The Poacher - Menu

Nice little pub, no Pepsi Max on tap but had Coke Zero in a can so no probs. The beer was great. Seating is comfy, pub nice and warm on a cold day.

We recently visited this restaurant for coffee after lunch, and we found the atmosphere to be pleasant. The staff was friendly and the restrooms were clean and tidy. I would definitely return to this establishment.

I didn't dine at this restaurant, but it is a lovely place. The price range per person is £10–20. The service and atmosphere both received a rating of 5. There is plenty of parking available, including a free parking lot.

This pub is so beautiful, has a friendly atmosphere and the staff is so kind. I went there to use a promotional voucher and fell in love with the place. Worth to mention that they have events (quiz, live music) on certain days of the week. If you want a quiet evening, better go in other days.

NO pumps in use anymore, and there weten't even any bottled beers available, I was so embarassed my friends stayed there the night looking forward to dtaying in a pub.. mot not one woth NO Beer !!..Staff explaiined they are in process of a takeover, So let the beets run down ...but I did enjoy a Lovey Pimms whilst waiting.

This is Pleasant looking pub. It was quite empty when we arrived they were having a live band play in the evening. The toilets were clean and tidy and smelt fresh. We ordered food but not all dishes were delivered correctly. The food however did taste good and the staff were friendly and welcoming. There is a lovely outdoor garden. I would recommend this place as a good place to visit Please LIKE when you have read the review thanks

The reason for my low review is due to the fact it was ment to be a place to rest after a long drive but sadly the mattress was so cheap i could feel every spring in it, the quilt was thinner than my laptop and as i was sleepig at the front of the building and all i could hear was road noise and every body walking past the building due to the windows being single glazed. The positives sides is the pub is modern and welcoming. The room wasnt a bad sizes and would easily do what its ment to, very quickly with minor changes. The water pressure is great and has a rapid boil kettle which is un seen in b&bs.

What a fantastic find! A friend and I visited this restaurant on a Sunday evening around 8:30pm and were warmly welcomed by friendly locals and the staff. The landlord was also very pleasant. We were pleasantly surprised to find leftover roast potatoes from the Sunday menu placed around the bar and tables for patrons to enjoy for free. They paired perfectly with the pints of Guinness that I had. My friend couldn't get enough of them! We loved the cozy Chesterfield sofas next to the log burner, even though it wasn't lit due to the restaurant already being well-heated. The decor was beautiful and created a comfortable atmosphere. I have quickly grown fond of this place and highly recommend it....

Wow, Sian Powell Gary Berwick have made a great job with this extensive refurbishment of The Poacher. A free house that was first licenced neck in 1683 and has seen many owners. It finally became known as The Poachers in the 1970 's. You really must disregard any reviews before it 's relaunch on November 24th 2018. Review date: 13th December. Friendly staff, good beers and some great looking food. The interior is bright, clean and very welcoming. Gary and the staff at that time made you feel at home. The menu has a good selection to choose from but I had had to choose the 8oz rib eye steak cooked medium rare, and I must say, I was very impressed with the quality. It just fell apart with hard...