"Take, for instance, the cheeseburger I ordered, which was topped with brie. I expect a classic burger to come with cheddar or American cheese, not brie, which suggests an attempt at sophistication that simply doesn't align with my expectations for a British pub.
Then there was the 'Warm Chocolate Brownie.' When I asked the server if it came with ice cream, she confirmed it did. I imagined a soft, warm brownie topped with a scoop of ice cream. Instead, I was served a dry, lukewarm slice of brownie smothered in raspberry jam, with a scoop of ice cream awkwardly placed on top. It was quite disappointing.
This is just another example of how the Filly Inn is trying to elevate its menu but fails to communicate this shift effectively and doesn't execute the dishes to a satisfactory standard. The menu itself is limited, and the offerings aren't impressive.
On a positive note, the pub has a spacious seating area both indoors and outdoors, and they allow dogs, which is a nice touch. However, the food leaves much to be desired."
