The Boycott Arms

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  Adam Millard

  ·1 month ago

  “Been past a fair few times always wanted to try here and glad we did .brilliant place .fresh cobs drinks were ace aswell good selection of ales 🍺”

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  Emma Harrison

  ·3 months ago

  “Came on recommendation. We were told there was a 20 minute wait for our food order, 3 cobs and 2 chips. We waited 55 minutes for the cobs and an additional 5 minutes for the chips. The chips were cold and the cheese in the cobs was mild, not very good quality either. £4.95 for the cobs and £5.95 for the chips, overpriced when you can get a good cob in Bridgnorth for £3 . Won’t be returning.”

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  newview products

  ·4 months ago

  “Refurbished country pub, open fire in the winter, good selection of real ales and lager. Large outdoor seating area, worth a visit.”

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  Sharon Heath

  ·4 months ago

  “Nice pub but the times they close are up for debate. 11 is the usual pub closing time but here it can be 9 or 9.30 as we've experienced in this last week or so. The pub is out of the way and not near other pubs so if you make the effort to go there you need to know when it will close. We were there during the last week and a young girl came out and said it was Last orders around 9 ish . An elderly couple can about 9..15 and walked across the road from the carpark, the lady was using a walking stick went into the pub and was told it was closed. A man obviously part of the pub was talking to a group of customers near by asked the older couple what they wanted and said obviously they couldn't have a drink as it was closing. Dreadful customer service I doubt they will ever come back. If you travel to a pub that is not on the beaten track you need to know it will be open when you get there. I will think twice before going there again.”

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  Christopher Whitehouse

  ·5 months ago

  “First time visit. Lovely country pub good choice of real Ales excellent customer service. Didn't try the cobs but they look great, smashing atmosphere inside, toilets spotlessly clean. Definitely worth a visit.”

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  Ann Bills

  ·5 months ago

  “Small & cosey pub with good selection of drinks & ales. Friendly staff. Plenty of parking and outside seating. Cobs, chips & pork pies are a served but there isn't a full menu.”

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  Livy Kimbell

  ·2 years ago

  “Went on a Tuesday, got two steaks for £20 and desserts for £4 each. Service was good. Only downside was the steak was medium to well done when asked for medium rare. Seemed to have plenty of options for food, and the fact dogs are welcome will make me inclined to return.”

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  Jeannie Foulkes

  ·3 years ago

  “Stopped here in the way back from holiday, lovely place , friendly staff, very dog friendly as well. Food was lovely only thing I would say is put at least one vegan option on, as there is nothing at all I think they do a nut roast on a Sunday though, so a vegan burger , chilli, anything really , that is the only thing though, other than that it's lovely.”

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  J Peters

  ·3 years ago

  “We popped in here midweek for the first time in a while, and I believe the owners have changed a couple of times. It's nice and cosy in there....maybe a little quiet but it was a weekday. I've driven past on weekends and the car park is full. The food was well priced and nicely presented. Looking forward to going back soon”

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  robert turner

  ·7 years ago

  “The Boycott Arms great looking pub, staff friendly, but as the name says boycott the place if you want good food. Menu is boring no fish dishes other than fried & battered fish (not cod I wonder what it actually is?) I bent the fork squashing my peas!!!!, chips were the worst I have ever had, the "Fresh bread" was a burger bun. I am not sure what was in the bowl, the menu stated lamb, one would expect more than 4 1/2 inch squares of meat. The free range chickens that perched anywhere including on the tables are an obvious H&S issue (see footnote) as is the canopy base that is infested with flies (1 MT away from us). Eating outside in a rural area one would expect flies but certainty not this amount. On being asked "was everything alright" by the lady clearing the plates I said no would you like the truth she listened to us & said I will send the manager. I told her not to bother just pass our comments onto the cook. The manager arrived. I think Gordon Ramsey would love a session with her, She was in total denial that the food was not good, even examining it she could see nothing wrong. As other reviews say the food is good we can only assume the regular cook was off. She asked if we would like a replacement & we denied for obvious reasons. All I expected was for her to apologise the word SORRY was missing :-( - FOOTNOTE - RE: The free range chickens = Salmonella and Campylobacter are common public health hazards potentially associated with chicken contact. These bacteria are carried by healthy chickens and are communicable to people through direct contact.”

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