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As a resident of the locality we do tend to eat at this hotel now and again. We have never had anything other that a very tasty freshly prepared meal in a nice country pub type environment. Staff are friendly service is good and portions plentiful.

I had previously visited this pub at Christmas and the food was excellent. On my next visit I chose steak and chips, and that is what you got. There was a half a tomato but no other vegetable. The steak was very fatty and after cutting the fat away you were left with a small piece of steak. Not sure I would visit again in a hurry.

A warm welcome by the landlord on entering the bar is always a delight.I had only popped in for a coffee but decied to eat when I saw the traditional English menu and lots of plates going out to diners. Good traditional British menu , and food prepared using local ingredients with indiviual touches , led to a very pleasant lunch.Recommended

We had a wonderful dining experience at this charming village Pub/Hotel/Restaurant with a Travelzoo voucher. From the moment we arrived, we felt welcomed and the dining room had a cozy atmosphere. Our three courses were all deliciously cooked and presented with care, and the service was friendly. I look forward to returning in the warmer months to enjoy a pint by the river.

The restaurant is located in a charming and peaceful village. It overlooks a picturesque river. There is parking right outside the room. The room was large and clean, though the bathroom could use some updating. The breakfast was delicious and the staff was very welcoming. The only downside was that there was a wedding happening during our stay, which we were not informed about when booking. This made it difficult to enjoy a meal or a drink at the bar, so we ended up going elsewhere for dinner.

I bought a Travelzoo voucher for a 3-course a la carte meal for two at the Queens Head Inn for £35 (usually £70). I made a reservation for Sunday lunch and was very impressed with the quality of the roast dinner. In my opinion, it was one of the best places in the Stamford/Peterborough area. The portion sizes were generous, and we were so full that we couldn't finish the last course. The Queens Head Inn also has reasonably priced accommodation and a charming outdoor seating area by the river for summer months, although only the bar menu is available outside.

Situated a few miles from Peterborough in the village of Nassington this well converted village pub does very good food. The service is good but the friendly and willing young staff on duty for Sunday Lunch could do with a little guidance from management just to take it to the next level. They were courteous and polite but you should not have to ask for serving spoons or mint sauce for the lamb and horseradish for the beef. All that said our party enjoyed the experience and the very good food. The large function room/restaurant is very well appointed but could have been a little warmer on a chilly day. It is well worth a visit and we shall be back.

We booked on a deal scouting for a place to stay for our small ramble group of 12 Lovely village quaint old pub which is far better than the impression the frontage gives Rooms are small cottages around the car park which leads down to the riverside so very scenic surprisingly tranquil Rooms are fine, beds cosy comfy they were just delivering 55 inch plasma TV's as we left! Excellent food in the restaurant, good choice sensibly priced but most of all very well cooked The staff were extremely pleasant helpful especially mentioning Amy, Chris, Veronique Shaun the breakfast chef fantastic poached eggs Even the chambermaid was cheerful made sure we had all we needed Great location for walks arou...

We came to Nassington to collect something my wife had bought online and figured, while we were here, we would try it for a late lunch. I went to check if they allowed dogs (we have 2, beagle and shihtsu and were still serving; as soon as I walked in the door it felt warm and welcoming. There were quite a few folks in but it was genial rather than crowded, and the music was actually background rather than live gig level (a rarity these days, it would seem , so also seeing the cosy fire and the water bowl for dogs made our decision inevitable. The staff were all very friendly, helpful and efficient, and our order was taken quickly for a shared Camembert to start then beef sirloin and pork bel...