The Spring Inn - Menu

Bad , food , bad service , new owner doesn't seem to make the effort as the last team that worked there , food was small portions and not much care in presentation, personally I'd say its overpriced , best avoided .

Fabulous meal to celebrate GCSE’s. We hadn’t been for a while but the place certainly had a different vibe. The menu was great and as a fish lover there was a so much choice. Most of all the service was brilliant, personal and warm and clearly very well trained team members.

Staff good , food very disappointing, not great lunch menu. And why do they coat everything in spicy oils , not every one likes that, my father had Sea bass which was spoilt by some sort of oil dressing also very expensive had no potatoes included , my beef sandwich was also spoilt by dressing

It was obvious something had changed as the menu placed on the table was not the same as that on the website. There were some old favourites, but the duck salad, previously delicious, was duck served on just lettuce... alot of it and in a bowl. No finesse and so disappointing. The staff were friendly, but did not notice that there was no spoon for the soup and no cutlery for the main course and no salt and pepper. This is a great location and we wish the new team well, but if they are going to charge these prices then the offering does need to improve.

Chose this place for a business meeting as was half way between us. Bad choice. Food portions were appallingly small. Two of us ordered fish and chips £19.50), my fish was just slightly larger than a fish finger that you would get in a fish finger sandwich elsewhere. I had all of 10 chips in this little container. To be honest, I was still hungry but when we finished the main course, the kitchen had closed so no desserts. The others were not too impressed with their food either...one had the Seafood Linguine £21.95, again a small portion. Very disappointing as it is lovely to eat outside in the sunshine.

Disappointing. Had lunch here today with family. Service was OK but the food compared to other visits was remarkably underwhelming. Burgers looked OK and apparently were OK but the Beer Battered fish was dreadful. I was expecting a nice chunky piece of fish with a crispy beer batter instead what I got was something similar to what I would pick up from the freezer cabinet at the local supermarket to stick in the oven. This is a shame as last year we had a big family celebration at the Spring Inn and the food was superb with many of the guests complementing us on our choice of venue. Don’t know what’s gone wrong but they need to pull their socks up otherwise I fear it’s a slippery slope for th...

Our daughter booked the table after having a stunning meal there two years ago. The restaurant was not busy when we arrived. We asked for still water not spring I expected tap water as the water arrived in a glass bottle yetcost £4.25 . I asked for a white wine spritzer with Chardonnay I was given a large Chardonnay took it to the bar and was told no one told him to put soda in cost £9.25….the service was poor all round. The food was nothing special my sea bass was over cooked as were the vegetables, my husbands fish and chips were average my daughters beef pie was delicious. As a food teacher and hospitality tutor in New Zealand I was really disappointed by the service,the food and felt it...

After perusing the TripAdvisor reviews for this pub, our expectations were quite high. Regrettably, the dining experience left much to be desired. The fish in the Fish Chips dish was excessively greasy, and the bread board, touted as rustic, seemed more akin to something from a supermarket shelf than an artisanal creation. While the staff exhibited commendable friendliness and assistance, it's apparent that this establishment is in dire need of a renovation and a thorough cleaning. Stains mar the chairs, the white door to the ladies' room exhibits disconcerting black grime around the handle, the walls appear worn and could benefit from a fresh coat of paint, and upon entering, we immediately...

Couples visit for a birthday on a quiet Wednesday evening. Was hoping for a great meal as it 's the first time we 've managed to get out since having a baby 3 weeks ago and organising childcare etc is always tough. 10mins after ordering we were told the starter that was labelled 'Gluten Free ' isn 't actually gluten free and was mislabelled on the menu so my partner had to change her order which of course is disappointment. Concerning as this was only caught as our waitress double checked with the chef. I had ordered bread and olives for starter however only the the bread was brought out until the manager noticed I was missing the olives, oil, vinegar and side plates. They had also brought m...