Dog And Duck - Carte

A party of fifteen tried 90% of the a la carte menu and not one person didn't really enjoy the food. Our waiter was attentive and polite and the surroundings were cosy and inviting. We will definitely be back

We were visiting Sherwood Forest and the information centre recommended this pub which is nearby. The decor was very nice and def not your traditional pub look.Food was great, we all enjoyed our dishes and the portions were big. Def recommend others to try it.

As a X chef this meal was spot on Couldn't find any fault with it.Share starter was excellent European meats and cheese plater.Main meal cod loin succulent.Beef with creamy sauce very good all so.Two glasses of red wine. All for £52. Very reasonable Good atmosphere as well nice place nice set up Voir le carte

We were greeted at the front desk by a very unfriendly female, not a good start. We were sat outside and my soup came without a spoon. I was promised one by the waitress but it never came. I went inside to get one but by now the soup was cold. The unfriendly female bought out another soup with a spoon, shame it didn't come with an apology too.

After a walk in Sherwood forest I needed a dog friendly pub for my food buff parents and myself to go to for lunch. The Dog and Duck certainly delivered. The interior decor is really quirky and cool with fun music (although I would perhaps recommend they turn it down just a smidge! . The food was delicious pub food I highly recommend the chorizo chutney and the staff were friendly.

Went to dog and duck with my wife and two grown up kids, 26 and 20 respectively,had a great meal from the new menu recently changed this week,was well impressed, good value for money, great decor if you like chandelliers and mirrors, staff were superb and am very glad i visited, a must if you want to feel like spoiling yourself and your loved ones. Keep up the good work everyone,you deserve a pat on the back Voir le carte

Visiting Sherwood Forest and decided to try this pub for an early evening meal.We were five adults and a 17month baby and we were made very welcome.A table was found and a high chair was added to the 5 place settings.Although quite busy, the staff took our orders as soon as we were ready and the food was served in a reasonable time which was long enough to give the impression that all the food was freshly cooked and not just put under the microwave. Not the cheapest of places to eat but worth the extra for the quality.Would go back again.

Eaten here a few times over the last few years and from a dining perspective, it's gone down hill.The bar has got a great atmosphere and the inside is lovely, however the speed and quality of service leaves a lot to be desired.Recently ate there and pretty much everything went wrong and e finally received the last mains 2 hrs after being seated. They were busy but come one...Food was ok/good but it was the rest of the experience that let it down!In fairness to them, I made my grievances known and it was reflected on the bill.A real shame as this was always a fav little spot, hidden away in the middle of nowhere, unfortunately I won't be going back.

We were staying nearby at Sherwood Pines and met friends who lived locally at this pub for Sunday lunch. Pleasant atmosphere, good reasonably priced food but the service left something to be desired. Had to search and I mean search, for staff to have horse radish and mint sauce bought to the table surely comes automatically with a Sunday roast? Then had to search for second round of drinks then search for staff to order puds and yes you guessed it, coffee just fell of the plan. Meal took over 3 hours which was OK but with younger child and a baby was a bit of a nightmare. I would give it one more go but this time ensure I had no other plans after the meal. Voir le carte