The Mark Cross Inn - Carte

great meal and great atmosphere! the personal could no longer welcome us and look around

Great meal and great atmosphere! Staff couldn’t have made us anymore welcome and looked after

Visited on the 8th March had Venezuelan parents and the roast pork. Very tasty. Would recommend Voir le carte

overall very good, need to improve on the roast potatoes that I think should be soft in the middle and croton outwards, they were beograd!

Outstanding service offering take away during social distancing for Mother’s Day. I look forward to eating in the restaurant when it reopens.

outstanding service offer takes away during social distancing for mother's day. I look forward to eating in the restaurant when it opens again. Voir le carte

Overall very good, need to improve on the roast potatoes which I believe should be soft in the middle and croton the outside, they were Beograd!!

I really enjoyed the atmosphere of the pub and gardens; the decor was lovely and I felt welcomed. However, I was surprised to be charged 7.50 for one and a half pints. I was taken aback by the high prices and decided to only stay for one drink before leaving. It was just too expensive for me.

I typically avoid restaurants that are labeled as gastro, preferring pubs to be more traditional and restaurants to be separate entities. However, The Mark Cross Inn has merged the two, functioning more as a restaurant these days. Despite my initial reservations, I was pleasantly surprised by the tasty food and enjoyable dining experience I had with a group of 8. The service was friendly, the atmosphere was family-friendly and relaxed. Some of the dishes were served in a quirky manner, such as chips in small frying baskets, which I found charming but others in my party found unnecessary. Main dishes ranged from £10-£20, with options like steak burgers and battered cod being more budget-frien... Voir le carte