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Excellent food and wonderful friendly atmosphere. Always a pleasure to eat here. Sharon and Mark always make you feel like your visiting friends so welcoming.

Lovely meal. Staff were friendly and welcoming and the food was excellent. The prawn cocktail was so tasty and the cream and tarragon sauce with the monkfish was gorgeous.

We went for lunch on Saturday. I was unfortunate enough to order what they call a jail ale steak pie. What I got was a large bowl filled with what tasted like bistro gravy and a few small lumps of not properly cooked beef, topped... View menu

Disappointed that we didn't get the table we asked for two weeks ahead of the meal. The food was really good but please stop your waiting staff referring to everyone as guys. My daughter and myself are women not guys. This is an americanism that...

The food here is spectacular but the service is soooooo sloooow. Arrived at 5.30 still waiting for desserts at 7.15 PM. The wait for food is too long. Need more staff. It's a shame because it could be a really good place to eat if they sped up a bit

Had a wonderful meal tonight at the Railway Inn. All five of us had something different and all agreed it was absolutely delicious. The service was great too and everyone made us feel really welcome. It was our first visit but certainly won't be our... View menu

Wow, what an incredible discovery! I dined at this restaurant tonight with my partner and parents, and we had a truly delicious meal. The pies were outstanding, filled with a generous amount of steak. My partner tried the fish and chips and loved it. Can't wait to come back again!

I tried the Chilean Sauvignon Blanc for my first glass of wine, and found it barely drinkable. I decided to switch to a medium-size (175 ml) glass of Marlborough Sauvignon Blanc for the next round. However, I was shocked to see that it cost £9.30! I thought it must have been a mistake, but unfortunately it wasn't. While I understand that prices have increased, this pricing is unreasonable and excessive.

At first glance, this restaurant may seem like a typical pub, but don't be fooled by appearances. The surprise of the delicious food, friendly service, and relaxed atmosphere makes it a fantastic dining spot. I tried the braised lamb in red wine gravy with a suet crust, roasties, and fresh mixed vegetables which was outstanding. The beef and jail ale pie was also top-notch. The homemade custard tart was delectable, although I believe it would be better paired with a lighter accompaniment than the thick clotted cream. Personally, I would prefer ice cream or a raspberry sorbet. Overall, I had a great experience here and I wish it were closer to home. I highly recommend this place. View menu