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10. The Five Bells Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 394 reviews
Finalist National Pub of the Year 2014 A chocolate box free house serving the finest ales, ciders and locally sourced home cooked food. Berkshire CAMRA Pub of the Year 2014 West Berkshire CAMRA Cider Pub of the Year 2014 Many peoples idea of the perfect c
Reviewed By Alex D
Got to say I support the two reviews from April about the pub possibly going downhill. This is the first time I've been here to eat, so it may be odd for me to say that, but as a local I knew about the place by reputation and some of the photos showed some good food on offer. Our Sunday lunch however for three people was a real disappointment. The beer was good and the selection was great but the food was not worth going back for. The couple on the next table ordered their 'famous pie'... it went back. It was one of those pots of stew with a puff pastry lid, not the handmade pie shown on one of the photos on here from previous customers.. My roast beef looked like the sliced meat had been under the hotplate for ages, the carrots were 'al dente' (or raw) and the parnips were burnt to a crisp and the cabbage was boiled mush. My wife's meal was equally disappointing. Sorry. Won't be back. The owner needs to grip the kitchen before the pub loses it's appeal.
9. the Pheasant Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 244 reviews
Bordering the village of Shefford Woodlands, The Pheasant has a hospitality pedigree that stretches back 450 years to when it first sheltered drovers herding livestock from Wales to London. Today, the newly refurbished pub and its eleven en-suite guest ro
Reviewed By ameliapassaro
Seriously impressed by the food at The Pheasant Inn having eaten here recently. The menu had so many delicious options and all the dishes our table ordered were excellent. The atmosphere was lovely, and it was nicely busy even though it was a Tuesday night. The staff are incredibly polite and helpful.
8. The Blue Ball
Overall Ratings
4 based on 151 reviews
A country pub with home made food and fine ales and wine family friendly and dog friendly
Reviewed By FMF22
The good reviews on TA encouraged us to book for Sunday lunch. But, not only were we surprised by the incredibly slow service upon arrival, we were also disappointed that the prices on the Sunday menu bore little resemblance to the menu on their web page. On the website, we were told, 3 courses for Sunday lunch would cost £12.95, but upon arriving, it transpired that this was the price just for a main course!!!!! Starters were. IIRC, £5.50 on top. Having booked a table for a 1pm meal, at 1:45 I found myself going to the bar to ask if we had to come to the bar to order our food.... At this point I was told someone would come to serve us. They did, a few minutes later. But, overall, it was an incredibly poor and slow service. For a pub where the staff's uniform boasted about their expertise in ales, it was weird that when my Dad asked what was on offer he was told that the only 3 options were lager....He even double checked, before being told that these were the only options. The food, when it arrived, was way too large in portion and rather basic indeed. For example, the bacon & black pudding tower was (along with salad leaves) simply 2 rashers of bacon interspersed with 2 slices of black pudding. The attempt at gravy for the roasts probably owed far too much to Bisto or OXO rather than the homemade that the menu boasted. Added to that, how they could charge what they did for the veggie pasta felt nothing short of criminal. We concluded that the ingredients cost less than £1 a serving. We're due back in Kintbury very soon, but nothing would persuade us to return.Hi and thanks for your review .we are sorry you did not enjoy your time with us . Just to clarify we don't have a web site that page belongs to a media company who refused to take it down please check the web address. As for pricing we are not Witherspoon or McDonald's we are a small pub that does make all homemade food . Perhaps you should have complained to us and then we could have at least tried to make things a bit better for you but you did not give us that opportunity. When you return to kintbury please use the other pub and then see how much people are charged around here and you will see that I am actually very very reasonable in comparison. Again we are sorry you did not enjoy your self we do our best to give people a good experience at our pub .thanks again for the review
7. Borough Arms
The Borough Arms in Hungerford has gone through a metamorphosis with a full internal refurbishment in October 2017. Under the management of the new landlady Sylvi since July 2017, this friendly neighbourhood boozer received a well-needed facelift that has
Reviewed By ijmark
Dropped in to check out the beers again. Wadworth not my fave but tried two halves and very nice. Pub transformation in last six months with new Landlady. Hi ijmark, thanks for popping in again, so pleased you like the changes in the pub, we hope you visit again :-)
6. The Wheatsheaf Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 182 reviews
Welcome to our vision of the future pub - filled with flavour, music, art, independence, sustainability, local business, communtity focus, heritage, and evolving passion. We look forward to seeing you, Ollie and Lauren
Reviewed By Angels27
Beautiful setting, well maintained, friendly staff, freshly prepare food. The menu isnât big but that is a good thing as everything on it is cooked perfectly and it has great choice in the dishes they choose to put on the menu.
5. The Plume
Overall Ratings
4 based on 242 reviews
We are a newly refurbished Pub & Restaurant, focusing mainly on Tapas & a small plates style menu but also catering for the old pub favourites like Fish & Chips, Steaks, Great Burgers and traditional Sunday Lunches. All locally sourced where possible and
Reviewed By H1CAJ
First re-visit since opening after the refurbishment......new Tapas lunch menu. Although I wasn't 'excited' by the refurb, The Plume certainly looks better and fresher than it did previously.....I don't like the 'bright yellow' painted walls though!Tried the Tapas menu with friends - some dishes were really tasty while others 'not' - guess it's a bit 'hit or miss' on choices made versus likes/dislikes.Staff are lovely - attentive and helpful without being overbearing.
4. The Downgate (Hungerford) ltd
Overall Ratings
4 based on 135 reviews
Reviewed By Priscillavetcherger
A little pub with outside seating on the edge of a common , people watching bliss. Good food, proper napkins.
3. John O'Gaunt
Overall Ratings
4 based on 491 reviews
A lovely free house in the heart of Hungerford, serving Hungerfords best selection of ales, ciders and proper home cooked food. Daily changing menu, constantly changing range of 6 ales and 4 ciders.
Reviewed By 426ClareM
I was meeting my parents and sister here recently but arrived twenty minutes before them. I was welcomed and made to feel relaxed and didnât feel awkward on my own. The service and food were excellent and we would all recommend this pub to our friends and family.
2. The Tally Ho
Overall Ratings
4 based on 348 reviews
The Tally Ho is a beautiful country pub, open every day serving freshly cooked, homemade food and locally sourced ales. There are also 3 stylish en-suite letting rooms, available 7 days a week. The Tally Ho provides a warm welcome all year round, and is i
Reviewed By Martin S
We called the pub on the off chance of a table being available, to be informed we would be accommodated. On arrival the car park and restaurant were very busy, which is always a good sign. The welcome from the lady at the bar was very warming, whilst telling us we could have the next available table. We did have to wait half an hour or so, but the short wait would be worth it. Having witnessed the offerings arriving from the kitchen, we both plumped for traditional roasts, the beef and the pork. And wow, what a fantastic meal. Generous meat portions, beautiful vegetables and delightfully tasty gravy. It was delicious, a-maz-zing. Thank you very much to all the staff for our wonderful experience, credit well deserved.
1. The Fox at Peasemore
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1103 reviews
A quality and relaxing rural country pub, run by award winning licensees, in the beautiful Berkshire village of Peasemore,just a short drive from the A34 and junctions 13 & 14 of the M4. The building and decor are charming and rustic, with elegant modern
Reviewed By Sudsey C
We enjoyed the food ambience of the Fox were all going back again so much on the brilliant menu want to try it allThank you for your lovely review. We are very pleased to hear that you all enjoyed your visit so much and that you are already planning to return. We look forward to welcoming you back. Lauren and the team.
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