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Find out what Pub restaurants to try in Longhope including The Farmers Boy Pub and Restaurant, The Red Hart Inn, Glass House Inn Restaurant, The Penny Farthing Inn, The Lyon Inn, White Hart Inn, The Kilcot Inn, The Red Lion, The Crown at The Lea, The Yew Tree Inn
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10. The Yew Tree Inn
Overall Ratings
3 based on 51 reviews
Reviewed By raypallant
This pub/motel was an accidental gem of a find. We needed somewhere to stay for 4 nights in the Forest of Dean in between moving house. On booking.com it looked clean and good value. It is.But the food! Pete knows beef. The steak menu is great, and locals we've met tell us this is the focal point of the Forest if you fancy a steak. I'll say nothing about the Beef Stallion with jalapeños, but if you've ever had a Philly steak sandwich in it's home city (I have) those Americans will weep in envy if they try this. I'm on for another tomorrow before we have to leave.Will finish with the Sunday carvery. Book in advance or you won't get a table. If the Toby Carvery is considered a benchmark then here Pete charges the same but gives you a much bigger empty plate then piles 3 times as much meat on it. The Silverside of beef was so moist and tender it melted in the mouth. Pete was happy to share his technique, and surprisingly simple it is. Want to know? Come here to eat and ask him yourself!
9. The Crown at The Lea
Overall Ratings
4 based on 102 reviews
The Crown is a 15th Century family run traditional village pub with newly refurbished letting rooms. We served freshly cooked foods that are locally sourced where possible and offer great value. We specalise in home cooked foods, not bought in microwaved
Reviewed By sparkle247
Stayed close by so very convenient - not quite as attractive looking pub from the outside as it appears on the website - restaurant itself quite small, but luckily we were the only people in there, the lady who served us was really friendly. There was plenty of choice on the menu - nicest naan bread Iâve ever had, fresh & not like supermarket stodge! Think we over-ordered a bit as had a bit of a shock when the bill came (including drinks). Only downside I would say was the constant waft of cigarette smoke, which was a shame.
8. The Red Lion
Overall Ratings
4 based on 232 reviews
Reviewed By Dave M
Visit the Red Lion for dinner after walking our dogs, unfortunately the service from the waiting staff was below expectation, our food was mixed up with another table and although my meal arrived on time my wife's took over 20 minutes and after speaking to two staff member eventually the manager intervened and managed to secure the delivery of the outstanding meal. In their defence it was very busy, we have visited this pub several times and this is the only visit were we encountered a problem. The food was very good and the intervention of manager was swift and dealt with our issue with professionalism and care. Definitely will revisit as its a jewel of a pub with very friendly and welcoming locals.
7. The Kilcot Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 542 reviews
A traditional rural pub, surrounded by countryside but easy to travel to. The Kilcot was built in the 1690's and was totally derelict 10 years ago. It was bought by a local family and is still run by that family. The pub was refurbished by local craftsmen
Reviewed By LucindaLucile
We last visited in 2013 and although there are now different owners the experience is still excellent. From the time we arrived until the time we left we were treated like friends. We were the same group that met there in 2013 but sadly one member was not with us. Hey ho, we loved our meal and hope to return sooner. All five of us chose different meals and we were all pleased with our choices. Highly recommend.
6. White Hart Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 575 reviews
The White Hart, Broadoak is set in the rural country side surrounded by many beautiful land marks such as Little Dean Jail, Gloucester cathedral and the River Servern. Close by are also popular tourist towns Gloucester and Cheptow. The Whitehart, Broadoak
Reviewed By JoshKimsouthwales
Arrived early afternoon on a sunday with my partner, the staff were brilliant and the food was incredible, I read reviews before hand and people had complained about price for food, well I can vouch that the food is worth every penny and it is a beautiful pub, we even installed trip advisor just to leave this review! Amazing well done!!! Highly recommend! I had the chilli con carne and my partner had the lasagne! 10/10 in our ratings and we will be back!
5. The Lyon Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 123 reviews
We are a country Inn, based on the main road between Gloucester and Chepstow. We serve a good collection of real ales and excellent dining facilities.
Reviewed By DAVID_B504009
Nine of us called here on September 26th whilst visiting the area. The staff were absolutely charming, nothing was too much trouble for them. (we are a difficult bunch)The food was varied and excellent. We were all delighted with the experience
4. The Penny Farthing Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 241 reviews
We are located in the beautiful small village of Aston Crews, offering a freshly cooked seasonal menu filled with local ingredients. The Penny has some exceptional views of the Black Mountains and the Malvern hills from the beer garden (with children's pl
Reviewed By grahamedward
We booked on a Saturday evening. The Inn is in a great location and lovely inside. There were four of us and we ordered drinks at the bar when we entered. One of these drinks was a cup of tea. We were shown to our table and assured that the cup of tea would be brought along.We ordered our meals and waited. The tea wasn't brought over by the time I had finished my pint. I had to go to the bar and request it. The original barman that we placed the order with was apologetic and said it had slipped his mind. The tea was brought over soon after.Whilst we were waiting for our food to be brought to us, another gentleman from behind the bar came over with some bread and olives. He said these were complimentary because our food order was taking longer than should be expected. (We thought this was a nice touch.)Our food was served to us a little while later. All four meals were delicious. Whilst bringing us our food, the waitress asked if we required any sauces. We did and she said she'd bring them over. She didn't! We ate the meals without the promised sauces.So, in summary, the food is just great but little touches of service could be improved.We would all definitely return!Hello, thank you for your review, sorry about the service it is now improved. Have a great weekend.
3. Glass House Inn Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 213 reviews
Reviewed By georgevader
We popped in for some lunch after doing a delivery next door.Lovely old Pub, no kids running around screaming, just the sound of adults in quiet conversation.Ordered a Ham Sandwich, lovely chrusty bread, thick beautiful Ham, crest of Salad and Chips for £6:50, thoroughly enjoyable way to spend our break.
2. The Red Hart Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 312 reviews
The Red Hart Inn is a traditional country pub located on the edge of the Forest of Dean. We are dog friendly & family friendly with a large beer garden & play area. We serve local home cooked food & even rear our own pigs. We are in the good beer guide,se
Reviewed By Dave G
Fancied a change so travelled out to Blaisdon. Well worth the trip. Had lovely Chicken and steak cooked on the barbie served with bombay potato, salad and naan.Delicious fresh food and great atmosphere
1. The Farmers Boy Pub and Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 501 reviews
An award-winning 17th century Country Inn and Restaurant with an exceptionally warm welcome, home from home atmosphere and remarkably delicious food. Set in a stunning countryside location, our family run Inn features open fires, an oak beamed restaurant,
Reviewed By 624caroline
The pub was lovely and old very clean staff very helpfull and polite. The food was amazing good prices as well for what you got. If your looking for a lovely meal with 2 or more people go its well worth it.Hi Caroline, Thank you so much for choosing to dine at The Farmers Boy and for leaving such a fantastic review. Everyone is so nice for having the best guests and we've figured how to make each guest happy. We're always right here to help you with whatever you need. Looking forward to your next visit. CheersFarmers Boy Team
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