The White Swan - Menu

The place is small and friendly but the menu choice was also small and a couple of the specials off the list so little choice especially for one of our party who has a seafood allergy.

The second night in village and wow what an amazing meal staff, food,everything about it was lovely. The ambiance was lovely and the staff were really professional in their job. A lovely place to visit will be back

We came for Sunday lunch here today! Really enjoyed the pub. Great atmosphere and lovely staff. We had starters and the beef Sunday lunch which was cooked to our liking. We asked for more gravy which was quickly brought to our table. View menu

Atmosphere: nice village pub, busy on a Friday night. Bar and restaurant areas both full. Staff: friendly and efficient Food: decent pub food, nice to see some multicultural menu as well as traditional dishes. Portions large. Price: about right for the quality and setting.

Small pub on road down to river nice reliable food including very large sausage and mash with gravy which is definitely worth trying. Nice atmosphere small garden at back. Always busy so need to book tables inside outside tables first come. Upstairs seating also available (not obvious)! Decent range of wines.

A group of us stayed in Gilling West for a week we twice dined at the White Swan. The food was delicious and the service friendly. Our one niggle was seeing the burger night advertised on the main menu for £10, yet when we went it was actually £12.50, nor was the range of beers available. However, we still enjoyed the burgers. View menu

We both thoroughly enjoyed our meal at White Swan and couldn't believe the quality of the food for such a reasonable price. I had fish of the day while my partner had the cygnature burger. Neither of us could pass up Gilling Mess for dessert. Accompanied by a nice bottle of Rose, we had a very pleasant evening. The staff were polite and efficient making the whole experience excellent.

One positive note, the pub is situated in a lovely location, very close to the wedding barn and walking but.... Sadly on a recent stay it was not so positive. Parking could be an issue as there is no official pub car park, it is on the road side or in a bay opposite. On checking in we were shown to our room, up a metal staircase and along a metal balcony, if you 're unsteady on your feet, elderly or have a disability this would be a problem and not so safe if you have had one too many! We asked if the sofa bed could be made up, but after a struggle the lady couldn 't do it so went for the manager who did it for us. If we had have left the bed until our return, then it would have been 3 in a...

We had booked with booking.com . On arrival we were told that we didn't get breakfast included and that it would be £15 a head. We accepted this although thought was pretty steep for breakfast in a pub.The first morning we were given a menu clearly stating that breakfasts were included with all accommodation. I ordered poached eggs with smoked salmon and the other two ordered a full English breakfast which included homemade black pudding. The breakfasts arrived ,one of my poached eggs was runny, the other hard. The English breakfasts had no black pudding on the plates and when queried we were told that the deliveries hadn't arrived. Doesn't homemade imply made on or near the premises and as... View menu