The Woolpack - Menu

This is one of the finest places to visit, the staff ,food and the general environment. Lovely beer garden which is part of the original grounds. Brilliant.

Turned up with our horse, was sat outside in the front car park and got told we couldn’t drink out the front and if we wanted to continue to go into the garden (of course we wouldn’t be able to take the horse to the...

J and I first met when we were 8. This was a mini-reunion though we have met in a larger group on several previous occasions. Beer battered halloumi and vegan tagine. Both excellent. Followed by chocolate brownie and chocolate sundae. Ditto. Attentive service. View menu

Warm welcome here for Sunday lunch. Tje whole place is dog friendly, ample parking and staff were attentive. Meals were reasonable, nothing groundbreaking but very generous portions (especially the desserts) and a decent selection of roasts. Would look to return to try other meals.

I had made a reservation for a table at the pub in a specific area that I preferred. When I arrived with six others, including children, I was informed that the table I had booked was now occupied by a larger group. We were moved to a different table without much consideration or friendly customer service.

We were visiting the area for a wedding and grabbed lunch here before checking into a hotel. Just looked it up and Google maps. Staff were very friendly, food was quick to be served and very good. Nice bitter shandy with the local bitter, although thought the price of a bottle of coke was a bit steep! Overall, would recommend! View menu

We arrived a bit early for our reservation and were seated promptly, but ended up waiting 40 minutes for our food. The food was frozen and not freshly roasted, which was disappointing for Easter Sunday. I ordered the pork roast, which was dry, with cold carrots and overall bland. I didn't say anything at the time because we were with friends and didn't want to cause a scene, but I definitely won't be returning.

My dining experience at this restaurant on Easter Sunday was not relaxing. I had booked a table for two to meet a friend who lives nearby. Despite the restaurant being fairly empty at 1pm, I was unable to change tables from the one that was reserved. Just as I had taken off my coat, we were asked to place our order. The roast we ordered was average, nothing special. I felt uncomfortable as it seemed like the manager or landlady was watching every bite I took. It felt off-putting. There was no rush to clear the table for another sitting, so it felt unnecessary. After our meal, we stayed in the bar area for a chat, and I must say the bar staff were friendly, which is why I gave it a 3-star rat...

Ratings purely on the following... So if you wish to laugh and have fun don't come here. Unbelievable that one table, of five grown up, professional, courteous people cannot chat and reminiss, without being asked to keep it down! as we were disturbing an empty (possibly three other customers), pub. Sometimes people shouldn't be so quick to tell customers to be quite when they are out. Three at this table, myself included, were reminiscing about my grandparents with a friend and her partner. The three of us that were there, tragically lost a son/brother last year and we don't all live in the same place don't see each other that often. Sitting down with friends, relaxing and chatting was broug... View menu