The Old Oak - Menu

I had a great experience at this pub with delicious food at reasonable prices. I will definitely be coming back soon. The Sunday roast was fantastic.

lovely place to go for lunch, after a walk in Abbots Wood. A lovely country pub , just as you would hope. The staff are very friendly and helpful and the food is good pub food. Always a pleasurable experience,

We spent a lovely afternoon at The Old Oak. Our meal was delicious and reasonably priced. The staff were warm and welcoming, and they allowed us to stay the night in our campervan in their car park. Will definitely return and would recommend to all Thank you!

Very slow service, had to wait nearly an hour for our food with 2 children under 2. Not ideal. There was no changing space for the baby so had to use landlady’s personal space again not ideal. Food was bland and unseasoned, the only saving grace was dessert. Won’t be back. Disappointing.

I booked my mums 90th birthday celebration on Wednesday. Kate and her team were amazing. Nothing was too much trouble. The cheese straws and sausage rolls were the best we have ever had. I really can’t praise the staff enough. My um had a wonderful and memorable time with nearly 30 of her friends.

We had a lovely light lunch at this restaurant. We started with some shared appetizers and enjoyed some delicious drinks. The waitress who took our order was very friendly. The only suggestion would be to cook the white bait a little less, but we still enjoyed it. We would definitely come back and then go for a nice walk in the woods.

Went for a Sunday lunch although we didn't choose a roast they looked amazing as they were being taken out to customers. Large portions and huge yorkshire puds!. For me a perfect Autumn Winter meal. The staff were really nice and attentive. The menu was varied with something for everyone. The gazpacho followed by the halloumi and water melon salad was delicious and perfect for a hot day. Others in our group had the curry and the Thai noodles and both said they were great choices. Really dog friendly and beautiful garden with pretty hanging baskets and pots. Looks a loved pub.

Shockingly terrible is being polite. Only two tables taken in the whole pub on a sunny Sunday lunchtime should have set alarm bells ringing whilst beer garden only half full. Service was ok till something wasn’t right then it went badly downhill from there. The food was terrible roast fat and crunchy Yorkshire puddings, fries just tasted of oil. Felt sorry for the waitresses serving up such a dire excuse of a meal. Used to be a nice hidden gem of a pub but sadly it appears there are issues in the kitchen that really need immediate attention, we won’t ever be back sadly. The bill was adjusted thankfully but our family birthday meal was ruined.

What surprised me was the quality of the food. We visited on a Sunday and decided to go for the roast dinner based on the recommendation of our friendly and knowledgeable waiter. We both chose the lamb, which was cooked to perfection and served with all the traditional trimmings. The portion size was generous, and everything from the Yorkshire pudding to the roast potatoes was delicious. The parsnip and ginger soup we had as an appetizer was also outstanding. We were told that one of the chefs had a Michelin star background, which explained the high quality of the dishes. I highly recommend trying this pub while they are serving such excellent food and have such friendly and accommodating s...