Ye Jolly Farmer Inn

had an abbey, great atmosphere. beautiful people. as arnie says, we'll be back.

Friendly staff, safe seating outside and a well looked after pint of John Smith's Smooth.

I went for Sunday lunch and had the option of beef, lamb, or pork. I decided to have a combination of beef and lamb while my wife chose the beef. The portions were generous and the meal was absolutely delicious. For dessert, my wife had a chocolate orange cake with custard, which was also fantastic. I would give this restaurant a 5-star rating without a doubt.

this is a small jewel of a country pub that makes really good eating and beer too very cheap trips and has a small but perfectly shaped gras beer garden where we sat in the evening sunshine. the personal was so friendly and welcoming. on the other side of the pub is also a paved seating area and of course the interior was cozy and friendly. it is a real hub when the local community loved!

My son, his wife, her parents, and grandparents visited this restaurant for Father's Day Sunday lunch. We had a great selection of roast meats with Yorkshire Puddings, roast potatoes, and a bowl of generous vegetables on the side. Before our meal, we enjoyed chatting with the friendly regulars in the bar. After lunch, we relaxed in the large garden while the ladies had coffee. It was a lovely day at a reasonable price.

My partner and I visited the area to see family and stopped by for a drink on Christmas Eve. It was nice to see so many people in a small village pub! We had a gin and tonic and a pint of John Smith's, which only cost around £7. Compared to prices in the south, it felt like a steal! The atmosphere was great, with a nice fire in the main bar and plenty of seating. There is also a separate dining room and a pool table. Overall, a lovely village pub!

Service was very good food fabulous value, no main meal over £8.95. Small menu means the quality is excellent, good pub food, choices such as fish chips, steak pie, gammon, burgers for veggies the current choice an amazingly tasty veg balti. Limited specials are also available. Pub is a traditional drinkers pub with very friendly staff who will have a chat and make sure everything is ok. Takeaway service is also available. Will definitely be returning for food drinks. The burger can be highly recommended, all homemade!

We stayed in a holiday cottage in the quiet village of Dalton for a week in July and ate here every day apart from Monday when it doesn't serve food. The landlord is very friendly and welcoming and reserved our favourite table even placing candles there for the last few nights which was a great accompaniement for the Elvis music. The food was typical traditional pub food at very reasonable prices. The Sunday lunch was huge and really delicious (particularly the gravy) all for around £6.We would really recommend this place and it even has guest accommodation on site.

The Jolly has had a mixed history, not all good, but the current landlord is really trying to make a go of it. It retains the aura of a village pub, dark beams, rough walls and small rooms, the bar and a small restaurant area. We visited on a weekday evening, two couples, looking for good food and a swift pint or two with wine for the ladies. Entering the fairly busy bar we found a table, enquired about food and bought a round of drinks. The ladies had red, it came as small bottles of Javk Rabbit, no proper bottles yet, I suppose they're get measure of their customers needs, a pint of Fosters and one of John Smith's.. they had a guest ale Timmy Taylor's, but it was the fruity one, not my tas...