The Brownlow Arms - Menu

Sunday lunch was fabulous, with loads of vegetables as well as succulent meat, gravy and Yorkshire pudding. Excellent service and chef Barbara popped out to say Hello. Interestingly, Trip Advisor suggested it was closed today

Always had great food on each occasion of visiting. Staff very welcoming , helpful and accommodating . friendly atmosphere . Can get busy sometimes so best to book,although staff still try to accommodate walk in customers. Would highly recommend

Visited for a pre booked Sunday lunch. Arrived and signed in as per covid tracking regulations. Then waited for about 5 minutes for a member of staff to acknowledge or seat us. With none forthcoming we followed the 1 way system and eventually came across...

This remains an excellent village pub, with an extensive menu. We ate here 3 times during the week, each meal was well cooked and portion size was adequate.The meals are not cheap but are well worth it. The steaks remain excellent.The pub is dog friendly but I suggest you ring ahead and book a suitable table.Yes, most of the staff are young, but they were pleasant and efficient. Waiting time was acceptable.Please also see my previous (more detailed) 2017 review.

Three of us prebooked for 5.30. Quite busy, people taking advantage of the August half price, and it seemed not enough waiters (one of whom said it was his first day). Long wait to place orders and for food to arrive. Two of the three of us were very happy with their seafood thermidor and beef medallions. I ordered steak. Waiter did not ask whether I wanted well done/.medium/rare. It was a very large, but very rare steak.. The first half I managed. Then it got so tough even the sharp steak knife would not go through and I had to leave it. Another very long wait before we could order desserts. Then told they had run out of custard and ice cream and some of the choices. We waited but eventuall...

We popped in on a Monday night as all the pubs in the immediate area that we usually go to don’t open on a Monday We arrive at 5:30 opening time and were hardly greeted by Shannon We hadn’t booked, but she found us a table There was a lovely selection of beers and wines and an amazing menu with specials of the day On Mondays they do a night where you can get a sirloin steak for £12 with all the trimmings They also specialise in seafood and there were a number of dishes this included prawns lobsters, monkfish et cetera Who made soup of the day was courgette and sweet potato and this is delicious Between us, we had a steak and kidney pie and there’s also an option of a steak and kidney pudding...

We were recommemded this public house by the owners of our holiday cottage. After a reccy visit on Sunday for a few cold beers, we booked a table for tonight. Today, Wednesday 12th August 2020, was meant to be our wedding day (pre-covid19).Staff were polite, helpful and observed appropriate COVID-19 safety precautions including regular hand sanitisation. Our meal, all 3 courses, were cookednfresh to order and tasted devine! The pub is also part of the Eat Out To Help Out scheme, so our three figure meal did not cost as much.The pub is quirky and friendly: adorned with all sorts of decorations and eye-catching ornaments. Whilst we obviously would have wanted our wedding to have gone ahead as...

After pre booking our table we had to wait just inside the door and tried for nearly 10 minutes to get the attention of staff. Order was then taken for our drinks and eventually order was taken for main course. One hour later it arrived!! Two of the meals were good but the third, a steak, was really disgusting. Far too much blood and half the steak was gristle and inedible.When our plates were cleared we complained but nobody came to see us. Eventually we got the desert menu and then another long wait. When we did order, we were told some of the items they had run out of, including most types of ice cream. We did without. Eventually asked for the bill which didn't arrive, so had to queue at...

I can honestly say that I have never given any pub or restaurant such a bad review but unfortunately tonight The Brownlow Arms warrants this one. We arrived at 8pm for our pre-booked table for two, completed the checking in form and waited for someone to acknowledge us. We were completely ignored by the girl behind the bar as she was too busy chatting to her friend about someone who had moved to a barn conversion !! Eventually another member of staff asked for our name and drinks order, then showed us to our table and gave us menus. Nobody came to take our order so we had to ask if this could be done, eventually a waitress arrived and we ordered our food. Almost an hour later, we managed to...