Plough - Carte

Had lunch there on a Sunday. Was quiet but great food and service. Fresh and tasty and great value. Had the Somtham salad and a chicken and veg stir fry. All very nicely presented and very tasty. Just the correct amount of heat too.

Popped in for a quick drink in the garden after a dog walk. Friendly and efficient service but did not find the surroundings very pleasant. Did well in the current conditions but wouldn't go back just for a drink although would be happy to try the food if in he area again.

This was recommended to us when visiting the area and we were able to walk to it for our meal. The owner knows everything about the menu and was able to advise what to have. Sophisticated it isn't, but if quaint, old world charm and authentic Thai is your thing give it a go. It was delicious. Voir le carte

First time here as on a mini break with my boyfriend, walked over an hour to get here and I've never had a more unwelcoming experience. Stated online dog friendly but wasn't, not a problem we sat outside but the service of the staff behind the bar was rude and impolite, had one drink and left. Won't be returning.

Stopped at the Plough mid way on a walk from Ely. Thought we'd missed our chance as we arrived after 2pm but the kitchen was very happy to stay open for us. Fortunately for us they'd run out of sandwiches, which is what we would probably have settled for, instead we had a couple of fantastic Thai dishes which were really tasty. The staff were really friendly the prices were good too!

Quirky old pub. Mismatched cutlery and crockery but this is not a fine dining restaurant so it doesn’t matter. The food we ordered was absolutely amazing, starters and main course cooked freshly. The flavours were wonderful. The kitchen and bar staff were very friendly and welcoming. We were here on a few days away but were we local we would be very much regulars here. You can eat in or take away. Highly recommended. Voir le carte

This was my third or fourth visit in the short time since I moved into the village. I know The Plough from 30+ years ago. I have very fond memories of it and it is a joy to see how much of its character as a much loved village pub has been preserved. And then there’s the food: it’s delicious and incredibly good value. The service is charming, cheerful and friendly. And there is still room for locals to have a pint without impacting the diners or vice versa. A gem of a pub.

A nice old pub, with lots of old things preserved. The man who served us was a bit curt and surly, and not very welcoming. By contrast, the lady who I presume co-owns the place was very friendly. The food was OK but not great. Chicken satay starter was nice, but my chicken Pad Thai tasted a bit odd and had hardly any chicken. The desserts were nice: bananas in cream, and rice in cream. It was OK, but nothing to write home about. It gets busy, and gets fully booked, and I was recommended to come here by a happy customer, but I don’t think I’ll personally be back.

Four of stayed at the nearby Wood Fen in the Sedge Lodge. On our last evening we decided to visit this pub for dinner , this is not walking distance from where we stayed so we had a nominated driver. We arrived and was shown to our table in the restaurant by Jamie , he worked so hard all evening serving at the bar and being waiter for the diners. He was very polite and didn't appear to get flustered at all, well done Jamie. Our food was freshly cooked ,the prawn sizzling dish with noodles and vegetables with sweet chilli sauce was excellent and I had a cheese board for dessert which was very good, not many places seem to do a cheese board now days. If we were in the area again would certainl... Voir le carte