a very relaxing stay with wonderful view from our bedroom. very friendly atmosphere with attentive staff. nice eating, great menu and wine card. all very fresh. the breakfast was served in the bed. beautiful croissants and pain au chocolat. stir perfectly cooked. can be highly recommended.

That's delicious. the Roast beef was cooked to perfection, plentiful vegetables to accompany it. my man had the plaice and he thought it was amazing. the deserts were for sticky toffe pudding with stiel ingwer eis to die, and chocolate brownie with passion. fruit sorbet. that was our first visit and we were taken back how polite the staff was. a pretty pub. a hidden gem! we can't wait to return. Thank you.

I have mixed feelings about this place. Great location, obviously, but several of our party were severely disappointed by their meal. They ordered the matured pork loin. It arrived, about sufficient meat to fill a small finger roll,, with a very small amount of...veg and potato. Several of our party thought they had been served a starter in error. It was tasty but at this was a rip -off. It took about six or seven mouthfuls to eat. We won't be going back.

My partner and I stayed and ate at The Plough on Valentine’s Day and we couldn’t have had a better time! The room was fresh, bright and charming with everything we could have needed. The food was absolutely delicious, with my partner saying the brill...was the best fish he’d ever had. The surrounding area is beautiful with plenty of walking routes and to top it all off our host was so lovely and couldn’t have been more accommodating. Thank you again for a wonderful stay.

Had a fantastic Sunday roast at The Plough. The lovely Sharon and team kept the kitchen open for us as we'd been delayed on our journey (and kindly didn't rush us in any way) and it was well worth it. A superb menu of roast...meats, but also plenty for the veggies and kids. My wife and I had roast beef and lamb respectively both were cooked to perfection, with fresh crispy roasties, al dente veg and a pickled red cabbage (which I personally love with a red meat roast). The lamb sweetbreads and baked camembert starters were delish, as was the (clearly chef made) burger for my daughter. A great roast is something that, sadly, not every establishment gets right but I can hand on heart say The P...

we visited the plough during the Easter holidays to lunch on a Saturday we had not planned where we had to go and booked last minute, so did not know what to expect. the first impressions from outside were good the building is beautiful and the. atmosphere inside is cozy and traditional we sat in the old Inglnook fireplace we loved! eating was excellent, the special menu is diverse and there were several possibilities that we could have gone. especially good were the beet root and apple pancakes on the starters and the rhabarb frangipane dessert. service was fantastic, the owner took the time to come and check on us several times and talk, the chef bought us the food and personally explained...

My wife and I had not visited the Plough for a number of years but, after reading the rave reviews and living relatively locally, we thought we should rekindle old memories and visit for Sunday lunch. The pub still looks fantastic and the peaceful and...tranquil setting on a beautiful Spring day certainly made us pleased we had chosen to book. However, and with regret, the quality of my wife’s pork and the served temperature of the food proved extremely disappointing. Unlike myself, my wife is not normally fussy with meats and does not normally complain, but her pork proved so fatty and tough that only half of the serving was edible. The vegetables, although plentiful, were barely warm when...

the plough inn was always one of our favorite pubs, not least because of its atmosphere, and this visit was not a take. the employees who looked around us were not familiar with this opportunity, but as friendly and helpful as always... come to the cook to welcome us and explain some of the more unusual items on the menu, there are a few. among them was brittle, a fish rarely met in a pub. two of our three parties had agreed that it was perfectly cooked and presented in a saffron-velouté for which it should die. we ordered kartoffels and broccoli spears on the side, but really were not necessary. the court alone was more than sufficient. the third in our party had the broken swells. the fish...