The Anchor Inn - Menu

Moving to the village thought we would try the pub 7 of us not a complaint just FULL praise for the food the landlord and his staff 5 STAR

Was welcomed with a warm heart and smile given the feel that was only felt in a homely environment. The food was just as good as mother cooked and the atmosphere was of one that made me feel great joy and happiness

After receiving a flier and heard good reports we decided to visit on steak night . Wow , one of the best sirloins we’ve had . When the landlord chef speaks to you about his food you know it’s going to be good and it was . This is a very local inn and we found it very well welcoming particularly Jay Dine . We will be back .

Thoroughly enjoyed the Christmas Menu. Friendly welcome and good service. We had the Christmas Menu which is 3 courses for £21.95 had to be ordered in advance but that was not a problem. Good choice and food cooked well and also good quality. Especially enjoyed the brandy sauce on the Christmas pudding. Will definitely eat here again.

I don’t normally leave negative reviews but it was unusually bad! The chips were completely soaked in oil and inedible gammon steak was tiny. Prawn cocktail came out without any sauce. Roast dinner was just frozen potatoes, boiled tasteless veg and what tasted like microwaved beef. All the food took a long while to come out. We did worry when we were the only table in for a Sunday roast!

Booked in advance as requested, we shared a lovely meal. Nicely prepared and presented complete with Christmas Crackers. Accompanied by one of the nicest real ales in the area, called unsuprisingly Anchor Ale. Not the first time we have eaten here and we never leave dissatisfied. We shall be back in a couple of weeks for another meal. Thank you to the Chef and staff who make a visit to this pub very enjoyable

We were camping around the corner, and popped in on the Friday and Saturday night. The young lady behind the bar was dead friendly and the pub has a great, local pub vibe to it. The pub is lovely and clean, spacious and with a good selection of drink and well priced food. I wont go into all of it, but on two nights the landlord put my backup with his total lack of people skills, tact and manners. I hope that the locals find his attitude charming and endearing but next time we're up in the area I hope to find another pub to give my money to.

Breakfast served once a month, so booked a table. No choices offered, like white or brown toast, how eggs to be cooked etc. but we were asked if there was an anything we did not want. This was difficult given the fact there was no list of ingredients. Opted for everything to see what arrived. However, when we asked for sauces we were told no brown sauce or ketchup available, but there was salt and pepper if we wanted! I hope this was a temporary supply issue. Tea was served by the cup with unlimited refills, but service was slow, so only managed a couple during our visit. Will visit again to see if the standard we experienced was a one off because the pub is lovely and the staff very friendl...

Called in one lunch time. We were the only customers. Ordered drinks and the only words spoken by the barman were do you want a glass. Not much of a welcome. Ordered food and it came quite quickly. Unfortunately I don’t think the chef let the deep fryer get to temperature before putting the chips in. It was like they had been simmering gently in the oil as they were just a soggy greasy mess. The scampi was the same . Ate a couple then gave up and just ate the peas. The chef came out to see a delivery person and asked if it was ok as I had left it by then. His reaction when I explained it was soggy and greasy were to say “there’s always one”. He shouted over to the barman to take it off the b...