The Talbot Inn - Menu

As usual top quality service and food, value for money great, service always very personal and for a local pub always at the heart of the community

Great food, quick and friendly service. Massive garden, includes 3 Pétanque Pistes with a great club, plays on Tuesday evenings from April September.

A very pleasant village pub, serving reasonably-priced pub grub. The staff were all friendly and helpful. Clearly a very popular Saturday evening venue!

A warm friendly welcome on arrival, messaged ahead, enjoyed a lovely Steak and free safe overnight parking in coned off space in pub carpark ..perfect. Will be back .

We have had Sunday lunch at the Talbot today to celebrate a birthday. We had Turkey which came with roast potatoes, sausage wrapped in bacon, stuffing, Yorkshire pudding, gravy and 3 x veg. All was delicious. One of our party had pork and the crackling was amazing!!!!! We will definitely be back and would recommend.

Outstanding! Went for a meal with the family. 6 of us at short notice the Saturday before Easter. The landlord and staff were warm, welcoming and acomodating (4 year old with us). The menu is interesting and varied. Once our food had arrived it was immediately obvious that all the food was freshly cooked and homemade by a chef with skill. Absolutely delicious and I would not hesitate to recommend this pub to anyone looking for a delicious homecooked meal near Peterborough. Thank you

Excellent local pub set in the village of Stilton. As a Guinness drinker it's always a great pint, well poured, clean pipes and glass. The staff are very accommodating and friendly and the atmosphere is relaxed. A really large garden which is great to have a drink or a meal in during the warmer months. The pub has multiple TV screens showing all the big sporting events and the ability to show two events at the same time on seperate screens. Food is standard pub fayre and not overpriced. A really great asset to a lovely village.

We have stayed here on a couple of occasions over the past few weeks, in our Campervan whilst travelling en-route down the A1. It is a traditional village pub, that serves a selection of Ales together with an extensive menu. We use to live in Stilton many years ago, and so was delighted when visiting again after some 30 years, that the pub was still very much the centre of the village. There was a very warm welcome from the bar staff, and the landlord was busy in the kitchen making everything happen. The food is all freshly prepared and is presented beautifully. We will certainly be going back when next up in the area.

We called in here on 14th of Apr for Sunday lunch after a recommendation. It was 1.40pm when we arrived and we were given a table for two and informed that because of a large lunch party waiting there would be a wait until they were served. We were ok with that and ordered 2 roast beef lunches. We had a drink and watched the football. It was 2.10pm when the waitress brought our lunches but unfortunately the chef had plated up lamb instead of beef. He had got mixed up. Time was getting on so we accepted the lamb. The appearance looked very basic indeed. Two slices of lamb, which were on the tough side, mixed veg of green beans, peas and three skinny slices of carrot that were swimming in grav...