The Who’d A Thought It who we believe we were greeted by Tracey was very welcoming and friendly. The food and service was first class. We will definitely be returning to the pub. My aunt and uncle use to use it when they lived close...by when I was a child. We have often passed by but today made a decision to stop and eat. Will definitely be returning when in the area.More

We live in the area and had visited a few years ago and found it wanting. However now under new management we visited again with visiting family. The five of us had a fantastic meal, we shared a variety of starters, all of which were...delicious, and chose 5 different mains. This was followed by a good selection of puddings & a Cornish cheeseboard. The wine list has been well chosen & we delighted in the choices we made. A delightful young man with the glorious name of Ptolemy served us. He was as local lad who is studying medicine & waiting to earn extra cash. We all had a fabulous evening but couldn’t help noticing that we were the only people eating dinner. The big crowd were clearly regulars enjoying a Friday pint or two and also having a great time. Very much worth visiting, my son & his wife down from Scotland and restaurateurs themselves were full of praise for the W.H.T.I My wife & I will definitely be back again.More

Firstly all the positives. The staff were extremely lovely and very welcoming. We have a barky dog and they were terrific around her. Secondly the venue is amazing steeped in history and exactly what a pub should be. However it’s the food prices and portion...size which lets it down. I had a mushroom starter for over £7 which was extremely small with a bit of lettuce. The main courses again in my view were just too expensive. We looked at the deserts and many were nearly £10. I fully understand pubs are struggling but then there is a balance to be struck. A bit more bread / more rice with the curry and paella which costs very little. It just makes you go away feeling like you have been a bit ripped off ,which is a shame because it has so much potential as a venue.More

Superb service, the waitresses could not do enough, Jessica, and Molly really went that extra mile. The food was delicious, I asked for the chefs name as the silly Cow burger was the best I've tasted, a hand made patty packed with flavour, great job...Darren.More

OMG is this an unknown gem? Ambient, convivial. well lit, cosy environment. Staff friendly, efficient but not intrusive. Ordered 3 course set Menu @ £20.00 per head- can you believe that. Good honest home cooked fayre but portions so big had to give in to...the two courses which is set @ £17.00 per head. Took half my main course home with me. Cocktails £8.00. This just has to be the best dining experience ever. Such value for money. Truly unbelievable. Will defo be returning.More

Went for a spot of lunch on Friday with some friends. The atmosphere was great and the waitress was very accommodating. The food was very delicious. Will be back

Came here for a quick spot of lunch with family, absolutely blown away! Hands down the nicest pub burger I can ever recall having- beef was cooked to perfection and melted in the mouth, plenty of a delicious mystery pickle relish/sauce, and the chips were...absolutely incredible- seasoned perfectly, crispy but fluffy and plenty of them! Dad had the steak and ale pie which was positively brimming with steak unlike some other venues, again melt in the mouth, and the cheese mash was perfection! Would hesitate to recommend to anyone!More

Warm welcome and probably the most succulent meat-packed homemade steak and ale pie ever. Sumptuous creamy mash and seasonal vegetables. Melt in the mouth burger and chips to die for. Highly recommended.

Popped by on the off chance and we were able to get a table. The roast was nice although a bit more variety of veg would’ve been good - was ideal for anyone that particularly likes their greens! Good size portion. Perhaps a vegetarian option...would be nice as well as the vegan option, as this wouldn’t be to everyone’s taste (tomato gravy!) Seemed a nice pub.More

Very disappointed. Food was not the best and staff unfriendly and unhelpful. Went for Sunday lunch. Soup starter had no taste, was supposed to be butternut squash but just tasted of garlic, menu said 'house bread' so expected a crusty roll/bloomer but it was cheap...white sliced bread . Turkey roast main course took ages to come out, not enough veg, asked for cranberry sauce and it came on a spoon!! Puddibgs took ages, had obviously been standing round as crumble pudding was cold, asked for cream and it came with custard, sent it back, no apology, ice cream in the brownie sundae was melted. Not impressed, wouldn't go again.More

A real disappointment as we have been served great meals here in the past (I think it must be under new management?). There were only a few people eating yet after waiting a while, a member of staff approached to check my order (I didn’t...order a curry)…the pasta that arrived was imbalanced with way too much sauce - and I was given a knife not a spoon alongside a fork. It was edible but unmemorable with the exception of the half cloves of garlic…More

Great pub. Went on a sunday evening. Was told that a number of dishes not available and only a few veggies. The staff made a tremendous effort to provide a great dish for is. Earm friendly staff, good beer, grest surroundings. Recommended.