Yew Tree Inn - Menu

The short dark haired waitress.comes with a smile.enjoys her job.is a credit to the pub.cheerfull confident and extremely pleasant

Had a problem with food no one around to complain to. Steak pie very fatty. Peas tepid and hard needed longer cooking time. Won't go back.

Beautiful village pub with a lovely restaurant, staff are very friendly and attentive, the service is excellent. We had roast dinners and a side of the best cauliflower cheese! Will definitely go back. View menu

The Yew Tree is a quintessential English pub set in a beautiful part of the countryside. We had a table next to the welcoming log fire and the Christmas tree and tasteful decs were delightful. Very friendly waitress and delicious food.

Wouldn’t go again…cash-and-carry food at restaurant prices!! Main course was pleasant (Sussex smokie, sea bass and pork belly). Meat/fish were good but new potatoes were microwaved and bass was overcooked. Dessert was terrible…lemon panacotte was cash-and-carry quality lemon pie. Overpriced for quality, won’t go again

We booked online, a noted on the booking it was to celebrate a 40th birthday. This was noticed and they kindly put some birthday banners up without us asking. Everyone enjoyed the food and the service. It was really nice. The only small niggle was that when we arrived early, we had to wait outside in the cold. We wasnt allowed in, but we soon warmed up by the fire. We will certainly be back. Good food and prices View menu

Good welcome when we walked in, table service good. I enjoyed my food, but I couldn't eat all of it. I feel the pricing is too high and potions too big! I would rather have less food and pay less. Why not look to do some dishes for a tenner! £14.50 for burgers, sausages mash peas fish chips! £22 for a steak!! Crazy prices. Don't get me wrong, the food seems home cooked and enjoyable. Just expensive for a quick pub meal.

Lunched here with friends in order to try it out, not having been before. The staff were welcoming. We ate in the bar area, since we'd said we'd be bringing a dog. Roast lamb, fish and chips, seabass as main courses. Everyone was very happy. I've read some of the reviews and feel that people are a bit overdemanding about what to expect from a small pub in the middle of nowhere (though a very nice nowhere! . I shall definitely be back.

Had lunch here with parents and was very disappointed. It has really gone down hill. The whole place looks rundown and shabby and dirty. A refurbishment would give it a new lease of life. The ladies toilets were grotty, dirty grouting around sink and dirt on floor and unpleasant smell. The welcome was non existent by the manager or barman behind the bar. Could barely be bothered to speak. I said we had come here for my father in laws 91st birthday and he just didn’t respond. The table was old and worn and sticky and chairs very old and worn out. Could do with updating the furniture. There were cobwebs and dust on the dried out faded hops on the ceiling. The menu was a bit uninspiring but ok.... View menu