Visited here on 5th November to see if their food might be of interest for a future visit. Unfortunately as I was reading the menu the rude waiter demanded to collect all the menus in so I never got to make my mind up if the food would be worth returning for. In that event, I won't be returning and will likely go somewhere with better service.
Beer range limited, food range also appeared to be limited (from what I was permitted to see)
Avoid. Well worth the lowly 2/5 rating in Fancy a pint
To all pubs and restaurant: Please don't take menus away, customers might actually want to read them. They aren't a state secret.
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