Kings Arms - Menú

Got seated within a minute of arriving, place looking busy. Meal arrived, was hot and tasted ok. Good to see the burger was not in a brioche bun. We enjoyed are time, and will be back.

Ate here twice, both times in Restaurant, though could eat same food in Bar. For a central eatery, good value, good portions, well cooked and tasty. Staff really friendly. Walk ins only, could not book, so early evening better time to go

First visit here.We have read mixed reviews about the kings Arms but on our visit we found the service to be friendly with all round good service.I decided to try the famous ale pie as I've been to a few places that state that also.The...

We chose this place as it had a variety of food options and looked inviting as we passed by. Both my husband and I had burgers, mine vegan, and both were tasty and really filling. As expected, prices are slightly higher given that this is...

Worst Sunday roast I’ve ever had. In a group of 12, only 1 said it wasn’t too bad. The rest agreed it was terrible quality. It was so bland and tasteless. Undercooked plain/basic veg. Stale puddings. Mash was half mashed potato with no seasoning. Roasties...

Waited 40 mins for 3 toasties. When they arrived each one of them was appalling. Not toasted, cold inside, came with a small handful of cold fries each. Coffees we had while waiting for them weren’t hot when they first arrived, no chance by time food arrived. Service also rubbish. Complained to no avail then complained again at the till and the surrounding tables all joined in about how bad their meals were! Just disappointing.

The Kings Arms has a range of seating areas. There are some arm chairs to chill in, some standard pub seats with tables to dine at. There are some high stools with tables as well. The food is varied and reasonably priced. We shared the soup and a sandwich deal which was very good. The jacket potatoes are yummy. We enjoyed the atmosphere which seemed to be a mix of regulars and visitors. They were short staffed and took an hour to clear the plates and glasses away which was the only fly in the ointment. The loos are upstairs. We thoroughly recommend this pub.

Called in just after reopening as we were so looking forward to reacquainting ourselves with the good honest pub that the Kings Arms was. Terribly disappointed. When we walked in every table was stacked with used glasses which should have been a warning sign. We stood at the bar for a good 5 minutes waiting for a member of staff to appear. There was a chap in a suit running around looking terribly harassed. When we got served the wine was warm as it turned out the fridge didn’t work but no one had told the young lady who served us. Then the 40th anniversary beer was rank, some serious looking at the way it is being served and stored required. Really disappointing as we had been looking forwa...

I don 't normally write negative reviews as I prefer to give negative feedback in person, but when I was asked how my meal was, the staff seemed so disinterested, that I felt this medium was the only way of telling the 'powers that be ' what I think they need to know. I was not a guest at the hotel and called in for a meal and a pint as the Yorkshire Pudding meal on the menu on the outside board caught my eye. I don 't normally baulk at prices, as I genuinely believe in paying for quality, so when I parted with the best part of £25 for one course and a pint, I hoped I would be impressed. sadly not! The meat was tasty and tender, and the veg was nice and crispy, but there it ends. The Yorkshi...