Came here for Sunday lunch and we were not disappointed, we all had Roast in the hole, which came in a large Yorkshire pudding, beef, pork, stuffing, parsnips, leeks, pigs in blankets, roast potatoes and with separate side plate of vegetables, we asked for some more gravy to go with it. We all left empty plates, really tasty. For pudding two of us went for it, I had chocolate fudge cake and our friend had cheesecake, we both went for cream rather than ice cream, two empty plates later we were all fully satisfied, great selection of beer too and also the wine by the bottle is very reasonable priced. Service was great as was the welcome, place was very busy which proves how good the food is. We will return, many thanks

Great little pub and restaurant. Managed to get us booked in at short notice. Food looked amazing and also tasted delicious. The portion of onion rings is excessive! I think i got a whole onion! But they were really good. They are keeping to distancing where possible, though they didn't take our names for check and trace. Would visit here again.

This is a lovely country pub, with excellent food choices and fantastic service at a surprisingly good price. There are many items on the daily, chef specials menu, as well as a good selection on the main menu. There are starters, main and puddings, plus a broad selection of beer and wine. Our sea bream was superb, and the burger our son had was not only tasty but stood out by having a toasted pretzel bun! There are many decorations around - including some securely fastened to the ceiling! - that reflects the farming history of working the fields. Lovely fireplaces bring warmth to cold winter days. And the nearby large framed mirror was so clean it looked like a window to another lounge. Definitely, a lot of pride is taken in this pub by the landlords and staff. One minor complaint came from my wife who, upon hearing from me about the decorations in the men's loo, was upset that the womens didn't have a similar theme! You'll know what I mean if you are a male and visit the loo.

It's a great cosy pub, tucked away. We had Cajun Prawns (amazing) and Chicken Satay to start, followed by lamb chops and a burger. The food was fantastic, nice touch having a pretzel bun for the burger. Literally can not fault the food at all. The service was brilliant, people checking up for anything you need but also leaving enough time between checking. Dog friendly as well, which is also a bonus. If you are in the Boldre area, it is definitely worth popping in.

This is a lovely traditional style pub with a cosy interior and spacious garden. Although we only had a couple of starters of mussels and prawns the quality was excellent. Observing other food being served confirmed our view. Good coffee also. This is an ideal pit stop if you are walking or cycling down to the coast or even a longer stop if you wanted something more substantial. see photos of menus. Of the 3 pubs we have visited in the last few days(The Drive Inn and Rosie Lea’s were visited prior to this) this is the best for food, value, location and ambiance.