Jacksons Wharf - Carta

Visited with my family food was perfect and the staff were very helpful reasonably priced highly recommend

Amazing food had the pizza was delicious couldn’t recommend more the staff were very welcoming and friendly and super helpful

We had Sunday lunch here after doing Race for Life, lovely sitting in the sun looking out over the marina wasn't busy, sprouts a bit hard and they didn't do cauliflower cheese : Ver carta

Always good to eat here when visiting family in the area. They have a NGCI menu and a separate fryer for chips. I have eaten here many times and never been glutened. They also have genius rolls for burgers.

These are part of the Marstons Group and have a dedicated Gluten Free menu which you can ask for at the bar. It’s not massive but there quite a few decent options on there including GF vegetarian options also.

On arrival they let me know it was not a gluten free menu. But can highlight item that can be made gluten free. So ended up with a chicken and bacon sandwich with gf bread. The rest of the family had lovely meals. Would not recommend if your wanting a full meal. Ver carta

We had a wonderful friendly welcome from all staff members. Two of whom are called Victoria and Rachael. The food was delicious, plenty of it and very hot. The wine was faultless washed down with a beautiful cocktail. I've always been a fan of this establishment the main reason being the staff being so welcoming and nothing is too much for them, whatever you ask they do with a smile on their faces. Due to the pandemic I hadn't visited here for over a year but I'm thrilled to see standards are still very high.

We came in for something to eat in the late afternoon. I wanted a sandwich or similar, but all those options were not served after 3pm. We ordered off the main menu, although I was put off by so many dishes being with chips according to the menu. Actually when I spoke to the server, alternatives were available. We wanted regular hand-pulled beer. There wasn't any. They'd run out. Bottled beer was available. I chose 2 pints of what I guessed would be expensive draught continental beer. I don't know how much it cost, but we had pie and mash, a chicken curry and 2 pints and it cost £34.48. It seemed expensive for a very average meal.

What an absolute shame. This place used to be a lovely little pub with but over the years its just gone down hill. This review is sadly an accumulation of several visits over the past few months. From walking in the door, there is a distinct lack of atmosphere. Its been exceptionally quiet each time with only a hand full of people in the whole building and this doesn't help... but in general its doesnt feel like a welcome environment. Each time Ive stood at the bar and waited for quite some time while waiting to even be acknowledged. Service is slow and painfully lacking in personal interaction. The menu is enormously overpriced for average quality pub food and you can eat for the same price... Ver carta