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The Fleur De Lys (Flower of the Lilly) originates from the 17th Century and is the only remaining pub in the picturesque Oxfordshire village of East Hagbourne. A short walk from Didcot the surrounding countryside is the perfect place for walking and dogs are very welcome in the Bar area.
Originally owned by the Lockinge Estate it is reputed to have been owned by the Napper family for 142 years before being sold in the 1950s to the Abingdon Brewer Morlands, founded in 1711 in West Ilsley by farmer John Morland. The pub still displays an original Morland Ceramic Painter Plaque, known as "The Artist Fayre" produced by Poole Pottery or associated Carter Tile Works designed by Reginald Bell.
A very disappointing meal. I ordered the curry. It was a very small portion, had little flavour and was tepid when served. I asked the waitress if she could pop it in the microwave for me to heat it up and she appeared shocked and confused. I didn't enjoy it and to make matters worse, I was overcharged by £2. When I pointed out the error, she tried to talk me into paying the higher price saying that's what the till had charged. I then heard her telling her supervisor "She won't pay it!". (Bad customer service & no understanding of the sale of goods act). There were actually 2 curries on the menu and I think she may have selected the more expensive one at the till by mistake. My friend was also disappointed in her ham & eggs meal as it wasn't as good as when she ordered it there previously.
Beautiful pub with fantastic food, we had a slightly nervous younger member of the waiting staff but they did a great job. There's a good range of drinks available.
Came here on a busy Friday night and the staff were so friendly and accommodating trying to find us a table when we hadn’t booked. Amazing home-cooked food and a good selection of drinks at affordable prices (we paid £55 for two - 2 courses and 2 rounds of drinks). Managed to park okay in the car park and if it gets full there’s space on the road. Quirky and warm village pub with friendly locals and a resident whippet - what more could you want! Would definitely go back but next time we’ll book just in case!
Amazing little Village pub with fantastic food & lovely staff Thank you
Cracking village pub, in East Hagbourne. Food is good. Need to book if you want to eat to avoid disappointment. Service is normally quick the bar. A great selection of real ales, Timothy Taylor Landlord is normally on draft and is good. Parking available. Also has outdoor seating with heaters which is a nice touch. Many locals in, which is a good sign. Very dog friendly, with water bowls provided.
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