The Ash Inn

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  Donna Neate

  ·4 months ago

  “I visited here with my 2 daughters, just for a late lunch on saturday afternoon. As we entered, there was a large table with about 10 people on, the rest of the tables were empty but dirty. They appeared to have had a christening on or something. I was greeted by a young pleasant girl that asked me if we were part of the party which I said no, so she said that we could eat in the bar area. As we entered, there was a few small round tables only big enough for 2 really, as I looked around, a lady who was sitting on her own said "we have no tables at the moment and won't have for about half an hour to 45 minutes (grinning as she said this). I responded " ok we will go somewhere else, thank you" and we left. The service, attitude and atmosphere was rude. There were 4 tables in the main area that we could of sat at and tables in the bar area that they could of put together to make a table for us in the bar if they wanted. I quickly realised that they would not nor were they bothered about customers. Glad we left quickly and will not be returning! Just rude”

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  Derek Cope

  ·4 months ago

  “Great place and Excelent food. Lovley clean place Very polite staff and helpful Great views. Kiddies play area Just one thing We were told the wait is up to 30 mins. That was not a problem. But we had to wait 1hour 10 mins. The staff did apologise.”

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  Deborah HOPPER

  ·4 months ago

  “I thoroughly enjoyed a dinner,fish and chips and cheesecake 😋 this afternoon. Lovely service and food ,great quality and value. Will definitely be returning and would recommend to anyone...check it out👍”

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  Allan Tabbinor

  ·5 months ago

  “Dropped in early on a Saturday afternoon when the dining area was relatively quiet. We received a very warm welcome and were made to feel at home even though we hadn't visited the Ash in recent times. The food was simply delicious and the portion sizes would please the most demanding of customers. The unintended consequence was that we couldn't sample the desserts. The only (small) blip was the limited range of teas to complete the meal. If you're a local or travelling to Mow to see the Castle or Old Man there is no reason for you not trying the Ash for yourselves. I would thoroughly recommend it. ps the real chips are worth the visit on their own!”

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  M H

  ·5 months ago

  “Fish ‘n’ chips for £6.95 on the lunchtime specials menu is an absolute bargain, and lovely it is too. Washed down with a decent enough pint of Bass, or maybe Landlord or Doom Bar if you’d rather. Nice veranda out back if the sun is out. Great service and plenty of parking. Throw in a football pitch and play area for the little ones, what more do you want?”

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  Paul Mahon

  ·6 months ago

  “Popped in for a few pints to shelter from storm Dave. Bar area full of friendly local characters. Caffrey's stout was spot on.”

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  Emma Parfitt

  ·7 months ago

  “Lovely cosy pub and great pub grub! Delicious homemade chips 😋”

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  Ellie Lomax

  ·1 year ago

  “Fell on this place food was lover as was the staff but it’s obviously a well loved local that had entertainment on different nights staff can’t service at all views outside ate spectacular play area for kids great way to spend a sunny evening on”

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  Heidi Lomax

  ·1 year ago

  “Quaint pub high up near Mow Cop. Lovely food, friendly staff and has an open fire for the winter months. Well recommended”

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  Michael Field

  ·2 years ago

  “Good pub food and good selection of beers and ciders. Sunday menu has no vegetarian main course but there was a halloumi stack starter and quite honestly the vegetables that came with the roast would make a more than adequate meal on their own. Will come again.”