The Stags Head - Menu

A lovely evening in our wonderful village pub, the Stags Head is always friendly and cozy. I would recommend this pub.

A group of us went for lunch, we had already viewed the menu so had an idea of what we were having, very friendly staff, great service and the food was just the ticket, as they say. A homely feel about the place, and I got my side portion of onion rings, always a bonus. If you are passing, I would thoroughly recommend it for a polite lunch venue.

Lovely friendly pub nice basic food. Unfortunately very limited for gluten free with Jacket potatoes or Steak and chips as options. My grandson had a home made lasagne and my husband had chicken curry they both really enjoyed their meals. I had a jacket potato which was ok as good as a JP can be. We did love the pub though, really cosy and welcoming on a miserable night.

We (2) had a break for a week in Wellesbourne. The Stag 's Head landlord, staff and locals were very welcoming, It is a warm perfect local. The beer is good with a wide choice.The food is of a home made variety and is good and tasty. The local opposition , The King 's Head, is attractive but fails to deliver good food. Thanks everone at The Stag especially Bev (who had just come back from holiday) Thanks a million.

Didn’t have a booking but called in with a couple of friends. Small lounge with not much room, but very quiet. Very old building with lots of history. Lovely staff. Good menu. Best pastry ever on the pie and four different lots of fresh veg cooked to perfection. Generous portions too. Lasagne was just right too, also home made. Will definitely be going again soon. This is not fast food, expect to wait, but it’s freshly cooked and worth it.

This isn 't a five star hotel and it does not pretend to be. It is a 'local ' of which so many are disappering. I spent the night here in a warm and comfortable room. I had a fine home cooked chicken curry and a couple of pints of very good bitter with my dinner. Breakfast in the morning was well cooked and there was lots of it. All the staff were friendly and welcoming. If I 'min the area again, putting up at the Stags Head will be my first choice.

We didn't stay, we popped in for dinner after reading the Google reviews and we weren't disappointed. At first we struggled to find the restaurant having missed the door for the Lounge Bar.Once seated, we found the bar staff all super friendly, we enjoyed mains which were hearty and home cooked. The cottage pie came with extra gravy which was a nice touch and the all day breakfast was scrumptious! All in all, a fantastic meal which we nearly missed out on for not reading the signs!

This really is how a pub should be. Went in today (despite living a few miles away have never been in) just for a few pints to celebrate dad's 75th birthday. A friendly welcome, a great range of beers (seven real ales I counted), cosy, buzzy feel and a lovely unpretentious atmosphere. Like there's a dart board. And a fruit machine. This isn't gastro-ville. But it's honest and I love that. A lovely mix of locals supping at the bar and families and other folk enjoying Sunday lunch. There's not many village pubs left like this. And they should be cherished. A gem. Will be coming back for the food.

Great rustic pub/restaurant and b&b. Fantastic welcome from the Landlord really comfortable twin bedded room, spotless bathroom and all decorating looked almost new. Bar offered a good range of beers/lagers/cider at reasonable prices. A menu that covered all tastes provided us with a top notch steak, chips and trimmings and an excellent battered fish/chips with accompanying season vegetable. Breakfast was huge offering fresh fruit juice, cereals, and then a magnificent ‘Full English’ platter.... unlimited toast/butter/marmalade/jams to follow... all washed down with as much tea/coffee as we could drink. Will definitely be visiting again. Such helpful staff were a credit to the Owners. Thank...