Roos Arms

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• G

  Google user

  ·2 months ago

  “Fantastic place to eat and drink. The food was by far the best I have had in a long time a must try if your in the area.there was ten of us and three dogs and we was made so welcome from the friendly staff.”

• G

  Google user

  ·4 months ago

  “We stayed over in their fantastic rooms and reserved a table to eat in the evening.. Everything was perfect from our arrival and all of the staff were really friendly and attentive. We enjoyed a fabulous meal in the evening, along with a couple of drinks and came away feeling we had great value for money, which in the current times is somewhat of a rarity.”

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• G

  Google user

  ·5 months ago

  “First time coming to the Roos arms and it is a fantastic pub great atmosphere friendly staff very attentive and cater to everyone’s needs. They have a fabulous way with the customers and their food is stunning you won’t leave hungry. I highly recommend the roast dinner better than a toby carvery by a long shot. Thanks for making us feel welcome”

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• G

  Google user

  ·5 months ago

  “Food was delicious and staff couldn’t do enough for you. So obliging”

• G

  Google user

  ·5 months ago

  “Very nice. We try to sample the Sunday roasts in our area (East Hull villages) and this is up their. Not the best but definitely worth a visit. Nice old style pub, big car park at rear, nice beer garden too and I think this place does accommodation too, situated in a lovely village. Definitely worth a visit”

• G

  Google user

  ·1 year ago

  “Friendly local. Two well kept cask ales. Staff were great and the food was fabulous. We went on the curry night. Large portions and it tasted delicious. Well worth a visit.”

• G

  Google user

  ·1 year ago

  “Went last night for a meal. The bar staff was super friendly. One very loud local man. We loved our meal and drinks. Only think that let it down was the food was served super super quick. We just finished our starter. Didn't get chance to say can we wait 15 mins for our main. Bang the main was on the table. We was in and out in less that 40 mins after having a 2 course meal.”

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• G

  Google user

  ·1 year ago

  “Great interesting local, good food, small but well kept beer selection, friendly service and delicious food. Steaks done perfectly, mushrooms were amazing in variety and flavour. Big portions so bring your appetite!”

• G

  Google user

  ·1 year ago

  “Food was lovely, dog welcome with free treats if you wanted them. Service lost a point as only 2 girls on duty, one behind the bar and the other running round serving food and drinks, we felt sorry for them as they didn’t stop all night. The main downside was the noise from the pool table. I’m not knocking the fact that the locals use it as business is business, however the language being used was not for children’s ears, fortunately there were no children present, but it was loud and intrusive, hence the score for atmosphere from my point of view. The lads playing pool would certainly have given a 5⭐️.”

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• G

  Google user

  ·2 years ago

  “We visited the Roos Arms for the first time as a party of three for Friday evening at 18:30. We had made a reservation in advance. When we arrived the car park and pub were full to bursting and we had to find parking on the road. The pub was noisy with music and chatter, a pleasant surprise compared to some pubs which are often empty and lacking atmosphere. Despite making a reservation it wasn't checked. We were a party of three but two of us arrived before the other and we were taken to a table for two. After explaining we were expecting another party, we were shown to a table in the back room which had to be laid for us. The waitress explained it was unexpectedly busier than usual which probably explains the quite slow service. Staff were very polite and helpful when you saw one. The menu is basic. Don't go expecting a big choice because there isn't one. Having said that, what we ordered was good, the starters being better than the mains. The majority of the main courses were fried. Towards the end of our evening the crowds had dispersed and we got talking to Caroline, the landlady. Who apologised for putting us in the back room. That hadn't been an issue at all though. We finished our meal sitting in the main pub area, with coffee by the fire. The pub is on several levels with steps to each. If you have mobility problems this could be an issue. I walk with a stick and did struggle. We all had one soft drink, a starter, main and coffee and paid £28 each.”

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