The Druid Inn

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  Martin Warrilow

  ·3 weeks ago

  “The staff were lovely and a decent drink, the food for the price being totally honest wasn’t great, roast potatoes tasted overcooked and dry only softened by the gravy. Portions not very big neither. Staff superb regards food wouldn’t rush back at the price”

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  Lottie “Lottie” Simm

  ·1 month ago

  “My family love it here and the food was great we all had the pie chips and some veg and the place is dog friendly too which is amazing when you need to have a family meal all together and good to see a place that does real ale 🍺”

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  James Ross

  ·1 month ago

  “Very enjoyable.meal at the Druid. Chicken Supreme was, well, supreme, delicious mustard sauce with bacon. Other half had a cheeseburger - very good patty, plenty of cheese, good salad trimmings. Desserts, drinks, everything under £35 per head. Helpful, attentive server, never too much in your face. Will definitely be returning, not least (sometime when I'm not driving) to start working my way through the extensive whisky list!”

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  Helen Welsh

  ·3 months ago

  “Had an amazing meal a very different but an amazing menu. You can still get some pub favourites but also some unusual dishes too not what you would usually find in a typical pub for grub. Would totally recommend a visit if you haven't already. We'll definitely be back the beer garden is a very pleasant surprise for an evening al fresco dining.”

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  Kate Cox

  ·4 months ago

  “Charming pub with great ales, beer and their own tap wine imported from France. The food is fantastic and Ray and his team are very welcoming. They do regular organised pub walks around the beautiful countryside and have walking trails to follow and finish with great food.”

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  Mark Tomlinson

  ·6 months ago

  “Cracking pub, full of character, friendly staff, great food, will definitely recommend them, and definitely go back.”

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  KJ

  ·8 months ago

  “Sadly only two stars on this occasion. We thought we would give this lovely little country restaurant a second chance after an awful meal last time… (the meal was refunded following complaint). Today we ordered two steaks/ and two salmon. The menu indicated that the salmon would come with a miso broth with stir fry vegetables… I was expecting their to be a bed of vegetables underneath, but to our disappointment there was a mere scattering within the broth.. the cost of salmon dish was £23.. now I understand that there has to be a mark up, but when you feel like you’re being ripped off… this is a different matter. The service was excellent as always, the ambience perfect, but the food … sorry, we won’t be returning …. This picture indicates the broth… salmon… broken up… a scattering of the most limited vegetables and the tomato was placed on my dish from my brother, who felt sorry following the food being served. .”

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  rebecca ellis-roberts

  ·10 months ago

  “Great dinner at the Druids again. Myself and my Nana go fortnightly for a meal out. All the staff are always lovely and welcoming. It lovely having somewhere local and in walking distance open and thriving. There is a special lady who was working this evening and on a number of our visit. She was dressed very festive and always brightens our day. Her hospitality is second to none and nothing is too much to ask for. We are extremely grateful for her hospitality towards us both, she goes the extra mile to see how we are and start conversations. She’s a credit to the team and makes our visit extra special. She was festively jingling around the restaurant tonight. I’m sorry we didn’t catch her name but I’m sure she’ll get the credit deserved. Thank you for another lovely evening.”

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  Emily

  ·1 year ago

  “Lovely cozy place to eat. Roaring fires in each room and a cozy pub vibe. Food was brilliant, recommend the Sunday lunch for definite. The gravy was gorgeous!! We requested more and it was brought to us instantly. The price is to be expected with the quality you get. Our bill was £63 for drinks, mains and deserts (for 2) which is moderately priced for a sumday dinner. Parking is available outside but is often very busy at peak times. Would recommend this place in winter for the cozy vibe and a nice warm meal when the weather gets worse.”

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  Johnny McCallum

  ·1 year ago

  “Went to the Druid inn for a Sunday lunch with my girlfriend. Friendly service, but was slightly lacking. Wrong bottle of wine was brought to the table and no cutlery, but these things happen. Then there's the food. For £24, I was given 2 wafer thin slices of lamb, 1 potato cut in half, 1 spoonful full of red cabbage and 2 florets of cauliflower cheese. The Yorkshire however, was massive. We then shared a dessert in hope that it would redeem the meal and for £9 we got one of the smallest cheesecakes I've ever had. The plate was well decorated though. Bill came in at over £80 and we had to stop for snacks on the way home. Lovely place, friendly staff but completely disappointing food.”

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