Clifford Arms - Carta

Had lunch here- chicken jalfrezi poor. Coffee tasted like instant coffee. Crumble topping tasted and looked undercooked.

This local pub is excellent, with friendly staff, great landlords, and delicious food. It truly is the best pub in the village.

The staff are very nice and service is good but the food is horrid. We had to eat here twice as no other choice. All 4 meals were awful.microwave food. See pic of their chargrilled chicken and Smokey bacon pasta it was literally floating in creamy soup with hard stewed chicken chunks floating in it. Need a new chef with Sone idea of basic cooking and presentation. Ver carta

My partner and I dined at this restaurant for two evenings (Friday and Saturday) while camping nearby. We had to wait for a table on Friday, but there were plenty available on Saturday. Since we had our dog with us, we ate in the bar area without being able to reserve a table. The food was delicious, with a generous portion of Scampi and a superb Chicken Balti. The service was friendly.

We visited for a weekday lunch. The bar was busy clearly popular with locals. The menu was fine, plenty of options. Prices are competitive. Food came quite quickly. Most items were enjoyed. However there was very little cauliflower in the cauli curry and a pie's pastry top really should be cooked with the filling. Pleased that physical menus were available as well as the QR codes on tables.

Really good pub, staff and locals all very welcoming, great atmosphere. Six of us eating and everyone felt that they had a good choice on the menu and also enjoyed what they ordered. Specials board too. Helpful and speedy service for both meals and drinks. Spacious bar. Everyone was eating in the bar by preference as there was a good ambiance and banter. At busier times or if you want a quieter visit, there is a restaurant to. Ver carta

My family and I visited this restaurant with our 9-month-old baby and when we asked where we could change the baby's diaper, we were told it could only be done on the toilet floor. When we requested to change the baby in an area with seats and customers, the bartender said no, sorry. We had to leave and change the baby's diaper outside, thankfully we had a changing mat. It is disappointing that in 2022, we expect family-friendly restaurants to have proper baby changing facilities.

We’ve visited a few times for drinks and eaten twice at The Clifford Arms while cruising through Great Haywood on our narrowboat. Our dogs are always made welcome in the bar area, they offer a superb pint of Landlord, nice food menu and also a specials board, friendly locals. On our most recent visit my husband thought the chips weren’t up to scratch, maybe old fat, they seemed a bit overdone on the outside and empty on the inside, but apart from that, we’ve always enjoyed our meals and beers there and will definitely visit next time we’re in the area.

Upon arrival to the infamous Clifford Arms, located on the main road that travels through central Great Haywood. Whilst standing outside the ancient establishment, a demonic voice beckoned me towards the old fashioned building; with creamy white stripes which ran down the exterior of the building. Breaking up the white stripes was the occasional pillar of black worn timber framing the building. Entering the building i was greeted by a rather flabby gentleman who was perhaps aged in his late sixties. The Gentleman guided me towards a tree stump with multiple rows of pegs scented like a glorious voyage on the high seas scattered about it, where i deposited my worn and tattered coat for it to r... Ver carta