Mount Inn - Menu

Excellent Sunday Roast. We come here most Sundays. This is a traditional family run pub. Lovely atmosphere, delicious roast beef, lots of fresh excellently cooked veg. Dog friendly. Highly recommend.

We had a disappointing beginning with two out of the four mugs being stained and one cracked. There is no excuse for this. However, we were pleased with the spacious room we booked. The bed was comfortable and the breakfast, though minimal, was satisfactory. The staff were also friendly.

We were told that this was the place to be for a roast Sorry in my experience this was a part pre cooked dinner Not proper roast spuds in dripping The brisket tasted like liver Veg came and was wow very very hard but hot And gravy like dish water Sorry guys was not really up to par on the Sunday we visited

Basic pub food, none of which was fresh. Menu consisted of burger/steak/sausage etc all with chips. I had veggie burger and chips, my Dad had fishcakes and chips. Virtually no veg/salad and everything was clearly frozen/tinned/packaged. Friendly and efficient staff but sadly didn't make up for the poor quality meal.

I cannot recommend this restaurant enough. We made a last-minute booking due to a weather change and they accommodated us with no issue. Despite arriving three hours early for our cycle tour, they quickly prepared our room for us. When we needed a place to dry our clothes after washing them, they gladly helped us out. The service, atmosphere, and hospitality were all top-notch. Thank you for turning what could have been a bad day into a much-needed relaxing experience.

3 families popped in for Lunch. Checked with barmaid for availabilty in the outside gazebo. owner came out and said he couldn 't accommodate us and said some families have the decency to ring before hand . There were multiple tables for us to safely distance, and also a table of approx 20 who were congregated and swigging beers. When asked the owner hung up and said he didn 't have time . Looked a nice place, shocking customer service, shocking reaction from manager, we were suitably accommodated around the corner at the whistling badger. Shame really!!

Rang ahead to make sure we had a table. Beautiful old pub which is close to my heart. Really enjoyed our meals; sirloin, gammon Glamorgan sausages all cooked to perfection. I probably should’ve asked if steak sauces available, that was my fault. Great outside seating area at the side and front always a sun trap in the summer, have spent many an hour out there. The landlord staff were super friendly. But… could smell strong cigarette smoke where we were eating as side doors open which is probably my only gripe. The old dining room now has a pool table filling it, which wasn’t there in my days of working there and if it was my place I’d make it a nice family friendly dining room again (just my...

Called in after a walk to the reservoir. Wasn't sure what to expect but we were limited as we had the dog with us. Was very pleased with our experience and will definitely go again. The staff were very welcoming and the pub was warm and cosy. Although a little tired, it was clean and very atmospheric. The food was reasonably priced, good selection of pub food. I had the spicy chicken curry which had a good kick to it and was most enjoyable, my husband had the liver which was cooked with a rich gravy and served with a good helping of mash. There were 3 draft ales, we had all 3 between 4 of us and there were no complaints. Service was excellent. I think this Inn deserves to be higher than 12th...

arrived for a 3 night stay on Monday 9th August. Already knew we couldn 't book in until 5.30 due to extra covid cleaning but did not realise the pub doesn 't open until 5pm on a monday so as it was raining we sat in the car in the pub car park until the owners arrived. When they did we were promptly asked to move our car as it was in a nearby neighbours parking spot, in a pub car park clearly sign posted for customer use only . we were however given our keys to our room early and grabbed our bags and entered through the door at the back of the pub to be greeted with the smell of damp, some 1970s lino and curtains hanging off the rail. we went upstairs to our room and just stood and looked a...