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The low ceilings and exposed beams at The Old Farm Inn leave you in no doubt you've stumbled upon a historic pub. Built in the 14th Century, it is now Grade II listed. Unsurprisingly, tradition plays a big part here - enjoy hearty cask ales and good old-fashioned home-cooking.
I absolutely love the old farm inn. It was an extremely welcoming place that was packed when we turned up. It was full of punters from the local village having a drink and a laugh. This may not be the nicest environment for a family meal. However, when we turned up, we spoke to the bartender, who got one of his waitresses to show us to our table. We were in for quite a pleasant surprise as we were taken through some doors and into a separate room which had a total of seven tables, dark beams going across the ceiling, and an old stone fireplace. It was an awesome dining area that not only had an extremely cosy atmosphere but also was separated from the main bar. Therefore, there was little to no noise from those who were having a night out. The customer service was very good, and the waiters/waitresses were extremely polite and easy to start small talk with. They had an extensive menu of meals with huge variety, although it was a Sunday, so they were not cooking their full menu. We waited quite a while for our food to come out, about 30 minutes, but I'd say it was worth it for the quality of food in comparison to the low prices. There were five of us eating a main meal and a starter each plus the drinks. It came to a total of about £100 which is extremely reasonable for what was bought. In this case, some of the drinks were alcoholic, so all in all, they are very good prices. The waitress came to check on us a few times and to see if we were enjoying our meal she also offered to get anything for us if we would like something else to eat or to drink. The staff of The Old Farm Inn were extremely friendly and helpful. The atmosphere of the place was cheery and welcoming. The food was very good for pub grub (I'd recommend the scampy for your main). The prices were extremely reasonable; even after taking into consideration the alcoholic beverages that were consumed. The only complaint is that the food took a little while to come out; but it was still hot and worth the extra time. Overall, I would definitely recommend The Old Farm Inn to those who wish to have a cheap meal but with good food or to those who would like to go and have a night out and get a few drinks, four stars.
Fabulous couple of nights staying in our motorhome in the car park. Was great to catch up with family and friends. Made even more special by Jason and his team. Thank you guys, we will be back H & Martin xx
As an update, glad to say that normal service has resumed with a change of staff and very happy to report that the beer (Pride) was up to standard when we visited today, glad to say this is still our local. We’ve been coming here for years and always had good beer (love a good pint of London Pride) but recently the beer has been poor and the bar service just rude. I keep trying to come back as it’s our local, but giving up now. Completely different experience at the Cross Keys, with great beer and professional staff
Lovely little pub with great beer and food. Staff are super friendly. Stopped as part of the Britstops scheme, would definitely use again when passing this way
Had a lovely Sunday Roast here. Went with a vegetarian who had the nut roast with veggie gravy and all the trimmings. 4 different roast dinners for meat eaters. The Pork had beautiful cracking. Great value for money. Worth the drive. Quaint English pub with car parking and beer garden. Children friendly.
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