The Rusty Bull - Menu

Service: Dine in Meal type: Lunch Price per person: £20–30 Food: 3 Service: 3 Atmosphere: 4

We had to ask to place our order as no-one approached our table after 10 minutes of being seated. Coffee was served very quickly and was hot but lacked taste. The Latte was more like warm milk than coffee. Disappointing. Price per person: £1–10 Service: 3 Atmosphere: 3

I enjoyed a lovely breakfast at this restaurant. I didn't try a dessert since they seemed too pricey, but there's a nice farm shop next door where you can find more affordable treats. Price per person: £30–40. Food: 5/5. Service: 5/5. Atmosphere: 5/5. Recommended dish: English Breakfast.

Staff polite and helpful food was good but a bit expensive which cuts out a lot of the customer base but that is only on the suggestion of the price of food which you can get the same deal cheaper elsewhere Service: Dine in Meal type: Brunch Price per person: £30–40 Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 4

Regarding dietary restrictions, they were very accommodating. We informed the waitress of our needs, and she confirmed with the kitchen, also ensuring to highlight our requirements when serving the food. As for parking, there was plenty available, and the restaurant is wheelchair accessible, making it easy for prams and wheelchairs, with no steps to navigate since it's all on the same level, as you would expect from a recently built establishment.

Had a lovely lunch with my dad here for the first time. Great service our server was really polite and efficient. The food was served really quickly and was delicious. I had the pulled pork sandwich with chips and my dad had the roast beef sandwich, both made to perfection. Some of the nicest pulled pork I've eaten. It's not the cheapest place to eat but it's obvious you're paying for good quality food. On nice days (like today) there's outdoor seating with views over towards Castle Hill. Will definitely come back again.

You need to book and walk in is dependent on availability, it's a very popular restaurant as when we arrived for Sunday dinner it was quite full, we were seated outside and it was nice except for being plagued by wasps, the food was pub food but very expensive for what you get pulled pork bap and fries £15.95 Madri on draught was very good £5.50 a pint. Food, I would stay away from the sandwiches and aim for the pie. I wouldnt come back unfortunately, there are lots of better quality pub meals for the same price locally.

Our experience at this farm café was different from what we anticipated based on our Google search. It felt more like a restaurant in terms of setup and pricing. However, the Sunday lunch was definitely worth the £15.95 per person. We ordered the belly pork and beef, and both dishes were delicious. The kids' mac and cheese came in a generous portion and was also very tasty. We really enjoyed the homemade lemonade as well. The staff were friendly and great with the kids. Overall, it was a delightful dining experience. Service: Dine in.

After a moderately disappointing experience with an evening meal for friends which we forgave and put down to bad luck on the day we gave the restaurant another opportunity and booked a three course meal for a family celebration. Food was ok but overall a really disappointing experience. Dairy free diner; after checking twice with staff who flippantly said the cream on top of soup was dairy free, had suspicions confirmed on third check that it was infact cream! Poor form and understandably made this diner wary about the establishments allergen awareness to their whole meal. Service staff were disinterested, inattentive and the experience was mired by service that was so dreadfully slow, at o...