The Rose and Crown Sandridge

The roast beef dinner was severely undercooked, with pink, stringy beef and vegetables that seemed to have just been quickly soaked in boiling water.

We had a party of 6 and the restaurant did an excellent job accommodating 2 guests who needed gluten-free options for Sunday lunch. The food and experience were fantastic, and we highly recommend this place.

Anyone thinking of a fabulous location for a small and friendly wedding venue, can’t think of a better place than Rose and Crown in Sandridge. Staff went the full mile and food and service was superb. Thanks to you all. Voir le carte

A big thank you to George, our waiter, who not only provided excellent service but also added a touch of humor to our dining experience. He was knowledgeable about the menu and went above and beyond to ensure our satisfaction. We had a wonderful lunch with friends and will definitely be coming back again.

So, we are a group of friends/family who were in the area for a pickleball tournament and we had not thought to book somewhere to eat!! We turned up at the Rose and Crown just as the kitchen was closing but the chef agreed to stay open and feed us and we are so happy he did. 3 x shepherds pie, 1 x fish and chips and 4 x sticky toffee pudding later we were four very happy people. The food was fantastic, service spot and the staff beyond brilliant. Thank you so much

We treated ourselves to a rare meal out to celebrate our wedding anniversary; Jamie gave us the warmest of welcomes, and couldn't have been more attentive, making sure we knew about the off menu specials he had on that night. I never normally go for 3 courses, but didn't regret it; our starters, mains and deserts were delicious, and the beetroot salad my wife chose looked great nice to see healthy options on a pub menu (although the sticky toffee pudding cancelled that out! Voir le carte

We have just had a fabulous Sunday Roast here, after a dog walk around the nearby woods....what a gem...never tried before and actually the third pub I'd tried to book...dog friendly...and a lovely cosy atmosphere with open fire. And the roast was faultless, we had the lamb..found just enough room for pud sticky toffee and brownie...very yummy ...all in all a lovely afternoon would highly recommend and the lady that served us with the glasses was just lovely. Nothing was too much trouble...slot of pubs could learn a lot from this friendly local..thsnkyou

This is a beautiful old pub with fireplaces and fairy lights. We visited to see the jazz band Semaphore with guest singer Yvette. The band and singer, who perform every now and again, gave a great performance which we all enjoyed. Once it started to get dark, the fairy lights were also illuminated in the outside seating areas in the large and small marquee (certainly needed due to some rain later on). There was a good selection of drinks including hot beverages and the desserts were delicious and generous we didn’t have a main course therefore I’m unable to comment, but people were certainly ordering them. The pub was very understaffed (as are many other hospitality venues in the area) howev...

We’ve been to the Rose and Crown a few years ago and it was a very warm inviting pub with great food, good service and always very busy. We visited today and the experience was completely different. The pub was empty for a Saturday afternoon, we ordered 2 drinks and a Camembert plater £14). The plater on initial expectation looked good but the bread was way to burnt for us to enjoy. We asked for a new batch of bread. Next we overheard shouting from the kitchen with the chef saying ”bread is just burnt toast” in a very aggressive way clearly damming us for asking for something less toasted burnt). We were pretty shocked. I’ve never experienced such awful behavior from a chef. We let the waite... Voir le carte